Course summary
- Civil Construction
- Intelligent Machines
Course Learning Outcome |
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Define and respond to technical and contextual factors in the implementation of human-centred solutions to well defined industry-relevant problems in an engineering practice area Identify and evaluate emerging trends and issues and apply to a specialised engineering practice area Lead or function as a team member and systematically manage information and projects to deliver industry-relevant engineering solutions aligned with stakeholder and community needs |
Define and respond to technical and contextual factors in the implementation of human-centred solutions to well defined industry-relevant problems in an engineering practice area Apply established engineering methods, techniques, tools and resources in the context of systematic design and engineering management processes for well defined problems |
Apply professional conduct and judgement that reflects contemporary industry standards of ethical, sustainable and human-centred engineering practice |
Demonstrate an understanding of foundational and practical knowledge of mathematics and basic sciences, computing and information sciences, and a specialised engineering practice area Identify and evaluate emerging trends and issues and apply to a specialised engineering practice area |
Identify and evaluate emerging trends and issues and apply to a specialised engineering practice area Reflect on and document development of proficiency in competencies in the relevant field of engineering practice to guide continuing professional development and lifelong learning |
Employ effective oral and written communication and social skills, informed by an appreciation of diverse cultural and Indigenous perspectives |
Employ effective oral and written communication and social skills, informed by an appreciation of diverse cultural and Indigenous perspectives |
As part of this course, students must complete at least 30 days of professional placement in industry, typically with an organisation conducting work related to engineering practice. Industry experience enables students to apply their knowledge and skills to engineering problems within a real work environment, and to make valuable contacts within industry.
The Civil Construction and Intelligent Machines specialisations are currently provisionally accredited by Engineers Australia at the level of Engineering Associate (Dublin Accord).
Course overview
Course code
2206800
Course abbreviation
AssocDegEng
Credit points
192
Equivalent units
16
Duration
2 years full-time; 4 years part-time
Duration
2 years full-time
Availability details
Domestic
Location | Teaching period | UAC code | QTAC code |
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Gold Coast | Term 1 | N/A | N/A |
Lismore | Term 1 | N/A | N/A |
Online | Term 1 | N/A | N/A |
Fee information
International
Location | Teaching period | Annual Fees | CRICOS |
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Gold Coast | Term 3 | 112800C | |
Lismore | Term 3 | 112800C |
Course requirements
See the University’s Rules Relating to Awards, in conjunction with the Specific Award Rules listed below.
To be eligible to receive the Associate Degree of Engineering, students must complete 16 units (192 credit points), comprising:
- 1 specialisation in Civil Construction or Intelligent Machines (192 credit points).
Exit Awards
Students may be eligible to exit with a Diploma of Civil Construction (Engineering and Management) after completing 8 core units (96 credit points) from the Civil Construction specialisation.
Schedule of units
Course progressions
Your course progression is in the recommended order you should complete your course in. It is important that you follow this to ensure you meet the course requirements. For further assistance see How to Enrol in Units using My Enrolment.
Students should use course progression information to select units specific to their course and enrol in these units using My Enrolment
Browse uni-wide elective units by selecting Uni-wide elective in the advanced filter of the Unit search.
Browse shared majors and their units at Shared majors
Title | Note | ||
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Complete the following units to satisfy the Requirements of the Award |
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First Year |
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EDUC1001 - Language and Learning in your Discipline | |||
ENGN1004 - Engineering Governance | |||
ENGN1003 - Engineering Technology and Design | |||
ERTH2004 - Project Management and Professional Development | |||
MATH1001 - Foundation Mathematics | |||
INFO1001 - Essentials of Information and Communication Technology | |||
MATS1001 - Introduction to Engineering Materials | |||
INDG1001 - Indigenous World-Views | |||
Second Year |
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MATH1005 - Introductory Algebra and Calculus | |||
PHYS1004 - Physics I: Motion, Mechanics and Waves | |||
ENGN2005 - Statics of Solids and Fluids | |||
ENGN1005 - Planning and Delivering Engineering Projects | |||
CIVL2020 - Built Structure Systems | |||
CIVL2019 - Road Transport Systems | |||
CIVL2018 - Water Cycle Systems | |||
ENGN3003 - Tendering Project |
Title | Note | ||
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Complete the following units to satisfy the Requirements of the Award |
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First Year |
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EDUC1001 - Language and Learning in your Discipline | |||
ENGN1004 - Engineering Governance | |||
ENGN1003 - Engineering Technology and Design | |||
ERTH2004 - Project Management and Professional Development | |||
MATH1001 - Foundation Mathematics | |||
INFO1001 - Essentials of Information and Communication Technology | |||
MATS1001 - Introduction to Engineering Materials | |||
INDG1001 - Indigenous World-Views | |||
Second Year |
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MATH1005 - Introductory Algebra and Calculus | |||
PHYS1004 - Physics I: Motion, Mechanics and Waves | |||
PHYS2001 - Physics II: Electricity and Circuits | |||
ENGN1005 - Planning and Delivering Engineering Projects | |||
MANI2002 - Industrial Robotics Systems | |||
MANF2001 - Smart Manufacturing Systems | |||
MANI2001 - Smart Sensing and Control Systems | |||
ENGN3003 - Tendering Project |