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Further studies pathways
Students who have undertaken an appropriate
study program within the Advanced Certificate course
may progress to the Associate Diploma course.
Entry requirements
Successful completion of VCE or equivalent with passes
in units 1 and 2 Mathematics and Physics.
Note: For studmts who do not have the prerequisite academic
qualifications, a bridging program may be undwtaken.
Course availability and duration
The Advanced Certificate is one year full-time or two
years part-time study.
Course structure
The required fifteen modules will be offered from
the following:
Subject
Module value
NMOO6 Computer Aided Design A 1
TEA001 Calculus 1
TEA002 Engineering Mathematics A 1
TEA003 Engineering Mathematics B 1
TEA010 Materials Science 1
TEA027 Presenting Reports 0.5
TEA033 Writing Workplace Documents 0.5
TEA040 Occupational Health and Safety 0.5
TEA050 Engineering Computing 1
TEA061 Engineering Graphics 1
TEA701 Engineering Drawing (Detail) 1
TEA711 Mechanical Drive Components 1
TEA740 Workshop Practices Fabrication 1
TEA741 Workshop Processes Machine Shop 1
TEA772 Introductory Dynamics 1
TEA790 Manufacturing Process 1
TEA804 Introductory Strength of Materials 1
TEA859 Statics 1.5
TEB030 Advanced Quality Concepts 1
Application procedure
Prospective students (exit VCE and mature-age) wanting
to apply for full-time places in the February intake must
contact the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC)
for a VTAC Guide and application form. Students wanting
to apply for places in the mid-year intake should contact
the School of Engineering and Industrial Science.
Prospective students wanting to apply for part-time
places should contact the School of Engineering and
Industrial Science on 9214 8916.
Certificate courses
*+* Swinburne Certificate in
Engineering Practice
not already been used for any other course. It has been
developed to allow degree and diploma students and
graduates to improve their practical skills and employment
opportunities.
Entry Requirements
Participants should be enrolled in, or have completed an
Engineering course.
Course availability and duration
The Swinburne Certificate in Engineering Practice is a 2
year part time course that involves 240 hours of study and
can be studied in tandem with an engineering associate
diploma or degree course.
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A~~lication Procedure
Application should be made directly to the department on
9214 8504.
Course Structure
The course consists of six modules selected from the list
below including appropriate pre-requisites for advanced
modules.
NBB06 Machining
NBBO9 Welding and Thermal Cutting
CBE5.2 Wire and Soldering Techniques
NBB l0 Fabrication Techniques 1
NFOOl Manual Metal Arc Weld.
NF002 Gas Metal Arc Welding
NM006 Computer Aided Drafting A
NF004'F Oxy Acetylene Welding 1
NF013') Thermal Cutting and Associated Processes
NMOOl Milling 1
NM025 Turning l
NM009 CNC Machining
NMOlO CNC Turning 1
NM012 CNC Milling 1
NM045 EDM / Wire-cut
" As NF004 & NF013 are half modules they should be
selected together
3500EEB
Swinburne Certificate of
Quality Technology
Course aims
Quality technology is concerned with the techniques and
strategies necessary to build quality into a product or
service at a com etitive price and to maintain and improve
this level of quaEty in order to give continued customer
satisfaction.
Course description
The achievement of quality goals in a manufacturing
company is twofold.
Firstly, the inclusion of quality responsibilities into various
functions such as product design and development,
production engineering, . . human resources, production
control and purchasing.
Course Aims
The Swinburne Certificate in ~ ~ practice is ~ Secondly, i as ~ a separate function ~ in installing, ~ operating ~ i ~
up of a six nationally accredited 40 hour modules, that have
and auditing quality The quality is
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