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Level Subject Credit Prerequisites Corequisites
points
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
Level 1 Bridging courses
CHM1700 Chemistry 0
PHS1800 Physics 0
Core subjects
CHE1110 Introduction to chemical 4
processing systems
CIV1210 Mechanics of structures 4
ECS1310 Electrical systems and computer 4 VCE Specialist
engineering Mathematics
MEC1410 Engineering mechanics 4
MTE1510 Mechanical properties of 4
materials*
ECS1610 Engineering computing 4
CHM1710 Chemistry I 4 VCE Chemistry or
CHM1700
PHS1810 Physics I 4 VCE Physics or
PHS1800
MAT1910 Engineering mathematics I 4 VCE Specialist
Mathematics
MAT1920 Engineering mathematics II 4 VCE Specialist MAT1910
Mathematics
Elective subjects
CHE1120 Industrial chemistry* + 4 VCE Chemistry or
CHM1700
CHM1722 Chemistry II+ 4 VCE Chemistry or
CHM1700
PHS1820 Physics II# 4 VCE Physics or
PHS1800
MEC1411 Spatial visualisation 4
* Taken in either semester two or
semester four for students entering
chemical engineering
+ Compulsory for students intending
to study chemical engineering
# Compulsory for students
intending to study electrical and
computer systems engineering
COURSE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Level 2 Core subjects
CHE2100 Momentum transfer I 4 CHE1110
CHE2110 Analysis of chemical processing 3 CHE1110
systems I
CHE2111 Analysis of chemical processing 3 CHE2110
systems II
CHE2120 Thermodynamics I 4 CHE1110
CHE2140 Chemical engineering 3 CHE1110
CHE2150 Chemical engineering practice I 3 CHE1110
CHE2160 Chemical engineering practice II 3 CHE1110
CHE2170 Chemical engineering 3
communication
CHM2711 Chemistry III 6 CHM1710, CHM1722
MAT2910 Engineering mathematics III 3 MAT1920
MAT2920 Engineering mathematics IV 3 MAT1920
MAT2930 Numerical methods 3 MAT1920
Elective subjects (one subject required)
CHM2722 Chemistry electives 4 CHM1710, CHM1722
ECS2300 Electrical engineering 4 ECS1310
Any other engineering subject to the
value of four credit points as
applicable.
Level 3 Core subjects
CHE3101 Reaction engineering I 3 CHE2111
CHE3102 Heat and mass transfer I 3 CHE2111
CHE3103 Heat and mass transfer II 3 CHE2111
CHE3104 Momentum transfer II 3 CHE2100
CHE3107 Process control 4 MAT2920, CHE2111
CHE3108 Process design and operation I 3 CHE2100, CHE2111,
CHE2120, CHE2140
CHE3109 Process design and operation II 3 CHE3108
CHE3111 Transport phenomena I 3 CHE2100, MAT2910,
MAT2920
CHE3112 Transport phenomena II 3 CHE3111
CHE3113 Thermodynamics II 3 CHE2120
CHE3114 Thermodynamics and 3 CHE3113
electrochemistry
CHE3118 Chemical engineering practice III 3 CHE2100, CHE2111,
CHE2140, CHE2150,
CHE2160, MAT2930
CHE3119 Chemical engineering practice IV 3 CHE3118
MAT3910 Integral transforms and calculus 3 MAT2910, MAT2920
of variations
MAT3920 Statistical methods 3 MAT2910
Level 4 Core subjects
CHE4102 Reaction engineering II 3 CHE3101
CHE4109 Process design and operation III 4 CHE3108, CHE3109
CHE4110 Process simulation and control 4 CHE3107
CHE4112 Environmental engineering 4 CHE3101, CHE3103,
CHE3104
CHE4114 Management I 3 CHE3108, CHE3109
CHE4115 Management II 3
CHE4117 Design project 10 CHE3102, CHE3103,
CHE3104, CHE3113,
CHE4102, CHE4109,
CHE4110, CHE4114
Level 3 Elective subjects
and 4
A total of eighteen credit points must
be selected from the level 3 and level 4
offerings listed below. Three credit
points of elective subjects must be
taken during level 3 and fifteen credit
points during level 4. Note that MTE2540
Materials science and engineering (4 cp)
may be taken during level 3 only and
ENG4611 Schools technology studies
project (3 or 6 cp) may be taken during
level 4 only.
MTE2540 Materials science and engineering 4 MTE1510
ENG4611 Schools technology studies 3 or 6
project
CHE3121 Biological processes 3
CHE3123 Selected topics in chemical 3
engineering
CHE4116 Chemical engineering lab project* 6 CHE3119
CHE4118 Chemical engineering research 9
project*
CHE4131 Mineral processing 3 CHE3104
CHE4132 Biochemical engineering 3 CHE3121
CHE4134 Polymer process engineering 3 CHE3111, CHE3112
CHE4141 Extractive metallurgy 3 CHE3114
CHE4142 Pulp and paper technology 3
CHE4143 Selected topics in heat and mass 3 CHE3102, CHE3103,
transfer CHE3104
CHE4144 Selected topics in thermodynamics 3 CHE3114
CHE4145 Selected topics in dynamic 3 CHE4110
simulation and control
CHE4146 Process analysis 3
CHE4147 Selected topics in transport 3 CHE3112
phenomena
CHE4148 Interfacial phenomena 3
CHE4149 Food engineering 3
CHE4150 Applied mathematics in chemical 3 MAT3910, MAT3930
engineering
Interfaculty subject(s) 6
* Only one of CHE4116.06 or CHE4118.09
may be taken. Note: Not all electives
will be offered in any one year.
Requirements for the degree in chemical
engineering The student requires 188
credit points for the degree.
COURSE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Level 2 Core subjects
CIV2201 Civil engineering practice 2 6
CIV2220 Surveying 4
CIV2221 Stress and structural analysis 4 CIV1210
CIV2250 Civil engineering computing 4 ECS1610
CIV2260 Design of structures 4 CIV1210
CIV2270 Introduction to soil mechanics 3 CIV1210
MEC2430 Fluid mechanics 4 MAT1920
MTE2540 Materials science and engineering 4 MTE1510
MAT2910 Engineering mathematics III 3 MAT1920
MAT2920 Engineering mathematics IV 3 MAT1920
MAT2930 Numerical methods 3 MAT1920
Level 3 Core subjects
CIV3202 Civil engineering practice 3 4 CIV2201 or CIV2240
CIV3203 Civil engineering project 3
management
CIV3225 Steel structures 3 CIV2260
CIV3227 Elastic stress analysis 3 CIV2221 or CIV2230
CIV3228 Concrete structural design 3 CIV2260
CIV3229 Analysis of structures 3 CIV2221 or CIV2210
CIV3230 Inelastic structures 3 CIV2221 or CIV2210
CIV3241 Geomechanics: seepage and 3 CIV2270
settlement
CIV3243 Geomechanics: stability of soil 3 CIV2270
structures
CIV3261 Hydraulics 4 MEC2430
CIV3262 Public health engineering 3 CHM1710
CIV3263 Hydrology 3 MAT3920
CIV3281 Transport and traffic engineering 3 CIV2250 MAT3920
CIV3641 Introductory geology 3
MAT3920 Statistical methods 3 MAT2910
Level 4 Core subjects
CIV4210 Project A 6 completion of 116
cp and level-three
subjects in chosen
area
CIV4212 Civil engineering practice 4 6 CIV3224 or CIV3228,
CIV3225, CIV3241 or
CIV3242, CIV3243,
CIV3261, CIV3262,
CIV3263, CIV3281
CIV4213 Civil engineering business 3 CIV3203
management
CIV4232 Timber, masonry and building 3 CIV1210
technology
CIV4233 Concrete technology 3 CIV2260
CIV4282 Highway engineering 4 CIV3281
Elective subjects
At least 15 cp required - availability
of some subjects will depend upon
sufficient enrolments
CIV4214 Civil engineering computing 5 CIV2250
applications
CIV4230 Theory of structures 4A 5 CIV3229
CIV4231 Theory of structures 4B 5 CIV3228, CIV3230
CIV4244 Soil engineering 5
CIV4245 Rock engineering 5
CIV4265 Hydraulic engineering 5 CIV3261
CIV4266 Public health engineering 5 CIV3262
CIV4267 Hydrology and water resources 5 CIV3263
CIV4283 Transport planning 5 CIV3281
CIV4284 Transport systems 5 CIV3281
CME4617 Finite element method (civil 5 CIV3223 or CIV3227
engineering)
CES4642 Geophysics II 5 CIV3641 or ESC2051
CIV4211 Project B. (Enrolment in this 6 CIV4210 and a
subject is by departmental approval credit-weighted
only. The subject may count towards the average of at least
thirteen `free' credit points required 65%
for the degree.)
Requirements for the degree in civil
engineering The student requires 188
credit points for the degree. The core
consists of forty credit points at level
one, forty-two credit points at level
two, forty-seven credit points at level
three, and twenty-five credit points at
level four, totalling 154 credit points.
A minimum of fifteen credit points must
be obtained from elective subjects from
level four. The remaining nineteen
credit points must include at least six
from approved interfaculty subjects in
the humanities. The balance of thirteen
credit points may be obtained at any
level in any department which accepts
the enrolment.
COURSE IN ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
Note: For some subjects not less than a
Pass Division I grade must be obtained
to satisfy a prerequisite and, where
this is required, P1 appears immediately
after the subject number in the
prerequisites column.
Level 2 Core subjects
ECS2310 Circuit theory I 4 ECS1310 P1, ECS2320,
PHS1810, PHS1820 MAT2910
P1, MAT1920
ECS2320 Electromagnetic theory I 3 ECS2310
ECS2340 Telecommunications 2 ECS2310
ECS2350 Electrical energy I 4 ECS2310, ECS2320
ECS2360 Electronics and control systems I 5 ECS2310, PHS2081 MAT2920
ECS2370 Computer systems engineering I 4 ECS1610 P1 ECS2310
ECS2380 Computer systems engineering II 3 ECS2370
ECS2390 Management I 3
MEC2440 Applied mechanics 4 MEC1410, PHS1810,
MAT1920
PHS2081 Physics III 3 PHS1810, PHS1820 ECS2310
MAT2910 Engineering mathematics III 3 MAT1920
MAT2920 Engineering mathematics IV 3 MAT1920
MAT2930 Numerical methods 3 MAT1920
Elective subjects (one subject required)
CHE2120 Thermodynamics 4 CHE1110
MTE2550 Materials science and engineering 4 MTE1510 ECS2310
Note: The subject ECS2300.04 (Electrical
engineering) may not be taken by
electrical and computer systems
engineering students.
Levels 3 Levels three and four of the course in
and 4 electrical and computer systems
engineering are divided into the
following three streams:
1. Computer systems
2. Electrical and electronic systems
3. Telecommunications
Within each stream there are three
categories of subjects:
`stream core subjects,' which are
mandatory, `stream elective subjects,'
from which the student must select
a minimum number, and `free elective
subjects,' which include any subjects
not previously taken by the student
and at an appropriate level within
the departmental list of subjects
or from another engineering department
or from another faculty. Subject choices
must be approved by the head of the
department, and prerequisites and
corequisites must be satisfied. Subject
choices will be further limited by
timetable clashes. All level-three
subjects are listed below with
prerequisites and corequisites, followed
by a list of subjects to be taken in
each stream. A similar pattern is used
for level-four subjects and streams.
Level 3 Level-three subjects
ECS3311 Circuit theory II 2 ECS2310 MAT3910
ECS3312 Circuit theory III 3 ECS3311
ECS3321 Electromagnetic theory II 4 ECS2310, ECS2320 P1 MAT3910
ECS3331 Control systems II 3 ECS2360 ECS3311
ECS3341 Information transmission 4 ECS2340 P1, MAT3910 ECS3312,
MAT3920
ECS3342 Switching and signalling 4 ECS2340 P1
ECS3343 Computer communications 3 ECS3371
ECS3351 Electrical energy II 4 ECS2350 P1 ECS3311
ECS3361 Small-signal amplifiers 4 ECS2360 P1 ECS3311,
ECS3331
ECS3362 Large-signal circuits 4 ECS3311, ECS3361
ECS3363 Introduction to VLSI systems 3 ECS3371
ECS3371 Computer systems engineering III 4 ECS2370 P1
ECS3372 Advanced computer architectures 3 ECS3371 ECS3381
ECS3381 Computer systems engineering IV 4 ECS2380, ECS3371
ECS3382 Interactive computer graphics 3 Level two
substantially
complete
ECS3383 Computer image processing and 3 Level two
pattern recognition substantially
complete
ECS3384 Introduction to expert systems 3 Level two
and applications substantially
complete
ECS3391 Electrical design 3 ECS3351, ECS3361
ECS3392 Management II 3
MAT3910 Integral transforms and calculus 3 MAT2910, MAT2920
of variations
MAT3920 Statistical methods 3 MAT2910
Level 3 Level-three streams
Computer systems
Core: ECS3311.02, ECS3312.03,
ECS3321.04, ECS3331.03,
ECS3343.03*, ECS3361.04, ECS3362.04,
ECS3371.04, ECS3381.04, ECS3392.03,
MAT3910.03, MAT3920.03
* Not available to BSc/BE students who
have taken CSC3182.
Another elective must be selected.
Electives: (at least 8 cp
required) ECS3341.04, ECS3342.04,
ECS3363.03, ECS3372.03, ECS3382.03,
ECS3383.03, ECS3384.03.
Electrical and electronic systems
Core: ECS3311.02, ECS3312.03, ECS3321.04,
ECS3331.03, ECS3341.04, ECS3351.04,
ECS3361.04, ECS3362.04, ECS3371.04,
ECS3381.04, ECS3391.03, ECS3392.03,
MAT3910.03, MAT3920.03
Telecommunications
Core: ECS3311.02, ECS3312.03,
ECS3321.04, ECS3331.03,
ECS3341.04, ECS3342.04, ECS3343.03*,
ECS3361.04, ECS3362.04, ECS3371.04,
ECS3381.04, ECS3392.03, MAT3910.03,
MAT3920.03
* Not available to BSc/BE students
who have taken CSC3182.
Another elective must be selected.
Level 4 Level-four subjects
ECS4301 Special elective 3
ECS4313 Signal processing 4 ECS3312, MAT3910
ECS4314 Photonic signal processing 3 Level three
substantially
complete
ECS4322 Microwave and mobile radio 3 ECS3321
systems
ECS4323 Advanced optical communication 3 Level three
systems substantially
complete
ECS4332 Modern control systems 4 ECS3311, ECS3331 ECS3312
ECS4333 Advanced control systems 3 ECS4332, ECS3312
ECS4344 Digital transmission and optical 4 ECS3341
systems
ECS4345 Mobile systems and network design 3 ECS3321, MAT3920 ECS4322
ECS4346 Communication protocol 3 ECS3343
engineering
ECS4347 Telecommunications network 3 ECS3342
performance
ECS4348 Software engineering for 3 ECS2380
telecommunications
ECS4349 Video coding for 3 ECS4313
telecommunications
ECS4353 Electrical energy systems I 4 ECS2350
ECS4354 Electrical energy conversions 4 ECS3351
ECS4355 High voltage systems 3 ECS2320
ECS4356 Advanced power systems 3 ECS4353
ECS4357 Power electronics applications 3 ECS3351
ECS4358 Electrical energy systems II 3 ECS3351
ECS4359 Basic reliability engineering 3 MAT2920
ECS4364 Feedback amplifiers 4 ECS3312, ECS3331,
ECS3362
ECS4365 Advanced electron and photon 4 ECS2360
devices
ECS4366 Bioengineering instrumentation 3 CHM1710, ECS3312,
ECS3362
ECS4367 Electronic systems and components 4 ECS3362
ECS4368 Electroacoustics 3 ECS3312, ECS3362
ECS4373 Computer systems engineering V 4 ECS3381
ECS4374 Computer systems design 3 ECS4373
ECS4378 Neural computing 3 Level two
substantially
complete
ECS4379 Object-oriented programming and 3 ECS2380
C++
ECS4385 Computational methods 3 ECS1610, ECS3321,
MAT3910
ECS4387 Computer vision and robotics 3 Level two
substantially
complete
ECS4393 Management III 3
ECS4394 Thesis project A 9 Level three
substantially
complete
ECS4395 Thesis project B 12 Level three
substantially
complete
ECS4396 Thesis project C 15 Level three
substantially
complete
ECS4398 Thesis project A1 9 Level three
substantially
complete
ECS4399 Thesis project B1 12 Level three
substantially
complete
Level 4 Level-four streams
Computer systems
Core: ECS4367.04,ECS4373.04,
ECS4393.03, and one of
ECS4394.09, ECS4398.09, ECS4395.12,
ECS4399.12
Electives: (at least 30 cp
over both levels three and four from:)
ECS3341.04*, ECS3342.04*, ECS3363.03*,
ECS3372.03*, ECS3382.03*, ECS3383.03*,
ECS3384.03*, ECS4313.04, ECS4332.04,
ECS4333.03, ECS4344.04, ECS4374.03,
ECS4378.03, ECS4379.03, ECS4385.03,
ECS4387.03
* Available also at level three
Free electives: (6/3 cp required~).
Electrical and electronic systems
Core: ECS4332.04, ECS4353.04, ECS4367.04,
ECS4393.03, either ECS4313.04 or
ECS4354.04, and one of ECS4394.09,
ECS4398.09, ECS4395.12, ECS4399.12
Electives: (at least 14 cp required)
Subjects from level three or level four
of electrical and computer systems
engineering not otherwise taken
Free electives: (6/3 cp required~)
Telecommunications
Core: ECS4313.04, ECS4322.03,
ECS4344.04, ECS4373.04,
ECS4393.03, and one of ECS4394.09,
ECS4398.09, ECS4395.12, ECS4399.12
Electives: (at least 15 cp required)
ECS4314.03, ECS4323.03, ECS4332.04,
ECS4345.03, ECS4346.03, ECS4347.03,
ECS4348.03, ECS4349.03, ECS4359.03,
ECS4367.04, ECS4374.03, ECS4379.03,
ECS4385.03
Free electives: (6/3 cp required~)
Higher cp if 9-cp project
chosen, lower if 12-cp project
Requirements for the degree in
electrical and computer systems
engineering The student requires 188
credit points for the degree
Course in materials engineering
Level 2 Core subjects
ECS2390 Management I 3
MEC2410 Engineering practices: drafting 3
MTE2511 Structure of engineering 5 MTE2520
materials I
MTE2512 Structure of engineering 5 MTE2520
materials II
MTE2513 Modelling and experimental 2
measurement
MTE2514 Thermomechanical analysis 4
MTE2520 Phase transformations 5
MTE2530 Polymer morphology and structure 5 MTE1510
MTE2580 Materials selection and 3 MTE1510
manufacturing
MAT2910 Engineering mathematics III 3 MAT1920
MAT2920 Engineering mathematics IV 3 MAT1920
MAT2930 Numerical methods 3 MAT1920
Students will be required to take one
out of the following three subjects:
CHE2120 Thermodynamics 4 CHE1110
ECS2300 Electrical engineering 4 ECS1310
MEC2430 Fluid mechanics 4 MAT1920
Level 3 Core subjects
Interfaculty subject(s) (one or more to 6
the value of 6 cp)
MTE3502 Physical metallurgy 4 MTE2511, MTE2512
MTE3503 Engineering practice I 4 ECS2390
MTE3504 Mechanical properties of polymers 4 MTE2530
MTE3505 Fracture and fracture mechanics 4 MTE2514
MTE3506 Plasticity and metal shaping I 4 MTE2514
MTE3507 Ceramics 4
MTE3508 Electrical and magnetic materials 4 MTE3502
MTE3509 Polymer rheology and processing 4
MTE3510 Surfaces 6 MTE2520
MTE3511 Mechanical behaviour of metals 4 MTE2511, MTE2512
and alloys
Level 4 Core subjects
MTE4521 Engineering practice II 4 MTE3503
MTE4522 Engineering design 6
MTE4525 Project I 4 120 cp or
permission of head
MTE4526 Project II 6 MTE4525 (except
double or
consecutive degree
students)
MTE4560 Polymer engineering 5 MTE3504, MTE3509
MTE4561 Metallurgical engineering 5 MTE3502, MTE3506
MTE4562 Ceramics engineering 5 MTE3507
Level 4 Elective subjects (total of 15 cp
required)
MTE4531 Advanced experimental techniques 3
MTE4532 Numerical modelling 3 MTE3506
MTE4533 Alloy design 3 MTE3502
MTE4534 Oriented and foamed polymers 3 MTE3504
MTE4536 Steel and its processing 3 MTE3505, MTE3506
MTE4538 Optoelectronic materials 3 MTE3508
MTE4539 Biomaterials 3
MTE4540 Cement and concrete 3 MTE3507
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 crystaline systems 3
MTE4553 Electrical and optical 3
properties of polymers
MTE4554 Thermosetting polymers and 3
elastomers
ENG4611 Schools technology studies 3
project
Students may also choose up to six
credit points of elective subjects at a
suitable level from departments other
than Materials Engineering, subject to
the approval of the head, Department of
Materials Engineering.
Requirements for the degree in materials
engineering The student requires a
minimum of 188 credit points for the
degree. The core consists of forty
credit points at level one, forty-four
credit points at level two, forty-eight
credit points at level three and
thirty-five credit points at level four,
totalling 167 credit points. A four
credit-point level-one and a four
credit-point level-two elective subject
must be completed, and a minimum of
fifteen credit points must be obtained
from the electives at level four.
COURSE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Level 2 Core subjects
CIV2221 Stress and structural analysis 4 CIV1210
ECS2300 Electrical engineering 4 ECS1310
MEC2410 Engineering practices: drafting 3
MEC2420 Engineering practices: design 4 CIV1210, MEC1410, MEC2410
process PHS1810 MEC2440
MEC2430 Fluid mechanics 4 MAT1920
MEC2440 Applied mechanics 4 MEC1410, PHS1810,
MAT1920
MEC2450 Engineering practices: design of 4 MEC2420
machine elements
MEC2480 Fundamentals of energy conversion 4 CHE1110
MEC2490 Computer programming 4 ECS1610
MTE2540 Materials science and engineering 4 MTE1510
MAT2910 Engineering mathematics III 3 MAT1920
MAT2920 Engineering mathematics IV 3 MAT1920
MAT2930 Numerical methods 3 MAT1920
Note: At the completion of the first
semester of level three the course in
mechanical engineering is divided into
the following seven streams:1. Fluids;
2. Energy; 3. Solids; 4. Design; 5.
Mechatronics; 6. Manufacturing systems;
7. General. This streaming continues to
the completion of the mechanical
engineering course
Level 3 Core subjects
MEC3401 Fundamentals of heat transfer 4 MEC2430, MEC2480, MEC3405
MAT2910, MAT2920,
MAT2930
MEC3402 Systems and control 4 ECS2300, MEC2440
MEC3403 Engineering practices: machine 6 MEC2420, MEC2440,
design MEC2450
MEC3404 Engineering practices: design 4 MEC3403
management
MEC3405 Fluid mechanics 4 MEC2430, MAT2910,
MAT2920, MAT2930
MEC3406 Mechanical vibrations 4 MEC2440, MAT2910,
MAT2920, MAT2930
MEC3408 Deformation of solids 4 CIV2221
MEC3409 Computer-assisted engineering 4 MEC2490
MEC3491 Statistical analysis of 3 MAT2910 MAT3910
mechanical systems
MAT3910 Integral transforms and calculus 3 MAT2910, MAT2920
of variations
Level 3 Stream subjects From one of the
following streams, select the core
subject and one of the listed electives
Fluids
Stream core: MEC3441
Elective (one only): MEC3421, MEC3450,
MEC3490
Energy
Stream core: MEC3421
Elective (one only): MEC3441, MEC3450,
MEC3490
Solids
Stream core: MEC3490
Elective (one only): MEC3421, MEC3441,
MEC3450
Design
Stream core: MEC3490
Elective (one only): MEC3421, MEC3441,
MEC3450
Mechatronics
Stream core: MEC3450
Elective (one only): MEC3421, MEC3441,
MEC3490
Manufacturing systems
Stream core: MEC3490
Elective (one only): MEC3421, MEC3441,
MEC3450
General
Select any two subjects from the above
streams.
Level 4 Core subjects
MEC4401 Engineeing practices: project 4 MEC3404 MEC4402
thesis A
MEC4402 Engineering practices: project 8 MEC3404, MEC4401
thesis B
MEC4403 Technology and society 4
MEC4424 Engineering practices: 2 MEC3404
industrial innovation
Plus one management elective subject
from those listed below (group B
approved interfaculty list)
AAF2110 Business law 6
AAF2140 Business finance 6
ECO3880 Social economics 6
MGC1020 Introduction to management: 6
management and organisations
MGC1030 Introduction to management: 6
people and organisations
MGC2200 Principles in marketing 6
MGC2240 Organisation and management 6
MGC2310 Introduction to public management 6
MGC2410 Industrial relations 6
Level 4 Stream subjects Select two stream core
subjects and one of the listed electives
in each semester
Fluids
Stream core (two each semester):
MEC4430, MEC4432, MEC4441, MEC4442
Elective (one each semester): MEC4410,
MEC4413, MEC4414, MEC4422, MEC4431,
MEC4433, MEC4435, MEC4436, MEC4437,
MEC4438, MEC4439, MEC4440, MEC4452,
MEC4453, MEC4454, CME4616, ENG4611
Energy
Stream core (two each semester):
MEC4413, MEC4414, MEC4431, MEC4435
Elective (one each semester): MEC4410,
MEC4422, MEC4430, MEC4432, MEC4433,
MEC4436, MEC4437, MEC4438, MEC4439,
MEC4440, MEC4441, MEC4442, MEC4452,
MEC4453, MEC4454, CME4616, ENG4611
Solids
Stream core (two each semester):
MEC4436, MEC4438, MEC4440, CME4616
Elective (one each semester): MEC4410,
MEC4413, MEC4414, MEC4422, MEC4430,
MEC4431, MEC4432, MEC4433, MEC4435,
MEC4437, MEC4439, MEC4441, MEC4442,
MEC4452, MEC4453, MEC4454, ENG4611
Design
Stream core (two each semester):
MEC4422, MEC4433, MEC4439, MEC4453
Elective (one each semester): MEC4410,
MEC4413, MEC4414, MEC4430, MEC4431,
MEC4432, MEC4435, MEC4436, MEC4437,
MEC4438, MEC4440, MEC4441, MEC4442,
MEC4452, MEC4454, CME4616, ENG4611
Mechatronics
Stream core (two each semester):
MEC4410, MEC4452, MEC4453, MEC4454
Elective (one each semester): MEC4413,
MEC4414, MEC4422, MEC4430, MEC4431,
MEC4432, MEC4433, MEC4435, MEC4436,
MEC4437, MEC4438, MEC4439, MEC4440,
MEC4441, MEC4442, CME4616, ENG4611
Manufacturing systems
Stream core (two each semester):
MEC4433, MEC4437, MEC4452, MEC4453
Elective (one each semester): MEC4410,
MEC4413, MEC4414, MEC4422, MEC4430,
MEC4431, MEC4432, MEC4435, MEC4436,
MEC4438, MEC4439, MEC4440, MEC4441,
MEC4442, MEC4454, CME4616, ENG4611
General
Select any three subjects in each
semester from the above streams.
Requirements for the degree in
mechanical engineering The student
requires 188 credit points for the
degree. The normal progression rate is
forty-four credit points at level one
and then forty-eight credit points at
each of the remaining levels.