Level

Unit

Credit points

Prerequisites

Corequisites

Diploma of Engineering (Industrial Management) (available at Gippsland campus only)

The course consists of five modules from which a student must pass modules 1, 2 and 5 and either module 3 or 4. Students should normally complete modules 1 and 2 before doing other modules. Units from several modules may be studied at the same time. Not all units are offered each year. See the Business and Economics section for descriptions of business electives.

Module 1: Introduction to management

GEG5004 Industrial management

6

GEG6114 Safety management

6

Business unit

6

GCO1851 Computers in systems and applications

6

Module 2: Industrial management

GEG4104 Engineering management

6

GEG6124 Engineering project supervision

6

GEG6904 Production and operations management

6

Completion of all level 1 units or permission

Business unit

6

Module 3: Maintenance management

GEG5634 Maintenance engineering

6

GEG6054 Machine condition monitoring

6

GEG6634 Maintenance management

6

Business unit

6

Or

Module 4: Technical module

ACS1609 Basic physical science¹

6

MAT1049 Basic mathematics²

6

Assumes mathematics to Year 11

Technical electives (minimum 12 credit points)

12

Module 5: Industrial experience

GEG6044 Industrial project

6

Completion of modules 1 and 2 or permission

GEG6058 Industrial experience

12

Elective (from management or technical electives -- minimum 6 cps)

6

¹ A technical elective may be substituted if a Year 12 science subject has been passed.
² A technical elective may be substituted if a Year 12 mathematics subject has been passed.

Notes
1. Students seeking articulation to the Bachelor of Engineering are advised to take module 4.
2. Advanced standing (credit) for units may be given for previous equivalent studies.

Electives

Management

Business units offered by the Faculty of Business and Economics at Gippsland and approved by the head of the Gippsland School of Engineering for use as electives.

Technical

GEG5124 Drawing and design

6

Approved units from level 1 or level 2 of the Bachelor of Engineering, if prerequisites are met.

Further information may be obtained from the course coordinator, Mr Ray Beebe.