2021 Change register
About this change register
Below, you'll find authorised changes (if any) to course entries, minors, majors, specialisations, research areas and unit entries in the 2021 Handbook.
Changes are recorded as a note in the relevant entry and supersede any previously published information in the Handbook. The notes must be read in conjunction with the corresponding Handbook entry.
Entries in this change register
Courses, minors, majors, specialisations, research areas and units are listed under the relevant level heading in alphabetical order.
Courses
A2001 - Bachelor of Global Studies
Requirements
Part A. Leadership, culture and globalisation
Level 3 unit (12 credit points)
The following text was added:
Note: Students who commenced the program in 2020 and 2021 will need to complete an additional third year elective in their chosen specialisation as ATS3111 and ATS3938 will change to 6 credit points in 2022.
A6012 - Master of International Sustainable Tourism Management
Requirements
Part A. Principal study (42 credit points)
The following note was added:
Note: APG5609 is not offered in 2022. Students who commenced in 2021 can complete either ENS5010 or APG5390 as a substitute core unit in consultation with the course director.
B4005 - Graduate Certificate of Project Management, B5005 - Graduate Diploma of Project Management, B6025 - Master of Project Management
Requirements
The following requirements:
You must complete 4 of the following units. You must complete OPO4000 or OPO5900. You must complete OPO4001 or OPO5901. You must complete OPO4002 or OPO5902. You must complete OPO4003 or OPO5903.
- OPO4000 The organisational context of project development
- OPO4001 The dynamic context of project delivery
- OPO4002 The planning approach to project management
- OPO4003 The learning approach to project management
- OPO5900 The organisational context of project development
- OPO5901 The dynamic context of project delivery
- OPO5902 The planning approach to project management
- OPO5903 The learning approach to project management
Replace:
You must complete the following units
- OPO4000 The organisational context of project development
- OPO4001 The dynamic context of project delivery
- OPO4002 The planning approach to project management
- OPO4003 The learning approach to project management
E3001 - Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
Special requirements
The following text was added:
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours): Continuous Professional Development (CPD)
CPD is a compulsory requirement for all Engineering students. You must complete 420 hours of continuous professional development in order to graduate with the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) qualification. It is a collection of all work including volunteer, personal and professional practice experiences outside the classroom which may be in the form of 12 weeks of relevant vacation employment or an equivalent combination of approved professional development and/or engineering employment taken throughout the duration of the course. You must submit a series of reflections on your experience with particular reference to the development of each of the key Engineers Australia Stage 1 competencies. Further information is available on the CPD website.
The Engineering Accreditation Council Malaysia has similar professional experience requirements. Further information is available on the Industrial training website.
Requirements
Part D. Professional practice
The following text and units were added:
Continuous professional development is part of meeting the Engineers Australia Stage 1 Competency Standard to be a Professional Engineer. The Engineering Accreditation Council Malaysia have similar industrial training requirements. You must enrol in ENG0001 in your final year (if you are studying at the Clayton campus) or ENG0002 in the second semester of your third year (if you are studying at the Malaysia campus) and satisfy the professional experience requirements.
- ENG0001
- ENG0002
Part E. Elective study - First Year
The following text:
All students must complete 6 credit points (one unit) from the First Year engineering electives list below. If you do not need to undertake foundation skills units from Part A, you will have additional 12 credit points to complete in the Common First Year from the engineering electives list below or as free electives or as part of a non-engineering minor in a discipline that is approved by the Faculty of Engineering. Depending on whether you need to undertake one or both foundation skills units, you may have 6 or no credit points left for elective units. NOTE: Only one of CHM1011 and CHM1051 can be taken as a First Year engineering elective. NOTE: If you complete a First Year engineering elective that happens to also be a core unit in your chosen specialisation, you must replace the core with another unit at the same level or higher from the specialisation technical electives list.
Replaces:
You must complete either 6, 12 or 18 credit points of First Year electives, depending on whether you need to undertake any foundation skills units from Part A. One 6-point unit must be from the available First Year electives list below. If you are not required to complete any foundation skills unit, you complete the remaining 6 or 12 credit points from the list below or, with permission from your course adviser, from across the University, including a minor approved by the Faculty of Engineering. NOTE: Only one of CHM1011 and CHM1051 can be taken as a First Year elective. You must not exceed 60 credit points of level 1 units.
E3002 - Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Arts, E3004 - Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Biomedical Science, E3005 - Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Commerce, E3007 - Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Science, E3009 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Architectural Design, E3011 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Information Technology, E3012 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Design
Requirements
Parts C. and D. Engineering specialisation knowledge, application and professional practice
The following text was added:
You must also satisfy the ENG0001 Engineering continuous professional development (0 credit point) requirements.
Part E. Elective study - First Year
The following text:
You must complete 6 credit points (one unit) from the First Year engineering electives list below unless you are required to complete one of the foundation units PHS1001 and ENG1090. If you have to complete both foundation units, you will need to overload by one unit in your Year 1 or Year 2 study and increase the double degree's total credit points by 6 credit points. Please refer to your course progression map for guidance. NOTE: If you complete a First Year engineering elective that happens to also be a core unit in your chosen specialisation, you must replace the core with another unit at the same level or higher from the specialisation technical electives list.
Replaces:
If you are not required to complete both foundation units PHS1001 and ENG1090, you will have 6 points of First Year engineering elective from the following available on your campus of enrolment to complete. If you are required to complete both foundation units, you will have no credit points available for elective. Instead, the total credit points needed for the double degree will increase by 6 points, therefore requiring an overload by one unit in your First or Second Year of study. Please refer to your course progression map for guidance.
E3008 - Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science
Requirements
Part A. Engineering fundamentals and foundational skills
Engineering fundamentals (12 credit points)
ENG1014 Engineering numerical analysis replaces ENG1060 Computing for engineers
Part B. Engineering design (18 credit points)
The following units:
- ENG1011 Engineering methods
- ENG1012 Engineering design
- ENG1013 Engineering smart systems
Replace:
- ENG1001 - Engineering design: Lighter, faster, stronger
- ENG1002 - Engineering design: Cleaner, safer, smarter
- ENG1003 - Engineering mobile apps
Parts C. and D. Chemical engineering specialisation knowledge, application and professional practice (108 credit points)
The following text was added:
You must satisfy the ENG0001 Engineering continuous professional development (0 credit point) requirements.
The following units:
- ENG4701 Final year project A
- ENG4702 Final year project B
- CHE4322 Advanced biochemical engineering
Replace:
- CHE4181 Chemical engineering project A
- CHE4182 Chemical engineering project B
- CHE4171 Biochemical engineering
Part E. Elective study - First Year
The following text:
You must complete 6 credit points (one unit) from the First Year engineering electives list below. If you do not need to undertake foundation skills units from Part A, you will have additional 12 credit points to complete in the Common First Year from the engineering electives list below or as free electives or as part of a non-engineering minor in a discipline that is approved by the Faculty of Engineering. Depending on whether you need to undertake one or both foundation skills units, you may have 6 or no credit points left for elective units. NOTE: Only one of CHM1011 and CHM1051 can be taken as a First Year engineering elective. NOTE: If you complete a First Year engineering elective that happens to also be a core unit in your chosen specialisation, you must replace the core with another unit at the same level or higher from the specialisation technical electives list.
Replaces:
You must complete either 6, 12 or 18 credit points of First Year electives, depending on whether you need to undertake any foundation skills units from Part A. One 6-point unit must be from the available First Year electives list below. If you are not required to complete any foundation skills unit, you complete the remaining 6 or 12 credit points from the list below or, with permission from your course adviser, from across the University, including a minor approved by the Faculty of Engineering. NOTE: Only one of CHM1011 and CHM1051 can be taken as a First Year elective. You must not exceed 60 credit points of level 1 units.
E3010 - Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Computer Science
Requirements
Parts C. and D. Engineering specialisation knowledge, application and professional practice
The following text was added:
You must also satisfy the ENG0001 Engineering continuous professional development (0 credit point) requirements.
Core electrical and computer systems engineering units (96 credit points)
The following units:
- ENG4701 Final year project A
- ENG4702 Final year project B
- ECE4191 Engineering integrated design
Replace:
- ECE4094 Project A
- ECE4095 Project B
- ECE3091 Engineering design
Part E. Elective study - First Year
The following text:
All students must complete 6 credit points (one unit) from the First Year engineering electives list below. If you do not need to undertake foundation skills units from Part A, you will have additional 12 credit points to complete in the Common First Year from the engineering electives list below or as free electives or as part of a non-engineering minor in a discipline that is approved by the Faculty of Engineering. Depending on whether you need to undertake one or both foundation skills units, you may have 6 or no credit points left for elective units. NOTE: Only one of CHM1011 and CHM1051 can be taken as a First Year engineering elective. NOTE: If you complete a First Year engineering elective that happens to also be a core unit in your chosen specialisation, you must replace the core with another unit at the same level or higher from the specialisation technical electives list.
Replaces:
You must complete either 6, 12 or 18 credit points of First Year electives, depending on whether you need to undertake any foundation skills units from Part A. One 6-point unit must be from the available First Year electives list below. If you are not required to complete any foundation skills unit, you complete the remaining 6 or 12 credit points from the list below or, with permission from your course adviser, from across the University, including a minor approved by the Faculty of Engineering. NOTE: Only one of CHM1011 and CHM1051 can be taken as a First Year elective. You must not exceed 60 credit points of level 1 units.
M2017 - Bachelor of Radiation Sciences
Requirements
Part B. Specialisation units
Radiation Sciences (54 credit points)
The following requirements:
You must complete the following units:
- RAD2007 Medical Radiation Science: Professional skills 2
- RTS4101 Radiation therapy science 1
- RTS4103 Radiation therapy science 3
- FIT1052 Digital futures: IT shaping society
- PBH2001 Foundations of epidemiology
- HSC1400 The Australian Health Care System
Plus one of the following units:
- RTS4104 Radiation therapy principles and practice 1
- OCC3041 Skills for evidence based practice 2
- OCC3061 Health promotion in occupational therapy
Plus one of the following units:
- FIT3180 Data management for health informatics
- BMS1042 Public health and preventive medicine
- PBH3012 Translating research into practice
Plus one of the following units:
- RTS4105 Radiation therapy principles and practice 2
- FOR3001 Principles of forensic medicine and science
- AHC3001 Communication in health and disability
Replace:
You must complete 54 credit points from the following units and FIT3180 or BMS1042.
- RAD2007 Medical Radiation Science: Professional skills 2
- RTS4101 Radiation therapy science 1
- RTS4103 Radiation therapy science 3
- RTS4104 Radiation therapy principles and practice 1
- RTS4105 Radiation therapy principles and practice 2
- FIT1052 Digital futures: IT shaping society
- PBH2001 Foundations of epidemiology
- HSC1400 The Australian Health Care System
- FIT3180 Data management for health informatics OR BMS1042 Public health and preventive medicine
Areas of study
AEROENG03 - Aerospace engineering
The following note was added:
You must satisfy the continuous professional development required to complete the course. See ENG0001.
Requirements
Parts C. and D. Aerospace engineering knowledge, application and professional practice (108 credit points)
The following units:
- ENG4701 Final year project A
- ENG4702 Final year project B
Replace:
- MEC4401 Final year project
- MEC4402 Final year project - Thesis
BIOMDENG01 - Biomedical engineering
The following note was added:
You must satisfy the continuous professional development required to complete the course. See ENG0001.
Requirements
Parts C. and D. Biomedical engineering knowledge, application and professional practice (108 credit points)
The following units:
- ENG4105 Biomedical engineering integrated design
- ENG4701 Final year project A
- ENG4702 Final year project B
Replace:
- MEC4407 Design project
- TRC4000 Mechatronics final year project 1
- TRC4001 Mechatronics final year project 2
Part E. Elective study - Biomedical engineering stream study
Biomedical devices stream
The following unit:
- MTE3204 Biomaterials 1
Replaces:
- MTE3601 Biomedical materials
CHEMENG03 - Chemical engineering
The following note was added:
You must satisfy the continuous professional development or industrial training required to complete the course. See ENG0001 (for Clayton) or ENG0002 (for Malaysia).
Requirements
Parts C. and D. Chemical engineering knowledge, application and professional practice (108 credit points)
The following units:
- ENG4701 Final year project A
- ENG4702 Final year project B
Replace:
- CHE4181 Chemical engineering project A
- CHE4182 Chemical engineering project B
The following optional industry project units and text:
Optional integrated industrial project - CHE4164 and CHE4165 (12 credit points)
CHE4164 and CHE4165 combine to provide a year-long industry experience project only for select students in their final year. The units are in place of the two core final year project units ENG4701 and ENG4702.
- CHE4164 Integrated industrial project 1
- CHE4165 Integrated industrial project 2
Replace the following optional industry project unit and text::
Optional unit - CHE4164 Integrated industrial project (18 credit points)
- CHE4164 Integrated industrial project
CHE4164 is an industry experience project only for select students in the first semester of their final year. Depending on placement location, you may have to overload a semester or extend an additional semester in order to complete the course. The unit is in place of three core units: CHE4161, ENG4701 and ENG4702.
E3008 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science - IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The following text and units:
Due to overlapping contents with BPS1031/BPS1032, you replace CHM1011/CHM1051 with one unit selected from below:
- CHE3172 Nanotechnology and materials 1
- CHE5322 Advanced biochemical engineering
- CHE5882 Biomass and biorefineries
- CHE5883 Nanostructured membranes for separation and energy production
- CHE5889 Food engineering and processing
Replace:
If you are studying this double degree, you must complete CHE4322 in place of CHM1011/CHM1051 in Part C.
- CHE4322 Advanced biochemical engineering
Important information for studying E3008 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science
The following text and unit:
If you are studying this double degree, you must complete CHE4322 in place of CHM1011/CHM1051 in Part C.
- CHE4322 Advanced biochemical engineering
Replaces:
If you are studying this double degree, you must complete CHE4171 in place of CHM1011/CHM1051 in Parts C and D.
- CHE4171 Biochemical engineering
CIVILENG01 - Civil engineering
The following note was added:
You must satisfy the continuous professional development or industrial training required to complete the course. See ENG0001 (for Clayton) or ENG0002 (for Malaysia).
Requirements
Parts C. and D. Civil engineering knowledge, application and professional practice (108 credit points)
The following units:
- ENG4701 Final year project A
- ENG4702 Final year project B
- CIV3283 Road engineering
Replace:
- CIV4210 Project A
- CIV3204 Engineering investigation
- CIV4287 Road engineering
EARLYPRI01 - Early childhood and primary education
Requirements
Parts B. and C. Integrated curriculum and discipline studies (96 credit points)
The following requirements:
EDF1063 Creative connections 1: Visual arts
EDF1064 Creative connections 2: Music and performing arts
EDF1065 Foundational numeracy for learning
EDF1066 Foundational literacy for learning
EDF2049 English and literacies 2
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF2067 Health and physical education
EDF2068 Foundation science
EDF2069 Primary creative arts
EDF2070 Humanities and social sciences
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3069 Planning and teaching science
EDF3070 Developing technological knowledge
EDF3079 English and literacies 3
EDF4009 English and literacies 4
And one of the Primary specialist sequences below:
English and literacy
EDF4047 Leading literacy learning
Mathematics and numeracy
EDF4078 Leading mathematics learning
Science
EDF4079 Leading science learning
Replace:
EDF1063 Creative connections 1: Visual arts
EDF1064 Creative connections 2: Music and performing arts
EDF1065 Foundational numeracy for learning
EDF1066 Foundational literacy for learning
EDF2065 English 1
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF2067 Health and physical education
EDF2068 Foundation science
EDF2069 Primary creative arts
EDF2070 Humanities and social sciences
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3068 English 2
EDF3069 Planning and teaching science
EDF3070 Developing technological knowledge
And one of the Primary specialist sequences below:
English and literacy
EDF4074 Understanding text
EDF4077 Creating text
Mathematics and numeracy
EDF4075 Exploring inclusive teaching approaches in primary mathematics
EDF4078 Leading mathematics learning
Science
EDF4076 Building expertise in science teaching
EDF4079 Leading science learning
ECSYSENG03 - Electrical and computer systems engineering
The following note was added:
You must satisfy the continuous professional development or industrial training required to complete the course. See ENG0001 (for Clayton) or ENG0002 (for Malaysia).
Requirements
Parts C. and D. Electrical and computer systems engineering knowledge, application and professional practice (108 credit points)
The following units:
- ENG4701 Final year project A
- ENG4702 Final year project B
- ECE4191 Engineering integrated design
Replace:
- ECE4094 Project A
- ECE4095 Project B
- ECE3091 Engineering design
ENVIRENG02 - Environmental engineering
The following note was added:
You must satisfy the continuous professional development required to complete the course. See ENG0001.
Requirements
Parts C. and D. Environmental engineering knowledge, application and professional practice (108 credit points)
The following units:
- ENG4701 Final year project A
- ENG4702 Final year project B
Replace:
- CIV4210 Project A
- one level 4 unit from the environmental engineering technical electives list
MATSENG04 - Materials engineering
The following note was added:
You must satisfy the continuous professional development required to complete the course. See ENG0001.
Requirements
Parts C and D. Materials engineering knowledge, application and professional practice (108 credit points)
The following units:
- ENG4701 Final year project A
- ENG4702 Final year project B
Replace:
- MTE4525 Project 1
- MTE4526 Project 2
MECHENG01 - Mechanical engineering
The following note was added:
You must satisfy the continuous professional development or industrial training required to complete the course. See ENG0001 (for Clayton) or ENG0002 (for Malaysia).
Requirements
Parts C and D. Mechanical engineering knowledge, application and professional practice (108 credit points)
The following units:
- ENG4701 Final year project A
- ENG4702 Final year project B
Replace:
- MEC4401 Final year project
- MEC4402 Final year project - Thesis
PRIMARY01 - Primary education
Requirements
Single degree
Part A. Education studies
The following unit has been added:
EDF4019 Leading positive learning environments
Parts B. and C. Integrated curriculum and discipline studies
The following requirements:
EDF1065 Foundational numeracy for learning
EDF1066 Foundational literacy for learning
EDF1079 Digital technologies
EDF2049 English and literacies 2
EDF2061 Creative arts across the curriculum
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF2067 Health and physical education
EDF2068 Foundation science
EDF2069 Primary creative arts
EDF2070 Humanities and social sciences
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3069 Planning and teaching science
EDF3070 Developing technological knowledge
EDF3079 English and literacies 3
EDF4009 English and literacies 4
And two of the Primary specialist sequences below:
English and literacy
EDF4047 Leading literacy learning
Mathematics and numeracy
EDF4078 Leading mathematics learning
Science
EDF4079 Leading science learning
Replace:
EDF1065 Foundational numeracy for learning
EDF1066 Foundational literacy for learning
EDF1079 Digital technologies
EDF2061 Creative arts across the curriculum
EDF2065 English 1
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF2067 Health and physical education
EDF2068 Foundation science
EDF2069 Primary creative arts
EDF2070 Humanities and social sciences
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3068 English 2
EDF3069 Planning and teaching science
EDF3070 Developing technological knowledge
And two of the Primary specialist sequences below:
English and literacy
EDF4074 Understanding text
EDF4077 Creating text
Mathematics and numeracy
EDF4075 Exploring inclusive teaching approaches in primary mathematics
EDF4078 Leading mathematics learning
Science
EDF4076 Building expertise in science teaching
EDF4079 Leading science learning
Double degree
Part A. Education studies
The following unit has been removed:
EDF4067 Evidence into action
Part B. Curriculum studies
The following requirements:
EDF2065 English 1
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3079 English and literacies 3
EDF4009 English and literacies 4
EDF4091 Teaching technology
EDF4092 Primary health and physical education
EDF4093 Primary creative arts
EDF4094 Primary humanities and social sciences
EDF4095 Science education
And one of the Primary specialist sequences below:
English and literacy
EDF4047 Leading literacy learning
Mathematics and numeracy
EDF4078 Leading mathematics learning
Replace:
EDF2065 English 1
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3068 English 2
EDF4074 Understanding text OR EDF4075 Exploring inclusive teaching approaches in primary mathematics
EDF4091 Teaching technology
EDF4092 Primary health and physical education
EDF4093 Primary creative arts
EDF4094 Primary humanities and social sciences
EDF4095 Science education
PRISEC01 - Primary and secondary education
Requirements
Part B. Curriculum studies (84 credit points)
The following requirements:
You must complete the following:
EDF1079 Digital technologies
EDF1085 Learning and teaching across school contexts
EDF2049 English and literacies 2
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF2067 Health and physical education
EDF2069 Primary creative arts
EDF2070 Humanities and social sciences
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3079 English and literacies 3
EDF4009 English and literacies 4
EDF4095 Science education
Secondary method 1A
Secondary method 1B
And one of the Primary specialist sequences below:
English and literacy
EDF4047 Leading literacy learning
Mathematics and numeracy
EDF4078 Leading mathematics learning
Replace:
You must complete the following:
EDF1079 Digital technologies
EDF1085 Learning and teaching across school contexts
EDF2065 English 1
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF2067 Health and physical education
EDF2069 Primary creative arts
EDF2070 Humanities and social sciences
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3068 English 2
EDF4095 Science education
Secondary method 1A
Secondary method 1B
And one of the Primary specialist sequences below:
English and literacy
EDF4074 Understanding text
EDF4077 Creating text
Mathematics and numeracy
EDF4075 Exploring inclusive teaching approaches in primary mathematics
EDF4078 Leading mathematics learning
PRISECHP01 - Primary and secondary health and physical education
Requirements
Part B. Curriculum studies (78 credit points)
The following requirements:
You must complete the following:
EDF1079 Digital technologies
EDF2049 English and literacies 2
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF2069 Primary creative arts
EDF2070 Humanities and social sciences
EDF2075 Planning, teaching and learning in health and physical education
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3079 English and literacies 3
EDF4009 English and literacies 4
EDF4095 Science education
EDF4096 Senior secondary health education
EDF4097 Senior secondary physical education
And one of the Primary specialist sequences below:
English and literacy
EDF4047 Leading literacy learning
Mathematics and numeracy
EDF4078 Leading mathematics learning
Replace:
You must complete the following:
EDF1079 Digital technologies
EDF2065 English 1
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF2075 Planning, teaching and learning in health and physical education
EDF2069 Primary creative arts
EDF2070 Humanities and social sciences
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3068 English 2
EDF4095 Science education
EDF4096 Senior secondary health education
EDF4097 Senior secondary physical education
And one of the Primary specialist sequences below:
English and literacy
EDF4074 Understanding text
EDF4077 Creating text
Mathematics and numeracy
EDF4075 Exploring inclusive teaching approaches in primary mathematics
EDF4078 Leading mathematics learning
PRISECIE01 - Primary and secondary inclusive education
Requirements
Part B. Curriculum studies (84 credit points)
The following requirements:
You must complete the following:
EDF1085 Learning and teaching across school contexts
EDF2065 English 1
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF2067 Health and physical education
EDF2069 Primary creative arts
EDF2070 Humanities and social sciences
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3070 Developing technological knowledge
EDF3079 English and literacies 3
EDF4009 English and literacies 4
EDF4095 Science education
Secondary method 1A
Secondary method 1B
And one of the Primary specialist sequences below:
English and literacy
EDF4047 Leading literacy learning
Mathematics and numeracy
EDF4078 Leading mathematics learning
Replace:
You must complete the following:
EDF1085 Learning and teaching across school contexts
EDF2065 English 1
EDF2066 Mathematics 1
EDF2067 Health and physical education
EDF2069 Primary creative arts
EDF2070 Humanities and social sciences
EDF3067 Mathematics 2
EDF3068 English 2
EDF3070 Developing technological knowledge
EDF4095 Science education
Secondary method 1A
Secondary method 1B
And one of the Primary specialist sequences below:
English and literacy
EDF4074 Understanding text
EDF4077 Creating text
Mathematics and numeracy
EDF4075 Exploring inclusive teaching approaches in primary mathematics
EDF4078 Leading mathematics learning
ROBMCTRN01 - Robotics and mechatronics engineering
The following note was added:
You must satisfy the continuous professional development or industrial training required to complete the course. See ENG0001 (for Clayton) or ENG0002 (for Malaysia).
Requirements
Parts C, D. Robotics and mechatronics engineering knowledge, application and professional practice (108 credit points)
The following units:
- ENG4701 Final year project A
- ENG4702 Final year project B
Replace:
- TRC4000 Robotics and mechatronics final year project 1
TRC4001 Robotics and mechatronics final year project 2
Artificial intelligence stream
The following unit:
- ECE4191 Engineering integrated design
Replaces:
- ECE3091 Engineering design
Automation stream
The following units:
- TRC4200 Engineering cyber-physical systems
- TRC4407 Automation design project
Replace:
- TRC3000 Mechatronics project 2
- TRC4200 Engineering cyber-physical systems
Studying in Malaysia - IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The following text:
You must complete [(ECE3051 OR MEC3416) AND TRC4802] to satisfy the requirements of the Engineering Accreditation Council Malaysia (EAC) for accreditation in Malaysia.
Replaces:
You must complete ECE3051 and TRC4802 to satisfy the requirements of the Engineering Accreditation Council Malaysia (EAC) for accreditation in Malaysia.
SFTWRENG01 - Software engineering
The following note was added:
You must satisfy the continuous professional development or industrial training required to complete the course. See ENG0001 (for Clayton) or ENG0002 (for Malaysia).
The reference to engineering minors in Part E . Elective study - Specialisation - Software engineering technical electives was removed. The following text:
When choosing your electives, it is important to select only from your specialisation technical electives list. This ensures that your elective studies align with and contribute to the knowledge and skills required within your chosen field of study.
Replaces:
Studying in Clayton: You may consider other engineering technical units chosen from the engineering minors, subject to meeting the unit prerequisite and/or co-requisite rules.
Studying in Malaysia: You may consider other engineering technical units with approval from the School of Engineering and subject to meeting the unit prerequisite and/or co-requisite rules.
SUSENMNR02 - Sustainable engineering
Requirements
The following requirements were added:
Students in Chemical Engineering specialisation complete the following units (24 credit points)
- CHE3163 Sustainable processing 1
- MTE4593 Materials and sustainability
- ENE4042 Environmental impact and risk assessment
- CHE4173 Sustainable processing 2
Units
LAW5350 - Principles of taxation
Learning outcomes
Trimester 1:
On successful completion of this unit, you should be able to:
- understand the fundamental policies and concepts that underpin the Australian federal taxation system;
- understand the operation of a number of important taxation provisions and regimes;
- calculate income tax, goods and services tax and other tax liabilities;
- identify, research and synthesise legal and policy issues relating to taxation law;
- articulate key concepts concerning the operation of the tax system and evaluate these concepts within a theoretical and practical framework;
- appreciate the important role and impact of taxation law in structuring common commercial transactions;
- engage in critical analysis and make reasoned and appropriate choices concerning alternative tax outcomes of common commercial transactions;
- apply interpretive techniques to synthesize legal principles from judicial decisions and apply statutory interpretation principles to determine the meaning of complex taxation legislation;
- exercise advanced and integrated professional judgment to evaluate practical considerations arising under the taxation law; and
- communicate effectively and persuasively on aspects of taxation law.
Assessment
Trimester 1:
Class participation
Value %:10
Written assignment
2,250 words
Value %:30
Take-home Exam
Value %:60