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ME042 Computer Aided Design and
Modelling for Materials
A 20 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisites: MEOIO,
ME01 1, TEB673
A subject in the Diploma of Applied Science (Materials
Engineering).
Content
CAD, design process, applications of computer modelling
to manufacturing.
ME043 Advanced Laboratory Techniques
A 40 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisites: ME010,
ME01 1, TEB673
A subject in the Diploma of Applied Science (Materials
Engineering).
Content
Metallography, analysis, quantitative metallography,
microph~tograph~, x-ray characterisation, DTA, DSc,
FTIR, ICP, GCMS.
ME044 Occupational Hygiene
A 50 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisites: Nil
A subject in the Diploma of Applied Science (Materials
Engineering).
Content
OH&S and workcare, legal issues, dangerous goods act.
ME045 Industrial Waste Management
A 50 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisites: Nil
A subject in the Diploma of Applied Science (Materials
Engineering).
Content
Reduction, treatment, management, transport and disposal
of industrial wastes.
2 ME046 Environmental Management
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5 A 50 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisites: ME044
A subject in the Diploma of Applied Science (Materials
Engineering).
Content
Monitoring, reduction and control of environmental
pollutants.
ME047 Air Quality Management
A 50 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisites: ME044
A subject in the Diploma of Applied Science (Materials
Engineering).
Content
Identify, measure and monitor common atmospheric
pollutants.
MTS3R Research Skills
Prahran
A subject in Tertiary Study Skills.
Obiectives and content
This component deals with how academic research is
undertaken by using a tertiary library and choosing
appropriate resources for assignments. The component also
looks at research methods used in the social sciences and
the nature of academic knowledge - what are facts,
ideologies and theories? - an evaluation and comparison of
these.
MTS44 lntroduction to Further Studies
Prahran
A subject in Tertiary Study Skills.
Obiectives and content
This subject will offer introductions to several specific
social science disciplines. There will be focus on content as
well as skills.
MTS4B Academic Writing
Prahran
A subject in Tertiary Study Skills.
Obiectives and content
This component will assist in improving academic writing
skills including the conventions of discourse, academic
essay structureand writing, the use of appropriate
resources, acknowledging sources: referencing and
footnoting.
MTSSS lntroduction to Computing and Basic
Statistics
Prahran
A subject in Tertiary Study Skills.
Objectives and content
Computer literacy is almost an essential prerequisite to any
tertiary study and this component of the course introduces
students to word processing, spreadsheets and other useful
computer packages. In addition, students are made familiar
with basic statistics and the use of computer based
statistical packages employed in the social sciences.
MTSA4 Text Analysis
Prahran
A subject in Tertiary Study Skills.
Objectives and content
A detailed examination of a single text which will assist
students to develop skills in academic reading. Issues
involved here include identifying themes, how a central
text is approached, distinguishing fact from opinion, what
evidence is trustworthy and what can be challenged.
NAP230 Organisational Behaviour
Prerequisites: NIL
Provides the student with an understanding of how
organisations work and managing change within the
organisation.
NAP701 /702/703 Computer Accounting
Modules
See course provider.