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Bachelor Of Engineering - Single Degrees (4 Year ) Please note: in 2006 a new program structure is being introduced. Please ensure you read the correct program information according to when you commenced you program.
Guidelines for Substitution of Course To suit the special abilities or needs of individual students a limited number of course substitutions are permitted within each program. Any such substitution must have prior approval of the Head of School and be in accordance with the following guidelines:
Guide
to Industrial Training Requirement Each student is personally responsible for ensuring the completion of the full 60 days compulsory industrial training prescribed as part of the requirements for the award of the degree. Industrial Training should be concurrent with enrolment and is best accumulated in the summer recesses at the end of Years 2 and 3, but must be completed by the end of Year 4. Students should
in general work with professional engineers and take an
active part in their work in the design of equipment, solving
of engineering problems, or any other work which is relevant
to the profession of Engineering. At the end of each period
of employment every student must submit a report, typically
2000-3000 words, summarising the work done, the training
received and including a description of the organization
of the Company. Industrial Training will be assessed as
a compulsory part of the course ELEC4011 Ethics and Electrical
Engineering Practice. Students must complete the industrial
training requirement in order to receive a completed assessment
for this course.
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