Level

Unit

Credit points

Prerequisites

Corequisites

Bachelor of Engineering

Level 1

Core units

ENG1101 Chemical engineering

4

ENG1201 Civil engineering

4

ENG1301 Electrical engineering

4

ENG1902

ENG1401 Mechanical engineering

4

ENG1501 Materials engineering

4

ENG1601 Engineering context

4

ENG1602 Engineering computing

4

Basic keyboard skills assumed

ENG1603 Engineering systems

4

VCE Specialist Maths or ENG1901

ENG1902

ENG1902 Engineering mathematics B

4

VCE Specialist Maths or ENG1901

Subtotal: 36 cps

Group 'A' units:

None, one or two units (depending on prerequisites) selected from:

ENG1701 Chemistry A

4

ENG1801 Physics A

4

VCE Mathematical Methods

ENG1901 Engineering mathematics A

4

VCE Mathematical Methods

Elective units (note that not all electives are offered at all campuses -- consult your campus office for elective details)

One, two or three units (depending on prerequisites), of which at least one must by chosen from Group 1:

Group 1:

ENG1702 Chemistry B

4

VCE Chemistry or ENG1701

ENG1802 Physics B

4

VCE Physics or ENG1801

Group 2:

CHE1120 Industrial chemistry

4

VCE Chemistry or ENG1701

ENE1620 Environmental engineering

4

ENG1302 Engineering in medicine and biology

4

VCE Chemistry or ENG1701

ENG1803 Physics C

4

VCE Physics or ENG1801

VCE Specialist Maths or ENG1901

IND1332 Engineering management

4

MAE1415 Theory of flight

4

MEC1414 Engineering practices: drafting

4

Other approved electives worth not less than 4 cps, which may include later-year units for which prerequisites have been satisfied. For example, the following units have already received departmental approval:

Not less than 4 cps

MEC2430 Fluid mechanics

4

VCE Specialist Maths or ENG1901

MTE2506 Materials selection and manufacturing

4

ENG1501

Total: 48 cps

BE off-campus distributed learning (distance education) mode (available at Gippsland campus only)

Level 1

ENG1201 Civil engineering

4

ENG1701 Chemistry A

4

ENG1801 Physics A

4

VCE Mathematical Methods

ENG1802 Physics B

4

VCE Physics or ENG1801

ENG1901 Engineering mathematics A

4

VCE Mathematical Methods

ENG1902 Engineering mathematics B

4

GEG1133 Technical computing tools

4

Admission to BE

GEG1503 Electric circuits

4

Year 12 mathematics or GAS1601

GEG1713 Engineering materials

4

Admission to BE

GEG1723 Engineering dynamics

4

Admission to BE

NB: More units are being developed. These will be offered by off-campus (distance education) mode as they become available.

Course in chemical engineering (available at Clayton campus only)

Level 2

Core units

CHE2100 Momentum transfer I

4

ENG1101

CHE2113 Principles of chemical processing systems I

4

ENG1101

CHE2114 Principles of chemical processing systems II

4

ENG1101

CHE2120 Thermodynamics I

4

ENG1101

CHE2121 Biological processes

4

CHE2140 Chemical engineering

4

ENG1101

CHE2150 Chemical engineering practice I

4

ENG1101

CHE2160 Chemical engineering practice II

4

ENG1101

CHM2731 Chemistry C

4

VCE Chemistry or ENG1701

CHM2732 Chemistry D

4

CHM2731

MAT2901 Multivariable calculus for engineering

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

MAT2902 Linear algebra and differential equations for engineering

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

Total: 48 cps

Level 3

Core units

CHE3101 Reaction engineering I

4

CHE2114

CHE3102 Heat and mass transfer I

4

CHE2114

CHE3103 Heat and mass transfer II

4

CHE2114

CHE3104 Momentum transfer II

4

CHE2100

CHE3107 Process control

4

CHE2114, MAT2901, MAT2902

CHE3108 Process design and operation I

4

CHE2100, CHE2114, CHE2120

CHE3109 Process design and operation II

4

CHE3108

CHE3110 Transport phenomena I

4

CHE2100, MAT2901, MAT2902

CHE3115 Thermodynamics II

4

CHE2120

CHE3118 Chemical engineering practice III

4

CHE2100, CHE2114, CHE2160

CHE3130 Chemical engineering computer applications

4

CHE2150

MAT3901 Statistics and integral transforms for engineering

4

MAT2901, MAT2902

Total: 48 cps

Level 4

Core units

CHE4102 Reaction engineering II

4

CHE3101

CHE4109 Process design and operation III

4

CHE3108, CHE3109

CHE4110 Process simulation and control

4

CHE3107

CHE4112 Environmental engineering

4

CHE3101, CHE3103

CHE4113 Management

4

CHE3108, CHE3109

CHE4117 Design project

10

CHE3101, CHE3102, CHE3103, CHE3108, CHE3109

CHE4113

CHE4118 Chemical engineering research project

9

CHE3101, CHE3102, CHE3103, CHE3104, CHE3107

Elective units (note that not all electives will be offered in any year). A total of nine credit points must be selected from offerings listed below:

CHE4131 Mineral processing

3

CHE3104

CHE4132 Biochemical engineering

3

CHE2121

CHE4134 Polymer process engineering

3

CHE3110

CHE4141 Extractive metallurgy

3

CHE3115

CHE4142 Pulp and paper technology

3

CHE4143 Selected topics in heat and mass transfer

3

CHE3102, CHE3103, CHE3104

CHE4144 Selected topics in thermodynamics

3

CHE3115

CHE4145 Selected topics in dynamic simulation and control

3

CHE4110

CHE4146 Process analysis

3

CHE4147 Selected topics in transport phenomena

3

CHE3110

CHE4148 Interfacial phenomena

3

CHE4149 Food engineering

3

CHE4150 Applied mathematics in chemical engineering

3

MAT3901

CHE4151 Wastewater treatment processes

3

ENE3605 or CHE4112

CHE4152 Cleaner production technologies

3

CHE3108, CHE3109

CHE4153 Chemical engineering troubleshooting

3

CHE3103, CHE3107, CHE3108, CHE3109

Total: 48 cps

Requirements for the degree in chemical engineering (for students commencing in 1998 and later)

The student requires 192 credit points for the degree.

Course in civil engineering (available at Clayton campus only)

Level 2

Core units

CIV2202 Surveying

4

CIV2203 Communications

4

CIV2204 Strength of materials

4

CIV2205 Modelling and computing

4

CIV2222 Steel framed structures

4

ENG1201

CIV2223 Design of concrete structures

4

ENG1201

CIV2224 Timber and masonry structures

4

ENG1201

CIV2241 Introductory geoengineering

4

CIV2261 Water supply I

4

CIV2281 Transport and traffic

4

MAT2911 Mathematical methods with applications 1

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

MAT2912 Mathematical methods with applications 2

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

Total: 48 cps

Level 3

Core units

CIV3204 Engineering investigation

6

CIV2205

CIV3205 Project management for civil engineers

6

CIV3221 Building structures and technology

6

CIV2204 and CIV2222

CIV2223

CIV3222 Bridge design and assessment

6

CIV2204 and CIV2223

CIV3247 Geoengineering

6

CIV2241

CIV3248 Groundwater and environmental geoengineering

6

CIV3264 Urban water and wastewater systems

6

CIV2261

CIV3282 Rural road and water engineering

6

CIV2261

Total: 48 cps

Level 4

Core units

CIV4210 Project A

6

Completion of 120 cps and level 3 units in chosen area

CIV4212 Civil engineering practice 4

6

CIV3221 and CIV3222, or CIV3247 and CIV3248, or CIV3264 and CIV3282, or CIV2281 and CIV3282

Elective units (minimum of four required):

24

CIV3203 Civil engineering construction

6

CIV2222 or CIV2223

CIV4211 Project B (enrolment in this unit is by departmental approval only)

6

CIV4210 and a credit-weighted average of at least 65 per cent

CIV4234 Advanced structural analysis

6

CIV3221

CIV3222

CIV4235 Advanced structural design

6

CIV3222

CIV3221

CIV4248 Ground hazards and environmental geotechnics

6

CIV3248

CIV4249 Foundation engineering

6

CIV3247

CIV4268 Water resources management

6

CIV3264

CIV4269 Flood management

6

CIV3282

CIV4283 Transport planning

6

CIV2281

CIV4284 Transport systems

6

CIV2281

Free electives (available anywhere in the university, including the Civil Engineering department, provided the unit does not substantially duplicate material already studied).

12

Total: 48 cps

Requirements for the degree in civil engineering (for students commencing in 1998 and later)

The student requires 192 credit points for the degree. This consists of 48 credit points of core at levels 1, 2 and 3 and 12 credit points of core at level 4, plus a minimum of 24 credit points of civil engineering level 4 electives. The student may choose the remaining 12 credit points from anywhere in the university. These credits may not substantially duplicate material already studied.

Course in electrical and computer systems engineering (available at Clayton campus and Monash Malaysia)

Level 2

Core units

ECE2101 Signals and systems 1

4

ENG1301, ENG1603

ENG1803, MAT2901

ECE2201 Electromagnetics

4

MAT2901, ENG1803

MAT2902

ECE2401 Telecommunications

4

ENG1301

ECE2501 Electrical energy conversion

4

ECE2101

ECE2201

ECE2601 Electronics and control systems1

4

ECE2903, ECE2101, MAT2901

MAT2902

ECE2701 Digital logic

4

ENG1301

ECE2702 Computer organisation

4

ENG1602, ECE2701

ECE2903 Physics of electronic devices

4

ENG1803

ECE2904 Mechanics and thermodynamics

4

ENG1401

ENG1803 Physics C (if not taken in first year) or otherwise one 4 cp elective unit

4

VCE Physics or ENG1801

VCE Specialist Maths or ENG1901

MAT2901 Multivariable calculus for engineering

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

MAT2902 Linear algebra and differential equations for engineering

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

Elective unit

ECE2001 Advanced engineering1

4

Total: 48 cps

Level 3

Core units

ECE3102 Signals and systems 2

4

ECE2101

MAT3901

ECE3202 Electromagnetic propagation

4

ECE2101, ECE2201, MAT2901

ECE3301 Control systems 2

4

ECE2601, MAT2902

ECE3402 Information transmission

4

ECE2401, ECE3102, MAT3901

ECE3502 Power electronics, machines and systems

4

ECE2501

ECE3602 Electronics 2

4

ECE2601

ECE3102

ECE3603 Electronics 3

4

ECE3602, ECE3102

ECE3703 Computer engineering

4

ECE2702 or (CSE1303 and ECE2701) or (TEC2041, TEC2541 and ELE2291)

ECE3704 Software engineering and real-time systems

4

ECE2702 or TEC2541

ECE3905 Design

4

Any two units of: ECE3301, ECE3502, ECE3602, ECE3703

ECE3907 Engineering management A

4

MAT3901 Statistics and integral transforms for engineering

4

MAT2901, MAT2902

Total: 48 cps

Level 4

Core units

ECE4705 Computer architecture

4

ECE3703

ECE4908 Engineering management B

4

ECE3907

ECE4909 or ECE4910 Thesis

12

Level 3 substantially completed

Elective units

28

Students may select a maximum of five electives from a particular specialist unit group, where the group is denoted by the second digit of the unit numbering. One of the remaining two elective units may, with the written approval of the head of department, be a unit chosen from elsewhere in the university, where the unit does not substantially duplicate material already studied.

Choose 28 credit points worth from:

ECE4001 Special elective

4

ECE4203 Antennas and propagation

4

ECE3202

ECE4204 Microwave/RF devices, circuits and communications

4

ECE3202, ECE3603

ECE4205 Electromagnetic compatibility

4

ECE3202, ECE3603

ECE4302 Modern control systems

4

ECE3301

ECE4303 Advanced control systems

4

ECE3301

ECE4304 Computer control

4

ECE3301

ECE4305 Industrial control and automation

4

ECE3301

ECE4306 Mechanoinformatics

4

ECE3703

ECE4403 Signal processing

4

ECE3102, MAT3901

ECE4404 Digital signal processing

4

ECE3703, ECE3102

ECE4405 Optical communication systems

4

ECE3402

ECE4406 Digital transmission

4

ECE3402

ECE4410 Software engineering for telecommunications

4

ECE2401, ECE3704

ECE4411 Internet architecture and protocols

4

ECE2401

ECE4412 ATM and ISDN networks

4

ECE2401

ECE4413 Mobile systems and networks

4

ECE3202, MAT3901

ECE4414 Performance of telecommunication networks

4

ECE2401

ECE4415 Video communications

4

ECE4403

ECE4416 Application of high-speed telecommunication networks

4

ECE2401

ECE4420 Avionics 1A

4

ECE3202

ECE4503 Electrical energy systems

4

ECE2501

ECE4504 Electrical conversion systems

4

ECE3502

ECE4505 Power electronics applications

4

ECE3502

ECE4506 Variable speed motor drive systems

4

ECE4504

ECE4507 Energy supply, demand and the environment

4

ECE3502

ECE4508 High voltage systems and protection

4

ECE2501

ECE4509 Reliability engineering

4

MAT3901

ECE4510 Distribution and utilisation of electrical energy

4

ECE3502

ECE4603 Advanced electronic and photonic devices

4

ECE3202, ECE3603

ECE4604 Large-scale digital design

4

ECE3703, ECE2601

ECE4605 Audio systems

4

ECE3102, ECE3603

ECE4606 Radio frequency design

4

ECE3603, ECE3202

ECE4607 Electronic systems and components

4

ECE3603

ECE4706 Advanced computer architecture

4

ECE4705

ECE4707 Neural computing

4

ECE2702

ECE4708 Evolutionary computing

4

ECE2702

ECE4709 Advanced programming techniques

4

ECE2702

ECE4710 Computer image processing and pattern recognition

4

ECE2702, MAT2902

ECE4711 Computer vision and robotics

4

ECE2702

ECE4712 Interactive computer graphics

4

Level 3 substantially completed

ECE4713 Computer systems design

4

ECE3703

ECE4804 Biomechanics

4

ENG1401 or MEC1410

ECE4805 Medical signal processing

4

ECE3102, ECE3703

ECE3801

ECE4806 Medical imaging

4

ENG1803 or PHS1022 or PHS1820

ECE4807 Biomedical equipment design, development and innovation

4

Level 3 substantially completed

ECE4811 Electromechanical instrumentation

4

Level 3 substantially completed

ECE4812 Bioelectromagnetism

4

Level 3 substantially completed

ECE4901 Computational methods

4

ECE3202, MAT3901

Total: 48 cps

Requirements for the degree in electrical and computer systems engineering (for students commencing in 1998 and later)

The student requires 192 credit points for the degree.

Course in industrial engineering and engineering management (available at Caulfield campus only)

Level 2

Core units

IND2311 Industrial engineering

4

IND2332 Engineering management (or IND1332 Engineering management if taken at level one)

4

IND2352 Manufacturing processes

4

IND2362 Engineering practices: drafting concepts (or MEC1414 Engineering practices: drafting if taken at level one)

4

IND2372 Engineering practices: design process

4

ENG1201

IND2382 Fluids and energy

4

ENG1802

IND2392 Material selection

4

ENG1501

IND2402 Systems engineering

4

MAT2911

IND2412 Business processes

4

IND2422 Engineering mechanics (or MEC2440 Applied mechanics)

4

ENG1401

MAT2911 Mathematical methods with applications 1

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

MAT2912 Mathematical methods with applications II

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

Note: Students who have completed either IND1322 and/or MEC1414 will need to enrol in IND2310.

IND2310 Special projects

4

IND1332

Total: 48 cps

Level 3

Core units

IND3313 Systems modelling and simulation1

6

IND3315 Engineering economy

6

IND3322 Database management

6

IND3317 Design for manufacture

6

IND3318 Professional practice for engineersI

6

IND3319 Facilities planning and design

6

IND3320 Quality systems and control

6

IND3321 Engineering computations

6

Total: 48 cps

Level 4

Core units

IND4309 Engineering project: project thesisA

6

At least one other 6 cp level 4 unit

IND4310 Engineering project: project thesisB

6

IND4309

At least one other 6 cp level 4 unit

Elective units

All elective units (select six of which at least four must be chosen from units offered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering) must be approved by the BE(IE&EM) course leader. Department of Mechanical Engineering elective units are:

IND4313 Production planning and control

6

IND4314 Design of productive systems

6

IND4315 Computer integrated manufacturing

6

IND4316 Systems reliability and maintenance

6

IND4318 Managing strategic change

6

IND4336 Systems modelling and simulationII

6

IND4337 Professional practice for engineersII

6

IND4338 Industrial marketing

6

Total: 48 cps

Requirements for the degree in industrial engineering and engineering management

The student requires 192 credit points for the degree.

Course in interdisciplinary engineering (available at Gippsland campus only)

Level 2

Six common core units are taken during first semester of level 2. At the end of the first semester, a discipline field is selected as a potential 'discipline major' area of study, and the second semester study program is selected accordingly.

Common core units

GSE2001 Engineering activity and biological systems

4

GSE2002 Engineering design and computer-aided drawing

4

GSE2801 Measurement and computer instrumentation

4

ENG1301

GSE2303 Digital electronicsI

4

ENG1301

GSE2701 Engineering computer techniques

4

ENG1602

GSE2703 Engineering mathematical analysis

4

ENG1603, ENG1901, ENG1902

Discipline fields

Civil engineering field

GSE2201 Structural mechanics

4

ENG1201

GSE2202 Introduction to geoengineering

4

ENG1201

GSE2203 Fluid mechanics

4

ENG1201

Elective units (three of four to be chosen):

GSE2301 Electrical powerI

4

ENG1301

GSE2302 Analog electronic devices

4

ENG1301

GSE2401 Thermodynamics I

4

ENG1701

GSE2402 Applied mechanics

4

ENG1401

Electrical engineering field

GSE2301 Electrical power I

4

ENG1301

GSE2302 Analog electronic devices

4

ENG1301

Elective units (four of five to be chosen):

GSE2201 Structural mechanics

4

ENG1201

GSE2202 Introduction to geoengineering

4

ENG1301

GES2203 Fluid mechanics

4

ENG1201

GSE2401 Thermodynamics I

4

ENG1401

GSE2402 Applied mechanics

4

ENG1401

Mechanical engineering field

GSE2203 Fluid mechanics

4

ENG1201

GSE2401 Thermodynamics I

4

ENG1401

GSE2402 Applied mechanics

4

ENG1401

Elective units (three of four to be chosen):

GSE2201 Structural mechanics

4

ENG1201

GSE2202 Introduction to geoengineering

4

ENG1201

GSE2301 Electrical power I

4

ENG1301

GSE2302 Analog electronic devices

4

ENG1301

Information engineering field

GSE2302 Analog electronic devices

4

ENG1201

GSE2402 Applied mechanics

4

ENG1401

Elective units (four of five to be chosen):

GSE2201 Structural mechanics

4

ENG1201

GSE2202 Introduction to geoengineering

4

ENG1201

GSE2203 Fluid mechanics

4

ENG1201

GSE2301 Electrical power I

4

ENG1301

GSE2401 Thermodynamics I

4

ENG1401

Total: 48 cps

Level 3

At level 3, seven common core units are taken. Students must choose one of two alternative programs of major study. The first program comprises significant further study in the field identified in level 2 as the discipline major, supported by study in a minor field. The second program involves the development of a double major through the selection of a second major field: the two majors are then studied equally. Information engineering must be one of the fields selected, as either a discipline major, a minor or one of the double majors. Students are advised on their choice of program and on the selection of units, from those listed below, appropriate to the program chosen.

Common core units

GSE3000 Industrial experience

0

GSE3001 Social responsibility and professional development

4

GSE2001

GSE3002 Sustainable development

4

GSE2001, GSE3001

GSE3003 Engineering project management

4

Successful completion of level 2

GSE3701 Engineering computer applications

4

GSE3702 Engineering software development techniques

4

GSE3703 Computer instrumentation and control

4

Discipline majors

Civil engineering field

GSE3201 Structural analysis

4

GSE3202 Soil and foundation mechanics

4

GSE2202

GSE3203 Water supply and sewage

4

GSE3204 Construction practice

4

GSE3205 Design of concrete structures

4

ENG1201, GSE2201

GSE3206 Design of timber structures

4

ENG1201

Electrical engineering field

GSE3301 Electrical design

4

GSE3302 Analog electronic applications

4

GSE3303 Digital electronics II

4

GSE3304 Microprocessors and applications

4

GSE3305 Communications systems

4

GSE3306 Electrical network analysis

4

Mechanical engineering field

GSE3401 Thermodynamics II

4

ENG1101, GSE2203, GSE2401

GSE3402 Mechanical design

4

GSE2402

GSE3403 Mechanics of materials

4

GSE2402

GSE3404 Fluid machines

4

GSE2203, GSE2401

GSE3405 Computer integrated manufacturing

4

Successful completion of all of level 1

GSE3406 Maintenance and asset management

4

Completion of level 2 Mechatronics or Interdisciplinary

Information engineering field

GSE3702 Engineering software development techniques

4

GSE3701

GSE3704 Distributed computing systems

4

GSE3701

GSE3705 Embedded systems

4

Elective units (four units determined by other discipline choice)

16

Double majors

Civil engineering field

GSE3201 Structural analysis

4

GSE3202 Soil and foundation mechanics

4

GSE2202

GSE3203 Water supply and sewerage

4

GSE3204 Construction practice

4

GSE3205 Design of concrete structures

4

GES3704 Distributed computing systems

4

GSE3701

Electrical engineering field

GSE3301 Electrical design

4

GSE3302 Analog electronic applications

4

GSE3303 Digital electronics II

4

GSE3304 Microprocessors and applications

4

GSE3305 Communication systems

4

GSE3704 Distributed computing systems

4

Mechanical engineering field

GSE3401 Thermodynamics II

4

GSE3402 Mechanical design

4

GSE3403 Mechanics of materials

4

GSE3404 Fluid machines

4

GSE3405 Computer integrated manufacturing

4

GSE3704 Distributed computing systems

4

Information engineering field

GSE3704 Distributed computing systems

4

GSE3705 Embedded systems

4

Elective units (four units determined by other discipline choice)

16

Total: 48 cps

Level 4

At level 4, a further six common core units are taken and the two alternative programs of major study continue.

Common core units

GSE4800 Engineering project

12

Completion of level 3

GSE4001 Environmental engineering

4

GSE4002 Engineering management

4

GSE3003

GSE4701 Geospatial information systems

4

GSE4702 Digital imaging

4

GSE3701

GSE4704 Graphic simulation and modelling

4

Discipline majors

Civil engineering field

GSE4202 Geotechnical engineering

4

GSE3202

GSE4203 Land and waterway management

4

GSE4204 Road engineering

4

GSE4205 Design of steel structures

4

Electrical engineering field

GSE4301 Electrical power engineering II

4

GSE4302 Power electronics

4

GSE4303 Control systems

4

GSE4304 Digital signal processing

4

Mechanical engineering field

GSE4303 Control systems

4

GSE4401 Energy and heat transfer

4

GSE4402 Vibration and acoustics

4

GSE4403 Industrial robotic systems

4

Information engineering field

GSE4303 Control systems

4

GSE4304 Digital signal processing

4

GSE4703 Artificial intelligence in practice

4

GSE4705 Industrial supervisory software

4

Double majors

Civil engineering field

GSE4202 Geotechnical engineering

4

GSE3202

GSE4204 Road engineering

4

GSE4205 Design of steel structures

4

GSE4703 Artificial intelligence in practice

4

Electrical engineering field

GSE4301 Electrical power engineering II

4

GSE4302 Power electronics

4

GSE4303 Control systems

4

GSE4703 Artificial intelligence in practice

4

Mechanical engineering field

GSE4401 Energy and heat transfer

4

GSE4402 Vibration and acoustics

4

GSE4403 Industrial robotic systems

4

GSE4703 Artificial intelligence in practice

4

Information engineering field

GSE4703 Artificial intelligence in practice

4

GSE4705 Industrial supervisory software

4

Elective units (two units determined by other discipline choice)

8

Total: 48 cps

Requirements for the degree in interdisciplinary engineering

The student requires 192 credit points for the degree.

Course in materials engineering (available at Clayton campus only)

Level 2

Core units

MTE2501 Structure of engineering materials 1

4

MTE2502 Structure of engineering materials 2

4

MTE2503

MTE2503 Phase equilibria and microstructure

4

MTE2504 Thermomechanical analysis

4

MTE2505 Polymer morphology and structure

4

ENG1501

MTE2506 Materials selection and manufacture

4

ENG1501

MTE2507 Functional materials

4

MTE2508 Mechanics of materials

4

MTE2521 Techniques in materials engineering 1

4

MTE2522 Techniques in materials engineering 2

4

MAT2911 Mathematical methods with applications I

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

MAT2912 Mathematical methods with applications II

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

Total: 48 cps

Level 3

Core units

MTE3502 Physical metallurgy

4

MTE2501 and MTE2502

MTE3503 Engineering practice I

4

MTE3504 Mechanical properties of polymers

4

MTE2504

MTE3505 Fracture and fracture mechanics

4

MTE2504

MTE3506 Plasticity and metal shaping I

4

MTE2504

MTE3507 Ceramics

4

MTE3508 Electrical and magnetic materials

4

MTE3502

MTE3509 Polymer processing

4

MTE3510 Surfaces

6

MTE2503

MTE3511 Mechanical behaviour of metals and alloys

4

MTE2501 and MTE2502

Interfaculty elective unit

6

Total: 48 cps

Level 4

Core units

MTE4521 Engineering practice 2

4

MTE3503

MTE4522 Engineering design

6

MTE4525 Project I

6

MTE4560 Polymer engineering

4

MTE3504 and MTE3509

MTE4561 Metallurgical engineering

4

MTE3502 and MTE3506

MTE4562 Ceramics engineering

4

MTE3507

Elective units (total of 20 cps required)

MTE4526 Project II

6

MTE4525

MTE4531 Advanced experimental techniques

3

MTE4532 Numerical modelling

3

MTE3506

MTE4533 Alloy design

3

MTE3502

MTE4534 Oriented and foamed polymers

3

MTE3504

MTE4536 Microstructure development during metal processing

4

MTE3502 and MTE3506

MTE4538 Optoelectronic materials

3

MTE3508

MTE4539 Biomaterials

3

MTE4540 Cement and concrete

3

MTE4542 New materials applications

3

MTE4545 Refractories

3

MTE3507

MTE4546 Glass and glass ceramics

3

MTE4550 Special elective I

3

MTE4551 Special elective II

3

MTE4552 Liquid crystalline systems

3

MTE4553 Electrical and optical properties of polymers

3

MTE4554 Thermosetting polymers and elastomers

3

ENG4614 Schools technology studies project

4

ENE4506 Materials and the environment

4

ENE2503 or MTE2511 or MTE2501

MTE2512 and MTE2530

Students may also choose up to six credit points of elective units at a suitable level from departments other than Materials Engineering, subject to the approval of the head, Department of Materials Engineering.

Total: 48 cps

Requirements for the degree in materials engineering (for students commencing in 1998 or later)

The student requires 192 credit points for the degree. The core consists of 48 credit points at level 1, 48 credit points at level 2, 48 credit points at level 3 and 32 core credit points at level 4 with 16 credit points of electives at level 4.

Course in mechanical engineering (available at Clayton campus and Monash Malaysia campus)

Level 2

Core units

ECE2002 Electrical engineering or GSE2804 Electrical and electronic drives

4

ENG1301

MEC2414 Engineering practices: drafting or MEC1414 Engineering practices: drafting (if taken in level 1) or GSE2002 Engineering design and computer-aided drawing or otherwise one 4 cp elective unit (eg a level 3 unit)

4

MEC2420 Engineering practices: design process

4

ENG1201 or ENG1401

MEC1414 or MEC2410 or MEC2414

MEC2430 Fluid mechanics (if not taken in first year) or CHE2100 Momentum transfer I or otherwise one 4 cp elective unit

4

MEC2440 Applied mechanics or GSE2402 Applied mechanics

4

ENG1401, ENG1603, ENG1802

MEC2450 Engineering practices: design of machine elements

4

MEC2420

MEC2460 Mechanical design: materials selection or MTE2506 Materials selection and manufacturing

4

MEC2470 Mechanics of solids or GSE2201 Structural mechanics

4

MEC2480 Thermodynamics or CHE2120 Thermodynamics 1

4

ENG1101 and ENG1902

MEC2490 Computer programming

4

ENG1602

MAT2901 Multivariable calculus for engineering

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

MAT2902 Linear algebra and differential equations for engineering

4

ENG1902

ENG1603

Total: 48 cps

Note that where alternatives are offered, students are expected to enrol in the first-listed unit unless timetabling restrictions make this impractical.

Level 3

Core units

MEC3401 Fundamentals of heat transfer

4

MEC2430, MEC2480, MAT2901, MAT2902

MEC3465

MEC3403 Engineering practices: machine design

6

MEC2420, MEC2440, MEC2450

MEC3404 Engineering practices: design management

4

MEC3403

MEC3406 Mechanical vibrations

4

MAT2901, MAT2902, MEC2440

MEC3408 Mechanics and deformation of solids

4

MEC3421 Engineering thermodynamics

4

MEC2480

MEC3462 Systems and control

6

ECE2002 (or ECE2610) and MEC3406

MEC3465 Fluid mechanics

6

MAT2901, MAT2902, MEC2430

MEC3469 Computer-assisted engineering

6

MEC3494 Statistical analysis of mechanical systems

4

MAT2901

Total: 48 cps

Level 4

Core units

MEC4401 Engineering practices: project thesis A

4

MEC4402 Engineering practices: project thesis B

8

MEC4401

MEC4403 Technology and society

4

MEC4424 Engineering practices: industrial innovation

2

MEC3404

Plus one management elective unit from those listed below (group B approved interfaculty list)

6

AFC2140 Business finance

AFC2170 Capital markets and financial institutions

BTC2110 Business law

MGC1010 Managing people and organisations

MGC1020 Organisations: contexts and strategies

MGC2110 Principles of strategic management

MGC2230 Organisational behaviour

MGC2240 Organisation and management

MGC2310 Public management

MGC2410 Industrial relations

Elective units: Select any units up to a total of 24 cps from the following:

24

ENG4614 Schools technology studies project

4

MEC4416 Heat and mass transfer

6

MEC3401, MEC3405 or MEC3465, MAT2901, MAT2902, MEC3469

MEC4417 Refrigeration and air conditioning

6

MEC3421

MEC4418 Control systems

6

MEC4426 Computer-aided design

6

MEC4427 Systems integrity and maintenance

6

MEC4428 Dynamics of structures and machines

6

MEC3406

MEC4442 Aeronautical and industrial aerodynamics

6

MEC2430, MEC3465 or MEC3405

MEC4444 Industrial noise and its control

6

MAT2901

MEC4445 Environmental fluid mechanics

6

MEC3465

MEC4446 Mechanical design: advanced materials

6

MEC4447 Computers and fluids and energy

6

MEC3409 or MEC3469

MEC4456 Robotics

6

MEC4457 Mechatronics

6

Total: 48 cps

Requirements for the degree in mechanical engineering

The student requires 192 credit points for the degree.

Course in mechatronics engineering (available at the Gippsland and Monash Malaysia campuses only)

Level 2

Core units

GSE2002 Engineering design and computer-aided drawing or MEC2414 Engineering practices: drafting or MEC1414 Engineering practices: drafting

4

GSE2201 Structural mechanics or MEC2470 Mechanics of solids

4

ENG1201

GSE2302 Analog electronic devices

4

ENG1301

GSE2303 Digital electronics I

4

ENG1301

GSE2402 Applied mechanics

4

ENG1401

GSE2701 Engineering computer techniques

4

ENG1602

GSE2703 Engineering mathematical analysis

4

ENG1603, ENG1901, ENG1902

GSE2800 Project and practice

4

GSE2803

GSE2801 Measurement and computer instrumentation

4

ENG1301, ENG1602

GSE2802 Fluid and pneumatic control

4

GSE2703

GSE2803 Mechatronics design

4

ENG1902

GSE2804 Electrical and electronic drives

4

ENG1301

Total: 48 cps

Level 3

Core units

GSE3000 Industrial experience

0

GSE3003 Engineering project management

4

Successful completion of level 2

GSE3402 Mechanical design

4

GSE2402, GSE2203 or MEC2470, GES2002 or MEC2414 or MEC1414

GSE3403 Mechanics of materials

4

GSE2201 or MEC2470

GSE3701 Engineering computer applications

4

GSE2701

GSE3800 Mechatronics project

6

Successful completion of level 2

GSE3801 Sensors and artificial perception

4

GSE2303, GSE2302

GSE3802 Digital systems

4

GSE2303

GSE3803 System dynamics and control

6

GSE2802, GSE2803, GSE2703

GSE3804 Production engineering

4

Successful completion of level 1

GSE4403 Industrial robotic systems

4

Successful completion of level 2

GSE4703 Artificial intelligence in practice

4

GSE2703

GSE3701

Total: 48 cps

Level 4

Core units

GSE3002 Sustainable development

4

GSE3405 Computer-integrated manufacturing

4

GSE3406 Maintenance and asset management

4

Substantial completion of level 2

GSE4702 Digital imaging

4

GSE4800 Engineering project

12

GSE4801 Intelligent mechanisms design

6

GSE2402, GSE4403

GSE4802 Mechatronics product development process

4

GSE3003

GSE4803 Computer systems (general and distributed)

6

GSE3701

GSE4804 Interactive modelling

4

GSE3701

Total: 48 cps

Requirements for the degree in mechatronics engineering

The student requires 192 credit points for the degree.