Faculty of Science and Technology - Program Handbook. All Programs fdlgrades PG :35:16 CRICOS Provider Number: 00103D 1 /58

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2 Contact Information Federation University Australia - Gippsland Federation University Australia Northways Road CHIRCHILL VIC 8 Postal Address Federation University Australia - Gippsland Federation University Australia Northways Road CHIRCHILL VIC 8 Telephone 800 FED UNI info@federation.edu.au Internet fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

3 Introduction Welcome to Federation University Australia and, more particularly, the Faculty of Science and Technology. We hope you enjoy your time studying with us. This handbook is produced to assist students enrolled in our programs; and is as up to date as we can make it at the time of publication. It should be read in conjunction with the official University regulations pertaining to programs offered by the University. Complete University regulations can also be found online at Guidelines which you should follow when doing assignments and other assessable tasks can be found in the Federation University booklet 'General Guide for the presentation of Academic work'. I hope this handbook is of assistance to you as you move through the successive stages of your program. If you have any queries, at any stage of your program, please do not hesitate to contact your course or program coordinator. I encourage you to embrace every opportunity afforded to you and wish you success with your studies. fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

4 Program: Code: CRICOS: Locations: Coordinator: Office: Bachelor of Civil & Environmental Engineering (Honours) GCE 080 J GIPPSLAND Mr Harpreet Kandra N8 Telephone: (0) 8 h.kandra@federation.edu.au Outline: The course is directed towards students seeking a broad base of knowledge and skills in the sustainable implementation and management of civil engineering infrastructure and solutions in a manner that minimises adverse impacts on the environment. You will undertake a week industry placement of your choice before completing your study Objectives: After successfully completing this program, students should: - understand and proficiently apply the knowledge and skill base to identify and implement civil and environmental engineering solutions to minimise the use of the earth's resources, drawing on both the sciences and engineering technologies, together with the relevant management and regulatory framework - identify, interpret and critically appraise current developments and advanced technologies and apply them to the area of civil and environmental engineering - identify and synthesise the constraints posed by economic factors, safety considerations, environment impacts and professional standards on engineering practice and use them to inform professional judgements - determine and proficiently apply skills for analysing, synthesising, designing, co-ordinating, controlling and evaluating the performance of engineering systems - research, identify, conceptualise, investigate, and interpret knowledge from modern engineering tools and techniques to synthesise a coherent approach to the solution of a problem and/or the design of a project - identify and critically evaluate the performance of an engineering system in terms of economics, safety and the social and physical environment, and implement approaches to minimise any adverse impact leading to sustainable development - understand and proficiently apply a systems approach to the design cycle in a manner that minimizes or eliminates negative environmental impacts - show awareness of and ability to proficiently apply project management tools and methodologies to the planning and execution of projects leading to engineering solutions of a professional standard - develop and implement creative and innovative approaches to problem solving - communicate effectively on both technical and general issues with peers, associates, clients and the general public - operate effectively and professionally within a team environment - plan, organise and use resources efficiently - demonstrate the highest standards of personal performance - demonstrate commitment to lifelong learning and professional development - develop and implement a sustainability ethic taking account of the responsibilities of engineers to the community, the engineering profession and the industrial and business world - demonstrate commitment to ethical standards and legal responsibilities to the community and the profession Professional Recognition: This program is fully accredited by Engineers Australia. Structure: fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

5 Term [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion Points ENCOR00 ENGINEERING IN PRACTICE ENCOR00 ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DRAFTING ENCOR0 INTRODUCTORY MATHEMATICS <MATHS000 and MTHGC00> ENCOR0 MATERIALS IN ENGINEERING <ENCOR00> ENCOR000 ENGINEERING STATICS <ENCOR00> ENCOR0 COMPUTING AND PHYSICS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] ENCOR0 CALCULUS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] <ENCOR00 and ENCOR0> ENCOR00 FLUIDS AND THERMOFLUIDS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] <ENCOR0> ENGGC0 STEEL STRUCTURES [ENGGC0] ENGGC0 WATER SYSTEMS ENGGC0 INTRODUCTION TO GEOENGINEERING [ENGGC0] MATGC7 MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS [MTHGC00] ENGGC0 CONCRETE STRUCTURES [ENGGC0] ENGGC07 WATERWAY ENGINEERING MATGC7 MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF THE ENVIRONMENT [MATGC7 and MTHGC00] SCCHM00 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY [CHMGC0 or SCCHM00] <CHMGC7> ATSGC9 GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS ENGGC0 PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR ENGINEERS ENGGC0 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOENGINEERING [ENGGC0] ENGGC0 WATER AND WASTEWATER [ENGGC07] ENGGC0 GEOENGINEERING [ENGGC0] ENGGC0 TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT ENVGC0 SCENV9 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT [90 points] <ENVGC77 and SCENV90> 7 ELECTIVE at level 7 ELECTIVE at level 7 ELECTIVE at level 7 ENGGC0 PROJECT [Completion of 0 courses] 8 ELECTIVE at level 8 ELECTIVE at level fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

6 Term 8 8 [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion ENGGC0 MANAGEMENT OF WATER RESOURCES [ENGGC0] ENGGC0 ROAD ENGINEERING [ENGGC0] Points Entry Requirements: Year : Minimum ATAR of 80. Units and : and a study score of at least in Maths: Mathematical Methods ( CAS ) or Maths: Specialist Mathematics; a study score of at least in any English; or interstate/overseas equivalent Non-Year : Mature age entry as for Year or equivalent. Mature age selection is based on a range of criteria, including your life experience, working and volunteer experience, and the further study and training you may have completed. For more information, please visit Information for Mature Students. Extra requirements Non-Year VTAC applicants must complete and submit the VTAC Personal Statement form. Regulations: University Regulations: Refer: Progress Rules: Intervention Counselling: Students that fail a course will be contacted via and advised to contact their coordinator to seek advice on how to address the issues that contributed to the result. Unsatisfactory: Students who fail in 0% or more of the courses in which they are enrolled in any semester will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Any student who has not passed a course after two attempts will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Exclusion / Suspension: Following unsatisfactory progress, by failing in 0% or more of the courses in which a student is enrolled or failing a course for the second time, in two consecutive semesters, students will be asked to show cause why they should not be excluded from the program. Unless a satisfactory response is received by the School Programs Committee the student may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Any student who has not passed a course after three attempts may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Final Supplementary Assessment: Students who receive an MF grade in their final Semester may apply to the Program Coordinator within 7 days of the publication of results for supplementary assessment if that course is the only outstanding course required to complete the degree and the student has not been found guilty of plagiarism in that Semester. The highest grade attainable will be a Pass grade. Term Commendation: Disputes: Students who are enrolled in at least 0 credit points of a program within a particular semester, will be sent a "Letter of Commendation" at the end of each term in which they achieve a "D" (Distinction) or better average (GPA of.+) across the term enrolment. Any disputes will be resolved according to the regulations of Federation University. Students should fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

7 familiarise themselves with the formal dispute resolution procedures for the University. This procedure can be found in the International Handbook for Federation University Students. fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D 7 /8

8 Program: Code: CRICOS: Locations: Coordinator: Office: Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) EX.CIV 0778 K MT HELEN, GIPPSLAND Dr Ean Tat Ooi Y8 Telephone: (0) e.ooi@federation.edu.au Outline: The Bachelor of Engineering Technology is a new three year design-orientated technical program commencing in 0 - providing you with the best possible start in a career as an Engineering Technologist. If you prefer a more practical approach to learning, you will excel in this hands on program, with courses focused on engineering principles that are implemented to solve design problems. From your second year of study you will undertake a specialisation in Civil, Mining or Mechanical Engineering, developing skills that will enable you to undertake engineering design, cost and analyse project resources; conduct tests and research; and gather and analyse data to support decision making and reporting requirements. Upon graduation you will work in positions requiring expertise in planning, designing and construction. The School of Science, Information Technology and Engineering is committed to producing creative, engineering technologists who have a good knowledge of social, environmental, economic and organisational issues that are necessary to obtain employment as an engineering technologist and to be admitted as an Engineering Technologist with Engineers Australia*. As a graduate of this program you may choose to undertake our Master of Engineering Technology which is specifically designed to facilitate our Bachelor of Engineering Technology graduates gaining Professional Engineer status. The main characteristic of this program is applied design in a systems context; and from your second year, you will specialise in Civil Engineering. Students must obtain at least 8 weeks of suitable practical experience before being eligible to graduate. This experience should exposes the student to professional engineers and engineering technologists carrying out their typical duties. Objectives: Successful completion of this program will give you the foundation, knowledge and skills to: Move on to graduate studies in technology, business administration and other areas Possess a core of basic analytical and communication skills, common to all branches of engineering, which then permit you to undertake indepth study of either civil engineering (infrastructure), mining or mechanical engineering Possess in-depth knowledge of the industrial and social environments in which you will function as an engineering technologist After successfully completing this program, students should: have the ability to apply knowledge of basic science and engineering fundamentals to broadlydefined problems and technology practice have the ability to search for and critically assess information relevant to their field of technology practice apply mathematical, numerical and computing techniques relevant to their field of technology practice in-depth technical competence in at least one technology domain and associated industry; understanding of the social, cultural, global and environmental responsibilities associated with the fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D 8 /8

9 application of technologies and appreciation of the principles of sustainability; have the ability to communicate effectively within the technical circles and the community at large; have the ability to function effectively as an individual and in multi-disciplinary and multicultural teams, with the capacity to be a leader or manager as well as an effective team member; have the ability to manage technical projects, with an awareness of business and financial principles; have commitment to safe, ethical and legal working practice and professional conduct; have commitment to safe, ethical and legal working practice and professional conduct; Professional Recognition: Structure: Term [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion Points ENCOR00 ENGINEERING IN PRACTICE ENCOR00 ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DRAFTING ENCOR0 INTRODUCTORY MATHEMATICS <MATHS000 and MTHGC00> ENCOR0 MATERIALS IN ENGINEERING <ENCOR00> ENCOR000 ENGINEERING STATICS <ENCOR00> ENCOR0 COMPUTING AND PHYSICS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] ENCOR0 CALCULUS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] <ENCOR00 and ENCOR0> ENCOR00 FLUIDS AND THERMOFLUIDS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] <ENCOR0> ENCIV00 INTRODUCTION TO CIVIL CONSTRUCTION [ENCOR00 or ENCOR0] ENCOR00 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS [ENCOR000 or ENCOR00] <ENCOR00> ENCOR0 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE <ENCOR00> MATHS00 ENGINEERING MATHS [ENCOR00 or ENCOR0] <ENCOR08> 0.00 SCGEO0 EARTH SCIENCES ENCIV00 ENGINEERING SURVEYING [ENCOR0] ENCIV00 INTRO TO CIVIL DESIGN [ENCOR00] [ENCOR000 or ENCOR00] [ENCOR00 or ENCOR0] ENCOR00 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING STUDIES [ENCOR00 or ENCOR0] <ENCOR0> ETCIV0 WATER AND DRAINAGE INFRASTRUCTURE [ENCOR00 and ENCOR00] ENCIV00 STRUCTURAL DESIGN & ANALYSIS [ENCIV00] [ENCOR00 or ENCOR00] fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D 9 /8

10 Term [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion ENCIV00 TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE [ENCIV00 and ENCIV00] ETCIV00 INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT [ENCOR00 or ENCOR0] ETCOR0 DESIGN PROJECT [First and second year courses relevant to the stream of the candidate] {ENCIV00 (Civil only)} ENCIV00 STRUCTURAL DESIGN [ENCOR00 or ENCOR00] [ENCIV00 and ENCIV00 and ENCIV00] ENCIV00 GEOMECHANICS [SCGEO0] [ENCOR00 or ENCOR00] ETCIV0 WASTE AND WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE [ENCOR0 or ENCOR00] [ETCIV0] Points ETCOR0 DESIGN PROJECT Entry Requirements: Year : Units and : a study score of at least in one of Maths: Mathematical Methods (CAS) or Maths: Specialist Mathematics; and a study score of at least in any English; or interstate or international equivalent Non-Year : Mature Age Entry Selection is based on a range of criteria, including your life experience, working and volunteer experience, and the further study and training you may have completed. For more information, please visit Information for Mature Students. Extra requirements Non-Year VTAC applicants must complete and submit the VTAC Personal Statement form online. Regulations: University Regulations: Refer: Progress Rules: Intervention Counselling: Students that fail a course will be contacted via and advised to contact their coordinator to seek advice on how to address the issues that contributed to the result. Unsatisfactory: Students who fail in 0% or more of the courses in which they are enrolled in any semester will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Any student who has not passed a course after two attempts will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Exclusion / Suspension: Following unsatisfactory progress, by failing in 0% or more of the courses in which a student is enrolled or failing a course for the second time, in two consecutive semesters, students will be asked to show cause why they should not be excluded from the program. Unless a satisfactory response is received by the School Programs Committee the student may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Any student who has not passed a course after three attempts may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Final Supplementary Assessment: Students who receive an MF grade in their final Semester may apply to the Program Coordinator within fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D 0 /8

11 7 days of the publication of results for supplementary assessment if that course is the only outstanding course required to complete the degree and the student has not been found guilty of plagiarism in that Semester. The highest grade attainable will be a Pass grade. Term Commendation: Students who are enrolled in at least 0 credit points of a program within a particular semester, will be sent a "Letter of Commendation" at the end of each term in which they achieve a "D" (Distinction) or better average (GPA of.+) across the term enrolment. Degree with Distinction: Disputes: To be considered for a degree with distinction students must have acheived a GPA of at least. in the program. Any disputes will be resolved according to the regulations of Federation University. Students should familiarise themselves with the formal dispute resolution procedures for the University. This procedure can be found in the International Handbook for Federation University Students. fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

12 Program: Code: CRICOS: Locations: Coordinator: Office: Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Mechanical) EX.MEC 0778M MT HELEN, GIPPSLAND Dr Ibrahim Sultan E Telephone: i.sultan@federation.edu.au Outline: In this three-year degree, you'll learn in well equipped facilities alongside like-minded students. Perhaps you'll end up in renewable energies, working with robots or in the automotive industry. You'll learn how engineers can help solve real life problems. You'll also find out how to cost and analyse project resources, conduct tests and research and gather and analyse data. You'll use these skills to make important decisions and write reports. You'll have a hands-on role in the construction process, in whichever industries you choose to work. You'll be involved in design specification, development, research, evaluation, manufacture, installation, testing, operation, maintenance and management of machines and systems. Students must obtain at least 8 weeks of suitable practical experience before being eligible to graduate. This experience should exposes the student to professional engineers and engineering technologists carrying out their typical duties. Objectives: Successful completion of this program will give you the foundation, knowledge and skills to: Move on to graduate studies in technology, business administration and other areas Possess a core of basic analytical and communication skills, common to all branches of engineering, and then permit you to undertake in depth study of either civil engineering (infrastructure), mining or mechanical engineering Possess in depth knowledge of the industrial and social environments in which you will function as an engineering technologist After successfully completing this program, students should: have the ability to apply knowledge of basic science and engineering fundamentals to broadlydefined problems and technology practice have the ability to search for and critically assess information relevant to their field of technology practice apply mathematical, numerical and computing techniques relevant to their field of technology practice in-depth technical competence in at least one technology domain and associated industry; understanding of the social, cultural, global and environmental responsibilities associated with the application of technologies and appreciation of the principles of sustainability; have the ability to communicate effectively within the technical circles and the community at large; have the ability to function effectively as an individual and in multi-disciplinary and multicultural teams, with the capacity to be a leader or manager as well as an effective team member; have the ability to manage technical projects, with an awareness of business and financial principles; fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

13 have commitment to safe, ethical and legal working practice and professional conduct; show appreciation of the importance of undertaking lifelong learning and continuous professional development. Professional Recognition: Structure: Term [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion Points ENCOR00 ENGINEERING IN PRACTICE ENCOR00 ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DRAFTING ENCOR0 INTRODUCTORY MATHEMATICS <MATHS000 and MTHGC00> ENCOR0 MATERIALS IN ENGINEERING <ENCOR00> ENCOR000 ENGINEERING STATICS <ENCOR00> ENCOR0 COMPUTING AND PHYSICS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] ENCOR0 CALCULUS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] <ENCOR00 and ENCOR0> ENCOR00 FLUIDS AND THERMOFLUIDS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] <ENCOR0> ENCOR00 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS [ENCOR000 or ENCOR00] <ENCOR00> ENCOR0 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE <ENCOR00> ENMEC00 ENGINEERING DYNAMICS ENMEC0 ELECTRIC CIRCUITS AND MACHINES <ENMEC0> MATHS00 ENGINEERING MATHS [ENCOR00 or ENCOR0] <ENCOR08> ENCOR00 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING STUDIES [ENCOR00 or ENCOR0] <ENCOR0> ENMEC MECHANISM AND MACHINE THEORY [ENCOR00 or ENCOR00] [ENCOR00 or ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] <ENMEC0> ENMEC0 MACHINE DESIGN [ENCOR00] [ENCOR00 or ENCOR00] <ENMEC0> ENMEC DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF MECHANICAL SYSTEMS [ENCOR00] [ENCOR00 or ENCOR0] <ENMEC00> ETCOR0 DESIGN PROJECT [First and second year courses relevant to the stream of the candidate] {ENCIV00 (Civil only)} ETMEC00 APPLIED FLUID DYNAMICS [ENCOR0 or ENCOR00] <ENMEC0> ETMEC0 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY [ENCOR00 and ENMEC] ETMEC0 APPLIED VIBRATION ANALYSIS [MATHS00] ENMEC00 SYSTEM MODELLING AND CONTROL [ENCOR08 or MATHS00] <ENMEC0> 0.00 fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

14 Term [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion Points ETCOR0 DESIGN PROJECT ETMEC0 APPLIED THERMODYNAMICS AND HEAT TRANSFER [ENCOR0 or ENCOR00] ETMEC0 INDUSTRIAL CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION TECHNOLOGY [ENMEC0] Entry Requirements: Year : Units and : a study score of at least in one of Maths: Mathematical Methods (CAS) or Maths: Specialist Mathematics; and a study score of at least in any English; interstate or overseas equivalent Non-Year : Mature Age Entry Selection is based on a range of criteria, including your life experience, working and volunteer experience, and the further study and training you may have completed. For more information, please visit Information for Mature Students. Extra requirements Non-Year VTAC applicants must complete and submit the VTAC Personal Statement form. Regulations: University Regulations: Refer: Progress Rules: Intervention Counselling: Students that fail a course will be contacted via and advised to contact their coordinator to seek advice on how to address the issues that contributed to the result. Unsatisfactory: Students who fail in 0% or more of the courses in which they are enrolled in any semester will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Any student who has not passed a course after two attempts will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Exclusion / Suspension: Following unsatisfactory progress, by failing in 0% or more of the courses in which a student is enrolled or failing a course for the second time, in two consecutive semesters, students will be asked to show cause why they should not be excluded from the program. Unless a satisfactory response is received by the School Programs Committee the student may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Any student who has not passed a course after three attempts may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Final Supplementary Assessment: Students who receive an MF grade in their final Semester may apply to the Program Coordinator within 7 days of the publication of results for supplementary assessment if that course is the only outstanding course required to complete the degree and the student has not been found guilty of plagiarism in that Semester. The highest grade attainable will be a Pass grade. Term Commendation: Students who are enrolled in at least 0 credit points of a program within a particular semester, will be sent a "Letter of Commendation" at the end of each term in which they achieve a "D" (Distinction) or better average (GPA of.+) across the term enrolment. Degree with Distinction: To be considered for a degree with distinction students must have acheived a GPA of at least. in the fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

15 Disputes: program. Faculty of Science and Technology - Program Handbook Any disputes will be resolved according to the regulations of Federation University. Students should familiarise themselves with the formal dispute resolution procedures for the University. This procedure can be found in the International Handbook for Federation University Students. fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

16 Program: Code: CRICOS: Locations: Coordinator: Office: Bachelor of Mechatronic Systems Engineering (Honours) GM8 080 B GIPPSLAND Dr Tanveer Choudhury W0 Telephone: (0) 88 t.choudhury@federation.edu.au Outline: The four year Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) (Honours) has been designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary to obtain employment as a Professional Engineer. The Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)(Honours) provides you with a core of basic analytical and communication skills, common to all branches of engineering, which will help you achieve this outcome, and features a significant research project content in the final year. By undertaking this program you will develop extensive technical and design skills, while at the same time developing a strong knowledge and appreciation of the environment in which you will work, sustainable development, and the social and political aspects that will impact upon your work in your chosen field of engineering. Our engineering graduates are highly sought after by industry and this new four year program will allow you to qualify as a Professional Engineer without the need to undertake further graduate level study. Objectives: After successfully completing this program, students should: Successful completion of this program will give you the foundation, knowledge and skills to: Move on to graduate studies in engineering, technology, business administration and other areas Possess a core of basic analytical and communication skills, common to all branches of engineering, and then permit you to undertake in depth study of mechanical engineering Possess in depth knowledge of the industrial and social environments in which you will function as a professional engineer Professional Recognition: This new program is currently in the process of acquiring provisional accreditation by Engineers Australia. (Note: All engineering degree programs at Federation University Australia have been successfully accredited by the peak body). Structure: Term [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion Points ENCOR00 ENGINEERING IN PRACTICE ENCOR00 ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DRAFTING ENCOR0 INTRODUCTORY MATHEMATICS <MATHS000 and MTHGC00> ENCOR0 MATERIALS IN ENGINEERING <ENCOR00> fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

17 Term [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion ENCOR000 ENGINEERING STATICS <ENCOR00> ENCOR0 COMPUTING AND PHYSICS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] ENCOR0 CALCULUS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] <ENCOR00 and ENCOR0> ENCOR00 FLUIDS AND THERMOFLUIDS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] <ENCOR0> ENMTX00 ANALOG AND DIGITAL ELECTRONICS [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] ENMTX00 MEASUREMENT AND COMPUTER INSTRUMENTATION [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] ENMTX00 FLUID AND PNEUMATIC CONTROL [ENCOR00 or MATHS00] MATGC7 MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS [MTHGC00] ENMEC MECHANISM AND MACHINE THEORY [ENCOR00 or ENCOR00] [ENCOR00 or ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] <ENMEC0> ENMTX00 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC DRIVES AND ACTUATORS [ENCOR0 or ENMTX00 or MATHS00 or MTHGC00] ENMTX00 MECHATRONICS DESIGN AND PRACTICE [ENCOR00] [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] [ENCOR0 or MTHGC00] [ENMTX00] MATGC7 MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF THE ENVIRONMENT [MATGC7 and MTHGC00] ENMTX00 ENGINEERING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS & INTERACTIVE MODELLING [ENCOR0] ENMTX00 MECHATRONICS COMPONENTS DESIGN [ENCOR0] ENMTX00 DIGITAL IMAGING & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE [MATHS00] ENMTX00 SYSTEM DYNAMICS & CONTROL [MATHS00] ENMTX00 DIGITAL & EMBEDDED SYSTEMS [ENMTX00] ENMTX00 SENSORS & ARTIFICIAL PERCEPTION [ENMTX00] ENMTX070 INDUSTRIAL ROBOTIC SYSTEMS (PBL) [ENMEC and ENMTX00] ENMTX800 MECHATRONICS PROJECT [ENMTX00] Points 7 ENCOR00 ENGINEERING PROJECT ENMTX00 INTELLIGENT MECHANISMS DESIGN [ENMEC] ENMTX00 ADVANCED CONTROL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING [ENMTX00] ENCOR00 ENGINEERING PROJECT [ENCOR00 and ENCOR00] ENMTX00 MAINTENANCE & ASSET MANAGEMENT [ENMTX00 and ENMTX00 and MATHS00] ENMTX00 ENGINEERING PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D 7 /8

18 Entry Requirements: Year : Units and : a study score of at least in one of Maths: Mathematical Methods (CAS) or Maths: Specialist Mathematics; and a study score of at least in any English OR interstate/international equivalent. Non Year : Mature age entry (When considering your application we take into account your life experience, working and volunteer experience, and the further study and training you may have completed) Faculty of Regulations: University Regulations: Refer: Progress Rules: Intervention Counselling: Students that fail a course will be contacted via and advised to contact their coordinator to seek advice on how to address the issues that contributed to the result. Unsatisfactory: Students who fail in 0% or more of the courses in which they are enrolled in any semester will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Any student who has not passed a course after two attempts will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Exclusion / Suspension: Following unsatisfactory progress, by failing in 0% or more of the courses in which a student is enrolled or failing a course for the second time, in two consecutive semesters, students will be asked to show cause why they should not be excluded from the program. Unless a satisfactory response is received by the School Programs Committee the student may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Any student who has not passed a course after three attempts may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Final Supplementary Assessment: Students who receive an MF grade in their final Semester may apply to the Program Coordinator within 7 days of the publication of results for supplementary assessment if that course is the only outstanding course required to complete the degree and the student has not been found guilty of plagiarism in that Semester. The highest grade attainable will be a Pass grade. Term Commendation: Disputes: Students who are enrolled in at least 0 credit points of a program within a particular semester, will be sent a "Letter of Commendation" at the end of each term in which they achieve a "D" (Distinction) or better average (GPA of.+) across the term enrolment. Any disputes will be resolved according to the regulations of Federation University. Students should familiarise themselves with the formal dispute resolution procedures for the University. This procedure can be found in the International Handbook for Federation University Students. fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D 8 /8

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20 Program: Code: CRICOS: Locations: Coordinator: Office: Bachelor of Information Technology CT VIC (08A, 08F, 078M), NSW (078M), SA (0000J) GIPPSLAND, MT HELEN, ONLINE Dr Phil Smith T Telephone: (0) psmith@staff.federation.edu.au Outline: The Bachelor of Information Technology is an innovative program designed with input from major IT industry partners. The program is based on a number of core courses, which cover the fundamentals of information technology, such as World Wide Web (WWW) technology, design techniques for multimedia and the internet, programming, software engineering, electronic data interchange and networks. The focus is on fundamental concepts which enable you to become a skilled IT professional. These core courses are complemented by elective studies. Objectives: As a graduate of this program, you will have been provided with a balance between specific knowledge of particular development tools - languages, operating systems, development environments, and have sound lifelong learning skills, which will help you to remain at the forefront of this vibrant and rapidly developing sector. After successfully completing this program, students should: have achieved industry recognised qualifications; have the foundation to become leaders in the IT field; be able to understand the impact of technological change; be able to appreciate not only current usage of IT in business and industry environments, but also trends in computing; be able to analyse, design and implement up-to-date computer-based systems including those related to internet technology, multimedia and web-based applications. Professional Recognition: This program is accredited to the Professional Level by the Australian Computer Society at the Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat) and at MIT (Melbourne and Sydney). Accreditation is currently being sought for Gippsland and Online Learning offerings. Structure: Term [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion Points ELECTIVE at level ITECH000 PROGRAMMING <ITECH000> fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D 0 /8

21 Term [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion ITECH00 COMMUNICATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY [BCS] <ITECH00> ITECH00 INTRODUCTION TO MULTIMEDIA [BCS] <ITECH00> Points ELECTIVE at level ITECH00 NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEMS <ITECH00> ITECH00 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS <ITECH00> ITECH00 PROGRAMMING [ITECH000] <ITECH00> COMPUTING OR MATHS ELECTIVE at level ITECH00 NETWORK PROTOCOLS & SERVICES [BCS] <ITECH00> ITECH0 WEB PAGE AND MULTIMEDIA DESIGN [ITECH00] <ITECH0> ITECH0 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING: ANALYSIS AND DESIGN [ITECH000 or ITECH00] <ITECH70> COMPUTING OR MATHS ELECTIVE at level ITECH INTRODUCTION TO IT PROJECT MANAGEMENT [At least 8 computing courses] <ITECH> ITECH INFORMATION SECURITY [0 credit points of previous study in total, with at least 0 credit points being ITECH courses] ITECH WWW TECHNOLOGY [ITECH0 or ITECH07] <ITECH> COMPUTING OR MATHS ELECTIVE at level ELECTIVE at level ELECTIVE at level ITECH08 PROJECT [ITECH0 or ITECH0 or ITECH] {ITECH0 or ITECH0} COMPUTING OR MATHS ELECTIVE at level COMPUTING OR MATHS ELECTIVE at level ITECH0 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT [At least 7 computing courses] [ITECH00] <ITECH70> ITECH09 PROJECT [ITECH08] Entry Requirements: Year : Units and : satisfactory completion in two units (any study combination) of General Mathematics or Maths: Mathematical Methods or Units and : any Mathematics; and a study score of at least in any English. Non-Year : Mature age entry Selection is based on a range of criteria, including your life experience, working and volunteer experience, and the further study and training you may have completed. For more information, please visit Information for Mature Students. Extra requirements Non-Year VTAC applicants must complete and submit the VTAC Personal Statement form. fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

22 Regulations: University Regulations: Refer: Rules: The program should include no more than ten (0) introductory courses and at least six () advanced courses. Progress Rules: Intervention Counselling: Students that fail a course will be contacted via and advised to contact their coordinator to seek advice on how to address the issues that contributed to the result. Unsatisfactory: Students who fail in 0% or more of the courses in which they are enrolled in any semester will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Any student who has not passed a course after two attempts will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Exclusion / Suspension: Following unsatisfactory progress, by failing in 0% or more of the courses in which a student is enrolled or failing a course for the second time, in two consecutive semesters, students will be asked to show cause why they should not be excluded from the program. Unless a satisfactory response is received by the School Programs Committee the student may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Any student who has not passed a course after three attempts may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Final Supplementary Assessment: Students who receive an MF grade in their final Semester may apply to the Program Coordinator within 7 days of the publication of results for supplementary assessment if that course is the only outstanding course required to complete the degree and the student has not been found guilty of plagiarism in that Semester. The highest grade attainable will be a Pass grade. Term Commendation: Students who are enrolled in at least 0 credit points of a program within a particular semester, will be sent a "Letter of Commendation" at the end of each term in which they achieve a "D" (Distinction) or better average (GPA of.+) across the term enrolment. Degree with Distinction: To be considered for a degree with distinction students must have acheived a GPA of at least. in the program. Rules: Normally up to 0% of the program may be granted as advance standing. Refer to the current Guidelines for further details. Normally up to 0% of the program may be granted as advance standing. Refer to the current Guidelines for further details. Disputes: Any disputes will be resolved according to the regulations of Federation University. Students should familiarise themselves with the formal dispute resolution procedures for the University. This procedure can be found in the International Handbook for Federation University Students. fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

23 Program: Code: Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Systems) CT.BS CRICOS: VIC (000D, 0E), NSW (08D), SA (0C, 0000J) Locations: Coordinator: Office: GIPPSLAND, MT HELEN, ONLINE Dr Venki Balasubramanian T8 Telephone: Outline: The Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Systems) is a professionally oriented program that considers modern principles and theories of computing together with the practical applications of information technology. It examines both the organisational and technological issues that you need for the analysis and design of business information systems, with a strong emphasis on electronic commerce and internet technology. This state-of-the-art program provides you with the appropriate knowledge, skills and values to be effective in modern business environments. Objectives: Throughout the program you will become familiar with the latest developments in IT, and understand the different types of information technology tools and their applications. You will understand the role of technology in managing knowledge and information and be capable of critically evaluating currently existing technology systems and new developments. You will develop an understanding of the organisational settings in which information systems are used, and recognise the threats and opportunities of technology in business. An understanding of the role of modern information systems in society and business is also developed. After successfully completing this program, students should: understand the different types of information technology tools and their applications; manage the impact of technology in organisations; understand the role of technology in managing knowledge and information; critically evaluate currently existing technology systems and new developments; become familiar with the latest developments in information technology; understand the organisational settings in which information systems are used; recognise the threats and opportunities of technology in business; show an awareness of ethics and social implications of their interest area; understand the role of modern information systems in society and business. Professional Recognition: This program is accredited to the Professional Level by the Australian Computer Society at the Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat) and at MIT (Melbourne and Sydney). Accreditation is currently being sought for Gippsland fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

24 Campus (Churchill) and Online Learning offerings. Structure: Term ITECH000 PROGRAMMING <ITECH000> [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion ITECH00 COMMUNICATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY [BCS] <ITECH00> ITECH00 INTRODUCTION TO MULTIMEDIA [BCS] <ITECH00> Points MGGGC00 INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT ITECH00 NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEMS <ITECH00> ITECH00 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS <ITECH00> ITECH00 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS <ITECH00> MGGGC00 MANAGERIAL COMMUNICATION BUSINESS OR COMPUTING OR MATHS / STATS ELECTIVE ELECTIVE at level ITECH0 WEB PAGE AND MULTIMEDIA DESIGN [ITECH00] <ITECH0> ITECH INTRODUCTION TO IT PROJECT MANAGEMENT [At least 8 computing courses] <ITECH> BUSINESS OR COMPUTING OR MATHS / STATS ELECTIVE ELECTIVE at level ETGGC0 BUSINESS STATISTICS ITECH INFORMATION SECURITY [0 credit points of previous study in total, with at least 0 credit points being ITECH courses] ELECTIVE at level ITECH08 PROJECT [ITECH0 or ITECH0 or ITECH] {ITECH0 or ITECH0} ITECH ELECTRONIC COMMERCE {ITECH0 or ITECH07 or ITECH0} <ITECH7> ITECH EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN BUSINESS [0 credit points of previous study in total and ITECH00] <ITECH00 and ITECH> ELECTIVE at level ITECH0 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT [At least 7 computing courses] [ITECH00] <ITECH70> ITECH09 PROJECT [ITECH08] ITECH ELECTRONIC COMMERCE [ITECH or ITECH7] <ITECH7> Entry Requirements: Year : Units and : satisfactory completion in two units (any study combination) of General Mathematics or Maths: Mathematical Methods or Units and : any Mathematics; and a study score of at least in any English. Non-Year : Mature age entry Selection is based on a range of criteria, including your life experience, working and volunteer experience, fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

25 and the further study and training you may have completed. For more information, please visit Information for Mature Students. Extra requirements Non-Year VTAC applicants must complete and submit the VTAC Personal Statement form online. Regulations: University Regulations: Refer: Rules: The program should include no more than ten (0) introductory courses and at least six () advanced courses. Computing Electives must not be taken at 000 level. No more than Electives at introductory level. Progress Rules: Intervention Counselling: Students that fail a course will be contacted via and advised to contact their coordinator to seek advice on how to address the issues that contributed to the result. Unsatisfactory: Students who fail in 0% or more of the courses in which they are enrolled in any semester will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Any student who has not passed a course after two attempts will be regarded as having unsatisfactory progress. Exclusion / Suspension: Following unsatisfactory progress, by failing in 0% or more of the courses in which a student is enrolled or failing a course for the second time, in two consecutive semesters, students will be asked to show cause why they should not be excluded from the program. Unless a satisfactory response is received by the School Programs Committee the student may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Any student who has not passed a course after three attempts may be excluded from the program for a period of up to two years. Final Supplementary Assessment: Students who receive an MF grade in their final Semester may apply to the Program Coordinator within 7 days of the publication of results for supplementary assessment if that course is the only outstanding course required to complete the degree and the student has not been found guilty of plagiarism in that Semester. The highest grade attainable will be a Pass grade. Term Commendation: Students who are enrolled in at least 0 credit points of a program within a particular semester, will be sent a "Letter of Commendation" at the end of each term in which they achieve a "D" (Distinction) or better average (GPA of.+) across the term enrolment. Degree with Distinction: To be considered for a degree with distinction students must have acheived a GPA of at least. in the program. Rules: Normally up to 0% of the program may be granted as advance standing. Refer to the current Guidelines for further details. Normally up to 0% of the program may be granted as advance standing. Refer to the current Guidelines for further details. Disputes: fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

26 Any disputes will be resolved according to the regulations of Federation University. Students should familiarise themselves with the formal dispute resolution procedures for the University. This procedure can be found in the International Handbook for Federation University Students. fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D /8

27 Program: Code: CRICOS: Locations: Coordinator: Office: Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile Application Development and Security) CT.MDS 08 K MT HELEN, GIPPSLAND, ONLINE Associate Professor Joarder Kamruzzaman N Telephone: (0) joarder.kamruzzaman@federation.edu.au Outline: The three year Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile Application Development and Security) - BIT (MADS) program has been designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary to obtain employment as an IT Professional with skills particularly pertinent to the growing field of mobile application development. The Bachelor of IT (MADS) provides you with a core of basic skills, common to all branches of IT, but also has a particular focus on developing apps for mobile platforms such as Android, as well as the security implications of mobile development. Objectives: By undertaking this program you will develop extensive technical and design skills. Areas of study within the BIT (MADS) include mobile application development, Security implications, wireless communications, cloud computing and many other important ICT topics. After successfully completing this program, students should: Move on to Honours studies in ICT; Possess a core of theoretical and practical skills common to all branches of ICT, with in-depth theory and skills pertinent to mobile applications; Possess independent learning, research and problem skills to enable you to contribute positively in a wide range of mobile application development projects. Professional Recognition: Accreditation with the Australian Computer Society (ACS) is pending. Structure: Term ITECH000 PROGRAMMING <ITECH000> [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion ITECH00 COMMUNICATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY [BCS] <ITECH00> ITECH00 NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEMS <ITECH00> ITECH00 INTRODUCTION TO MULTIMEDIA [BCS] <ITECH00> Points ELECTIVE fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D 7 /8

28 Term [ ] = Pre-requisite,{ } = Co-requisite, < > = Exclusion ITECH00 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS <ITECH00> Points ITECH00 MOBILE COMPUTING PLATFORMS AND DEVELOPMENT FUNDAMENTALS ITECH00 PROGRAMMING [ITECH000] <ITECH00> ELECTIVE ITECH0 CLOUD COMPUTING [ITECH000 or ITECH00] ITECH0 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING: ANALYSIS AND DESIGN [ITECH000 or ITECH00] <ITECH70> ITECH9 MOBILE DEVICE PROGRAMMING [ITECH00] ELECTIVE ITECH0 IT PROJECT MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES [ITECH00 and at least 7 computing courses] <ITECH and ITECH> ITECH00 MOBILE NETWORKS AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS ITECH0 MOBILE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT COMPUTING OR MATHEMATICS ELECTIVE ELECTIVE ITECH08 PROJECT [ITECH0 or ITECH0 or ITECH] {ITECH0 or ITECH0} ITECH INFORMATION SECURITY [0 credit points of previous study in total, with at least 0 credit points being ITECH courses] COMPUTING OR MATHEMATICS ELECTIVE ITECH0 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT [At least 7 computing courses] [ITECH00] <ITECH70> ITECH09 PROJECT [ITECH08] ITECH00 MOBILE SECURITY AND PRIVACY Entry Requirements: Year : Units and : satisfactory completion in two units (any study combination) of General Mathematics or Maths: Mathematical Methods or Units and : any Mathematics; and a study score of at least in any English. Non-Year : Mature age entry Selection is based on a range of criteria, including your life experience, working and volunteer experience, and the further study and training you may have completed. For more information, please visit Information for Mature Students. Extra requirements Non-Year VTAC applicants must complete and submit the VTAC Personal Statement form. Regulations: University Regulations: Refer: Rules: The program should include no more than ten (0) introductory courses and at least six () advanced fdlgrades PG :: CRICOS Provider Number: 000D 8 /8