Course and Subject Handbook 2018

Course and Subject Handbook 2018 Courses Undergraduate Courses Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)[Embedded]

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)[Embedded]

Information valid for students commencing in 2018.

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) [Embedded]

Course code	116209
Professional accreditation status	This course is accredited by Engineers Australia. Graduates are immediately eligible for graduate membership of Engineers Australia and, following a period of professional practice, may become Chartered Professional Engineers (CPEng).
Course type	HON – Bachelor with Honours (AQF level 8)
Division	Division of Tropical Environments and Societies

Award Requirements

Admission Requirements

Course pre-requisites	English, Maths B
Minimum English language proficiency requirements	Applicants of non-English speaking backgrounds must meet the English language proficiency requirements of Band 1 – Schedule II of the �� Admissions Policy.

Academic Requirements for Course Completion

Credit points	96 credit points as per course structure
Additional completion requirements	Approved exposure to Professional Engineering Practice, including required activities and industry placement, equivalent to a minimum 60 days full-time industry placement Must hold current Senior First Aid certificate at the time of graduation
Course learning outcomes	The graduates of �� are prepared and equipped to create a brighter future for life in the tropics world-wide. �� graduates are committed to lifelong learning, intellectual development, and to the display of exemplary personal, professional and ethical standards. They have a sense of their place in the tropics and are charged with professional, community, and environmental responsibility. �� graduates appreciate the need to embrace and be acquainted with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples of Australia. They are committed to reconciliation, diversity and sustainability. They exhibit a willingness to lead and to contribute to the intellectual, environmental, cultural, economic and social challenges of regional, national, and international communities of the tropics. Graduates of the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) at �� will be able to: Integrate and apply a coherent and advanced body of theoretical and technical knowledge, including depth in the underlying concepts and principles in one engineering discipline Critically appraise the role and relevance of engineering in society, with specific reference to practices and priorities for creating sustainable communities and industries in the tropics Demonstrate broad understanding of engineering methods, including design processes, whole system approaches, formal project management and decision-making strategies and their application in engineering practice Retrieve, analyse, synthesise, evaluate and manage information from a range of sources for engineering practice and research Plan and conduct reliable, evidence-based laboratory and/or field experiments, by selecting and applying methods, techniques and tools as appropriate to the engineering discipline Organise, analyse and interpret scientific and/or engineering data using appropriate mathematical, statistical and technological skills Communicate ideas, arguments and conclusions clearly and coherently to a variety of audiences, through advanced English language skills and a variety of media Develop components, systems and/or processes to meet specified requirements, and creative approaches to synthesise alternative solutions, concepts and procedures for unpredictable or complex problems Critically review regulatory requirements, ethical principles and cultural frameworks, to work effectively, responsibly and safely in diverse contexts and interdisciplinary teams Prioritise multiple demands to achieve personal and team goals, with regular review of performance to manage continuing professional development Apply knowledge of research principles and methods to plan and execute project work and/or a piece of research and scholarship with some independence.

Course Structure

CORE SUBJECTS

Level 1

EG1000:03 Engineering 1

EG1002:03 Computing and Sensors

EG1010:03 Process Engineering

EG1011:03 Statics and Dynamics

EG1012:03 Electric Circuits

MA1000:03 Mathematical Foundations or MA1009:03 Algebra and Calculus 2

MA1003:03 Mathematical Techniques

PH1005:03 Advanced Stream Physics 1

Level 2

MA2000:03 Mathematics for Scientists and Engineers

Level 3

EG3000:03 Engineering Project Management or BX2077:03 Project Management (only students taking the Electronic Systems and Internet of Things Major will be required to take BX2077)

Level 4

EG4011:03 Thesis Part 1 of 2

EG4012:03 Thesis Part 2 of 2

OPTIONS

Select a major from Table A at the end of first year

PLUS

Select a minor from Table B (after you have selected a major) or if undertaking MA1009: Algebra and Calculus 2 select MA1008:03 Algebra and Calculus 1 plus 9 credit points of subjects from List 1

List 1

CC2511:03 Embedded Systems Design

CC3501:03 Computer Interfacing and Control

CL2501:03 Process Analysis

CP1404:03 Programming II

CP2406:03 Programming III

CS2001:03 Engineering Strength of Materials

CS2004:03 Surveying and Construction

EA1110:03 Evolution of the Earth

EA3005:03 Minesite Rehabilitation

EE4000:03 Signal Processing 3

EG2010:03 Materials Science and Engineering

EV2301:03 Urban Geography and Design

EV3002:03 Environmental Impact Assessment

MA2100:03 Mathematical Methods and Differential Equations

MA2201:03 Numerical Mathematics

ME2525:03 Machine Element Design

ME4521:03 Bulk Materials Handling

PH2002:03 Classical Mechanics and Quantum Physics 1

PH2019:03 Introduction to Electromagnetism Optics and Early Quantum

PH2240:03 Atomic and Nuclear Physics

TABLE A (Majors)

Type of major	Mandatory, single
Credit points in major	48 credit points
Special requirements	Some subjects in each of the majors may require students to participate in field trips, site visits or other off-campus activities. A fee may be charged by the College for transport or subsistence associated with these trips

MAJOR	AVAILABLE AT	NOTES
Chemical Engineering	Townsville Cairns	First year only in Cairns Not available for mid-year entry in Cairns
Civil Engineering	Townsville Cairns	First year only in Cairns Not available for mid-year entry in Cairns
Electrical and Electronic Engineering	Townsville Cairns	First year only in Cairns Not available for mid-year entry in Cairns
Electronic Systems and Internet of Things Engineering	Townsville Cairns	First year only in Townsville Not available for mid-year entry in Cairns
Mechanical Engineering	Townsville Cairns	First year only in Cairns Not available for mid-year entry in Cairns

MINORS

Type of minor	Optional, single
Credit points in minor	12 credit points
Special requirements	Some subjects in each of the minors may require students to participate in field trips, site visits or other off-campus activities. A fee may be charged by the College for transport or subsistence associated with these trips.

TABLE B (Minors)

MINOR	AVAILABLE AT	NOTES
Chemistry	Townsville	Available with all majors except Chemical Engineering Major
Intelligent Systems	Townsville	Available with Chemical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering Majors
Infrastructure and Planning	Townsville	Available with Civil Engineering Major only
International Logistics	Townsville	Available with all majors with prior approval of the Course Coordinator. This minor is linked to an exchange program agreement.
Materials and Mechanical Design	Townsville	Available with Chemical Engineering Major only
Mathematics	Townsville	Available with all majors
Mining and Minerals	Townsville	Available with all majors
Physics	Townsville Cairns	Available with all majors
Software	Townsville Cairns	Available with all majors
Sustainability	Townsville	Available with all majors
Water and Waste Water	Townsville	Available with Chemical Engineering Major only

Campus

COURSE AVAILABLE AT	NOTES
Cairns	Course not available for mid-year entry See TABLE A (MAJORS) for availability of majors at each campus
Townsville	Course available for mid-year entry See TABLE A (MAJORS) for availability of majors at each campus

Candidature

Expected time to complete	4 years full-time or equivalent part-time
Maximum time to complete	11 years
Maximum leave of absence	3 years

Progression

Course progression requisites	Nil
Course includes mandatory professional placement(s)	No
Special assessment requirements	The engineering thesis topic must be specific to the student’s chosen engineering major
Professional accreditation requirements	Nil
Maximum allowed Pass Conceded (PC) grade	Nil
Supplementary exam for final subject	Not applicable

Advanced Standing

Eligibility	Students may apply for advanced standing for previous tertiary study in accordance with the Credit and Articulation policy and associated procedures
Maximum allowed	48 credit points
Currency	Advanced standing will be granted only for subjects completed in the 10 years prior to the commencement of this course
Expiry	Advanced standing gained for any subject shall be cancelled 21 years after the date of the examination upon which the advanced standing is based if, by then, the student has not completed this course.-
Other restrictions	A minimum of 18 credit points (including 6 credit points of fourth year thesis) should be completed at �� for each of levels 3 and 4. If the student requests advanced standing approaching this maximum level, then the advanced standing should be predominantly from the first two levels of the Bachelor of Engineering program.

Award Details

Award title	BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (HONOURS)
Approved abbreviation	BEng(Hons)
Inclusion of majors on testamur	The major studied shall appear on the testamur The minor will not appear on the testamur, but will appear on the academic transcript
Exit with lesser award	Students who have completed 24 credit points of their course award requirements, and withdraw from or fail to meet the requirements for progression in the later years, may be eligible for the award of Diploma of Tertiary Studies.
Course articulation	Not applicable

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