University Diploma in Information Technology...University Diploma in Information Technology Year 2014 QUT code IT10 Duration (full-time international) 1 year OP 14 Rank 70 International

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University Diploma in Information Technology

Year 2014

QUT code IT10

Duration(full-timeinternational)

1 year

OP 14

Rank 70

International fee(indicative)

2014: $8,773 per StudyPeriod (48 credit points)

Total creditpoints

96

Credit pointsfull-time sem.

48

CourseCoordinator

Ken Beutel([email protected])

DisciplineCoordinator

International EntryrequirementsTo be accepted into the program youmust have successfully completed seniorhigh school with the required grades. Youmust also have relevant vocationalexperience.

International Subjectprerequisites

English●

You must have achieved this study at alevel comparable to Australian Year 12 orin recognised post-secondary studies.

Minimum EnglishrequirementsStudents must meet the Englishproficiency requirements.

IELTS (International English Language TestingSystem)

speaking 5.0

writing 5.0

reading 5.0

listening 5.0

overall 5.5

QUT International CollegeInternational students may upgrade to theQUT Bachelor of Information Technologythrough QUT International College at ourKelvin Grove campus.

The University Diploma in InformationTechnology is equivalent to twosemesters of the Bachelor of InformationTechnology degree with a total of 96credit points (48 standard credit points fora full-time semester).

In the University Diploma program,students study six degree core units aswell as two English language units thathave been designed to support the othercore units.

Progression to the Bachelorof Information TechnologyStudents who successfully completethese eight units with a grade pointaverage of 4 (on a 7-point scale) andobtain a grade of at least 4 in ProfessionalCommunication 2 are given twosemesters full-time advanced standingtowards their degree and are guaranteeda place in the Bachelor of InformationTechnology.

Students who complete the UniversityDiploma in Information Technology are

also eligible for 96 credit points towardsthe Bachelor of Corporate SystemsManagement and Bachelor of Games andInteractive Entertainment.

International CoursestructureUniversity Diploma inInformation Technology units

Databases●Building IT Systems●Emerging Technology●Industry Insights●Programming●Networks●Professional Communication 1●Professional Communication 2●

Extension English SessionsFor first-semester students, thesesessions take place during weeks two toeight. Other QUTIC students in UniversityEntry Programs may join the sessions, iftheir timetable permits. The aims ofExtension English are to improve thestudent’s English language proficiency inspeaking, listening and overall writingability in a relaxed environment.

In addition to developing these languageskills, students have the opportunity todiscuss cultural issues and ask questionsabout studying at university.

Sample StructureCode Title

Semester One

IND102 Emerging Technology

IND104 Building IT Systems

IND210 Databases

QCD120 Professional Communication 1

NOTE: IND102 & IND210 are offered inALTERNATE semesters

Semester Two

IND103 Industry Insights

IND251 Networks

IND270 Programming

QCD220 Professional Communication 2

NOTE: IND103 & IND251 are offered inALTERNATE semesters


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Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Year 2014

QUT code EE41

Duration(full-time)

4 years

Rank 80

OP Guarantee Yes

Campus Gardens Point

Total creditpoints

384


48

CourseCoordinator

Dr R.Mahalinga-Iyer; ph:+61 7 3138 8822; email:[email protected]


Dr Bouchra Senadji



speaking 6.0

writing 6.0

reading 6.0

listening 6.0

overall 6.5

Special NoteThis course has been discontinued. Anyremaining students should seek advicefrom the Course Coordinator regardingtheir remaining course program.


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Bachelor of Engineering

Year 2014

QUT code EN40

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 9

Rank 82

OP Guarantee Yes


Domestic fee(indicative)

2014: CSP $4,400 perStudy Period (48 creditpoints)



Total creditpoints

384


48

Start months February, July

Int. Start Months February, July

Deferment You can defer your offerand postpone the start ofyour course for one year

CourseCoordinator


Domestic AssumedknowledgeBefore you start this course we assumeyou have sound knowledge in theseareas

Maths B●English●

We assume that you have knowledgeequivalent to four semesters at highschool level (Years 11 and 12) with soundachievement (4, SA). Recommendedstudy: Chemistry, Maths C and Physics.



You must have achieved this study at alevel comparable to Australian Year 12 orin recognised post-secondary studies.Recommended study: Chemistry, MathsC and Physics.



speaking 6.0

writing 6.0

reading 6.0

listening 6.0

overall 6.0

Professional RecognitionFull professional accreditation fromEngineers Australia has been given for allprimary majors in this course. In addition,Software Engineering also has fullprofessional accreditation with theAustralian Computer Society.

Second MajorsDepending on your choice of primarymajor, you may have the opportunity toundertake a second major or two minors.A second major is an established set ofeight units (96 credit points) in the samediscipline. A minor is an established set offour units (48 credit points) in the samediscipline or from anywhere in theUniversity. You will select your primarymajor, second major and/or minors afterthe completion of your first year.

HonoursEN40 students who meet GPArequirements are eligible to be awarded

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours.The Honours GPA requirements are setout in MOPP – 5.2.5 Grading system –awards with honours and bachelorhonours degrees.

Special CourseRequirementsA candidate for the degree of Bachelor ofEngineering must obtain at least 60 daysof industrial experience/practice in anengineering environment as approved bythe course coordinator.

International Student EntryInternational students must maintain anenrolment program that will allow them tocomplete their course within the specifiedtimeframe of their eCoE (electronicConfirmation of Enrolment).

Sample StructureCode Title

Year 1 - Semester 1

ENB100 Engineering and Sustainability

ENB110 Engineering Statics and Materials

ENB130 Mechanical and Thermal Energy

MAB125Foundations of EngineeringMathematics

OR

MAB126 Mathematics for Engineering 1

Year 1 - Semester 2

ENB120 Electrical Energy and Measurements

ENB150 Introducing Engineering Design

ENB200 Introducing Engineering Systems


OR




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Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace Avionics)

Year 2014

QUT code EN40

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 9

Rank 82

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Felipe Gonzalez









speaking 6.0

writing 6.0

reading 6.0

listening 6.0

overall 6.0

Professional RecognitionFull professional accreditation fromEngineers Australia has been given forthis course.

HonoursEN40 students who meet GPArequirements are eligible to be awardedBachelor of Engineering with Honours.The Honours GPA requirements are setout in MOPP – 5.2.5 Grading system –awards with honours and bachelorhonours degrees.

Special CourseRequirementsStudents must complete 60 daysapproved industrial experience in anengineering environment, including 10days specialist experience in the avionicsindustry as part of the Work IntegratedLearning unit.


Domestic Course structureWork Integrated Learning unitStudents must complete 60 daysapproved industrial experience in anengineering environment, including 10days specialist experience in the avionicsindustry as part of the Work IntegratedLearning unit.

Your courseYear 1Common first-year units include thefoundation of engineering mathematics,basic principles of sustainability, electricalengineering, engineering mechanics,engineering design and engineeringmaterials. These units provide a strong,fundamental overview of the threeengineering streams: civil, electrical andmechanical.

Year 2A solid grounding in the basic terminologyand work practices commonly employedin the aerospace industry provide anunderstanding of air, spacecraft flightcontrol principles and safety aspects ofaviation. Exciting wind tunnel tests andunderstanding of Mach number effects,fundamentals of aircraft performance,estimating range and endurance, take offand landing calculations and lightenvelopes also feature.

Year 3Emphasis on the flight control systems ofmodern aircraft, which is one of theprimary subsystems. You are introducedto methods for modelling the dynamicbehaviour of aircraft, missiles andspacecraft, and criteria for stability.Systems engineering methodologies andtechniques are applied to aerospaceengineering projects such as design andoperation of a fully autonomous micro airvehicle or rocket.

Year 4Advanced concepts such as spacecraftguidance and navigation, orbit andaltitude determination, dynamics for lowearth satellites and also the dynamics ofrocket ascent trajectories. Relevant RFand applied electromagnetic aerospaceradio radar systems and navigationsystems for aircraft are explored. You


Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace Avionics)



undertake a one-year project and workintegrated learning.

International CoursestructureWork Integrated Learning unitStudents must complete 60 daysapproved industrial experience in anengineering environment, including 10days specialist experience in the avionicsindustry as part of the Work IntegratedLearning unit.

Your courseYear 1Common first-year units include thefoundation of engineering mathematics,basic principles of sustainability, electricalengineering, engineering mechanics,engineering design and engineeringmaterials. These units provide a strong,fundamental overview of the threeengineering streams: civil, electrical andmechanical.

Year 2A solid grounding in the basic terminologyand work practices commonly employedin the aerospace industry provide anunderstanding of air, spacecraft flightcontrol principles and safety aspects ofaviation. Exciting wind tunnel tests andunderstanding of Mach number effects,fundamentals of aircraft performance,estimating range and endurance, take offand landing calculations and lightenvelopes also feature.

Year 3Emphasis on the flight control systems ofmodern aircraft, which is one of theprimary subsystems. You are introducedto methods for modelling the dynamicbehaviour of aircraft, missiles andspacecraft, and criteria for stability.Systems engineering methodologies andtechniques are applied to aerospaceengineering projects such as design andoperation of a fully autonomous micro airvehicle or rocket.

Year 4Advanced concepts such as spacecraftguidance and navigation, orbit andaltitude determination, dynamics for lowearth satellites and also the dynamics ofrocket ascent trajectories. Relevant RFand applied electromagnetic aerospaceradio radar systems and navigationsystems for aircraft are explored. Youundertake a one-year project and workintegrated learning.

Sample StructureSemesters

Year 1 - Semester 1●Year 1 - Semester 2●Year 2 - Semester 1●Year 2 - Semester 2●Year 3 - Semester 1●Year 3 - Semester 2●Year 4 - Semester 1●Year 4 - Semester 2●Aerospace Avionics Selectives●

Code Title

Year 1 - Semester 1





OR


Year 1 - Semester 2





OR


Year 2 - Semester 1

ENB240 Introduction To Electronics

ENB246 Engineering Problem Solving

ENB250 Electrical Circuits


OR

MAB233 Engineering Mathematics 3

Year 2 - Semester 2

ENB121 Aerodynamics

ENB242 Introduction To Telecommunications

ENB243 Linear Circuits and Systems

CAB202 Microprocessors and Digital Systems

(ENB244 replaced by CAB202 in 2014.)

Year 3 - Semester 1

ENB241 Software Systems Design

ENB342 Signals, Systems and Transforms

ENB348 Aircraft Systems and Flight Control

ENB354 Introduction To Systems Design

Year 3 - Semester 2

ENB343 Fields, Transmission and Propagation

ENB347 Modern Flight Control Systems

ENB355 Advanced Systems Design


OR

Selective

Year 4 - Semester 1

BEB801 Project 1

ENB346 Digital Communications

ENB440RF Techniques and ModernApplications

ENB451 Aerospace Radio and Radar Systems

Year 4 - Semester 2

SEB701 Work Integrated Learning 1

(BEB701 replaced by SEB701 in 2014.)

BEB802 Project 2

ENB357 Spacecraft Dynamics and Control

ENB447 Navigation Systems For Aircraft

Aerospace Avionics Selectives

ENB344 Industrial Electronics

ENB441 Applied Image Processing

ENB448 Signal Processing and Filtering

INB270 Programming

ENB457 Controls, Systems and Applications

[Note: ENB457 require Subject Area Coordinatorapproval]

NOTE: other units subject to approval of SubjectArea Coordinator



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Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Construction)

Year 2014

QUT code EN40

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 9

Rank 82

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Prof Manicka Dhanasekar






You must have achieved this study at alevel comparable to Australian Year 12 orin recognised post-secondary studies.Recommended study: Chemistry, MathsC and Physics



speaking 6.0

writing 6.0

reading 6.0

listening 6.0

overall 6.0


Special CourseRequirementsA candidate for the degree of Bachelor ofEngineering (Civil and Construction) mustcomplete at least 60 days of industrialexperience/ practice in an engineeringconstruction environment as part of theWork Integrated Learning unit.

Second Majors and MinorsYou will have the opportunity toundertaken either a 2nd major or twominors (see options below).

CIVIL AND CONSTRUCTIONENGINEERING Second Major andMinor OptionsSecond Major:Civil Infrastructure

Minors:Civil and Construction Engineering minorplusA minor from anywhere in QUT that isoutside of the course. (see UniversityWide Minors)

Please note: The Work IntegratedLearning unit (BEB701) and the projectunit (BEB801) that are required forprofessional recognition and were oncepart of an applications minor have nowbeen moved to the core of theEngineering course.

International Student EntryInternational students who are interestedin mid-year entry should consult theFaculty of Built Environment andEngineering Student Services sectionregarding the course structure to beundertaken.

International students must maintain anenrolment program that will allow them tocomplete their course within the specifiedtimeframe of their eCoE (electronicConfirmation of Enrolment).

Domestic Course structureWork Integrated Learning unitBachelor of Engineering students arerequired to complete at least 60 days ofindustrial experience in an engineeringenvironment approved by the coursecoordinator as part of the Work IntegratedLearning unit.

Your courseYear 1Common first-year units include thefoundations of engineering mathematics,basic principles of sustainability, electricalengineering, engineering mechanics,engineering design and engineeringmaterials. These units provide a strong,fundamental overview of the threeengineering streams: civil, electrical andmechanical.

Year 2Apply knowledge of fundamentalengineering science in design areas oftimber and concrete construction. Exploretheoretical aspects of geotechnical andmaterials engineering. Your theoreticalunderstanding is reinforced by practicalexperience in our laboratories. Developskills in construction administration andproject management. Engineeringstatistics mathematical skills also helpyour understanding of all aspects ofengineering design.

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Year 3Increase your knowledge and skills ingeotechnical engineering, constructionmanagement, law and other relatedconstruction practices. Explore steelconstruction. Continue to developcommunication and organisational skillsby writing reports, presenting seminarsand working in small groups. Choose asecond study area.

Year 4Build on your third year to complete yoursecond study area. Undertake a majorproject which will bring together all yourpreviously mastered skills, and advanceyour communication skills in report writingand seminar presentation. You alsocomplete your work integrated learning.

Second majors and minorsYou will have the opportunity toundertaken either a 2nd major or twominors (see options below).

Please refer to the rules before makingyour selection.

Electrical engineering second major andminor options

Second major:Civil Infrastructure●

Minors:Civil and Construction Engineeringminor

●

plusA minor from anywhere in QUT thatis outside of the course.

●


International CoursestructureWork Integrated Learning unitBachelor of Engineering students arerequired to complete at least 60 days ofindustrial experience in an engineeringenvironment approved by the coursecoordinator as part of the Work IntegratedLearning unit.

Your courseYear 1Common first-year units include thefoundations of engineering mathematics,basic principles of sustainability, electricalengineering, engineering mechanics,engineering design and engineering

materials. These units provide a strong,fundamental overview of the threeengineering streams: civil, electrical andmechanical.

Year 2Apply knowledge of fundamentalengineering science in design areas oftimber and concrete construction. Exploretheoretical aspects of geotechnical andmaterials engineering. Your theoreticalunderstanding is reinforced by practicalexperience in our laboratories. Developskills in construction administration andproject management. Engineeringstatistics mathematical skills also helpyour understanding of all aspects ofengineering design.

Year 3Increase your knowledge and skills ingeotechnical engineering, constructionmanagement, law and other relatedconstruction practices. Explore steelconstruction. Continue to developcommunication and organisational skillsby writing reports, presenting seminarsand working in small groups. Choose asecond study area.

Year 4Build on your third year to complete yoursecond study area. Undertake a majorproject which will bring together all yourpreviously mastered skills, and advanceyour communication skills in report writingand seminar presentation. You alsocomplete your work integrated learning.



Electrical engineering second major andminor options

Second major:Civil Infrastructure●

Minors:Civil and Construction Engineeringminor

●


●



Year 1 - Semester 1●Year 1 - Semester 2●Year 2 - Semester 1●Year 2 - Semester 2●Year 3 - Semester 1●Year 3 - Semester 2●Year 4 - Semester 1●Year 4 - Semester 2●Civil and Construction EngineeringSelectives

●

Code Title

Year 1 - Semester 1





OR


Year 1 - Semester 2





OR


Year 2 - Semester 1

ENB270 Engineering Mechanics of Materials

ENB272 Geotechnical Engineering 1

ENB273 Civil Materials


Year 2 - Semester 2

ENB275 Project Engineering 1

ENB276 Structural Engineering 1

ENB280 Hydraulic Engineering

UDB214 Professional Studies 2

Year 3 - Semester 1

ENB277 Construction Engineering Law


ENB381 Civil Engineering Construction

UDB312 Contract Administration

Year 3 - Semester 2


ENB373Design and Construction of SteelStructures

[Note: If you are unable to locate ENB373 under theMajor in your Study Plan, the core unit has beenshifted into either the Civil & Construction minor orin one of the Civil & Construction second majors.Please select the minor or one of the second majorto enrol in the unit.]

ENB382 Estimating in Engineering Construction

Second Major/Minor unit

Year 4 - Semester 1

BEB801 Project 1

ENB471Design of Concrete Structures andFoundations

[Note: If you are unable to locate ENB471 under theMajor in your Study Plan, the core unit has beenshifted into either the Civil & Construction minor orin one of the Civil & Construction second majors.Please select the minor or one of the second majorto enrol in the unit.]

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Year 4 - Semester 2


ENB481 Civil Engineering Project Management


Selective

Civil and Construction Engineering Selectives

BEB802 Project 2

ENB376 Transport Engineering

ENB477 Facade Engineering



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Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Environmental)

Year 2014

QUT code EN40

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 9

Rank 82

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator












speaking 6.0

writing 6.0

reading 6.0

listening 6.0

overall 6.0



Special CourseRequirementsA candidate for the degree of Bachelor ofEngineering (Civil and Environmental)must obtain at least 60 days of industrialexperience/practice in an engineeringenvironment as part of the WorkIntegrated Learning unit.

Domestic Course structure

Work Integrated Learning unitBachelor of Engineering students arerequired to complete at least 60 days ofindustrial experience in an engineeringenvironment approved by the coursecoordinator as part of the Work IntegratedLearning unit.


Year 2Apply your knowledge of fundamentalengineering science in design areas ofconcrete construction. Explore thetheoretical aspects of geotechnical, fluidsand sustainable engineering. Yourtheoretical understanding is reinforced bypractical experience in our laboratories.Engineering statistics mathematical skillsalso help your understanding of allaspects of engineering design.

Year 3Increase your knowledge and skills ingeotechnical and water engineering, andexplore steel construction, highway andtransport engineering. You are alsointroduced to environmental studiesrelating to population, resourcemanagement and environmental law.Continue to develop communication andorganisational skills by writing reports,presenting seminars and working in smallgroups.

Year 4Building on your third year by completinga major project which may be industrybased will bring together all yourpreviously mastered skills, and advanceyour communication skills in report writingand seminar presentation. You alsocomplete work integrated learning. Thereare also additional electives to choosefrom.

International CoursestructureWork Integrated Learning unitBachelor of Engineering students arerequired to complete at least 60 days ofindustrial experience in an engineeringenvironment approved by the course

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coordinator as part of the Work IntegratedLearning unit.


Year 2Apply your knowledge of fundamentalengineering science in design areas ofconcrete construction. Explore thetheoretical aspects of geotechnical, fluidsand sustainable engineering. Yourtheoretical understanding is reinforced bypractical experience in our laboratories.Engineering statistics mathematical skillsalso help your understanding of allaspects of engineering design.

Year 3Increase your knowledge and skills ingeotechnical and water engineering, andexplore steel construction, highway andtransport engineering. You are alsointroduced to environmental studiesrelating to population, resourcemanagement and environmental law.Continue to develop communication andorganisational skills by writing reports,presenting seminars and working in smallgroups.

Year 4Building on your third year by completinga major project which may be industrybased will bring together all yourpreviously mastered skills, and advanceyour communication skills in report writingand seminar presentation. You alsocomplete work integrated learning. Thereare also additional electives to choosefrom.


Year 1 - Semester 1●Year 1 - Semester 2●Year 2 - Semester 1●Year 2 - Semester 2●Year 3 - Semester 1●Year 3 - Semester 2●Year 4 - Semester 1●Year 4 - Semester 2●Civil and Environmental EngineeringSelectives

●

Code Title

Year 1 - Semester 1





OR


Year 1 - Semester 2





OR


Year 2 - Semester 1





Year 2 - Semester 2

ENB274Design of Environmentally SustainableSystems




Year 3 - Semester 1

ENB372 Design and Planning of Highways

ENB378 Water Engineering

ENB383 Environmental Resource Management

NQB302 Earth Surface Systems

OR - from 2014 NQB302 is replaced by:

EVB201 Global Environmental Issues

OR

NQB314 Sedimentary Geology

OR - from 2014 NQB314 is replaced by:

ERB202 Marine Geoscience

Year 3 - Semester 2



ENB380 Environmental Law and Assessment

Selective

Year 4 - Semester 1

BEB801 Project 1

PQB360Global Energy Balance and ClimateChange

UDB266 Planning Processes and Consultations

Selective

Year 4 - Semester 2


ENB377Water and Waste Water TreatmentEngineering

UDB370Environmental Planning andManagement

NQB403 Soils and the Environment

OR - from 2014 NQB403 is replaced by either:

EVB204 Land Resource Assessment

or EVB204 alternate unit -

EVB212 Soils and the Environment

OR NQB403/EVB204/EVB212 alternate unit -

NQB614 Groundwater Systems

Civil and Environmental Engineering Selectives

BEB802 Project 2

ENB379Transport Engineering and PlanningApplications

ENB474 Finite Element Methods

ENB476 Civil Engineering Design Project

ENB478 Advanced Water Engineering


ENB485Advanced Geotechnical EngineeringPractice



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Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)

Year 2014

QUT code EN40

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 9

Rank 82

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator












speaking 6.0

writing 6.0

reading 6.0

listening 6.0

overall 6.0


Second Majors and MinorsYou will have the opportunity toundertaken either a 2nd major or twominors (see options below).

CIVIL ENGINEERING Second Majorand Minor OptionsSecond Major:Structural EngineeringTransport Engineering and PlanningMinors:Civil Engineering minorplusA minor from anywhere in QUT that isoutside of the course. (see UniversityWide Minors)

Please note: The Work IntegratedLearning unit (BEB701) and the projectunit (BEB801) that are required for

professional recognition and were oncepart of an applications minor have nowbeen moved to the core of theEngineering course.

Special CourseRequirementsA candidate for the degree of Bachelor ofEngineering (Civil) must obtain at least 60days of industrial experience/practice inan engineering environment as part of theWork Integrated Learning unit.





Year 2Apply knowledge of fundamentalengineering science in design areas oftimber and concrete construction, andbegin to explore theoretical aspects ofgeotechnical, fluids and sustainableengineering. Your theoreticalunderstanding is reinforced by practicalexperience in our laboratories.Engineering statistics mathematical skillsalso help your understanding of allaspects of engineering design.

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Year 3Increase your knowledge and skills ingeotechnical and water engineering.Explore steel construction, highway andtransport engineering. Further developcommunication and organisational skillsby writing reports, presenting seminarsand working in small groups. Choose yoursecond study area.

Year 4Build on your third year to complete yoursecond study area. Undertake a majorproject which will bring together all yourpreviously mastered skills, and advanceyour communication skills in report writingand seminar presentation. You alsocomplete work integrated learning.



Civil engineering second majorand minor optionsSecond Major:

Structural Engineering●Transport Engineering and Planning●

Minors:Civil Engineering minor●


●



Your courseYear 1Common first-year units include thefoundations of engineering mathematics,basic principles of sustainability, electricalengineering, engineering mechanics,engineering design and engineeringmaterials. These units provide a strong,

fundamental overview of the threeengineering streams: civil, electrical andmechanical.

Year 2Apply knowledge of fundamentalengineering science in design areas oftimber and concrete construction, andbegin to explore theoretical aspects ofgeotechnical, fluids and sustainableengineering. Your theoreticalunderstanding is reinforced by practicalexperience in our laboratories.Engineering statistics mathematical skillsalso help your understanding of allaspects of engineering design.

Year 3Increase your knowledge and skills ingeotechnical and water engineering.Explore steel construction, highway andtransport engineering. Further developcommunication and organisational skillsby writing reports, presenting seminarsand working in small groups. Choose yoursecond study area.

Year 4Build on your third year to complete yoursecond study area. Undertake a majorproject which will bring together all yourpreviously mastered skills, and advanceyour communication skills in report writingand seminar presentation. You alsocomplete work integrated learning.



Civil engineering second majorand minor optionsSecond Major:

Structural Engineering●Transport Engineering and Planning●

Minors:Civil Engineering minor●


●



Year 1 - Semester 1●Year 1 - Semester 2●Year 2 - Semester 1●Year 2 - Semester 2●Year 3 - Semester 1●Year 3 - Semester 2●Year 4 - Semester 1●Year 4 - Semester 2●Civil Engineering Selectives●

Code Title

Year 1 - Semester 1





OR


Year 1 - Semester 2





OR


Year 2 - Semester 1





Year 2 - Semester 2

ENB274Design of Environmentally SustainableSystems




Year 3 - Semester 1

ENB372 Design and Planning of Highways


ENB378 Water Engineering


Year 3 - Semester 2



ENB377Water and Waste Water TreatmentEngineering


Year 4 - Semester 1


BEB801 Project 1

ENB471Design of Concrete Structures andFoundations

[Note: If you are unable to locate ENB471 under theMajor in your Study Plan, the core unit has beenshifted into either the Civil minor (EN40STR-MINCVLX) or in one of the Civil second majors.Please select the minor or one of the second majorto enrol in the unit.]


Year 4 - Semester 2






[Note: If you are unable to locate ENB472 under theMajor in your Study Plan, the core unit has beenshifted into either the Civil minor (EN40STR-MINCVLX) or in one of the Civil second majors.Please select the minor or one of the second majorto enrol in the unit.]

ENB476 Civil Engineering Design Project


Selective

Civil Engineering Selectives

BEB802 Project 2

ENB373Design and Construction of SteelStructures

ENB379Transport Engineering and PlanningApplications

ENB380 Environmental Law and Assessment

ENB383 Environmental Resource Management

ENB384 Design of Masonry Structures

ENB473Design and Construction of Multi-storey Buildings

ENB474 Finite Element Methods


ENB477 Facade Engineering

ENB478 Advanced Water Engineering


ENB485Advanced Geotechnical EngineeringPractice



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Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems) - for continuing students only [disc 2010]

Year 2014

QUT code EN40

Duration(full-time)

4 years






Total creditpoints

384


48

Start months August

Int. Start Months August

CourseCoordinator



Dr Wayne Kelly



speaking 6.0

writing 6.0

reading 6.0

listening 6.0

overall 6.5

DiscontinuationFrom Semester 1 2010, this primarymajor has been discontinued. A secondmajor in this discipline is currently underdevelopment.


MinorsFor professional recognition you willundertake an Applications minor whichconsists of a Work Place IntegratedLearning unit, a project unit and twospecialised engineering units.

Special CourseRequirementsStudents must complete at least 60 daysindustrial experience as part of the WorkIntegrated Learning unit in order tograduate.



Year 1 - Semester 1●Year 1 - Semester 2●Year 2 - Semester 1●Year 2 - Semester 2●Year 3 - Semester 1●Year 3 - Semester 2●Year 4 - Semester 1●Year 4 - Semester 2●Applications Minor Selectives●

Code Title

Year 1 - Semester 1

BEB100 Introducing Professional Learning

ENB101 Engineering Mechanics 1

ENB104 Engineering Materials

MAB131 Engineering Mathematics 1A

OR

MAB180 Engineering Mathematics 1B

Year 1 - Semester 2

BEB200 Introducing Sustainability

ENB103 Electrical Engineering

MAB132 Engineering Mathematics 2A

OR

MAB182 Engineering Mathematics 2B

PCB136 Engineering Physics 1C

Year 2 - Semester 1



INB104 Building IT Systems


Year 2 - Semester 2


ENB244 Microprocessors and Digital Systems

ENB245Introduction To Design andProfessional Practice

INB270 Programming

Year 3 - Semester 1

ENB301 Instrumentation and Control


ENB350 Real-time Computer-based Systems

INB371 Data Structures and Algorithms

Year 3 - Semester 2

ENB345Advanced Design and ProfessionalPractice


ENB352Communication Environments ForEmbedded Systems

INB251 Networks

Year 4 - Semester 1

BEB701 Work Integrated Learning 1

BEB801 Project 1


Applications Minor Selective

Year 4 - Semester 2

BEB802 Project 2


ENB458 Modern Control Systems

INB365 Systems Programming

Applications Minor Selectives

Semester 1:

INB340 Database Design

INB355 Cryptology and Protocols

INB373 Web Application Development

INB381 Modelling and Animation Techniques

Semester 2:

INB272 Interaction Design

INB374 Enterprise Software Architecture

INB382 Real Time Rendering Techniques



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Handbook



Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Software Systems)

Year 2014

QUT code EN40

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 9

Rank 82

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Wayne Kelly



We assume that you have knowledgeequivalent to four semesters at highschool level (Years 11 and 12) with soundachievement (4,SA). Recommendedstudy: Chemistry, Maths C and Physics.






speaking 6.0

writing 6.0

reading 6.0

listening 6.0

overall 6.0

Course OverviewThe course is a collaborative programbetween the areas of Engineering andInformation Technology which providesstudents with the electrical engineeringand software development skills to seekemployment as software engineers. Theengineering component consists ofstudies in electronic systems engineeringwhile the information technologycomponent concentrates on softwareengineering. These studies integrate intoa cohesive course which gives a wide andadvanced study of modern electronic andcomputing systems. This degreeproduces computer and electronicengineers especially suited for thedevelopment and application of electronicsystems and computer systems in allareas of industry.

Career OutcomesSoftware Engineers create, maintain andmodify computer and software programs

such as operating systems orcommunications software. They may alsoevaluate and deploy new programmingtools and techniques and analyse currentsoftware products. You may work in arange of occupational environments.Software engineers can work inEngineering/IT-specific industries, as wellas in other organisations requiringsoftware engineering expertise.

Professional RecognitionFull professional accreditation fromEngineers Australia and the AustralianComputer Society has been given for thiscourse.

Special course requirementsStudents are required to complete 60days approved industrial experience aspart of the Work Integrated Learning unit.




Year 2You expand your knowledge of softwaredevelopment, and cover the fundamentalsof analogue and digital electronics, andthe approach to writing software to solveengineering problems. A mathematics unitis completed. Semester two expands onelectronics circuit design, introducesfundamentals of telecommunications andnetworking protocols, and broadenscomputer programming skills.


Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Software Systems)



Year 3You build on your knowledge of softwareengineering principles, covering topicssuch as formal software engineeringprocesses with an emphasis on agilemethodologies, data structures andalgorithms and modern softwareengineering practices. Microprocessorsand embedded digital systems areexplored. Principles of systemsengineering and project management areintroduced and applied through a real-world project.

Year 4You undertake a major project which maybe industry based, in which principles ofsoftware engineering learnt to date arebrought together. Study also coversembedded systems and security. Youalso have the opportunity to take one ortwo electives.



Year 2You expand your knowledge of softwaredevelopment, and cover the fundamentalsof analogue and digital electronics, andthe approach to writing software to solveengineering problems. A mathematics unitis completed. Semester two expands onelectronics circuit design, introducesfundamentals of telecommunications andnetworking protocols, and broadenscomputer programming skills.

Year 3You build on your knowledge of softwareengineering principles, covering topicssuch as formal software engineeringprocesses with an emphasis on agilemethodologies, data structures andalgorithms and modern softwareengineering practices. Microprocessorsand embedded digital systems are

explored. Principles of systemsengineering and project management areintroduced and applied through a real-world project.

Year 4You undertake a major project which maybe industry based, in which principles ofsoftware engineering learnt to date arebrought together. Study also coversembedded systems and security. Youalso have the opportunity to take one ortwo electives.


Year 1 - Semester 1●Year 1 - Semester 2●Year 2 - Semester 1●Year 2 - Semester 2●Year 3 - Semester 1●Year 3 - Semester 2●Year 4 - Semester 1●Year 4 - Semester 2●Computer and Software SystemsSelectives

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Code Title

Year 1 - Semester 1





OR


Year 1 - Semester 2





OR


Year 2 - Semester 1





OR


Year 2 - Semester 2


IAB130 Databases

(INB210 replaced by IAB130 in 2014.)

INB251 Networks

INB270 Programming

Year 3 - Semester 1

ENB354 Introduction To Systems Design

INB301 The Business of IT

INB370 Software Development

INB371 Data Structures and Algorithms

Year 3 - Semester 2


(ENB244 replaced by CAB202 in 2014.)

ENB355 Advanced Systems Design

INB365 Systems Programming


OR

Selective

Year 4 - Semester 1

BEB801 Project 1

OR

INB309-1 Major Project


CAB240 Information Security

(INB255 replaced by CAB240 from 2015)

Selective

Year 4 - Semester 2


BEB802 Project 2

OR

INB309-2 Major Project

CAB210 People Context and Technology

(INB272 replaced by CAB210 in 2014.)

INB372 Agile Software Development

Computer and Software Systems Selectives




INB340 Database Design

INB355 Cryptology and Protocols

INB373 Web Application Development

INB374 Enterprise Software Architecture

INB375 Parallel Computing

INB381 Modelling and Animation Techniques

INB382 Real Time Rendering Techniques

Any other unit approved by coordinator.



Handbook



Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)

Year 2014

QUT code EN40

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 9

Rank 82

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Dr Jacob Coetzee









speaking 6.0

writing 6.0

reading 6.0

listening 6.0

overall 6.0

Professional recognitionFull professional accreditation fromEngineers Australia has been given forthis course.

Second Major and MinorsYou will have the opportunity toundertaken either a 2nd major or twominors (see options below).

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SecondMajor and Minor OptionsSecond Major:Control Systems (previously Control andManufacturing Engineering)Power and Energy Systems (previouslyPower Engineering)Signal ProcessingTelecommunicationsMinors:Electrical Engineering minorplusA minor from anywhere in QUT that isoutside of the course. (see UniversityWide Minors)

Please note: The Work IntegratedLearning unit (BEB701) and project units(BEB801, BEB802) that are required forprofessional recognition and were oncepart of an applications minor have nowbeen moved to the core of theEngineering course.


Special CourseRequirementsTo graduate, students must complete atleast 60 days industrial experience in anengineering environment as part of theWork Integrated Learning unit.




Year 2You expand your knowledge of electricalengineering, and cover the fundamentalsof analogue and digital electronics, andthe approach to writing software to solveengineering problems. You are introducedto fundamental concepts in electronics,telecommunications and software design.You apply these concepts and areintroduced to fundamentals of electricalengineering design.





Year 3You increase your knowledge and skills inmore advanced units in control, powersystems, electronics, signal processingand telecommunications. You continue todevelop your communication skills bywriting assignment reports and presentingseminars. You choose a second studyarea.

Year 4In your final year you complete yoursecond study area. You undertake amajor project which may be industrybased and brings together all yourpreviously mastered skills and advancesyour communication skills in report writingand seminar presentation. You will alsocomplete your work integrated learning.



Electrical engineering second major andminor optionsSecond major:

Control Systems (previously Controland Manufacturing Engineering)

●

Power and Energy Systems(previously Power Engineering)

●

Signal Processing●Telecommunications●

Minors:Electrical Engineering minor●


●



Your courseYear 1Common first-year units include thefoundations of engineering mathematics,

basic principles of sustainability, electricalengineering, engineering mechanics,engineering design and engineeringmaterials. These units provide a strong,fundamental overview of the threeengineering streams: civil, electrical andmechanical.

Year 2You expand your knowledge of electricalengineering, and cover the fundamentalsof analogue and digital electronics, andthe approach to writing software to solveengineering problems. You are introducedto fundamental concepts in electronics,telecommunications and software design.You apply these concepts and areintroduced to fundamentals of electricalengineering design.

Year 3You increase your knowledge and skills inmore advanced units in control, powersystems, electronics, signal processingand telecommunications. You continue todevelop your communication skills bywriting assignment reports and presentingseminars. You choose a second studyarea.

Year 4In your final year you complete yoursecond study area. You undertake amajor project which may be industrybased and brings together all yourpreviously mastered skills and advancesyour communication skills in report writingand seminar presentation. You will alsocomplete your work integrated learning.



Electrical engineering second major andminor optionsSecond major:

Control Systems (previously Controland Manufacturing Engineering)

●

Power and Energy Systems(previously Power Engineering)

●

Signal Processing●Telecommunications●

Minors:Electrical Engineering minor●


●




Year 1 - Semester 1●Year 1 - Semester 2●Year 2 - Semester 1●Year 2 - Semester 2●Year 3 - Semester 1●Year 3 - Semester 2●Please note:●Year 4 - Semester 1●Year 4 - Semester 2●Electrical Engineering Selectives●

Code Title

Year 1 - Semester 1





OR


Year 1 - Semester 2





OR


Year 2 - Semester 1





OR


Year 2 - Semester 2




ENB245Introduction To Design andProfessional Practice

Year 3 - Semester 1

ENB241 Software Systems Design

ENB301 Instrumentation and Control

ENB340 Power Systems and Machines


Year 3 - Semester 2

ENB343 Fields, Transmission and Propagation


ENB345Advanced Design and ProfessionalPractice


OR

Selective

Please note:





Students wishing to undertake CEED basedIndustry Project should consult the Subject AreaCoordinator to provide a program for the final year.CEED program requires that you undertake unitsBEB701, BEB801 and BEB802 together in eitherSemester 1 or 2.

Year 4 - Semester 1

BEB801 Project 1




Year 4 - Semester 2


BEB802 Project 2



Electrical Engineering Selectives

ENB339 Introduction to Robotics



ENB440RF Techniques and ModernApplications


ENB446 Wireless Communications


ENB452 Advanced Power Systems Analysis

ENB453 Power Equipment and Utilisation

ENB454 Power System Management

ENB455 Power Electronics

ENB456 Energy

ENB457 Controls, Systems and Applications

ENB458 Modern Control Systems



Handbook



Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)

Year 2014

QUT code EN40

Duration(full-time)

4 years

OP 9

Rank 82

OP Guarantee Yes






Total creditpoints

384


48




CourseCoordinator



Professor Ted Steinberg









speaking 6.0

writing 6.0

reading 6.0

listening 6.0

overall 6.0


Second Major and MinorsYou will have the opportunity toundertaken either a second major or twominors (see options below).

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SecondMajor and Minor OptionsSecond Major:Motor Racing Engineering (previouslyAutomotive Engineering)Engineering ManagementHeavy Mechanical Engineering

Minors:Mechanical Engineering minorplusA minor from anywhere in QUT that isoutside of the course. (see UniversityWide Minors)

Please note: The Work IntegratedLearning unit (BEB701) and project units(BEB801, BEB802) that are required forprofessional recognition and were oncepart of an applications minor have nowbeen moved to the core of theEngineering course.

Special CourseRequirementsA candidate for the degree of Bachelor ofEngineering (Mechanical) must completeat least 60 days of industrialexperience/practice in an engineeringenvironment as part of the WorkIntegrated Learning unit.




Year 2You build your knowledge of engineeringscience in areas such as fundamentals ofdesign, dynamics, fluid mechanics,manufacturing and mathematics. You alsogain practical experience in ourlaboratories and are introduced tocomputational fluid dynamics (CFD). Yourcommunication skills will also beadvanced with an introduction toengineering drawing and assignmentreport writing.

Year 3You increase your knowledge and skills ina number of professional areas, including


Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)



design, where you are introduced tosolids modelling, materials andmanufacture, instrumentation and control,dynamics, thermodynamics and stressanalysis. You continue to develop yourcommunication skills by writingassignment reports and presentingseminars. You choose a second studyarea.

Year 4In your final year you complete yoursecond study area. You undertake amajor project which will bring together allyour previously mastered skills, andadvance your communication skills inreport writing and seminar presentation.You will also undertake your workintegrated learning.



Mechanical engineering second majorand minor optionsSecond major:

Motor Racing Engineering(previously Automotive Engineering)

●

Engineering Management●Heavy Mechanical Engineering●

Minors:Mechanical Engineering minor●


●



Your courseYear 1Common first-year units include thefoundations of engineering mathematics,basic principles of sustainability, electricalengineering, engineering mechanics,

engineering design and engineeringmaterials. These units provide a strong,fundamental overview of the threeengineering streams: civil, electrical andmechanical.

Year 2You build your knowledge of engineeringscience in areas such as fundamentals ofdesign, dynamics, fluid mechanics,manufacturing and mathematics. You alsogain practical experience in ourlaboratories and are introduced tocomputational fluid dynamics (CFD). Yourcommunication skills will also beadvanced with an introduction toengineering drawing and assignmentreport writing.

Year 3You increase your knowledge and skills ina number of professional areas, includingdesign, where you are introduced tosolids modelling, materials andmanufacture, instrumentation and control,dynamics, thermodynamics and stressanalysis. You continue to develop yourcommunication skills by writingassignment reports and presentingseminars. You choose a second studyarea.

Year 4In your final year you complete yoursecond study area. You undertake amajor project which will bring together allyour previously mastered skills, andadvance your communication skills inreport writing and seminar presentation.You will also undertake your workintegrated learning.



Mechanical engineering second majorand minor optionsSecond major:

Motor Racing Engineering(previously Automotive Engineering)

●

Engineering Management●Heavy Mechanical Engineering●

Minors:Mechanical Engineering minor●


●




Year 1 - Semester 1●Year 1 - Semester 2●Year 2 - Semester 1●Year 2 - Semester 2●Please note:●Year 3 - Semester 1●Year 3 - Semester 2●Year 4 - Semester 1●Year 4 - Semester 2●Mechanical Engineering Selectives●

Code Title

Year 1 - Semester 1





OR


Year 1 - Semester 2





OR


Year 2 - Semester 1

ENB211 Dynamics

ENB212 Strength of Materials

ENB231 Materials and Manufacturing 1


OR


Year 2 - Semester 2

ENB205 Electrical and Computer Engineering

ENB215 Fundamentals of Mechanical Design

ENB221 Fluid Mechanics

ENB331 Materials and Manufacturing 2

Please note:

Students wishing to undertake CEED basedIndustry Project should consult the Subject AreaCoordinator to provide a program for the final 2years. CEED program requires that you undertakeunits BEB701/SEB701, BEB801 and BEB802together in either Semester 1 or 2.

Year 3 - Semester 1

ENB222 Thermodynamics 1

ENB311 Stress Analysis

[Note: If you are unable to locate ENB311 under theMajor in your Study Plan, the core unit has beenshifted into either the Mechanical minor or in one ofthe Mechanical second majors. Please select theminor or one of the second major to enrol in theunit.]

ENB312 Dynamics of Machinery

ENB316 Design of Machine Elements

Year 3 - Semester 2

ENB313 Automatic Control

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