Enrolment Guides
How to use these guides
Enrolment guides contain the list of courses students will generally need to enrol in each year. If you have failed courses, or are studying part time, your study plan will vary.
The guides below are only for use in 2008.
It is also strongly recommended that you read the information on how courses are changing in 2008 and later years.
You should also check University Calendar to make sure you meet the requirements for your Program.
Program Information
Aerospace
See also notice about Level 2, 3 & 4 laboratory/practical classes (pdf 5kB).
Architectural
Automotive
See also notice about Levels 2, 3 & 4 laboratory/practical classes (pdf 5kB).
Avionics and Electronic Systems
Chemical
Civil & Environmental
See also notice about Level 2 & 3 laboratory classes (pdf 8kB).
Civil & Structural
See also notice about Level 2 & 3 laboratory classes (pdf 8kB).
Computational
Computer Science
Computer Science (Software Engineering)
Computer Systems
The School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering wishes to advise Level 4 students enrolling in Design Project or Honours Project to attempt to allow a block of approximately 3 hours in your weekly timetable to devote to your project work.
Electrical & Electronic
The School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering wishes to advise Level 4 students enrolling in Design Project or Honours Project to attempt to allow a block of approximately 3 hours in your weekly timetable to devote to your project work.
Telecommunications
The School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering wishes to advise Level 4 students enrolling in Design Project or Honours Project to attempt to allow a block of approximately 3 hours in your weekly timetable to devote to your project work.
Mathematical and Computer Sciences
Mechanical
See also notice about Levels 2, 3 & 4 laboratory/practical classes (pdf 5kB).
Mechatronic
See also notice about levels 2, 3 & 4 laboratory/practical classes (pdf 5kB).
Mining
Petroleum
Pharmaceutical
Software Engineering
Sports Engineering
Sustainable Energy Engineering
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