Undergraduate handbook 2004
Engineering

Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design)

Stage 1

Core units

ENG1201 Civil engineering

4

ENG1301 Electrical engineering

4

ENG1902

ENG1401 Mechanical engineering

4

ENG1501 Materials engineering

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

MEC2410 Engineering practices: drafting or MEC2414 Engineering practices: drafting or MEC1414 Engineering practices: drafting

3

DWG1301 Drawing 1C

6

IDE1101 Design studio 1 (industrial design)

3

Subtotal: 40 cps

Two units (depending on prerequisites):

ENG1601 Engineering context

4

ENG1701 Chemistry A

4

ENG1702 Chemistry B

4

VCE Chemistry or ENG1701

ENG1801 Physics A

4

VCE Mathematical Methods

ENG1802 Physics B

4

VCE Physics or ENG1801

ENG1901 Engineering mathematics A

4

VCE Mathematical Methods

Total: 48 cps

Stage 2

Core units

Most of the level 2 units from the BE(Mech) program are taken during stages 2 and 3 of the double degree. The order in which they should be taken is determined by prerequisite requirements and the opportunities presented by the timetables at Clayton and Caulfield. The lists below are recommendations, but students should adjust the programs for stages 2 and 3 to suit their own needs.

MEC2420 Engineering practices: design process

4

ENG1201 and ENG1401

MEC1414 or MEC2410 or MEC2414

MEC2440 Applied mechanics

4

ENG1401 and ENG1902

MEC2460 Mechanical design: materials selection

4

ENG1501

MEC2470 Mechanics of solids

4

ENG1201

MEC2480 Thermodynamics

4

ENG1902

MEC2490 Computer programming

4

ENG1602

MAT2901 Multivariable calculus for engineering

4

ENG1902

DIS1101 Digital imaging 1

3

DIS1102 Digital imaging 2

3

IDE1102 Industrial design studio 2

6

IDE1501 Modelmaking 1

3

IDE1601 Product drawing 1

3

Total: 46 cps

Stage 3

Core units

ECE2002 Electrical engineering

4

ENG1301

MAT2902 Linear algebra and differential equations for engineering

4

ENG1902

MEC2430 Fluid mechanics

4

ENG1603

MEC2450 Engineering practices: design of machine elements

4

MEC2420

MEC3408 Mechanics and deformation of solids

4

MEC2470

IDE2103 Industrial design studio 3

6

IDE2104 Industrial design studio 4

6

IDE2301 Ergonomics 1

3

IDE2502 Modelmaking 2

3

IDE2602 Product drawing 2

3

TAD1101 History of design

6

Total: 47 cps

Stage 4

Core units

It will not normally be possible to complete all level 3 units from the BE(Mech) program by the end of this stage, so one or two level 3 units will be taken at stage 5. The selection of the stage 4 unit(s) will be determined by timetable restrictions at stage 4, and the need to complete any level 4 prerequisite units.

MEC3401 Fundamentals of heat transfer

4

MEC2430, MEC2480, MAT2901 and MAT2902

MEC3403 Engineering practices: machine design

6

MEC2440 and MEC2450

MEC3404 Engineering practices: design management

4

MEC2460, MEC2470, MEC3403

MEC3406 Mechanical vibrations

4

MEC2440, MAT2901, MAT2902

MEC3421 Engineering thermodynamics

4

MEC2480

MEC3462 Systems and control

6

ECE2002, MEC2440, MEC3406, MAT2901, MAT2902

MEC3469 Computer-assisted engineering

6

MEC2490

MEC3494 Statistical analysis of mechanical systems

4

MAT2901 and MAT2902

IDE3105 Industrial design studio 5

6

TAD1102 Visual culture

6

Total: 50 cps

Stage 5

Core units

MEC3465 Fluid mechanics

6

MEC2430, MAT2901, MAT2902

MEC4401 Engineering practices: project thesis A

4

MEC3404 and 120 cps completed

MEC4402 Engineering practices: project thesis B

8

120 cps completed

MEC4424 Industrial innovation

2

MEC3404

Select two engineering elective units from the course list 1 for the BE(Mechanical). The elective ENG4614/ENG4616 (Schools technology project) may not be included as one of the electives.

12

IDE3302 Ergonomics 2

3

IDE3106 Industrial design studio 6

9

DIS3107 3-D modelling for design 1

3

IDE3403 Materials and manufacturing 3

3

Total: 50 cps

* See the Art and Design section for full details of design units. Students should note that prerequisites for these units will consist of a combination of engineering and design units. Contact your course adviser for further details before completing your enrolment in design units.

Requirements for the double degree
The student requires a total of 241 credit points, of which not less than 157 credit points must be obtained in units prescribed by this course list which are also listed for the course in mechanical engineering in course list I. Students must also take 84 credit points from the approved component of the art and design program.