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How to use this handbook

The handbook contains three main sections:1. Undergraduate course details page 12. Postgraduate course details page 4813. Unit details page 123

You want to find a course?If you know the name Turn to theof the course you are —> Index of coursesinterested in ... (inside front cover)

If you know the discipline Turn to theor area you want to study —> Table of coursesin ... (on the following page)

You want to find a subject or unit?If you know the subject Turn to theor title of units you are —> Index of subjectsinterested in ... (on page xxx)

If you know the unit code Turn to theand want to find which —> Index – unit code to coursecourse(s) it belongs to ... (on page xi)

An outcome of a review of the University’s organisational structure by theCouncil of the University is the likelihood that the present faculty structurewill not be in place at the end of 1997. For this reason courses of study havebeen presented in discipline clusters which reflect the organisational unitsthat are likely to be the providers of those courses. For instance, anoutcome of the review is the planned amalgamation of the School ofHumanities and Social Sciences with the School of Visual and PerformingArts. The courses of study provided by the two Schools have beenaggregated into one entry in this Handbook.

The academic planning and advisory structure will not be fully determineduntil later in 1997. In some cases, however, use of the term ‘faculty’ hasproved unavoidable given the need to make reference to Universitylegislation that is presently unchanged. Where the term ‘faculty’ has beenused in this publication it should be understood to refer to the neworganisational unit that will be the provider of the discipline cluster. Fulldetails will be made available in the Student Information Handbook whichwill be distributed free of cost to all students early in 1998.

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Commerce and Law

Commerce Economics Information Law

undergraduateAccounting, Finance, Analytical Economics, Information Systems,Human Resource Management, Australian Economy & the Information TechnologyMarketing, Asia-Pacific, Economics,International Business Financial Markets & Institutions,

Business Economics,Market Strategies

BCom [2] BEc [9] BIS [14] LLB [18]BCom(Hons) [7] BEc(Hons) [13] BIS(Hons) [17] LLB(Hons) [19]

combined degreesBCom-BAppSc [20] BEc-BA [23]BCom-BA [22]Note: for BCom-BComp, BCom-BAppComp, BEc-BComp, and LLB combined degrees, see Course and Unit Handbook1997, and contact the departments concerned

postgraduateGradCertMgt [482] MIS [485]GradDipBA [482]MBA [483]MCom [485] – see also MEconGeol (page 518)

Education

ECE/Primary/Secondary Adult and Vocational Human Movement

undergraduateBEd [26] BAdVocEd [30] BHM [33]BEd(Hons) [28] BAdVocEd(Hons) [33] BHM(Hons) [35]BEd (In-Service) [29]BEd(Hons)(In-Service) [30]

postgraduateBTeach [487]BTeach(Hons) [489]GradCertEd, GradDipEd, MEd [490]EdD [494] – see also MPsych(EdPsych) (page 515)

Medicine Nursing and Pharmacy

Medicine Nursing Pharmacy

undergraduateMBBS [38] BN [40] BPharm [43]BMedSc [38] BN(Hons) [42] BPharm(Hons) [44]MBBS(Hons) [38]BMedSc(Hons) [39]BBiomedSc [39]

postgraduateGradDipImmunol&Microbiol [496] GradDipAdvNurs [496]

MN [497]

Table of CoursesPage references are shown in square brackets, e.g. [21].

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Humanities, Social Sciences, & The Arts

Humanities Social Sciences Performing Arts Fine Arts

English &European Languages Political Science, Government, Music Art Theory, Drawingand Literatures, Public Administration, Theatre Ceramics, Graphic DesignAsian Languages & Studies, Administration, Geography, Photography, PaintingPhilosophy, Social Work, Sociology Sculpture, VideoHistory & Classics, Behavioural Science, Furniture, WoodskillsCultural & Women's Studies Psychology Printmedia, Textiles

undergraduateADipModLang [47] BSocSc [60] ADipMus [65] ADipFAD [73]BA [47] BSW [63] BMus [66] BFA [74]BA(Hons) [58] BSW(Hons) [64] BMus(Hons) [68] BFA(Hons) [79]

ADipPA [70]BPA [71]

combined degrees – see BCom-BA (page 22) and BEc-BA (page 23)

postgraduateGradDipModLang [499] GradCert AppSoc [501] GradDipMus [505] MFAD [508]GradDipHum [499] GradDipAppSoc [501] MMus [505]MHum [500] MAppSoc [501]

MPA [503]MSW [504]

Science and Technology

Science Applied Science Engineering & Design Computing

Botany, Chemistry, Agriculture, Horticulture, Civil and Mechanical, ComputingGeography, Geology, Aquaculture, Electrical and Computers,Mathematics, Physics, Applied Sciences, Geomatics, Surveying,Plant Science, Zoology, Environment Studies, Architecture and DesignPsychology

UndergraduateBSc [82] BAgrSc [93] BE [102] BComp [120]BSc(Hons) [92] BAppSc(Agr) [94] BE(Hons) [107] BComp(Hons) [121]

BAppSc(Hort) [95] BTech [108]ADipAppSc(Aq) [96] BGeom [112]DipAppSc(Aq) [96] BSurv [114]BAppSc [97] BSurv(Hons) [115]BAppSc(Hons) [101] BEnvDes [117]

BEnvDes(Hons) [118]BArch [119]BArch(Hons) [119]

combined degreesBSc-BE [122] for BCom-BAppSc, BCom-BComp, BSc-LLB, BEc-BComp, see Course and Unit Handbook, 1997

postgraduateGradDipSc [510] GradDipEnvSt [519] GradDipEng(Hons) [522] GradDipComp [526]GradDipSc(Hons) [512] GradDipEnvSt(Hons) [519] MTech [523] GradDipComp(Hons) [526]MScSt [513] MEnvSt [520] GradDipSIS(Hons)[525] MComp [527]MPsych [515] MEnvMgt [520] MTP [525]GradDipAgSc [516] GradDipAppSc(Aqua) [521]BAntSt(Hons) [517] MAppSc(Aqua) [522]MEconGeol [518]

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ContentsIndex of courses .............................................................................................. inside front coverHow to use this handbook .......................................................................................................... iTable of courses ............................................................................................................................ iiPrincipal dates 1996–1997 ........................................................................................................... vThis Handbook............................................................................................................................ viAdmission to the University .................................................................................................... viiGlossary of terms ...................................................................................................................... viiiUniversity Preparatory Program (UPP) ....................................................................................xIndex – unit code to course ....................................................................................................... xiIndex of subjects ....................................................................................................................... xxxIndex of course codes .............................................................................................................. xliiiIndex of unit codes .................................................................................................................. xlivUndergraduate course details ..................................................................................................... 1Unit details ................................................................................................................................ 123Postgraduate course details .................................................................................................... 481Campus maps ............................................................................................................................ 529Synoptic index .................................................................................................. inside back coverIndex of abbreviations .................................................................................... inside back cover

Launceston campusNewnham Drive, LauncestonPO Box 1214Launceston 7250 Tasmania AustraliaTelephone (03) 6324 3201 International +61 3 6324 3201Facsimile (03) 6324 3799 International +61 3 6324 3799

North West CentreMooreville Road, BurniePO Box 447, Burnie 7320 Tasmania AustraliaTelephone (03) 6430 4949 Facsimile (03) 6430 4950

Disclaimer

This handbook provides information on the undergraduate and postgraduate courses andunits which the University of Tasmania plans to offer in 1998. The handbook is based oninformation available at the time of publication but some courses may be altered or notoffered because of insufficient enrolments or changes in teaching personnel.The University reserves the right to discontinue or vary courses at any time withoutnotice.

Enquiries may be directed toThe Academic RegistrarUniversity of Tasmania

Hobart campusChurchill Avenue, Sandy BayGPO Box 252CHobart 7001 Tasmania AustraliaTelephone (03) 6226 2101 International +61 3 6226 2101Facsimile (03) 6226 7871 International +61 3 6226 7871

Published by the University of Tasmania© August 1997

Editing and layout by theGraduation & Publications Office

Printed by McPherson’s Printing Group

ISSN 1327–0427This handbook is published on the World Wide Web – http://www.admin.utas.edu.au/HANDBOOKS/handbooks.html

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Principal dates 1997–98

Information on enrolment procedures will be posted to continuing students in October 1997 and to new students inJanuary 1998.

1997September 30 Closing date for 1998 undergraduate applications (Australian and New Zealand residents)October 3 Re-enrolment forms mailed to studentsOctober 20 Course counselling sessions (for re-enrolling students) — North WestOctober 21 Course counselling sessions (for re-enrolling students) — LauncestonOctober 22 and 24 Course counselling sessions (for re-enrolling students) — HobartOctober 31 Closing date for submission of re-enrolment formsOctober 31 Closing date — Australian Postgraduate Awards (Research Higher Degrees)October 31 Closing date for Tasmania Scholarships (postgraduate)October 31 SEMESTER 2 classes endNovember 5–22 Examinations — Hobart, Launceston and North WestNovember 28 Closing date for Tasmania Scholarships (undergraduate)December 17 Graduation Ceremonies (Law, Humanities and Social Sciences, Education, Medicine and

Pharmacy, Nursing, Graduate Studies) — HobartDecember 18 Graduation Ceremonies (Engineering and Surveying, Visual and Performing Arts, Commerce

and Economics, Science and Technology, Design, Graduate Studies — HobartDecember 20 Graduation Ceremonies (all faculties, Graduate Studies) — Launceston

1998January 9 Undergraduate places – first round offers mailedJanuary 21 Enrolment counselling sessions — new students (North West)January 22 Enrolment counselling sessions — new students (Launceston)January 23 Enrolment counselling sessions — new students (Hobart)January 27 Closing date for enrolment by new studentsFebruary 23 SEMESTER 1 classes begin1March 2 Public holiday (Eight Hours Day)14 March Graduation Ceremonies (Commerce, Humanities, Education, Design, Science, Visual & Perform-

ing Arts, Nursing, Medicine) — LauncestonApril 9–15 MID-SEMESTER BREAK (Good Friday April 10)April 16 Classes resume9 May Graduation Ceremonies (Education, Humanities, Visual & Performing Arts, Law) — Hobart16 May Graduation Ceremonies (Science, Nursing, Medicine, Commerce, Engineering, Design) — HobartJune 5 SEMESTER 1 classes end1June 8 Public holiday (Queen’s Birthday)June 10–27 Examinations — Hobart, Launceston and North WestJune 29–July 17 INTER-SEMESTER BREAKJuly 20 SEMESTER 2 classes beginSeptember 30 Closing date for 1999 undergraduate applicationsSeptember 28–Oct 2 MID-SEMESTER BREAK (AV-CC common week)October 30 Closing date for submission of re-enrolment formsOctober 30 Closing date — Australian Postgraduate Awards (Research Higher Degrees)October 30 Closing date for Tasmania Scholarships (postgraduate)October 30 SEMESTER 2 classes endNovember 4–21 Examinations – Hobart, Launceston and North WestNovember 27 Closing date for Tasmania Scholarships (undergraduate)2December 15–17 Graduation Ceremonies — Hobart2December 19 Graduation Ceremonies — Launceston

1 The University observes only state-wide holidays2 Dates not confirmed at time of printing

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This handbook

• This Course and Unit Handbook, 1998 (detailing allcoursework courses) is the second volume in aseries of publications which give details of theUniversity and its courses. The other volumesare:

• Student Information Handbook, 1998, which summa-rises information which students need to knowwhen they become members of the University.This handbook is made available free of chargeto students at the time of their receiving their IDcard;

• Calendar, which gives the specifications for allcourses offered by the University, a copy of theUniversity of Tasmania Act, all current UniversityBy-laws, Ordinances and many Rules, Codes ofConduct and Policies, a comprehensive list ofacademic and senior administrative staff as wellas the membership of Council, Academic Senateand their various committees. Copies of theCalendar are held in the University libraries;

• Research Higher Degrees Handbook 1998, which ispublished by the Office for Research andsummarises all information needed by thoseembarking on a research degree at the University.

In addition to these the University publishes an AnnualReport, copies of which are held in the Universitylibraries.

Course and Unit Handbook

Structure and content

The handbook is divided into three main sections:

(a) Undergraduate course details, page 1;

(b) Unit details (including departmental entries),page 123;

(c) Postgraduate course details, page 481.

The discipline clusters

The University’s courses have been grouped in fivediscipline clusters as follows:•Commerce and Law, page 1, 482•Education, page 25, 487•Health Science, page 37, 496•Humanities, Social Sciences & The Arts, page 45, 499•Science and Technology, page 80, 510

The courses

A full list of all coursework courses is given on theinside front cover.

Course details

These include such important information as the coursecode, the campus(es) where the course is taught, itsduration, details of admission requirements and anyprerequisites (over and above those listed below asnecessary for general entry into the University), itsobjectives and its structure.

The courses are outlined in the various schedules whichindicate the units which need to be studied or whichmay be taken in order to complete a given course. Theseschedules list the unit code, its title, the year andsemester in which it is offered and the HECS weight ofeach unit which is given as a percentage of a full year’sstudy load.

The unit title indicates the subject matter of the unit; butfuller details may be found in the ‘Unit details’ sectionwhich begins on page 123. To find the details of a givenunit, it is necessary to note its code number as all units arelisted in alphanumeric order of their code number.

Unit details

These include a fuller description of the unit, its contentand objectives. Other details listed may include (whereknown at the time of publication) the names of teachingstaff, the campus where it is taught, the HECS weight(which may vary depending on the course in which theunit is studied), the teaching pattern, any prerequisiteand corequisite units, mutual exclusions, the method ofassessment, and any required texts or other materials. Itis important to note that these details, which are based oninformation which was correct at the time of publication, maybe altered by the University. Students are advised to checkthe details prior to enrolling in any course or units.

To determine which course(s) a given unit forms a partof, note the unit code number and turn to the ‘Index –unit code to course’ on page xi. This index lists the unitsmentioned in the ‘Course details’ section of theHandbook and gives the course code(s) and pagenumber of the course(s).

Note: a given unit may appear in more than one schedule orspecimen course outline within any one course.

Discipline entries

At the beginning of each group of related units (unitswhose codes begin with the same three letters), theremay be a discipline entry which gives specific detailsfor those who wish to major in that discipline or whowish to study some units from that discipline. Studentsshould read these discipline entries with care, whereverthey are given.

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Admission to the University

• have taken at least three of the pre-tertiary ‘C’subjects in Year 12 or in a later year.

Associate diploma coursesApplicants must satisfy the following requirements:• have satisfied the specified performance criteria

or vocational experience requirements appropri-ate to the particular course; and

• have obtained a Satisfactory Achievement (SA)result or better in a minimum of two pre-tertiary‘C’ subjects chosen from the schedule of subjectsapproved by the University.

It is also possible to be admitted to an associate diplomacourse under the alternative category entry (see below).Interstate and overseas applicantsStudents who have completed their secondaryeducation interstate or overseas must hold qualifica-tions which are recognised by the University asequivalent to the TCE and which are deemed accept-able for admission to a higher education institution intheir home state/country.International students must satisfy English languagerequirements for entry into an award course. TheEnglish Language Centre in Hobart and Launcestonprovides intensive language courses and is theadministrative centre for IELTS.Students requiring further information should look forthe International Prospectus and/or an authorisedoverseas representative in their home country.See Admission Guide for information on ‘Concessional’and Special Circumstances entry.

Alternative category entry

A) Completed or partially completed tertiary studiesApplicants who have already undertaken some study ata higher education institution, will be assessed on thebasis of these studies together with a set of criteriadetailed in the Admission Guide.B) Applicants with TAFE qualificationsApplicants who have successfully completed a TAFEdiploma or associate diploma (or have partiallycompleted a TAFE diploma or associate diploma afterhaving successfully completed year 12 studies) will alsobe deemed eligible for admission.

C) Mature age entry or previous work experienceApplicants who do not possess the normal entryrequirements may apply in this category if they:• are at least 21 years of age on 1 March of the year

of enrolment and have obtained a SatisfactoryAchievement (SA) result or better in a minimumof two pre-tertiary ‘C’ subjects chosen from theschedule of subjects approved by the University;

To be considered for an undergraduate course applicantsmust submit an Application for Admission form. Fulldetails on admission procedures are contained in theUniversity’s Undergraduate Admission Guide 1998.Application forms and the Admission Guide are availablefrom the Student Administration Offices at theUniversity’s Hobart and Launceston campuses and atthe North West Centre – phone (03) 6226 2101, (03) 63243201 and (03) 6430 4949 respectively; or (008) 03 0955(free call).Applicants for undergraduate courses must satisfy theUniversity’s normal admission requirements outlinedbelow. In addition, some courses have special entryrequirements.Admission to courses is competitive – possession of theadmission requirements for a particular course will notautomatically guarantee entry to that course. Appli-cants will be selected on the basis of academic meritand any other specified criteria assessed by the faculty.

General admission requirements

Summary of admission and enrolment proceduresThree basic steps apply to all students wishing to enrolat the University for the first time.A student must1. apply for admission;2. be accepted for admission to a course by the

faculty conducting the course;3. attend a counselling and enrolment session if

necessary; complete the required enrolmentforms and provide information as requiredunder the Higher Education ContributionScheme (HECS); and pay the required fees.

The following is a summary of the University’s AdmissionRequirements. Full details are given in the UndergraduateAdmission Guide 1998.

Admission based on TCE results

Degree or diploma coursesTo be eligible for admission as an undergraduatestudent to any course conducted by the Universitywhich leads to a degree or diploma, a Tasmaniancandidate must:• have spent at least two years in post Year 10 full-

time study for the Tasmanian Certificate ofEducation (TCE) studying a combination ofsubjects designed for Years 11 and 12;

• have obtained a Satisfactory Achievement (SA)result or better in a minimum of four pre-tertiary‘C’ subjects, chosen from the schedule of subjectsapproved by the University;

• have obtained the minimum of four subjects innot more than two, not necessarily consecutive,sittings; and

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or• are at least 23 years of age on 1 March of the year

of enrolment; or• are deemed by the Admissions Committee of the

relevant faculty to have a reasonable prospect ofcompleting the course to which they seekadmission.

D) Post-year 12 TAFE studies or professionalqualifications

Applicants who did not successfully complete year 12studies but have subsequently partially completed anassociate diploma or diploma course at a TAFE college,or have obtained some form of professional qualifica-tion, will be considered in this group.

E) Special entryCertain applicants may be eligible for admission underspecial entry provisions. To be considered in this groupthey would need to demonstrate educational disadvan-tage owing to illness, misadventure, poor schoolfacilities or lack of TCE subject opportunities.

F) Aboriginal admissionA number of courses have places reserved for people ofAustralian Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent.Riawunna, Centre for Aboriginal Education, conductsan orientation and assessment program for AboriginalAustralians to assist in preparation for study and tomake recommendations for admission to the FacultyAdmissions Committees.People of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descentover the age of 18 may apply to Riawunna for admis-sion to the Riawunna Higher Education BridgingProgram. Successful completion of this program willassist in gaining admission to degree courses offered bythe University.

In all cases please note that meeting the University’sadmission requirements does not guarantee applicantsentry to the course of their choice because there arequotas for some courses. Applicants are selected incompetition with all other applicants.

Offer of a placeIf their application for admission is successful,applicants will receive an offer of a place. They will besent an Application for Enrolment together with anenrolment booklet detailing the procedures forenrolment. They must then enrol in the course offeredand complete the Higher Education ContributionScheme (HECS) requirements. Brief details on enrol-ment procedures follow.

Enrolment proceduresAll students are required to enrol each year.Enrolment counselling sessions for 1998 will be held fornew students in late January 1998, and for continuingstudents in October 1997. Advice on enrolment is alsoavailable from the Faculty Officers listed at thebeginning of each Faculty entry in the ‘Faculty andcourse details’ section of this handbook.Students who have completed an undergraduate courseand wish to enrol in a further course, must complete anApplication for Admission form and be accepted beforesubmitting an enrolment form. Information andprocedures dealing with the enrolment process aredescribed in the Enrolment Guide sent to all students.All correspondence on student admission, enrolmentand academic progress matters should be mailed to theAcademic Registrar at the address listed in the front ofthis book.Students will find full details of all student administra-tive procedures in the Student Information Handbook.

Glossary of termsSome terms used in this Handbook may be unfamiliar tonew students. The explanations listed here relate to theseterms as they are used by the University of Tasmania.

AV-CC: Australian Vice-Chancellors’ Committee –comprising the Vice-Chancellors of all Australianuniversities, provides broad policy within highereducation and represents universities in relations withthe Commonwealth Government and other bodies.Academic Senate: the principal academic committee ofthe University, with undergraduate and postgraduatestudent representatives, responsible for academicmatters including the approval of courses and policycovering entry requirements, admission, enrolments,assessment and course completions.academic year (see also teaching year): extends from theend of February to the end of November (see page v).associate diploma: an award following completion of a

two-year full-time (or equivalent part time) under-graduate course designed to provide skills or knowl-edge of a specific area within a discipline, e.g. AssociateDiploma in Fine Arts, Associate Diploma of Music.associate lecturer (also called tutor): a member of theacademic staff who works with small groups ofstudents to develop their knowledge by a process ofdiscussion and review of material.bachelor degree: an award following completion of anundergraduate course of at least three years full time(or equivalent part time), designed to provide asystematic introduction to a field of study, with somespecialisation at a deeper level of content and knowl-edge, and to the underlying principles and conceptsand associated problem-solving skills, e.g. Bachelor ofScience, Bachelor of Engineering.corequisite: a companion unit which must be taken inconjunction with another.

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Council: the governing body of the University.course: a program of study leading to an award, e.g. theBachelor of Science course.credit: exemption from the requirement to undertakespecified units to complete a course, e.g. an applicantwith an associate diploma may be given credit towardsa bachelor degree.credit point, see weighting.dean (also called the academic dean): the academicofficer who is the chair of a faculty. The dean isresponsible for administering the courses offered in thefaculty.deferred ordinary examination (DO): studentssuffering from illness or other adverse circumstances atthe time of the examination may apply for a deferredexamination.department: the academic body responsible for theteaching of a discipline or group of related disciplineswithin a faculty.diploma: an award following completion of a specifiedthree-year full-time (or equivalent part-time) under-graduate course designed to develop skills, includingsignificant practical experience, and knowledge in aspecific field of activity, leading to professionalregistration or meeting the needs of employers in thefield, e.g. Diploma of Applied Science in Aquaculture.diplomate: a person who has graduated with a diplomaor associate diploma.discipline: a field of related studies, e.g. the disciplinesof physics, mathematics, history, computer science.EFTSU (see also weighting): Equivalent Full timeStudent Unit. Each unit has a weight or load assignedto it in specific courses, expressed as a proportion of thetotal full-time course requirement in a year. All enrolledstudents have a EFTSU value calculated on the units inwhich they are enrolled in each semester. The EFTSUcalculation determines the HECS liability of a student.The weights of the full-time course requirements in ayear normally add up to one EFTSU.elective (also called an option or optional unit): a unitwhich counts towards the requirements of a course butwhich is not specified and may be chosen by thestudent.examiner (also called the assessor): a lecturer orlecturers responsible for the examination of a unit.faculty: a formal academic body responsible for theadministration of courses, with membership largelycomprised of the teaching staff of departments assignedto the faculty and student representatives from thecourses for which it is responsible. Note, however, theboxed comment on the first page of this HandbookFaculty pass: a pass awarded by a faculty, afterconsideration of the student’s overall performance inthat academic year, in a unit in which the assessors didnot award a pass grade.

Grade Point Average (GPA): a numerical representa-tion of the average grade or pass of a student across adefined number of units. Each faculty determines themethod of calculation for students enrolled in itscourses.graduand: a person who has completed the require-ments of a course but who has not yet been admitted toan degree or awarded a diploma.graduate: a person who has completed the require-ments of a course and has been admitted to a degree.graduation ceremony: ceremony at which qualifica-tions are formally granted (conferred).HECS: Higher Education Contribution Scheme. TheCommonwealth Government scheme requiringstudents to contribute towards the cost of their highereducation. HECS liability is calculated by multiplyingthe student’s EFTSU value by an annual coursecontribution set by the Commonwealth Government.honours: either an additional year of full-time studyafter a three-year full-time degree, predominantly spenton a research project, or, in the case of a four-or-more-year full-time single degree, a defined higher level ofexpectation for meritorious students in the later stagesof the course.lecturer/senior lecturer: academic staff with responsi-bility for curriculum design, teaching and assessment.level: units are sometimes referred to by their level.Level 100 may be understood as the first year level,level 200 as the second year, level 300 as the third year.major: an area of specialisation continued for theduration of a degree at a deeper level of content withknowledge developed to a high level providing thebasis for postgraduate study.minor: (also called a sub-major): an area of specialisa-tion continued for two years of a degree.mutual exclusion: another unit which may not becounted with the present unit in the same course.postgraduate (study): further study for a higherqualification following the successful completion of abachelor degree, e.g. graduate diploma or mastersdegree by coursework.

prerequisite: a unit or level of study which must besuccessfully completed before a later unit can bestudied.professor: the most senior academic rank, and often thehead of a department.

schedule: part of the course specifications listing unitsthat may be studied in a particular course. Theschedules in this handbook detail the year (or level) ofthe units, the unit code and title, the semester in whichit is offered and its weight. In some schedules, theprerequisite units may also be listed.

school: a grouping of several departments for budgetand planning purposes. Note, this may change. See the

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boxed comment on the first page of this Handbook.

semester: teaching period including 14 teaching weeksand a one week break. The latter is known as the mid-semester break.Services and Amenities Fee (S&A Fee): an annual feelevied on all students by the student associations tofund services and amenities. The amount is calculatedon the EFTSU value of each student.specifications: the rules by which a faculty administersa course.sub-dean (also may be called associate dean): a memberof the academic staff who administers student matterson behalf of the academic dean.

sub-major see minor.

summer school: some courses or units require studentsto attend lectures or other University activities duringthe long summer vacation. For administrative purposes,this period is referred to as semester 3.

supplementary examination: students whose examina-tion result has been borderline may be required to sit

another examination. Supplementary examinations aregenerally held in January and July.teaching year: comprises two semesters and twoexamination periods; usually a total of 40 weeks.terminating pass: means the student is not permitted toundertake studies in the same subject at a moreadvanced level.testamur (also called a certificate): the certificateawarded on graduation.undergraduate (study): study undertaken in order togain an associate diploma, diploma, degree or honoursdegree.unit: a set of lectures, seminars, tutorials and /orpractical sessions on a particular topic and theassociated assessment.viva voce: an oral, face-to-face examination.weighting: a measure of the proportion that a unitrepresents of the total credit specified for completion ofa course. The weighting is expressed an EFTSUpercentage. (Typically, a full year’s study is theequivalent of 100%).

Intending mature age students currently over the ageof 19, may apply for admission to the UniversityPreparation Program. Successful completion of thisprogram will assist in gaining admission to degreecourses offered by the University.

Course Code: E0DThe UPP provides an opportunity for mature agestudents to revise, upgrade and establish skills relevantto higher education study in the current academicenvironment.

Admission requirementsThe normal university Mature Age Entry requirementsapply except for the deduction of one year from theminimum age. Students should have a demonstratedlack of access to higher education or educationalopportunities; or have experienced a change in careeror lifestyle. Students should also display a genuineintention to participate in higher education uponcompleting the UPP.

Course ObjectivesThe course provides mature age students with new,revised and upgraded skills in written and interper-sonal communication, study, research and relatedtechniques and strategies, using information technologyin the academic environment and initial experience inup to 4 first year course units.

Course StructureThe course is equivalent to one year full-time study butits unitised structure lends it to part-time study. UPPconsists of 8 units, with a full time equivalent load of 4per semester. Six of these units are core or skills-basedunits, the other two are academic unit based. Abridging Mathematics unit is also offered.

University Preparation Program:Schedule (NW Centre)

Unit Code & Title SemesterWeight

ESA010 Study Skills [a] 1 12.5ESA020 Communications I [a] 1 12.5ESA030 Communications II 2 12.5ESA040 Academic Literacy & Related

Skills 2 12.5ESA050 Information Technology for

Academic Purposes I [a] 1 12.5ESA060 Information Technology for

Academic Purposes II 2 12.5ESA070 Academic Studies I [a] 1 12.5ESA080 Academic Studies II [a] 2 12.5ESA090 Bridging Mathematics [a] 2 12.5

[a] available internally or by distance education

For further information, contact Mrs JA Oakley on (03) 6430 4905

University Preparation Program (UPP)

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Index – unit code to courseFollow the trail from unit code to course –

from the ‘Unit details’ section of this Handbook to thecourse(s) in which the unit is offered.

Courses are identified by course code, followed by thepage number on which the course is described.

Many of the units are mentioned in more than onecourse and in more than one schedule or ‘specimencourse’ forming part of the course description.

Note: the following list does not include all possiblecourses in which a unit may be studied. Many coursesprovide the opportunity for students to enrol inoptions or electives; these are too many to include andstudents are urged to seek the advice of their coursecoordinator or lecturer.

See also departmental entries for further information(turn to table of contents on page 123)

ACC213 Structural Mechanics 1 [N3A 102][N3M 108]ACC313 Structural Mechanics 2 [N3A 102][N3M 108]ACC315 Composite Structures (Civil) [N3A 102][N3M 108]ACC346 Geomechanics 1 [N3A 102][N3M 108]ACC355 Engineering Design 2 (Civil) [N3A 102]ACC362 Project Management and Organisation [N3A 102]

[N3D 114][N3M 108]ACC395 Civil Technology Design Project [N3M 108]ACC413 Structural Mechanics 3 [N3A 102][N6Z 522]ACC414 Stress Analysis [N3A 102][N6Z 522]ACC431 Hydraulics [N3A 102][N6Z 522]ACC434 Geomechanics 2 [N3A 102][N6Z 522]ACC445 Traffic and Highway Engineering [N3A 102]

[N3M 108][N6Z 522]ACC446 Environmental Engineering [N3A 102][N3M 108]

[N6Z 522]ACC447 Civil Engineering Project [N3A 102]ACC454 Engineering Design 3 (Civil) [N3A 102]ACC490 Civil Engineering [N4A 107]ACC814 Stress Analysis [N7A 523]ACC824 Civil Engineering [N7A 523]ACC825 MTech (Civil Engineering) [N7A 523]ACC831 Advanced Hydraulics [N7A 523]ACC834 Advanced Geomechanics [N7A 523]ACM100 Engineering Fundamentals [N3A 102]ACM110 Engineering Fundamentals (CSE) [N3A 102]ACM150 Engineering Drawing [N3A 102][N3M 108]ACM190 Engineering Fundamentals for Technologists

[N3M 108]ACM212 Mechanical Engineering 2M [N3A 102]ACM216 Materials and Manufacturing [N3A 102]

[N3M 108]ACM220 Thermodynamics [N3A 102][N3M 108]ACM221 Fluid Mechanics [N3A 102][N3M 108]ACM240 Engineering Mechanics [N3A 102][N3M 108]ACM250 Civil & Mechanical Design 1 [N3A 102]ACM300 Project Management & Practice [N3H 112]

ACM301 Engineering Dynamics [N3A 102][N3M 108]ACM302 Mechanical Control and Maintenance [N3A

102][N3M 108]ACM305 Vibration and Noise [N3A 102]ACM316 Manufacturing and Quality Control [N3A

102][N3M 108]ACM320 Applied Hydrodynamics and Turbomachines

[N3A 102][N3M 108]ACM350 Thermal Energy Systems [N3A 102][N3M 108]ACM356 Engineering Design 2 (Mechanical) [N3A 102]ACM381 Engineering Accounting [N3M 108]ACM382 Project Management [N3M 108]ACM390 Manufacturing Design Project [N3M 108]ACM391 Operations Management [N3M 108]ACM392 Industrial Design [N3M 108]ACM393 Occupational Health and Safety [N3M 108]ACM394 Noise Control [N3M 108]ACM395 Mechanical Technology Design Project [N3M 108]ACM401 Robotics, Dynamics and Control [N3A 102]

[N6Z 522]ACM405 Municipal Engineering for Surveyors [N3D 114]

[N3H 112]ACM420 Aerodynamic Design [N3A 102][N6Z 522]ACM423 Gas Dynamics and Turbomachines [N3A 102]

[N6Z 522]ACM456 Engineering Design 3 (Mechanical) [N3A 102]ACM460 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning [N3A 102]

[N6Z 522]ACM462 Engineering Management and Law [N3A 102]

[N3D 114][N3M 108][N6Z 522]ACM470 Heat and Mass Transfer [N3A 102][N6Z 522]ACM475 Advanced Manufacturing [N3A 102][N3M 108]

[N6Z 522]ACM481 Engineering Economics & Management [N3M 108]ACM482 Engineering Law & Business Planning [N3M 108]ACM802 Advanced Management [N7A 523]ACM803 Robot Kinematics, Dynamics and Control

[N7A 523]ACM805 Mechanical Noise and Vibration Control [N7A 523]ACM809 Operations Research for Engineers [N7A 523]ACM813 Advanced Structural Mechanics [N7A 523]ACM820 Advanced Fluid Mechanics [N7A 523]ACM822 Energy and Fluid Systems [N7A 523]ACM823 Mechanical & Production Engineering [N7A 523]ACM826 MTech (Energy and Fluid Systems) thesis project

[N7A 523]ACM827 MTech (Mechanical & Production Engineering)

thesis project [N7A 523]ACM860 Energy Management and Systems [N7A 523]ACM865 Heat Transfer and Process Drying [N7A 523]ACM875 Advanced Manufacturing [N7A 523]ACM876 Modern Manufacturing and Quality Control

[N7A 523]ACM877 CNC Machining Theory and Practice [N7A 523]ACM878 Occupational Health and Safety [N7A 523]AEA115 Engineering Computing 1 [N3A 102]AEA201 Circuit Theory [N3A 102]AEA202 Electronics [N3A 102]

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AEA203 Machines and Transformers [N3A 102][N3M 108]AEA204 Communication Systems 1 [N3A 102]AEA210 Electrical Engineering Fundamentals [N3A 102]AEA211 Electrical Materials & Devices [N3A 102]AEA215 Engineering Computing 2 [N3A 102]AEA216 Microcomputer Architecture [N3A 102]AEA225 Computing and Mathematics [N3A 102]AEA230 Communications and Electronics [N3A 102]AEA235 Electrical Materials & Design [N3A 102]AEA240 Electrical Engineering 2 [N3A 102]AEA251 Electrical Design 1 [N3A 102]AEA261 Engineering Innovation [N3A 102]AEA302 Digital Electronics [N3A 102]AEA303 Computer Systems 1 [N3A 102]AEA304 Communication Systems 2 [N3A 102]AEA306 Transients and Control [N3A 102]AEA311 Signals and Linear Systems [N3A 102]AEA316 Processor Architecture and Design [N3A 102]

[N6Z 522]AEA321 Power Systems 1 [N3A 102]AEA322 Power Electronics [N3A 102]AEA352 Engineering Design 2 (Electrical) [N3A 102]AEA354 Engineering Design 2 (CSE) [N3A 102]AEA361 Accounting and Economics for Engineers [N3A 102]

[N3D 114] [N3M 108]AEA407 Electronic Systems [N3A 102][N6Z 522]AEA408 Control Engineering [N3A 102][N6Z 522]AEA409 Engineering Systems [N3A 102][N6Z 522]AEA412 Computer and Data Networks [N3A 102][N6Z 522]AEA413 Software and Knowledge Engineering [N3A 102]

[N6Z 522]AEA414 Image Processing and Computer Vision [N3A 102]

[N6Z 522]AEA416 Computer Systems 2 [N3A 102] [N6Z 522]AEA419 ASIC Design [N3A 102][N6Z 522]AEA431 Signal Processing [N3A 102]AEA432 Digital Communications [N3A 102][N6Z 522]AEA43l Signal Processing [N6Z 522]AEA441 Power Systems 2 [N3A 102][N6Z 522]AEA445 Power Electronic Drive Systems [N3A 102]

[N6Z 522]AEA446 Industrial Power Engineering Applications

[N3A 102][N6Z 522]AEA447 Measurement and Process Control [N3A 102]

[N6Z 522]AEA452 Engineering Design 3 (Electrical Power) [N3A 102]AEA453 Engineering Design 3 (Electronics & Computer

Engineering) [N3A 102]AEA454 Engineering Design 3 (CSE) [N3A 102]AEA461 Business Strategies and Marketing for Engineers

[N3A 102][N3D 114][N3M 108][N6Z 522]AEA492 Electrical Power Engineering [N4A 107]AEA493 Electronics and Computer Engineering [N4A 107]AEA820 Information Systems and Automation [N7A 523]AEA825 MTech (Information Systems and Automation)

thesis project [N7A 523]AEA831 Digital Signal Processing [N6Z 522][N7A 523]AEA832 Robotics and Automatic Control [N7A 523]

AEA833 Image Processing and Computer Vision [N7A 523]AEA835 Artificial Intelligence [N6Z 522][N7A 523]AEA836 Corporate Information and Telecommunication

Networks [N6Z 522][N7A 523]AEA837 Integrated Services Digital Networks [N6Z 522]

[N7A 523]AEA838 Management of Information Systems [N7A 523]AEA839 Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing

[N7A 523]AEA840 Computer Programming and Applications

[N7A 523]AEA841 Computer Organisation and Interfacing [N7A 523]AEA850 Power Engineering and Process Control [N7A 523]AEA855 MTech (Power Engineering and Process Control)

thesis project [N7A 523]AEA860 Transient Behaviour in Power Systems [N7A 523]AEA861 Optimisation in Power Systems [N7A 523]AEA862 Modelling and Control of Processes [N7A 523]AEA863 Industrial Measurement Systems [N7A 523]AEA865 Special Studies in Power Engineering and Process

Control [N7A 523]AEA866 Selected Course Unit [N7A 523]AEA870 Special Studies in Information Systems [N7A 523]AEA880 Selected Study A [N7A 523]AEA881 Selected Study B [N7A 523]AEA882 Selected Study C [N7A 523]AEA883 Selected Course Unit A [N7A 523]AEA884 Selected Course Unit B [N7A 523]AEB115 Engineering Computing 1 [N3M 108]AEB120 Bridging Course for Technologists [N3M 108]AEB135 Introduction to Engineering [N3M 108]AEB202 Electronics [N3M 108]AEB204 Communication Systems 1 [N3M 108]AEB208 Electrical Measurements [N3M 108]AEB210 Electrical Engineering Fundamentals [N3M 108]AEB211 Electrical Materials and Devices [N3M 108]AEB215 Engineering Computing 2 [N3M 108]AEB219 Occupational Safety [N3M 108]AEB251 Electrical Design 1 [N3M 108]AEB302 Digital Electronics [N3M 108]AEB303 Computer Systems 1 [N3M 108]AEB304 Communication Systems 2 [N3M 108]AEB306 Transients and Control [N3M 108]AEB311 Signals and Linear Systems [N3M 108]AEB321 Power Systems 1 [N3M 108]AEB322 Power Electronics [N3M 108]AEB353 Technology Design Project [N3M 108]AEB361 Accounting & Economics for Engineers [N3M 108]AEB407 Electronic Systems [N3M 108]AEB412 Computer and Data Networks [N3M 108]AEB413 Software and Knowledge Engineering [N3M 108]AEB416 Computer Systems 2 [N3M 108]AEB445 Power Electronic Drive Systems [N3M 108]AEB447 Measurement and Process Control [N3M 108]AEB461 Business Strategies and Marketing for Engineers

[N3M 108]ANP100 Thermodynamics I [N3A 102][N3M 108]ANP101 Applied Mechanics [E3H 487][N3A 102]

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ANP102 Electrical Principles [N3A 102]ANP103 Engineering Drawing [N3A 102]ANP104 Engineering Workshop [N3A 102]ANP105 Chemistry and Materials [E3H 487][N3A 102]ANP106 Engineering Computing [N3A 102]ANP108 Fluid Mechanics 1 [N3A 102][N3M 108]ANP201 Electrical Engineering [N3A 102]ANP202 Electronics [N3A 102]ANP203 Mechanics of Machines [N3A 102]ANP204 Systems and Control [N3A 102]ANP205 Fluid Mechanics 2 [N3A 102] [N3M 108]ANP206 Thermodynamics II [N3A 102]ANP207 Introduction to Design [N3A 102]ANP208 Strength of Materials [N3A 102][N3M 108]ANP209 Civil/Mechanical Materials & Forms [N3A 102]ANP210 Electrical Materials & Devices [N3A 102]ANP211 Communication Systems [N3A 102]ANP212 Electrical Design [N3A 102]ANP866 Timber Seasoning Technology [N7A 523]ANT201 Erosion & Land Rehabilitation [N3M 108]ANT202 Environmental Engineering Design I [N3M 108]ANT203 Environmental Engineering Design II [N3M 108]ANT204 Management & Communication [N3M 108]ANT301 Landfills and Contaminated Sites [N3M 108]ANT302 Modelling in Environmental Engineering [N3M 108]ANT304 Pollution Control Engineering [N3M 108]ANT306 Environmental Health [N3M 108]ANT307 Environmental Technology Project [N3M 108]ANT308 Ecology and Heritage [N3M 108]ANT309 Environmental Law [N3M 108]BEA100 Principles of Economics 1 [C3A 20][C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3H 22][C3J 23] [S3A 93]BEA120 Principles of Economics 2 [C3A 20][C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3H 22][C3J 23]BEA140 Quantitative Methods 1 [C3A 20][C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3H 22][C3J 23]BEA200 Intermediate Microeconomics [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3J 23][C3S 14]BEA210 Australian Political Economy [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3J 23]BEA211 The Asia-Pacific Economies: Tigers [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3J 23]BEA220 Intermediate Macroeconomics [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3J 23]BEA240 Quantitative Methods 2 [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3J 23]BEA241 Research Methods for Business and Financial

Economics [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3J 23][C3S 14]BEA242 Introduction to Econometrics [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3J 23][C3S 14]BEA300 Microeconomic Theory and Policy [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3J 23][C4E 13]BEA301 Resource Economics [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3J 23][S3A 93]BEA302 Economics, Management and Organisations [C3C 2]

[C3E 9][C3J 23]BEA303 Australia and the Asia-Pacific Economies [C3C 2]

[C3S 14]BEA303 Australia and the Asia-Pacific Economies: Trade

Principles & Policy [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3J 23][C4E 13]

BEA304 Financial Economics [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3J 23][C3S 14]BEA305 Economics of Industrial Policy [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3J 23]BEA306 Economics of the Labour Market [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3J 23]BEA320 Macroeconomic Theory and Policy [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C4E 13]BEA321 Money, Banking and Financial Institutions [C3C 2]

[C3E 9][C3J 23]BEA342 Econometrics [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3J 23][C4E 13]BEA400 Microeconomics [C4E 13]BEA401 Economics of Natural Resources [C4E 13]BEA402 Regional Economic Modelling [C4E 13]BEA403 International Economics [C4E 13]BEA404 Public Economics [C4E 13]BEA405 Industrial Economics [C4E 13]BEA406 Labour Economics [C4E 13]BEA407 Microeconomic Reform [C4E 13]BEA410 Economic Thought [C4E 13]BEA411 Methods of Enquiry [C4E 13]BEA420 Macroeconomics [C4E 13]BEA442 Econometrics [C4E 13]BEA450 Special Option [C4E 13]BEA460 Dissertation [C4E 13]BEA498 Bachelor of Economics Honours [C4E 13]BFA101 Introductory Accounting A [C3A 20][C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3S 14]BFA102 Introductory Accounting B [C3A 20][C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3H 22]BFA201 Financial Accounting [C3C 2][C3E 9]BFA205 Personal Financial Management [C3C 2][C3E 9]BFA206 International Accounting [C3C 2]BFA221 Accounting Information Systems [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3S 14]BFA241 Corporations Law [C3C 2][C3E 9]BFA261 Management Accounting [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14]BFA281 Financial Management [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14]BFA285 Investment Analysis [C3C 2][C3E 9]BFA301 Advanced Financial Accounting [C3C 2][C3E 9]BFA302 Accounting Theory [C3C 2][C3E 9]BFA303 Auditing [C3C 2][C3E 9]BFA305 Personal Financial Management [C3C 2][C3E 9]BFA307 Social and Environmental Accounting [S3G 82]BFA326 Decision Support Systems [C3C 2]BFA342 Commercial Law [C3C 2]BFA346 Advanced Corporation Law [C3C 2][C3E 9]BFA347 Banking and Finance Law [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14]BFA366 Advanced Management Accounting [C3C 2]BFA384 International Finance [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14]BFA385 Derivative Securities [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14]BFA391 Taxation [C3C 2][C3E 9]BFA420 Advanced Accounting Theory [C4C 7]BFA424 Advanced Finance [C4C 7]BFA425 Advanced Accounting Information Systems [C4C 7]BFA429 Corporate Governance and Accountability [C4C 7]BFA441 Dissertation [C4C 7]BFA498 Bachelor of Commerce Honours [C4C 7]BFA701 Advanced Financial Accounting [C7C 485]

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BFA708 Advanced Auditing [C7C 485]BFA709 Advanced Taxation Accounting [C7C 485]BFA710 Accounting Research Methods [C7C 485]BFA711 Advanced Accounting Theory [C7C 485]BFA724 Advanced Finance [C7C 485]BFA725 Advanced Accounting Information Systems

[C7C 485]BFA727 Government Financial Management [C7C 485]BFA729 Corporate Governance and Accountability [C7C 485]BFA735 Advanced Mangerial Accounting [C7C 485]BFA741 Dissertation [C7C 485]BLA see also combined degrees in Course and Unit Handbook 1997BLA101 Introduction to Law [L3B 18]BLA200 Contract Law [L3B 18]BLA201 Torts [L3B 18]BLA202 Criminal Law [L3B 18]BLA203 Principles of Public Law [L3B 18]BLA303 Property Law [L3B 18]BLA304 Law of Groups [L3B 18]BLA401 Equity and Trusts [L3B 18]BLA402 Litigation [L3B 18]BLA612 Jurisprudence 2 [L3B 18]BLA613 Jurisprudence 3 [L3B 18]BLA615 Criminology [L3B 18]BLA616 Sociology of Law [L3B 18]BLA618 Legal History [L3B 18]BLA631 International Law [L3B 18]BLA632 Law of the Sea [L3B 18]BLA633 Antarctic and Southern Ocean Law [L3B 18]BLA634 Human Rights [L3B 18]BLA642 Advanced Administrative Law [L3B 18]BLA644 Advanced Constitutional Law [L3B 18]BLA647 Trade Union Law [L3B 18]BLA652 Media Law [L3B 18]BLA661 Commercial Law [L3B 18]BLA662 Tax 1 [L3B 18]BLA663 International Trade [L3B 18]BLA664 Intellectual Property [L3B 18]BLA665 Internal Company Structure [L3B 18]BLA666 Trade Practices Law [L3B 18]BLA668 Personal and Corporate Solvency [L3B 18]BLA671 Tax 2 [L3B 18]BLA673 Financial Institutions Law [L3B 18]BLA681 Family 1- the Family and the Child [L3B 18]BLA682 Family 2 –Financial Aspects of Family Law [L3B 18]BLA683 Succession [L3B 18]BLA684 Conflicts [L3B 18]BLA692 Elective 1 (Jessup Moot) [L3B 18]BLA693 Elective 2 (Supervised Research) [L3B 18]BLA697 Remedies [L3B 18]BLA698 Heritage Law [L3B 18]BLA699 Elective 3 (Supervised Research) [L3B 18]BMA101 Introduction to Management [C3A 20][C3C 2]

[C3E 9][C3H 22][C3S 14][E3J 33][R3C 60][S3G 82]BMA141 Principles of Business Law [C3A 20][C3C 2][C3E 9]

[E3J 33][C3H 22][R3C 60]BMA201 Organisational Behaviour [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14]

[E3J 33][R3C 60]

BMA202 Managerial Communication [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14][E3J 33][R3C 60]

BMA221 Management of Human Resources [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14][E3J 33][R3C 60]

BMA241 Employment Law [C3C 2][C3E 9][E3J 33][E4J 35][R3C 60]

BMA244 Marketing Law [C3C 2] [C3E 9][C3S 14][E3J 33][E4J 35]

BMA251 Principles of Marketing [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3J 23][C3S 14][E3J 33]

BMA252 Buyer Behaviour [C3C 2][C3E 9][E3J 33]BMA253 Marketing Research [C3C 2][C3E 9][E3J 33]BMA254 Marketing to Organisations [C3C 2]BMA255 Marketing Communications [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14]

[E3J 33]BMA281 Introduction to International Business [C3C 2]

[C3E 9]BMA282 International Marketing [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14]

[E3J 33]BMA284 International Business Operations [C3C 2][C3E 9]BMA301 Managerial Social Responsibility [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[R3C 60]BMA302 Strategic Management [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3J 23]

[R3C 60][S3G 82]BMA304 Management of Operational Processes and

Quality [C3C 2]BMA321 Employee Relations[C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14][E3J 33]

[R3C 60]BMA323 Management of Compensation and Benefits

[C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14][E3J 33][E4J 35][R3C 60]BMA324 Human Resource Development [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3S 14][E3J 33][E4J 35][R3C 60]BMA341 Administrative Law [C3C 2]BMA351 Marketing Management [C3C 2][C3E 9][E3J 33]

[E4J 35]BMA352 Sales and Customer Management [C3C 2]BMA353 Services Marketing[C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14][E3J 33]

[E4J 35]BMA354 Advanced Marketing Research [C3C 2][C3J 23]BMA371 Management and the Natural Environment [S3G 82]BMA371 Special Topics in Management [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[S3G 82]BMA381 International Human Resource Management

[C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14][E3J 33][E4J 35][R3C 60]BMA383 International Business Law [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14]BMA395 Management (Aquaculture) [S2A 96]BMA401 Research Methods in Management [C4C 7]BMA402 Management Honours Seminar [C4C 7]BMA403 Special Topics in Management [C4C 7]BMA404 Dissertation [C4C 7]BMA421 Human Resource Theory and Practice [C4C 7]BMA441 Advanced Business Law [C4C 7]BMA451 Marketing Theory and Research [C4C 7]BMA702 Research Project (equivalent to 2 units) [C7M 483]BMA706 Management Accounting [C6M 482] [C7M 483]BMA707 Strategic Management [C7M 483]BMA708 Management Information Technology [C7M 483]BMA709 Finance for Managers [C6M 482][C7M 483]

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BMA711 Organisational Behaviour [C5T 482][C6M 482][C7M 483]

BMA712 Financial Reporting and Analysis [C5T 482][C6M 482][C7M 483]

BMA714 Quantitative Analysis for Managers [C6M 482][C7M 483]

BMA720 Management Ethics [C6M 482][C7M 483]BMA721 Managing Human Resources [C5T 482][C6M 482]

[C7M 483]BMA722 Human Resource Development [C7M 483]BMA741 Economics for Managers [C6M 482] [C7M 483]BMA742 Law for Managers [C6M 482][C7M 483]BMA751 Marketing Management [C5T 482][C6M 482]

[C7M 483]BMA782 International Human Resource Management

[C7M 483]BMA784 International Finance [C7M 483]BMA785 International Marketing [C7M 483]BMA786 International Business Management [C6M 482]

[C7M 483]BMA790 Special Topics in Management [C7M 483]BMA795 Management in Aquaculture [S6C 521]BSA101 Business Information Systems [C3C 2][C3E 9]

[C3S 14][S3G 82]BSA102 Information Modelling [C3S 14][S3G 82]BSA121 Business Information Systems [C3A 20][C3H 22]BSA201 Principles of Systems [C3S 14]BSA202 Systems Development [C3S 14] [S3G 82]BSA203 Information Management [C3S 14]BSA301 IS Project Management [C3S 14][S3G 82]BSA302 IS Project [C3S 14]BSA303 Management of Information Systems [C3S 14]BSA304 Decision Support Systems [C3C 2][C3E 9][C3S 14]BSA305 Current Trends in IS [C3S 14]BSA410 Professional Skills [C4S 17]BSA411 Strategic Information Systems [C4S 17]BSA412 Systems Development Methodologies [C4S 17]BSA413 Information Systems Research Methods [C4S 17]BSA420 Dissertation [C4S 17]BSA498 Bachelor of Information Systems Honours [C4S 17]BSA751 Management of Information Systems [C7A 485]BSA752 Information Management [C7A 485]BSA753 Information Systems Strategy Formulation [C7A 485]BSA754 Managing Organisational Change [C7A 485]BSA755 System Development Methodologies [C7A 485]BSA756 Information Systems Modelling Techniques

[C7A 485]BSA757 Information Systems Research Methods [C7A 485]BSA758 Decision Support and Executive Information

Systems [C7A 485]BSA759 MIS Project [C7A 485]CAM100 Foundation Medical Studies [M3B 38]CAM105 Community Health and Medicine [M3B 38]CAM205 Community Health and Medicine [M3B 38]CAM400 Advanced Study/Research [M3B 38]CBA200 Biochemistry [M3B 38]CBA220 Biochemistry (Pharmacy) [M3F 43]CBA230 Agricultural Biochemistry [S3A 93]

CBA250 Biochemistry and Microbiology 2 [S3G 82]CBA327 Molecular Biochemistry: Techniques and Theory

[S3G 82]CBA400 Biochemistry [M4A 39]CGC500 Paediatrics and Child Health [M3B 38]CGG310 Clinical Specialties [M3B 38]CGG410 Clinical Specialties [M3B 38]CGW500 Obstetrics and Gynaecology [M3B 38]CHG101 Human Biology [M3F 43]CHG110 Integrated Structure and Function [M3B 38]CHN200 Anatomy [M3B 38]CHN400 Anatomy [M4A 39]CHP200 Human Physiology [M3B 38]CHP310 Neuroscience [M3B 38]CHP320 Pharmacology [M3B 38]CHP400 Physiology [M4A 39]CHP410 Pharmacology [M4A 39]CJA211 Microbiology (Pharmacy) [M3F 43]CJA308 Microbiology and Immunology [S3G 82]CJA310 General Pathology [M3B 38]CJA315 Special Pathology [M3B 38]CJA320 General Medical Microbiology [M3B 38]CJA325 Clinical Microbiology [M3B 38]CJA400 Microbiology [M3B 38]CJA410 Special Pathology [M3B 38]CJA420 Microbiology [M4A 39]CJA450 Pathology [M4A 39]CKA320 Surgery [M3B 38]CKA400 Surgery [M3B 38]CKA450 Surgery [M4A 39]CKA500 Surgery [M3B 38]CKA600 Surgery [M3B 38]CLA410 Community Health & General Practice [M4A 39]CLA600 Community Health (General Practice) [M3B 38]CMG310 Introduction to Clinical Studies [M3B 38]CMM300 Medicine [M3B 38]CMM400 Medicine [M3B 38]CMM450 Medicine [M4A 39]CMM500 Medicine –including Psychiatry [M3B 38]CMM600 Medicine [M3B 38]CMP420 Psychiatry [M4A 39]CMP600 Psychiatry [M3B 38]CNA105 Discipline Studies in Nursing [H3D 40]CNA106 Discipline Studies in Nursing [H3D 40]CNA125 Health Care where People Live and Work [H3D 40]CNA126 Health Care where People Live and Work 1 [H3D 40]CNA135 Society, Culture and Health [H3D 40]CNA138 Society, Culture and Health 1 [H3D 40]CNA139 Society, Culture and Health 2 [H3D 40]CNA205 Scientific Perspectives in Nursing [H3D 40]CNA225 Supportive Care in Hospital and Community

Settings [H3D 40]CNA245 Child and Adolescent Health [H3D 40]CNA246 Perspectives on Ageing [H3D 40]CNA305 Feminist and Critical Perspectives [H3D 40]CNA306 Nursing as a Profession [H3D 40]CNA314 Acute Care Nursing [H3D 40]CNA315 Acute Care Nursing [H3D 40]

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CNA316 Community Practice [H3D 40]CNA317 Community Practice [H3D 40]CNA326 Legal Issues in Nursing Practice [H3D 40]CNA365 Nursing Research [H3D 40]CNA386 Organising Nursing Care [H3D 40]CNA405 Nursing Inquiry in Practice [H4A 42]CNA435 Research Seminars & Project [H4A 42]CNA711 Advanced Therapeutic Communication [H3D 40]CNA712 Trends and Issues in Child and Family Health

[H3D 40]CNA713 Health Promotion [H3D 40]CNA720 Cancer Nursing Studies A [H3D 40]CNA760 Gerontic Nursing Studies A [H3D 40][H6A 496]CNA762 Gerontic Nursing Practice A [H6A 496]CNA770 Nursing and Medical Science in Intensive Care

[H6A 496]CNA772 Intensive Care Nursing I [H6A 496]CNA805 Discipline Studies in Nursing [H7A 497]CNA806 Contemporary Health Issues [H7A 497]CNA807 Research Methods inn Nursing [H7A 497]CNA808 Nursing Practice [H7A 497]CNA810 Thesis - part time [H7A 497]CRA101 Medical Laboratory Practice [M3E 39][S3E 97]CRA121 Histology [M3E 39]CRA171 Cell Biology [E3J 33][M3E 39][S3E 97]CRA172 Anatomy and Physiology 1 [E3J 33][M3E 39][S3E 97]CRA181 Human Bioscience 1 & 2 [H3D 40]CRA200 Human Molecular Biology [M3E 39][S3E 97]CRA222 Histopathology [M3E 39]CRA231 Haematology 1 [M3E 39]CRA251 Clinical Chemistry 1 [M3E 39]CRA273 Anatomy and Physiology 2 [E3J 33][M3E 39][S3E 97]CRA276 Microbiology and Health [E3J 33]S3E 97]CRA282 Human Bioscience 3 & 4 [H3D 40]CRA283 Human Bioscience Studies [H3D 40]CRA300 Human Molecular Biology [E3J 33]CRA311 Immunology (MLS) [M3E 39]CRA312 General Pathology [M3E 39]CRA321 Immunology [E3J 33][S3E 97]CRA332 Haematology 2 [M3E 39]CRA333 Transfusion Science [M3E 39]CRA342 Medical Microbiology A [M3E 39]CRA343 Medical Microbiology B [M3E 39]CRA352 Clinical Chemistry 2 [M3E 39]CRA353 Clinical Chemistry 3 (Endocrinology) [M3E 39]CRA385 Biomedical Science 1 (Nutrition & Neurobiology)

[S3E 97][E3J 33]CRA386 Biomedical Science 2 (Pharmacology & Patho-

physiology) [E3J 33][E4J 35][S3E 97]CSA105 Pharmacy in Health Care [M3F 43]CSA110 Pharmaceutical Science and Practice 1 [M3F 43]CSA200 Pharmaceutical Science and Practice 2 [M3F 43]CSA201 Pharmacology [M3F 43]CSA220 Medicinal Chemistry [M3F 43]CSA311 Clinical Pharmacokinetics [M3F 43]CSA315 Pharmaceutical Science and Practice 3 [M3F 43]CSA323 Therapeutics 3 [M3F 43]CSA325 Chemotherapy and Infection [M3F 43]

CSA331 Toxicology [M3F 43]CSA350 Clinical Pharmacy Residency [M3F 43]CSA411 Clinical Pharmacokinetics 4 [M3F 43]CSA415 Pharmaceutical Science and Practice 4 [M3F 43]CSA420 Research in Pharmacy [M3F 43]CSA423 Therapeutics 4 [M3F 43]CSA450 Clinical Pharmacy Residency 4 [M3F 43]EPC150 Curriculum Studies 1 [E3A 26]EPC235 Dance Education [E3A 26]EPC240 Language Development 2 [E3A 26]EPC242 Visual Arts Curriculum 2 [E3A 26]EPC243 Mathematics Curriculum 2 (K-6) [E3A 26]EPC245 Technology in the Primary School [E3A 26]EPC246 Social Education 2 [E3A 26]EPC247 Music Curriculum 1 [E3A 26]EPC248 Science Curriculum 1 (K-6) [E3A 26]EPC249 Physical Education Curriculum [E3A 26]EPC329 Mathematics Curriculum 3 (Prim) [E3A 26]EPC331 Language Development 3 (Prim) [E3A 26]EPC333 Music Curriculum 2 (Primary) [E3A 26]EPC334 Language Development 4 (Prim) [E3A 26]EPC335 LOTE Curriculum 1 (Primary) [E3A 26]EPC336 Mathematics Curriculum 3 (ECE) [E3A 26]EPC337 Language Development 3 (ECE) [E3A 26]EPC338 Kindergarten Curriculum 1 [E3A 26]EPC339 Music Curriculum 2 (ECE) [E3A 26]EPC340 Language Development 4 (ECE) [E3A 26]EPC341 Research in Education [E3A 26]EPC342 LOTE Curriculum 2 (Primary) [E3A 26]EPC345 LOTE Curriculum 1 (ECE) [E3A 26]EPC346 Drama Curriculum 2 [E3A 26]EPC400 Curriculum Planning and Evaluation (ECE) [E3A 26]

[E4A 28]EPC405 Curriculum Planning and Evaluation (Primary)

[E3A 26][E4A 28]EPC406 Mathematics Curriculum 4 (Prim) [E3A 26][E4A 28]EPC407 Science Curriculum 2 (K-6) [E3A 26][E4A 28]EPC409 Arts Education [E3A 26][E4A 28]EPC410 Kindergarten Curriculum 2 [E4A 28]EPF150 Education 1 [E3A 26]EPF202 Education 2 [E3A 26]EPF303 Education 3 [E3A 26]EPF402 Honours Dissertation [E4A 28]EPF404 Education 4 [E3A 26]EPF405 Education 4 (Honours) [E3A 26][E4A 28]EPF407 Educational Research Methods [E4A 28]EPP400 Early Childhood/Primary Studies 1 [E3A 26]

[E4A 28]EPP401 Early Childhood/Primary Studies 2 [E3A 26]EPT150 School Experience 1 (ECE/Primary) [E3A 26]EPT202 School Experience 2 (ECE/Prim) [E3A 26]EPT303 School Experience 3 (ECE/Prim) [E3A 26]EPT304 School Experience (Secondary) [E3A 26]EPT402 School Experience 4 (ECE/Primary) [E3A 26]

[E4A 28]EPT404 School Experience (Secondary) [E3A 26]ESA102 Professional Studies 1 [E3H 487]ESA103 The Practice of Teaching [E3H 487]

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ESA109 Curriculum Studies (ECE/Prim) [E3H 487]ESA110 English A [E3H 487]ESA111 Information Technology A [E3H 487]ESA112 Languages other than English (LOTE) A [E3H 487]ESA113 Mathematics A [E3H 487]ESA114 Science A [E3H 487]ESA115 Studies of Society & Environment (SOSE) A

[E3H 487]ESA116 Performing Arts: Drama A [E3H 487]ESA117 Performing Arts: Music A [E3H 487]ESA120 Special Secondary A [E3H 487]ESA121 Art A [E3H 487]ESA122 Technology A [E3H 487]ESA131 School Experience 1 (Sec) [E3H 487]ESA132 School Experience 2 (Sec) [E3H 487]ESA133 Pro Seminar 1 [E3H 487]ESA134 Pro Seminar 2 [E3H 487]ESA141 School Experience 1 (ECE/Prim) [E3H 487]ESA142 School Experience 2 (ECE/Prim) [E3H 487]ESA143 Pro Seminar 1 (ECE/Primary) [E3H 487]ESA144 Pro Seminar 2 (ECE/Primary) [E3H 487]ESA202 Professional Studies 2 [E3H 487]ESA209 Curriculum Studies (ECE/Prim) [E3H 487]ESA210 English B [E3H 487]ESA211 Information Technology B [E3H 487]ESA212 Languages other than English (LOTE) B [E3H 487]ESA213 Mathematics B [E3H 487]ESA214 Science B [E3H 487]ESA215 Studies of Society & Environment (SOSE) B

[E3H 487]ESA216 Performing Arts: Drama B [E3H 487]ESA217 Performing Arts: Music B [E3H 487]ESA220 Special Secondary B [E3H 487]ESA221 Art B [E3H 487]ESA222 Technology B [E3H 487]ESA231 School Experience 3 (Sec) [E3H 487]ESA232 School Experience 4 (Sec) (Internship) [E3H 487]ESA233 Pro Seminar 3 [E3H 487]ESA234 Pro Seminar 4 [E3H 487]ESA241 School Experience 3 (ECE/Prim) [E3H 487]ESA242 School Experience 4 (ECE/Prim) (Internship)

[E3H 487]ESA243 Pro Seminar 3 [E3H 487]ESA244 Pro Seminar 4 [E3H 487]ESA280 Honours Seminar 1 [E4H 489]ESA281 Honours Seminar 2 [E4H 489]ESA282 Honours Seminar 3 [E4H 489]ESA283 Honours Dissertation [E4H 489]ESC311 Technology Curriculum 3 [E3A 26]ESC321 Technology Curriculum 4 [E3A 26]ESC328 Teaching English 1 [E3A 26]ESC329 Teaching Drama 1 [E3A 26]ESC330 Teaching English 2 [E3A 26]ESC331 Teaching Drama 2 [E3A 26]ESC332 Mathematics Curriculum 2 (Sec) [E3A 26eESC333 Science Curriculum 2 (Secondary) [E3A 26]ESC334 Mathematics Curriculum 3 (Sec) [E3A 26]ESC335 Science Curriculum 3 (Sec) [E3A 26]

ESC402 Teaching English 3 [E3A 26]ESC403 Teaching Drama 3 [E3A 26]ESC410 Mathematics Curriculum 4 (Sec) [E3A 26]ESC411 Science Curriculum 4 (Secondary) [E3A 26]ESC421 Mathematics Curriculum 5 (Sec) [E3A 26]ESC422 Science Curriculum 5 (Sec) [E3A 26]ESC428 Teaching English 4 [E3A 26]ESC429 Teaching Drama 4 [E3A 26]ESF900 Governance and Leadership [E9Z 494]ESF901 Teaching and Assessment [E9Z 494]ESF902 Educational Policy and Professional Practice

[E9Z 494]ESF903 Dissertation [E9Z 494]ESF904 Learning and Development: Practices and Theories

[E9Z 494]ESF905 Research Methodology [E9Z 494]ESF910 Curriculum and Assessment [E9Z 494]ESF911 The Intellectual Foundations of Education [E9Z 494]ESF912 The Political Economy of Education in International

Perspective [E9Z 494]ESI407 Bases of Educational Decision [E3B 29]ESI408 Education Project [E3B 29]ESI413 Studies in Numeracy [E3B 29]ESI419 Health, Physical Education and Recreation [E3B 29]ESI420 Music and Education [E3B 29]ESI433 Education Project (Part 1) [E3B 29]ESI434 Education Project (Part 2) [E3B 29]ESI435 Effective School Leadership [E3B 29]ESI439 Studies in Teaching [E3B 29]ESI443 Technology Studies [E3B 29]ESI453 Drama in Education [E3B 29]ESI462 Special Study: Instrumental/Choral Ensemble

Technique [E3B 29]ESI464 Educational Research Methods [E3B 29]ESI465 Contemporary Issues in Education [E3B 29]ESI466 Honours Dissertation [E3B 29]ESI467 Literature for Children [E3B 29]ESI468 Language and Education [E3B 29]ESI469 Social Science Special Topic (Civics and Citizenship)

[E3B 29]ESI470 Gender Studies [E3B 29]ESI471 Introductory Educational Studies 1 [E3B 29]ESI472 Introductory Educational Studies 2 [E3B 29]ESI473 Introductory Educational Studies 3 [E3B 29]ESI474 Introductory Educational Studies 4 [E3B 29]ESI475 School and Classroom Based Curriculum

Development [E3B 29]ESI477 Psychology and the Teacher [E3B 29]ESI478 Special Study: Summer School [E3B 29]ESI480 Technology Studies Part 1 [E3B 29]ESI481 Technology Studies Part 2 [E3B 29]ESN700 Introduction to Language Acquisition and

Bilingualism [E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN701 Curriculum and Syllabus Design [E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN702 Curriculum Decision-making [E5B 490]ESN703 Educational Administration [E5B 490]ESN704 Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages

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ESN705 Language in its Cultural Context [E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN706 Research Methods [E5B 490][E7B 490]ESN707 Curriculum Development and Evaluation [E5B 490]ESN708 Curriculum Issues [E5B 490]ESN709 Teaching Studies [E5B 490]ESN710 Linguistic Issues in TESOL [E5B 490] [E6C 490]ESN711 Education Project TESOL [E5B 490] [E6C 490]ESN712 Theories of Counselling [E5B 490] [E6C 490]ESN713 Leadership and Supervision [E5B 490]ESN714 Effective Implementation [E5B 490]ESN715 Statistics Education –Data Handling [E5B 490]ESN716 Statistics Education –Chance and Inference

[E5B 490]ESN717 Statistics Education –Advanced Topics [E5B 490]ESN718 Australia in Asia –Studies of Asia in the K-8

Curriculum [E5B 490]ESN719 Australia in Asia –Special Study [E5B 490]ESN720 Australia In Asia –Studies of Asia in the Senior

Secondary Curriculum [E5B 490]ESN721 Introduction to Counselling Skills [E5B 490]

[E6C 490]ESN722 Lifespan Development [E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN725 Stress Physiology 1 [E5B 490]ESN726 Stress Physiology 2 [E5B 490]ESN727 Sport Psychology 1 [E5B 490]ESN728 Sport Psychology 2 [E5B 490]ESN729 Learning Motor Skills [E5B 490]ESN731 Introduction to Theories of Literacy Acquisition

[E5B 490]ESN732 Individual Differences and Disability: Unit A

[E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN733 Individual Differences and Disability: Unit B

[E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN734 Adult Learning [E5B 490]ESN735 Adult Learning Issues [E5B 490]ESN736 Communication Skills and Therapeutic

Management: Unit A [E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN737 Communication Skills and Therapeutic

Management: Unit B –Resource Teacher Skills[E5B 490][E6C 490]

ESN738 Dissertation –Part A [E5B 490]ESN739 Dissertation –Part B [E5B 490]ESN741 Curriculum Issues in Arts Education 1 [E5B 490]ESN742 Independent Living Skills and Behaviour

Management: Unit A [E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN743 Independent Living Skills and Behaviour

Management: Unit B [E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN744 Special Topic in Education 1 [E5B 490]ESN745 Contemporary Issues in TESOL/LOTE [E5B 490]ESN747 Science and Students’ Alternative Conceptions –

Unit A [E5B 490]ESN748 Science and Students’ Alternative Conceptions –

Unit B [E5B 490]ESN754 Communication and Language in Education

[E5B 490]ESN755 Tertiary Teaching [E5B 490]ESN757 Language Learning in Context [E5B 490]ESN758 Curriculum Issues in Arts Education 2 [E5B 490]

ESN760 Aboriginal Society within Australia: Segregationand Assimilation [E5B 490]

ESN763 Reflections in Drama Education 1 [E5B 490]ESN764 Reflections in Music Education 1 [E5B 490]ESN768 Language and Literacy in Education A [E5B 490]ESN769 Language and Literacy in Education B [E5B 490]ESN771 Language, Gender and Communication in

Education [E5B 490]ESN772 Literature, Gender and Education [E5B 490]ESN773 Education of Women and Girls [E5B 490]ESN774 Education and Women’s Careers [E5B 490]ESN775 Incountry Professional Experience [E5B 490]ESN776 Introduction to Landcare for Teachers [E5B 490]ESN777 Extended Landcare for Teachers –Specific Action

Program [E5B 490]ESN778 Project (Landcare Links for Teachers) [E5B 490]ESN779 Special Project in TESL/ TEFL/LOTE [E5B 490]ESN779 Special Project in TESL/TEFL /LOTE [E5B 490]ESN780 Reflections in Drama Education 2 [E5B 490]ESN781 Reflections in Music Education 2 [E5B 490]ESN782 Special Project in Counselling and Development

[E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN783 Family Counselling [E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN784 Adolescent Counselling [E5B 490][E6C 490]ESN785 Curriculum Issues in Second Language Learning

[E5B 490]ESN791 Language, Gender [E5B 490]ESN792 Literature, Gender [E5B 490]ESN793 Supervised Practicum in Counselling [E5B 490]

[E7B 490]ESN794 Professional Seminar in Counselling [E5B 490]

[E7B 490]ESN795 Current Issues in Art Education A [E5B 490]ESN796 Current Issues in Art Education B [E5B 490]ESN797 Education Project 1 [E5B 490]ESN798 Education Project [E5B 490]ESN799 Special Study 1 [E5B 490]ESP132 Functional Anatomy and Kinesiology [E3J 33]ESP136 Applied Kinesiology [E3J 33]ESP140 Movement Concepts [E3J 33]ESP141 Research Concepts [E3J 33]ESP210 Coaching Theory & Practice [E3J 33]ESP214 Professional Work Experience 1 [E3J 33]ESP220 Psycho-Social Aspects of Physical Activity [E3J 33]ESP230 Health Fitness & Physical Activity [E3J 33]ESP232 Psychological Basis of PhysicalActivity [E3J 33]ESP233 Motor Learning and Skill Development 1 [E3J 33]ESP234 Coaching Laboratory 2 [E3J 33]ESP235 Sports Laboratory 2 [E3J 33]ESP236 Sports Laboratory 3 [E3J 33]ESP237 Applied Physiology and Nutrition [E3J 33]ESP240 Leisure & Society [E3J 33]ESP301 Biomechanics [E3J 33][E4J 35]ESP304 Sport Injuries [E3J 33]ESP305 Leisure & Society [E3J 33]ESP307 Adapted Physical Activity [E3J 33]ESP308 Exercise Assessment and Prescription [E3J 33]ESP310 Human Movement Pedagogy 1 [E3J 33]

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ESP311 Human Movement Pedagogy 2 [E3J 33]ESP314 Professional Work Experience 2 [E3J 33]ESP315 Event and Operations Management [E3J 33]ESP315 Event and Operations Management [E3J 33]ESP320 Sport Psychology [E3J 33]ESP325 Exercise & Sport Management [E3J 33]ESP335 Human Movement Laboratory 1 [E3J 33]ESP336 Human Movement Laboratory 2 [E3J 33]ESP337 Exercise Physiology [E3J 33][E4J 35]ESP401 Human Movement Pedagogy 3 [E4J 35]ESP402 Special Topics in Human Movement 1 [E3J 33]ESP403 Special Topics in Human Movement 2 [E3J 33]ESP410 Human Movement Pedagogy 3 [E3J 33]ESP411 Health and Fitness Issues [E3J 33]ESP414 Professional Work Experience 3 [E4J 35]ESP415 Professional Work Experience 4 [E3J 33]ESP416 Professional Work Experience 3 [E3J 33] [E4J 35]ESP420 Human Movement Pedagogy 4 [E3J 33] [E4J 35]ESP433 Human Motor Behaviour and Control [E3J 33][E4J 35]ESP435 Event & Sport Marketing [E3J 33][E4J 35]ESP437 Advanced Physiology and Nutrition [E3J 33][E4J 35]ESP445 Outdoor Recreation Management [E3J 33][E4J 35]ESP460 Research Seminar [E4J 35]ESP465 Honours Seminar and Dissertation [E4J 35]ESS412 Secondary Studies 1 [E3A 26]ESS413 Secondary Studies 2 [E3A 26]EST113 Applied Food Science [E3H 487]EST117 Design & Technology 1A [E3H 487]EST127 Design & Technology 2B [E3H 487]EST203 Consumer Textiles [E3H 487]EST213 Technology 3 (Applied Design) [E3H 487]EST214 Human Nutrition 1 [E3H 487]EST216 Design and Technology 3 [E3H 487]EST221 Technology 4 (Applied Design) [E3H 487]EST311 Technology 5 [E3A 26]EST312 Technology 6 [E3A 26]EST312 Technology 6 [E3H 487]EST402 Special Study 1 [E3A 26]EST404 Special Study 2 [E3A 26]EST411 Technology 7 [E3A 26][E3H 487]EST412 Technology 8 [E3A 26][E3H 487]ESV201 Communication [E3G 30]ESV202 Management [E3G 30]ESV203 Foundations of Adult Learning [E3G 30]ESV204 Teaching and Learning 1 [E3G 30]ESV205 Communication Strategies [E3G 30]ESV206 Curriculum Development [E3G 30]ESV207 Assessment and Evaluation [E3G 30]ESV208 Issues and Contexts in AVE [E3G 30]ESV301 Teaching and Learning 2 [E3G 30]ESV302 Research and Methods in AVE [E3G 30]ESV305 Workplace Learning and Training 1 [E3G 30]ESV306 Workplace Learning and Training 2 [E3G 30]ESV307 Community and Public Education 1 [E3G 30]ESV308 Community and Public Education 2 [E3G 30]ESV309 Instructional Design in AVE 1 [E3G 30]ESV310 Instructional Design in AVE 2 [E3G 30]ESV311 Language, Literacy and Numeracy in AVE 1 [E3G 30]

ESV312 Language, Literacy and Numeracy in AVE 2 [E3G 30]ESV313 Technology, Society and Change [E3G 30]ESV314 Managing AVE [E3G 30]ESV315 Research Practice in AVE [E3G 30]ESV401 About Research in AVE [E4G 33]ESV402 Doing Research in AVE [E4G 33]ESV403 Dissertation [E4G 33]ESV404 Dissertation (Part A) [E4G 33]ESV405 Dissertation (Part B) [E4G 33]FCB100 Principal Study Extension 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCB110 Musicianship Extension 1 [F1E 65] [F3H 66]FCB120 Improvisation 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCB130 Keyboard Skills 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCB150 Conducting 1 [F3H 66]FCB160 Orchestration and Arranging 1 [F1E 65] [F3H 66]FCB190 Music Technology 1 [F1E 65] [F3H 66]FCB200 Principal Study Extension 2 [F3H 66]FCB205 Music Teaching and Learning [F3H 66]FCB220 Improvisation 2 [F3H 66]FCB230 Keyboard Skills 2 [F3H 66]FCB250 Conducting 2 [F3H 66]FCB290 Music Technology 2 [F3H 66]FCB300 Principal Study Extension 3 [F3H 66]FCC100 Principal Study Composition 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCC150 Performance for Composers 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCC200 Principal Study Composition 2 [F3H 66]FCC250 Performance for Composers 2 [F3H 66]FCC300 Principal Study Composition 3 [F3H 66]FCC350 Performance for Composers 3 [F3H 66]FCC400 Principal Study Composition 4 [F3H 66]FCE100 Ensemble 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCE180 Ensemble Study [F1E 65]FCE200 Ensemble 2 [F3H 66]FCE300 Ensemble 3 [F3H 66]FCE400 Performance 4 [F3H 66]FCG100 Principal Study Guitar 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCG150 Guitar Repertoire 1 [F1E 65] [F3H 66]FCG180 General Musicianship [F1E 65]FCG200 Principal Study Guitar 2 [F3H 66]FCG250 Guitar Repertoire 2 [F3H 66]FCG300 Principal Study Guitar 3 [F3H 66]FCG350 Guitar Repertoire 3 [F3H 66]FCL100 Aural & Listening 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCL180 Language Support Studies [F1E 65]FCL200 Aural and Listening 2 [F3H 66]FCL300 Aural and Listening 3 [F3H 66]FCM180 Music Practice [F1E 65]FCN100 Principal Study Contemporary [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCN150 Style and Analysis 1 [F1E 65]FCN150 Style and Analysis 1 [F3H 66]FCN200 Principal Study Contemporary Music 2 [F3H 66]FCN250 Style and Analysis 2 [F3H 66]FCN300 Principal Study Contemporary Music 3 [F3H 66]FCN350 Style and Analysis 3 [F3H 66]FCO100 Principal Study Orchestral [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCO150 Orchestra & Repertoire 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCO200 Principal Study Orchestral Instruments 2 [F3H 66]FCO250 Orchestra & Repertoire 2 [F3H 66]

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FCO300 Principal Study Orchestral Instruments 3 [F3H 66]FCO350 Orchestra & Repertoire 3 [F3H 66]FCP100 Performance and Communications 1 [F1E 65]

[F3H 66]FCP180 Practical Study [F1E 65]FCP200 Performance and Communications 2 [F3H 66]FCP300 Performance and Communications 3 [F3H 66]FCP400 Performance & Communications 4 [F3H 66]FCT100 Music Theory 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCT200 Music Theory 2 [F3H 66]FCT300 Music Theory 3 [F3H 66]FCT400 Music Teaching 4 [F3H 66]FCV100 Principal Study Voice 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCV150 Language for Singers 1 (French) [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCV200 Principal Study Voice 2 [F3H 66]FCV250 Language for Singers 2 (French) [F3H 66]FCV300 Principal Study Voice 3 [F3H 66]FCV350 Language for Singers 3 (French) [F3H 66]FCY100 Principal Study Keyboard 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCY150 Accompaniment 1 [F1E 65][F3H 66]FCY200 Principal Study Keyboard 2 [F3H 66]FCY250 Accompaniment 2 [F3H 66]FCY300 Principal Study Keyboard 3 [F3H 66]FCY350 Accompaniment 3 (Voice) [F3H 66]FCZ400 Bachelor of Music with Honours (Full time) [F4A 79]FFA100 Art Theory 1A: The Reception of Art Today [F1G 73]

[F3E 74]FFA101 Art Theory 1B: Introduction to the History of

Western Culture [F1G 73][F3E 74]FFA200 Art Theory 2A: European Modernism [F3E 74]FFA201 Art Theory 2B: European and US Postmodernism

[F3E 74]FFA233 Professional Practice [F3E 74]FFA234 Gallery Studies [F3E 74]FFA240/340 The Body in Art [F3E 74]FFA241/341 Landscape and Issues of Postcolonialism in

Australian Art [F3E 74]FFA300 Research Seminar 1 [F3E 74]FFA301 Research Seminar 2 [F3E 74]FFA400 Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours (Full time)

[F4A 79]FFA401 Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours (Part time)

[F4A 79]FFA750 Professional Practices 1 [F7D 508]FFA751 Professional Practices 2 [F7D 508]FFA752 Professional Practices 3 [F7D 508]FFA753 Research Project [F7D 508]FFA760 Professional Practices 1 - PT [F7D 508]FFA761 Professional Practices 2 - PT [F7D 508]FFA762 Professional Practices 3 - PT [F7D 508]FFA763 Research Project - PT [F7D 508]FFC110 Ceramics 1 [F3E 74]FFC180 Ceramics 1 [F1G 73]FFC210 Ceramics 2 [F3E 74]FFC250 Ceramics 2A: Precious and Ephemeral [F3E 74]FFC251 Ceramics 2B: Ceramics Project [F3E 74]FFC280 Ceramics 2 [F1G 73]FFC310 Ceramics 3 [F3E 74]

FFD100 Drawing 1A: Introduction to Drawing 1 [F3E 74]FFD101 Drawing 1B: Introduction to Drawing 2 [F3E 74]FFD180 Drawing 1 [F1G 73]FFD200 Drawing 2A (Elective) [F3E 74]FFD201 Drawing 2B: Drawing into Print (Elective) [F3E 74]FFD202 Drawing 3A (Elective) [F3E 74]FFD203 Drawing 3B: (Elective) [F3E 74]FFD280 Drawing 2 [F1G 73]FFD302 Drawing in the Landscape (Elective) [F3E 74]FFE100 Studio Survey [F3E 74]FFJ250 Jewellery and Metalsmithing 2A: Technologies

[F3E 74]FFJ251 Jewellery and Metalsmithing 2B: Elective [F3E 74]FFP110 Painting 1 [F3E 74]FFP180 Painting 1 [F1G 73]FFP210 Painting 2 [F3E 74]FFP250 Painting 2A: Painting Project [F3E 74]FFP251 Painting 2B: Colour Through Paint [F3E 74]FFP280 Painting 2 [F1G 73]FFP310 Painting 3 [F3E 74]FFR110 Printmedia 1 [F3E 74]FFR180 Printmedia 1 [F1G 73]FFR210 Printmedia 2 [F3E 74]FFR250 Printmedia 2A: Photography as Service [F3E 74]FFR252 Computer Imaging [F3E 74]FFR280 Printmedia 2 [F1G 73]FFR310 Printmedia 3 [F3E 74]FFS110 Sculpture 1 [F3E 74]FFS180 Sculpture 1 [F1G 73]FFS210 Sculpture 2 [F3E 74]FFS250 Sculpture 2A: Project 1 [F3E 74]FFS251 Sculpture 2B: Project 2 [F3E 74]FFS280 Sculpture 2 [F1G 73]FFS310 Sculpture 3 [F3E 74]FFX110 Textiles 1 [F3E 74]FFX180 Textiles 1 [F1G 73]FFX210 Textiles 2 [F3E 74]FFX250 Textiles 2A: The Allure of Fibre and Cloth [F3E 74]FFX251 Textiles 2B: Textiles in Differing Contexts [F3E 74]FFX280 Textiles 2 [F1G 73]FFX310 Textiles 2 [F3E 74]FPB110 Drama 1 [F3B 71]FPB119 Technical Theatre 1 [F3B 71]FPB150 Performance Study 1 (Theatre) [F3B 71]FPB215 Drama 2 [F3B 71]FPB250 Performance Study 2 (Theatre) [F3B 71]FPB311 Drama 5: 20th Century [E3A 26]FPB312 Solo Recital Project [E3A 26]FPB315 Drama 3: Twentieth Century British, American and

European Drama [F3B 71]FPB321 Drama 6: Twentieth Century American and

European [E3A 26]FPB322 Production and Performance [E3A 26]FPB350 Performance Study 3 (Theatre) [F3B 71]FPC100 The Arts & Cultural Context 1 [F3B 71]FPC200 Vocationally Oriented Study 1 [F3B 71]FPC300 Vocationally Oriented Study 2 [F3B 71]FPC350 Vocationally Oriented Study 3 [F3B 71]

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FPD111 Technical Theatre 1 [F1H 70]FPD112 Theatrecrafts 1 [F1H 70]FPD114 Design I [F1H 70]FPD115 Sound Technology I [F1H 70]FPD121 Technical Theatre 2 [F1H 70]FPD122 Theatrecrafts 2 [F1H 70]FPD124 Design 2 [F1H 70]FPD125 Sound Technology 2 [F1H 70]FPD211 Technical Theatre 3 [F1H 70]FPD213 Arts Administration & Theatre Management 1

[F1H 70]FPD216 Text Based Production [F1H 70]FPD217 Student Directed Projects [F1H 70]FPD221 Technical Theatre 4 [F1H 70]FPD223 Arts Administration & Theatre Management 2

[F1H 70]FPD226 Television Production [F1H 70]FPD227 Radio Production [F1H 70]FPD228 Community Based Theatre, Radio or Television

Practice [F1H 70]FPF100 Theory Composition and Arranging 1 [F3B 71]FPF112 Musicology 1 [F3B 71]FPF122 Musicology 2 [F3B 71]FPF130 Musicology A/B [F3B 71]FPF150 Performance Study 1 (Music) [F3B 71]FPF200 Theory Composition and Arranging 2 [F3B 71]FPF212 Musicology 4 [F3B 71]FPF214 Classical Theory and Composition [F3B 71]FPF215 Conducting [F3B 71]FPF217 Ensemble 3 [F3B 71]FPF227 Ensemble 4 [F3B 71]FPF250 Performance Study 2 (Music) [F3B 71]FPF317 Ensemble 5 [F3B 71]FPF350 Performance Study 3 (Music) [F3B 71]FPH101 Musicianship [F3B 71]FPH102 Class Instrument [F3B 71]FPH122 Class Instrument 2 [F3B 71]FPH201 Musicology [F3B 71]FPH202 Conducting [F3B 71]FPH217 Musicianship 3 [F3B 71]FPH312 Class Instrument 5 [F3B 71]FPH322 Class Instrument 6 [F3B 71]FPH411 Music in the Schools 8 [F3B 71]FPJ100 Practice, Performance & Communication Skills

[F1H 70]FPJ102 Aural Skills 1 [F1H 70]FPJ111 Practical Study 1 [F1H 70]FPJ112 Practical Study 2 [F1H 70]FPJ115 Sound Technology 1 [F1H 70]FPJ116 Sound Technology 2 [F1H 70]FPJ123 Theory and Improvisation [F1H 70]FPJ133 Music Studies 1 [F1H 70]FPJ203 Aural Skills [F1H 70]FPJ213 Practical Study 3 [F1H 70]FPJ214 Practical Study 4 [F1H 70]FPJ219 Music Industry Studies [F1H 70]FPJ220 Studio Teaching [F1H 70]FPJ229 Composition & Arranging [F1H 70]

FPJ231 Music Elective [F1H 70]FPJ232 Music Studies 2 [F1H 70]FPJ237 History and Analysis [F1H 70]FSA400 Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours (Full time)

[F4A 79]FSA401 Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours (Part time)

[F4A 79]FSB275 Design Drawing [F3E 74]FSC110 Ceramics 1 [F3E 74]FSC210 Ceramics 2 [F3E 74]FSC250 Ceramics 2A [F3E 74]FSC310 Ceramics 3 [F3E 74]FSC350 Ceramics 3A [F3E 74]FSD150 Life Drawing: Constructing the Body [F3E 74]FSD151 The Body: Form and Expression [F3E 74]FSD152 Seeing and Drawing: The Representation of

Appearances [F3E 74]FSD153 What is Drawing? Media and Methods in Drawing

[F3E 74]FSD250/350 Pictorial Composition: Form and Meaning

[F3E 74]FSD251/351 Sourcing the Image [F3E 74]FSD252/352 Seeing and Drawing: Beneath the Surface

[F3E 74]FSD253/353 The Historical Landscape [F3E 74]FSD254/354 The Body as Image [F3E 74]FSD255/355 Life Drawing: Personal Project A [F3E 74]FSD256/356 Life Drawing: Personal Project B [F3E 74]FSD257/357 Image Development: Personal Project A [F3E 74]FSD258/358 Image Development: Personal Project B [F3E 74]FSF110 Furniture Design 1 [F3E 74]FSF210 Furniture Design 2 [F3E 74]FSF250 Furniture Design 2A [F3E 74]FSF310 Furniture Design 3 [F3E 74]FSF350 Furniture Design 3A [F3E 74]FSG110 Graphic Design 1 [F3E 74]FSG210 Graphic Design 2 [F3E 74]FSG250 Graphic Design 2A [F3E 74]FSG310 Graphic Design 3 [F3E 74]FSG350 Graphic Design 3A [F3E 74]FSH110 Photography 1 [F3E 74]FSH210 Photography 2 [F3E 74]FSH250 Photography 2A [F3E 74]FSH310 Photography 3 [F3E 74]FSH350 Photography 3A [F3E 74]FSP110 Painting 1 [F3E 74]FSP200 Performing Arts Elective 1 [F1H 70]FSP200 Performing Arts Elective 1 [F3B 71]FSP201 Performing Arts Elective 2 [F1H 70]FSP201 Performing Arts Elective 2 [F3B 71]FSP210 Painting 2 [F3E 74]FSP250 Painting 2A [F3E 74]FSP300 Performing Arts Elective 3 [F1H 70]FSP300 Performing Arts Elective 3 [F3B 71]FSP310 Painting 3 [F3E 74]FSP350 Painting 3A [F3E 74]FSR110 Printmaking 1 [F3E 74]FSR210 Printmaking 2 [F3E 74]

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FSR250 Printmaking 2A [F3E 74]FSR310 Printmaking 3 [F3E 74]FSR350 Printmaking 3A [F3E 74]FSS110 Sculpture 1 [F3E 74]FSS210 Sculpture 2 [F3E 74]FSS250 Sculpture 2A [F3E 74]FSS310 Sculpture 3 [F3E 74]FSS350 Sculpture 3A [F3E 74]FST100 Art and Design Theory 1 [F3E 74]FST200/300 Art and Design Theory 2/3 (compulsory)

[F3E 74]FST201/301 Australian Art of the 1970s and 1980s [F3E 74]FST202/302 Cinema [F3E 74]FST203/303 Postmodernism and Visual Culture [F3E 74]FST204/304 Performance [F3E 74]FST205/305 Picturing the Wilderness [F3E 74]FST206/306 Contemporary Craft and Design [F3E 74]FST207/307 Fashioning the Body [F3E 74]FST208/308 Art as a Way of Life: Romantics, Rebels,

Academics and Aesthetes [F3E 74]FST209/309 Feminist Aesthetics [F3E 74]FST210/310 Spells of Enchantment: Fairy Tale and Fable in

Recent Cinema [F3E 74]FST211/311 Has the World Gone Mad? Surrrealist Art

Between the Wars [F3E 74]FST212/312 Fantasy Decor [F3E 74]FSV150 Video 1A [F3E 74]FSV250 Video 2A [F3E 74]FSV350 Video 3A [F3E 74]FSW150 Woodskills 1A [F3E 74]FSW250 Woodskills 2A [F3E 74]FSX250/350 Digital Imaging A [F3E 74]FSX251/351 Digital Imaging B [F3E 74]FSX252/352 Desktop Publishing [F3E 74]FSX253/353 WWW (World Wide Web) Design [F3E 74]FSX254/354 Time-based/Multi Media [F3E 74]FSX255/355 Digital 3D Design [F3E 74]FSZ250/350 Early Exploration and Settlement [F3E 74]HAB101 Introduction to Aboriginal/Indigenous Australia

[R3A 47]HAB102 Introduction to Aboriginal/Indigenous Australia

[R3A 47]HAB204/304 Cape Barren Island 1850–1950 [R3A 47]HAB206/306 Contemporary Indigenous Tasmania [R3A 47]HAB252/352 Indigenous Life Histories [R3A 47]HAB301 Aboriginal Studies Research Project [R3A 47]HAB302 Aboriginal Studies Research Project [R3A 47]HAC201/301 Cultural Studies: an Introduction [R3A 47]HAC204/304 Critical Theory [R3A 47]HAC209/309 Literature and Environment [R3A 47]HAC224/324 Information and Society [R3A 47]HAC225/325 Popular Culture and the Mass Media [R3A 47]HAC228/328 Sport, Leisure and Tourism [R3A 47]HAC229/329 Cultures and Societies of Southeast Asia

[R3A 47]HAC230/330 Globalisation and Culture [R3A 47]HAC241/341 Postmodern Politics: Ideology, Power and

Freedom [R3A 47]

HAC243/343 Sociology of Nature [R3A 47]HAC246/346 National Shakespeare [R3A 47]HAC247/347 Popular Fictions: Texts and Audiences

[R3A 47]HAC248/348 Crossing Text, Music and Image [R3A 47]HAC249/349 Power, Pleasure and Perversion [R3A 47]HAC250/350 Postmodernism and Visual Culture [R3A 47]HAF201/301 Women, Power and Society [R3A 47]HAF203/303 Gender in European Thought [R3A 47]HAF204/304 Philosophy of Feminism [R3A 47]HAF206/306 Language, Gender and Communication in

Education [R3A 47]HAF207/307 Gender, Literature and Education [R3A 47]HAF208/308 Education of Women and Girls [R3A 47]HAF209/309 Law, Gender and Power [R3A 47]HAF210/310 The Politics of Gender, the Politics of

Feminism [R3A 47]HAF211/311 Feminist Aesthetics [R3A 47]HAF214/314 Women and Work in Australia [R3A 47]HAF215/315 Contemporary Feminist Thought: Themes,

Issues and Conflicts [R3A 47]HAF216/316 Women and Medieval Writing [R3A 47]HAF223/323 British Women Writing (Nineteenth Century)

[R3A 47]HAF224/324 American Women Writing (Nineteenth

Century) [R3A 47]HAF225/325 Reading the Classics: Ovid and Chaucer [R3A

47]HAF226/326 Power, Pleasure and Perversion [R3A 47]HAF260/360 Islam, Law and Women –Historical and

Contemporary Perspectives [R3A 47]HEA100 English 1 [C3C 2][R3A 47]HEA101 Introduction to English: Australian Literature

[R3A 47]HEA102 Introduction to English: Poetry [R3A 47]HEA2 (any second year 25% unit or two 12.5% units) [C3C 2]HEA201/301 Creative Writing A [R3A 47]HEA202/302 Creative Writing B [R3A 47]HEA203/303 Writing Poetry and Short Fiction [R3A 47]HEA212/312 Women and Medieval Writing [R3A 47]HEA222/322 Shakespeare: Histories and Tragedies [R3A 47]HEA226/326 Modern Drama [R3A 47]HEA227/327 Reading the Classics: Ovid and Chaucer

[R3A 47]HEA251/351 Poetry & Australian Modernity [R3A 47]HEA252/352 Settlers & Convicts [R3A 47]HEA253/353 African Literature West and South [R3A 47]HEA254/354 Power, Pleasure and Perversion [R3A 47]HEA255/355 Confessional Poetry [R3A 47]HEA256/356 Crossing Text, Music and Image [R3A 47]HEA257/357 British Women Writing (Nineteenth Century)

[R3A 47]HEA258/358 American Women Writing (Nineteenth

Century) [R3A 47]HEA259/359 African Literature [R3A 47]HEA260/360 Critical Theory [R3A 47]HEA262/362 National Shakespeare [R3A 47]HEA265 Literature and Environment [S3G 82]

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HEA265/365 Literature and Environment [R3A 47]HEA267/367 Popular Fictions: Texts and Audiences [R3A 47]HEA274/374 Cultural Studies: an Introduction [R3A 47]HEA279/379 Modernism in British Literature: 1910 –1930

[E3A 26]HEA365 Literature and Environment [S3G 82]HEA375 Research Project [R3A 47]HEA376 Research Project [E3A 26]HEA376 Research Project [R3A 47]HEF100 French 1 [C3C 2][R3A 47]HEF2 (one other 12.5% unit at the 200 level) [C3C 2]HEF201 Oral and Written French 2 [C3C 2]HEF201 Oral and Written French 2 [R3A 47]HEF204/304 Trois textes, trois temps, trois regards: le

Maghreb [R3A 47]HEF205/305 Survey of French Literature (Beginnings to

1600) [R3A 47]HEF301 Oral and Written French 3 [R3A 47]HEF302 Oral and Written French 3B [R3A 47]HEF303 Business French [R3A 47]HEF307 The French Novel (1900–1950) [R3A 47]HEF311/411 French Linguistics: Semantics [R3A 47]HEG100 German 1 [C3C 2][R3A 47]HEG201 German Language Skills 2 [C3C 2][R3A 47]HEG203 Basic Business German [C3C 2][R3A 47]HEG213 Introduction to Post-1945 German Literature

[R3A 47]HEG301 German Language Skills 3 [R3A 47]HEG303/403 Advanced Business German 3B [R3A 47]HEG304 The German Film: More than One Hundred Years

of German Cinema [R3A 47]HEG305/405 Medieval German Language and Literature

[R3A 47]HEG306/406 Poetry of the Goethezeit [R3A 47]HEG311 The Contemporary Novelle [R3A 47]HEI301 Italian Advanced Language [R3A 47]HEI306 Professional Translating and Interpreting of Italian

[R3A 47]HEI310 Italian Drama and Fiction [R3A 47]HGA100 Sociology 1 –Principles of Social Organisation

[R3A 47][S3G 82]HGA103 Sociology A [R3A 47][R3C 60]HGA104 Sociology B [R3A 47][R3C 60]HGA105 Introduction to Social Research Methods A [R3A 47]

[R3C 60]HGA106 Introduction to Social Research Methods B [R3A 47]

[R3C 60]HGA202 Sociological Analysis of Modern Society [R3A 47]HGA203/303 Social Research [R3A 47]HGA204/304 Survey Research [R3A 47][R3C 60]HGA222/322 Information and Society [R3A 47]HGA225/325 Popular Culture and the Mass Media [R3A 47]HGA227/327 Women, Power and Society [R3A 47]HGA229/329 Sociology of Health and Illness [R3A 47]HGA230/330 Qualitative Research Methods [R3A 47]HGA233/333 Mass Social Movements [R3A 47][S3G 82]HGA236/336 Understanding Organisations [R3A 47]HGA251/351 Sport, Leisure and Tourism [R3A 47][S3G 82]

HGA254/354 Cultures and Societies of Southeast Asia[R3A 47]

HGA255/355 Globalisation and Culture [R3A 47]HGA259/359 Sociology of Deviance [R3A 47][R3C 60]HGA260/360 Sociology of Power [R3A 47][R3C 60]HGA261/361 Sociology of Nature [R3A 47][S3G 82]HGA262/362 Social Inequality [R3A 47][R3C 60]HGA333 Mass Social Movements [S3G 82]HGA351 Sport, Leisure and Tourism [S3G 82]HGA361 Sociology of Nature [S3G 82]HGP101 Introduction to Psychology A [R3A 47]HGP102 Introduction to Psychology B [R3A 47]HGP205 Human Development 1: Childhood and Adoles-

cence [R3A 47]HGP206 Human Development 2: Adulthood and Aging

[R3A 47]HGP207 Social Behaviour and Social Influence [R3A 47]HGP208 Research Project in Social Psychology [R3A 47]HGW301 Interpersonal Theory and Practice 1 [R3B 63]HGW302 Social Work Practice and Theory [R3B 63]HGW303 Social Work Practicum 1 [R3B 63]HGW306/406 Organisational Context and Administrative

Practice [R3B 63][R4B 64]HGW307/407 Social Work Practice and the Law [R3B 63]

[R4B 64]HGW401 Interpersonal Theory and Practice 2 [R3B 63]

[R4B 64]HGW402 Community Work Practice [R3B 63] [R4B 64]HGW403 Social Work Practicum 2 [R3B 63]HGW408 Social Work Practicum 2 [R4B 64]HGW409 Social Work Practicum 3 [R4B 64]HGW410 Social Work Honours Dissertation [R4B 64]HLA210/310 Information Sources [E3A 26][R3A 47]HMA100 Asian Studies 1 [R3A 47][C3C 2]HMA202/302 Geography of Asia [R3A 47]HMA204/304 Modern India till Independence [R3A 47]HMA205/305 Politics in Contemporary Japan [R3A 47]HMA207/307 India since Independence [R3A 47]HMA209/309 The South Pacific in World Affairs [R3A 47]HMA210/310 Politics in Contemporary China [R3A 47]HMA211/311 Australia and Asia [R3A 47]HMA212/312 Japan and the Asia-Pacific Region [R3A 47]HMA215/315 The Asian Dragons [R3A 47]HMA216/316 Politics of Democratisation, East and West

[R3A 47]HMA217/317 Cultures and Societies of Southeast Asia

[R3A 47]HMA218/318 Globalisation and Culture [R3A 47]HMA219/319 Asian Political Thought [R3A 47]HMA221/321 Contemporary Asian Issues [R3A 47]HMA222/322 The Asia-Pacific Economies: Tigers [R3A 47]HMA227/327 Chinese 3 Chinese Culture & Society [R3A 47]HMA228/328 Indo-Tibetan Philosophy, History and

Culture [R3A 47]HMA230/330 Japanese 2 Language Skills A [R3A 47]HMA231/331 Japanese 2 Language Skills B [R3A 47]HMA232/332 Intermediate Indonesian (Reading and

Writing) [R3A 47]

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HMA233/333 Intermediate Indonesian (Conversation)[R3A 47]

HMA234/334 Chinese 2 Language Skills A [R3A 47]HMA235/335 Chinese 2 Language Skills B [R3A 47]HMA236/336 Classical Japanese Literature [R3A 47]HMA237/337 Modern Japanese Literature [R3A 47]HMA240/340 Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy [R3A 47]HMA241/341 Buddhism, Satyagraha and Nonviolence

[R3A 47]HMA242/342 Advanced Buddhist Philosophy [R3A 47]HMA243/343 The Sound of the Past [R3A 47]HMA244/344 Islam, Law and Women –Historical and

Contemporary Perspectives [R3A 47]HMA300 Research Project [R3A 47]HMA301 Research Project [R3A 47]HMC100 Chinese 1 [C3C 2][R3A 47]HMC201 Chinese 2 Language Skills A [C3C 2][R3A 47]HMC202 Chinese 2 Language Skills B [C3C 2][R3A 47]HMC301 Chinese 3 Speaking and Listening Skills [C3C 2]

[R3A 47]HMC302 Chinese 3 Reading and Writing Skills [C3C 2]

[R3A 47]HMC303 Chinese 3 Chinese Culture and Society [C3C 2]

[R3A 47]HMJ100 Japanese 1 [C3C 2][R3A 47]HMJ201 Japanese 2 Language Skills A [C3C 2][R3A 47]HMJ202 Japanese 2 Language Skills B [C3C 2][R3A 47]HMJ203 Japanese 2 Language Skills A (Japan) [R3A 47]HMJ204 Japanese 2 Language Skills B (Japan) [R3A 47]HMJ306 Reading and Writing Japanese [C3C 2][R3A 47]HMJ307 Spoken Japanese [C3C 2][R3A 47]HMJ331 Modern Japanese Literature [R3A 47]HMJ332 Japanese for Professional Purposes [R3A 47]HMJ333 Classical Japanese Literature [R3A 47]HMN100 Introductory Indonesian [C3C 2][H3D 40][R3A 47]HMN102 Introductory Indonesian –Full Year (A) [R3A 47]HMN112 Introductory Indonesian –Full Year (B) [R3A 47]HMN201 Intermediate Indonesian (Reading and Writing)

[C3C 2][R3A 47]HMN202 Intermediate Indonesian (Conversation) [C3C

2][R3A 47]HMN203 Intermediate Indonesian (Conversation) (Padang)

[R3A 47]HMN204 Intermediate Indonesian (Reading and Writing)

(Padang) [H3D 40][R3A 47]HMN205 Intermediate Indonesian for Teachers (Conversa-

tion) (Padang) [R3A 47]HMN206 Intermediate Indonesian for Teachers (Reading

and Writing) (Padang) [R3A 47]HMN302 Advanced Indonesian Language Skills [R3A 47]HMN303 Interpreting and Translating Indonesian [C3C 2]HMN305 Topics in Indonesian Literature [R3A 47]HMN306 Advanced Indonesian Language Skills (Padang)

[R3A 47]HMN307 Indonesian Literature in Context (Padang) [R3A 47]HMN308 Reading Indonesian [R3A 47]HMN309 Reading and Writing Jawi [R3A 47]HPA101 Philosophy 1A [R3A 47]

HPA102 Philosophy 1B [R3A 47]HPA181 Introduction to Philosophy 1A [R3A 47]HPA182 Introduction to Philosophy 1B [R3A 47]HPA201/301 Philosophy and Literature [R3A 47]HPA207/307 Philosophy of Mind [R3A 47]HPA209/309 The Meaning of Life [R3A 47]HPA210/310 Moral Philosophy [R3A 47]HPA213/313 Eighteenth Century British Moralists [R3A 47]HPA219/319 Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy [R3A 47]HPA225/325 Philosophy of Religion [R3A 47]HPA229/329 Buddhism, Satyagraha and Nonviolence

[R3A 47]HPA235/335 Philosophy of Right and Wrong [R3A 47]HPA242/342 Law, Society and Morality [R3A 47]HPA253/353 Contemporary Philosophy [R3A 47]HPA261/361 Wittgenstein [R3A 47]HPA266/366 History of Philosophy 1: from Early Greece to

the Renaissance [R3A 47]HPA268/368 History of Philosophy 2: Modern Philosophy

[R3A 47]HPA269/369 Philosophy of Health Care [H3D 40][R3A 47]HPA270/370 Philosophy of Feminism [R3A 47]HPA274/374 Philosophy of Religion and Science I [R3A 47]HPA275 Environmental Ethics [S3G 82]HPA276/376 Indo-Tibetan Philosophy, History and

Culture [R3A 47]HPA277/377 Environmental Ethics [R3A 47]HPA289/389 Political Philosophy [R3A 47]HPA291/391 Logic I [C3S 14][R3A 47]HPA292/392 Logic II [R3A 47]HPA293/393 Philosophy of Religion and Science II [R3A 47]HPA297/397 Advanced Buddhist Philosophy [R3A 47]HPA375 Environmental Ethics [S3G 82]HPA398 Philosophy 1997–1998 [R3A 47]HSA100 Political Science 1 [C3C 2][R3A 47]HSA211/311 19th Century Political Thought: Enlighten-

ment and After [R3A 47]HSA212/312 Political Thought: Liberal Democracy [R3A 47]HSA213/313 The Politics of Gender, The Politics of

Feminism [R3A 47]HSA214/314 Contemporary Feminist Thought [R3A 47]HSA216/316 Postmodern Politics: Ideology, Power and

Freedom [R3A 47]HSA218/318 Asian Political Thought [R3A 47]HSA222/322 Comparative Political Systems [R3A 47]HSA223/323 Ethnic Politics [R3A 47]HSA224/324 Race Politics [R3A 47]HSA227/327 Politics of Democratisation, East and West

[R3A 47]HSA229/329 Revolution and Dissent [R3A 47]HSA232/332 International Organisation [R3A 47]HSA233/333 Japan and the Asia-Pacific Region [R3A 47]HSA234/334 Sovereignty, the State and International

Order [R3A 47]HSA235/335 The South Pacific in World Affairs [R3A 47]HSA240/340 Australian Foreign Policy [R3A 47]HSA241/341 The Australian Political System: Political

Parties and Parliament [R3A 47]

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HSA250/350 Politics in Contemporary Japan [R3A 47]HSA255/355 The Asian Dragons [R3A 47]HSA256/356 Politics in Contemporary China [R3A 47]HSD100 Administration 1[R3A 47][S3G 82]HSD110 Government and Public Policy A [R3C 60]HSD111 Government and Public Policy B [R3C 60]HSD206/306 Policy Process [R3A 47][R3C 60]HSD208/308 Business-Government Relations [R3A 47]

[R3C 60]HSD209/309 Policy Analysis [R3A 47][R3C 60]HSD217/317 The Politics of Labour-Management Relations

[R3A 47]HSD223/323 Regional Development Policy [R3A 47][R3C 60]HSD225/325 Women and Work in Australia [R3A 47]HSD230 Australian Environmental Policy [S3G 82]HSD230/330 Australian Environmental Policy [R3A 47]

[R3C 60]HSD231/331 Social Policy in Welfare States [R3A 47][R3C 60]HSD232/332 International Organisation [R3A 47]HSD235/335 Public Administration [R3A 47]R3C 60]HSD236/336 Government & the Economy [R3A 47][R3C 60]HSD238/338 Understanding Organisations [C3C 2][R3A 47]

[R3C 60]HSD239/339 Asian Work and Environment [R3A 47]HSD330 Australian Environmental Policy [S3G 82]HSD705 Human Resource Management [R7D 503]HSD714 Political Institutions and Policy Dynamics [R7D 503]HSD715 Public Sector Management [R7D 503]HSD716 State, Economy and Public Policy [R7D 503]HSD717 Research Strategies [R7D 503]HSD718 Research Project [R7D 503]HSD740 Financial and Technology Management [R7D 503]HSD741 Ethics and Administrative Law [R7D 503]HSD742 Reading Unit [R7D 503]HSD743 Planning Implementation and Review [R7D 503]HTA100 History 1 [R3A 47][S3G 82]HTA101 History 1 [R3A 47]HTA102 History 1 [R3A 47]HTA203/303 Modern Europe 1815–1914 [R3A 47]HTA204/304 Australia from the 1850s to the Eve of ‘The

Great War’ [R3A 47]HTA205/305 Gender in European Thought [R3A 47]HTA209/309 Europe in an Age of Crisis 1560–1640 [R3A 47]HTA212/312 Europe in the High Middle Ages, AD 1000–

1300 [R3A 47]HTA216/316 Revolution and Dissent [R3A 47]HTA218/318 Crime and the Law in Historical Perspective

[R3A 47]HTA219/319 Cultural Encounters in the Eighteenth

Century [R3A 47]HTA220/320 Historiographical Studies [R3A 47]HTA221/321 Modern India till Independence [R3A 47]HTA222/322 India since Independence [R3A 47]HTA223/323 Islam, Law and Women –Historical and

Contemporary Perspectives [R3A 47]HTA229/329 Van Diemen’s Land 1642–1850 [R3A 47]HTA241/341 History of the USA [R3A 47]HTA251/351 Third World Issues [R3A 47]

HTA271/371 Environmental History [R3A 47]HTA281/381 The Sound of the Past [R3A 47]HTA395 Research Project [R3A 47]HTA396 Research Project [R3A 47]HTC100 Ancient Civilisations 1 [R3A 47]HTC203/303 Roman Imperial Society [R3A 47]HTC209/309 Later Greek & Roman Art [R3A 47]HTC210/310 Greek & Roman Epic [R3A 47]HTC211/311 Greek Tragedy [R3A 47]HTC215 Latin 1 [R3A 47]HTC216/316 Advanced Ancient Greek A [R3A 47]HTC217/317 Advanced Latin A [R3A 47]HTC218/318 Advanced Ancient Greek B [R3A 47]HTC219/319 Advanced Latin B [R3A 47]HTC223/323 Greek and Roman Mythology [R3A 47]HTC225/325 Reading the Classics: Ovid and Chaucer

[R3A 47]HTC226/326 Medieval Latin and the Classical Tradition

[R3A 47]HTC315 Latin 1 [R3A 47]HTG200 Ancient Greek 2 [R3A 47]HTG216 Advanced Ancient Greek A [R3A 47]HTG218 Advanced Ancient Greek B [R3A 47]HTG220 Intermediate Ancient Greek Grammar [R3A 47]HTG300 Ancient Greek 3 [R3A 47]HTG316 Advanced Ancient Greek A [R3A 47]HTG318 Advanced Ancient Greek B [R3A 47]HTG320 Advanced Ancient Greek Grammar [R3A 47]HTL100 Latin 1 [R3A 47]HTL200 Latin 2 [R3A 47]HTL217 Advanced Latin A [R3A 47]HTL219 Advanced Latin B [R3A 47]HTL220 Advanced Latin Grammar [R3A 47]HTL300 Latin 3 [R3A 47]HTL317 Advanced Latin A [R3A 47]HTL319 Advanced Latin B [R3A 47]HTL320 Advanced Latin Grammar [R3A 47]KCA117 Engineering Computing 1 [N3M 108]KCA151 Computer Programming [C3S 14][S3G 82]KCA152 Software Process 1 [S3G 82]KCA251 Software Analysis [C3S 14][S3G 82]KCA252 Computer Systems 1 [S3G 82]KCA253 Software Design [S3G 82]KCA254 Microprocessors and Data Acquisistion [S3G 82]KCA341 Intelligent Systems [S3G 82]KCA342 Image Processing and Computer Vision [S3G 82]KCA343 Computer Architecture [S3G 82]KCA351 Computer Systems 2 [S3G 82]KCA352 Software Process 2 [S3G 82]KCA353 Computing Project [S3G 82]KCA354 Communications and Data Networks [S3G 82]KCA355 Advanced Programming Techniques [S3G 82]KDA111 Design Studio 1A [D3A 117]KDA112 Design Studio 1B [D3A 117]KDA113 Design Studio 1C [D3A 117]KDA114 History & Theory 1 [D3A 117]KDA115 Building Technology 1 [D3A 117]KDA116 Elective units [D3A 117]

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KDA121 Design Studio 2A [D3A 117]KDA122 Design Studio 2B [D3A 117]KDA123 Design Studio 2C [D3A 117]KDA124 History & Theory 2 [D3A 117]KDA125 Building Technology 2 [D3A 117]KDA211 Design Studio 3 [D3A 117]KDA212 History & Theory 3 [D3A 117]KDA213 Building Technology 3 [D3A 117]KDA214 Specialised Studio 1 [D3A 117]KDA221 Design Studio 4 [D3A 117]KDA222 History & Theory 4 [D3A 117]KDA223 Building Technology 4 [D3A 117]KDA224 Specialised Studio 2 [D3A 117]KDA311 Design Studio 5 [D3A 117]KDA312 History & Theory 5 [D3A 117]KDA313 Building Technology 5 [D3A 117]KDA314 Specialised Studio 3 [D3A 117]KDA321 Design Studio 6 [D3A 117]KDA322 History & Theory 6 [D3A 117]KDA323 Building Technology 6 [D3A 117]KDA324 Specialised Studio 4 [D3A 117]KDA411 Design Studio 7 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA412 Dissertation 1 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA413 Professional Studies 1 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA414 Building Technology 7 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA415 Elective unit [D3B 119]KDA421 Design Studio 8 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA422 Dissertation 2 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA423 Professional Studies 2 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA424 Building Technology 8 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA471 Dissertation 1 (BEnvDes Hons) [D4A 118]KDA472 Environmental Design 1 (BEnvDes Hons) [D4A 118]KDA473 Design Theory 1 (BEnvDes Hons) [D4A 118]KDA481 Dissertation 2 (BEnvDes Hons) [D4A 118]KDA482 Environmental Design 2 (BEnvDes Hons) [D4A 118]KDA483 Design Theory 2 (BEnvDes Hons) [D4A 118]KDA511 Design Studio 9 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA512 Professional Project 1 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA513 Professional Studies 3 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA514 Professional Studies 4 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDA521 Professional Project 2 (BArch) [D3B 119]KDU see also KDAKDU834 Theory and Practice 3 –Suburban and

Infrastructure Planning [D7A 525]KDU835 Contextual Studies 3 –Ecology and Resource

Management [D7A 525]KDU836 Planning Techniques 3 –Policy Making and

Project Evaluation [D7A 525]KDU844 Theory and Practice 4 –Regional Planning

[D7A 525]KDU845 Contextual Studies 4 –Spatial Organisation and

Social Issues [D7A 525]KDU846 Planning Techniques 4 –Survey Methods

[D7A 525]KDU891 Planning Issues 1 [D7A 525]KDU892 Professional Project 1 –Project Planning [D7A 525]KDU893 Professional Practice [D7A 525]KDU894 Professional Project 2 –Theory [D7A 525]

KDU895 Planning Issues 2 [D7A 525]KDU896 Professional Project 3 –Practice [D7A 525]KDU897 Professional Project 4 –Communication [D7A 525]KEA100 Geology 1 [S3G 82]KEA200 Geology 2 [S3G 82]KEA222 Introduction to Geophysics & Computer

Applications [S3G 82]KEA266 Fossils and Environments Through Time [S3G 82]KEA300 Geology 3 [S3G 82]KEA332 Computers in Geoscience [S3G 82]KEA336 Ore Deposit Geology [S3G 82]KEA338 Sedimentary Environments [S3G 82]KEA342 Exploration Geophysics [S3G 82]KEA346 Ore Deposit Geochemistry [S3G 82]KEA348 Environmental Geology [S3G 82]KEA355 Geology for Geophysicists [S3G 82]KEA366 Geology for Environmental Scientists [S3G 82]KEA432 Geology for Engineers [N3A 102][N3M 108]

[N6Z 522]KEA841 Ore Deposit Studies and Exploration Models

[S7F 518]KEA842 Tectonic and Structural Controls on Ore Deposits

[S7F 518]KEA843 Volcanology and Mineralisation in Volcanic

Terrains [S7F 518]KEA844 Exploration Geophysics, Remote Sensing and

Image Processing [S7F 518]KEA845 Exploration Geochemistry and Hydrothermal

Geochemistry [S7F 518]KEA846 Economic, Management and Environmental

Aspects of Exploration and Mining [S7F 518]KGA100 Geography and Environmental Studies 1 [R3A 47]

[S3A 93][S3G 82]KGA101 Geography and Environmental Studies 1A [R3A 47]KGA200 Geography and Environmental Studies 2 [S3G 82]KGA202/302 Geography of Asia [R3A 47][S3G 82]KGA208/308 The Global Space Economy [R3A 47][S3G 82]KGA209 Biogeography and Climatology [R3A 47][S3G 82]KGA210 Geomorphology [R3A 47][S3G 82]KGA211 Geographical and Environmental Skills [R3A 47]KGA223 Environmental Management [S3G 82]KGA240 Historical Geography [S3G 82]KGA240/340 Historical Geography [R3A 47]KGA240/340 Historical Geography [S3G 82]KGA253/353 Urban Planning: Space, Place and Society

[R3A 47][S3G 82]KGA272/372 Literature and Environment [S3G 82]KGA278/378 Wilderness and Natural Area Management:

Natural and Cultural Values [S3G 82]KGA288 Geographical and Environmental Skills [S3G 82]KGA289 Geomorphology [S3G 82]KGA290 Biogeography and Climatology [S3G 82]KGA291 Geography of Asia [S3G 82]KGA292 The Global Space Economy [S3G 82]KGA294 Historical Geography [S3G 82]KGA295 Urban Planning: Space, Place and Society [S3G 82]KGA296 Wilderness and Natural Area Management:

Natural and Cultural Values [S3G 82]

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KGA321 Climatology [R3A 47][S3G 82]KGA327 Conservation Geomorphology [R3A 47][S3G 82]KGA331 Vegetation Management [R3A 47][S3G 82]KGA332 Fauna Conservation Management [S3G 82]KGA340 Historical Geography [S3G 82]KGA346 Spatial Data Analysis [R3A 47][S3G 82]KGA365 Environmental Remote Sensing [N3D 114][R3A 47]

[S3G 82]KGA381 Environmental Impact Assessment and Decision

Making [R3A 47][S3G 82]KGE500 GradDipEnvSt[S6B 519]KGE505 GradDipEnvSt(Hons)[S6W 519]KGE512 Environmental Technology [S6B 519][S6W 519]KGE513 Ecosystems [S6B 519][S6W 519]KGE514 Environmental Planning [S6B 519][S6W 519]KGE515 Environmental Values [S6B 519][S6W 519]KGE516 Environmental Research Methods [S6B 519]

[S6W 519]KGE517 Environmental Research Communication [S6B 519]

[S6W 519]KGE540 GradDipEnvSt(Hons) Thesis [S6W 519]KGE808 MEnvMgt (umbrella code) [S7D 520]KGE810 Master of Environmental Studies (Coursework)

[S7B 520]KGE812 Environmental Technology [S7D 520]KGE813 Ecosystems [S7D 520]KGE814 Environmental Planning [S7D 520]KGE815 Environmental Values [S7D 520]KGE816 Environmental Research Methods [S7D 520]KGE817 Environmental Research Communication [S7D 520]KGE840 Research Project Thesis and Professional Portfolio

[S7D 520]KGE850 MEnvSt (Coursework) Research Project and Thesis

[S7B 520]KGG140 Geomatics la [N3H 112]KGG150 Geomatics lb [N3H 112]KGG220 Geomatics 2a: Surveying [N3H 112]KGG230 Geomatics 2b: Remote Sensing &

Photogrammetry [N3H 112]KGG240 Geomatics 2c: Geographic Data Management and

Visualisation [N3H 112]KGG260 Geomatics 2d: Transformations and Projections

[N3H 112]KGG270 Geomatics 2e: Analysis of Observations [N3H 112]KGG320 Geomatics 3a: Surveying [N3H 112]KGG330 Geomatics 3b: Remote Sensing &

Photogrammetry [N3H 112]KGG340 Geomatics 3c: Geographic Information Systems

(GIS) [N3H 112]KGG342 Introduction to Geomatics [N3M 108]KGG350 Geomatics 3d: Geodesy [N3H 112]KGG360 Earth Sciences [N3H 112]KGG401 Professional Experience [N3H 112]KGG405 Land Development Planning [N3H 112]KGG407 Land Law and Cadastral Studies [N3H 112]KGG425 Surveying Practice [N3H 112]KGG430 Spatial Data Structures and Data Bases [N3H 112]KGG435 Spatial Analysis [N3H 112]

KGG440 Digital Mapping [N3H 112]KGG445 Geographic Information Systems Project [N3H 112]KGS402 Land Development Planning [N3D 114]KGS404 Photogrammetry 2 [N3D 114]KGS404 Photogrammetry 2 [N3D 114]KGS406 Surveying 4 (Project) [N3D 114]KGS417 Geodesy [N3D 114]KGS419 Spatial Information Systems 2 [N3D 114]KGS421 Cadastral Studies [N3D 114]KHA100 Psychology 1 [C3C 2][R3A 47][S3G 82]KHA200 Psychology 2 (Science) [S3G 82]KHA210/310 Applied Psychology [C3C 2][R3A 47][S3G 82]KHA220 Psychology 2 Core [C3C 2][R3A 47]KHA230 Psychology 2 Experimental [R3A 47]KHA300 Core Psychology [R3A 47][S3G 82]KHA320 Experimental Psychology [C3C 2][R3A 47][S3G 82]KHA321/341 Psychophysiology [R3A 47][S3G 82]KHA322/342 Cognitive Proces [S3G 82][R3A 47]KHA323 Clinical Neuropsychology [R3A 47]KHA323/343 Clinical Neuropsychology [S3G 82]KHA324/344 Visual Perception [R3A 47][S3G 82]KHA326/346 Differential Psychology [R3A 47][S3G 82]KHA327/347 Life-Span Development [R3A 47][S3G 82]KHA340 Advanced Psychology [R3A 47][S3G 82]KHA730 Methods in School Psychology [S7H 515]KHA731 Interviewing, Guidance and Conselling: Theory

and Practice [S7H 515]KHA732 Exceptionality and Special Education [S7H 515]KHA733 Professional Practice and Ethical Issues 1 [S7H 515]KHA742 Psychoeducational Assessment [S7H 515]KHA744 Professional Practice and Ethical Issues 2 [S7H 515]KHA750 Clinical Psychology [S7H 515]KHA751 Behaviour Assessment and Testing [S7J 515]KHA752 Physiological Basis for Psychopathology [S7J 515]KHA753 Psychopathology [S7J 515]KHA754 Behaviour Change [S7J 515]KHA756 Research Design [S7H 515] [S7J 515]KHA757 Professional Practice & Ethics A [S7H 515][S7J 515]KHA758 Research Report 1 [S7H 515] [S7J 515]KHA760 Clinical Neuropsychology [S7J 515]KHA761 Neuroanatomy for Psychologists [S7J 515]KHA762 Clinical Child Psychology [S7H 515][S7J 515]KHA763 Community Psychology [S7J 515]KHA765 Clinical Psychophysiological Measurement and

its Applications [S7J 515]KHA766 Current Issues in Assessment and Behaviour

Change [S7J 515]KHA767 Professional Practice and Ethics B [S7J 515]KHA768 Research Report 2 [S7H 515][S7J 515]KHA780 Educational Psychology [S7H 515]KJC103 Chemistry 1 [C3A 20][E3J 33] [M3E 39][S3E 97]KJC112 Chemistry for Environmental Technology 2

[N3M 108]KJC161 Chemistry for Life Sciences [C3A 20][E3J 33][S3E 97]KJC162 Introduction to Biochemistry [C3A 20][E3J 33]

[S1A 96][S2A 96][S3E 97]KJC171 Chemistry for Aquaculture [S1A 96][S2A 96]KJC212 Analytical Chemistry 2 [C3A 20][S3E 97]

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KJC221 Inorganic Chemistry 2 [C3A 20][S3E 97]KJC231 Organic Chemistry 2 [C3A 20][S3E 97]KJC242 Physical Chemistry 2 [C3A 20][S3E 97]KJC263 Biochemistry 1 [C3A 20][E3J 33][E4J 35][M3E 39]

[S3E 97]KJC311 Instrumental Chemistry 3 [C3A 20][S3E 97]KJC322 Inorganic Chemistry 3 [S3E 97]KJC332 Organic Chemistry 3 [C3A 20][S3E 97]KJC341 Physical Chemistry 3 [C3A 20][S3E 97]KJC353 Science Project (Chemistry) [S3E 97bKJC372 Analytical and Environmental Chemistry [N3M 108]

[S2A 96]KJG101 Population and Urbanisation [R3A 47][S3E 97]KJG102 The Physical Environment [R3A 47][S3E 97]KJG201 The Geography of Australian Natural

Environments [R3A 47][S3E 97]KJG202 Natural Resources Management [R3A 47][S3E 97]KJG301 Environmental Geomorphology [R3A 47][S3E 97]KJG302 Industrial Geography [R3A 47][S3E 97]KJP103 Physics 1A [S3E 97]KJP131 Introduction to Electronics [E3H 487][S3E 97]KJP132 Digital and Microprocessor Systems [S3E 97]KJP141 Physics for Life Sciences [M3E 39]KJP144 Physics for Human Movement Studies [E3J 33]KJP151 Physics for Engineers [E3H 487][N3A 102]KJP201 Physics 3A [S3E 97]KJP222 Physics 4E [S3E 97]KJP231 Computer Control and Communications [S3E 97]KJP232 Laboratory Instrumentation [S3E 97]KJP321 Physics 5E [S3E 97]KJP322 Physics 6E [S3E 97]KJY101 Geology 1 [S3E 97]KJY102 Geology 2 [S3E 97]KJY201 Geology 3 [S3E 97]KJY202 Geology 4 [S3E 97]KLA100 Introduction to Agriculture & Horticulture [S3B 94]

[S3C 95]KLA105 Business of Agriculture & Horticulture [S3B 94]

[S3C 95]KLA110 Science of Agriculture [S3B 94][S3C 95]KLA115 Sustainable Resource Management [S3A 93][S3B 94]

[S3C 95]KLA150 Agricultural Geology &Soil Science [S3G 82]KLA210 Microbiology 1 [S3A 93]KLA212 Crop & Pasture Science [S3A 93]KLA213 Agricultural Geology & Soil Science [S3A 93]KLA230 Plant Physiology [S3A 93]KLA251 Plant Pathology 1 (Science) [S3G 82]KLA252 Entomology 1 (Science) [S3G 82]KLA253 Soil Science 1 (Science) [S3G 82]KLA261 Business of Agriculture & Horticulture B [S3B 94]

[S3C 95]KLA262 Soils A [S3B 94][S3C 95]KLA263 Crop Protection A [S3B 94][S3C 95]KLA264 Principles of Breeding [S3B 94][S3C 95]KLA265 Introductory Microbiology [S3B 94][S3C 95]KLA266 Plant Production A [S3B 94]KLA267 Animal Production A [S3B 94]

KLA269 Horticulture B [S3C 95]KLA300 Agricultural Microbiology 2 [S3A 93]KLA303 Food Microbiology [S3G 82]KLA306 Plant Pathology 1 [S3A 93]KLA309 Microbial Ecology [S3G 82]KLA313 Animal Physiology & Nutrition [S3A 93]KLA323 Soil Science 1 [S3A 93]KLA330 Entomology 1 [S3A 93]KLA332 Experimental Design & Computer Usage [S3A 93]KLA336 Horticultural Science 1 [S3A 93]KLA350 Agronomy 1 [S3A 93]KLA351 Plant Pathology 2 (Science) [S3G 82]KLA352 Entomology 2 (Science) [S3G 82]KLA353 Soil Science 2 (Science) [S3G 82]KLA361 Business of Agriculture & Horticulture C [S3B 94]

[S3C 95]KLA362 Soils B [S3B 94][S3C 95]KLA363 Crop Protection B [S3B 94][S3C 95]KLA366 Plant Production B [S3B 94]KLA367 Animal Production B [S3B 94]KLA368 Project [S3B 94]KLA369 Horticulture C [S3C 95]KLA370 Horticultural Technology [S3C 95]KLA371 Post-harvest Physiology [S3C 95]KLA406 Agricultural Engineering [S3A 93]KLA407 Crop Protection [S3A 93]KLA411 Agricultural Microbiology 3 [S3A 93]KLA418 Plant Nutrition & Soil Fertility [S3A 93]KLA421 Farm Management & Extension [S3A 93]KLA431 Agronomy 2 [S3A 93]KLA441 Animal Production [S3A 93]KLA451 Entomology 2 [S3A 93]KLA461 Horticultural Science 2 [S3A 93]KLA470 Plant Pathology 2 [S3A 93]KLA481 Soil Science 2 [S3A 93]KLA483 Literature Review [S3A 93]KMA151 Calculus 1 [N3A 102]KMA152 Calculus 1 [N3H 112][N3M 108][S3G 82]KMA152 Mathematics Applications 1 [N3H 112]KMA153 Data Handling and Statistics 1 [S3A 93][S3G 82]KMA154 Mathematics Applications 1 [N3A 102][N3M 108]

[S3G 82]KMA155 Mathematics for Computer Science [S3G 82]KMA161 Mathematics A (Eng) [N3A 102][N3M 108]KMA162 Mathematics for Aquaculture [S1A 96][S2A 96]KMA165 Mathematics in Life Sciences 1 [M3E 39][S3E 97]KMA171 Mathematics I [S3E 97]KMA172 Mathematics II [S3E 97]KMA251 Algebra and Applications 2 [S3G 82]KMA252 Calculus 2 [S3G 82]KMA253 Data Handling and Statistics 2 [S3G 82]KMA254 Mathematical Analysis & Applications 2 [S3G 82]KMA255 Operations Research 2 [S3G 82]KMA262 Mathematics II (Eng) [N3A 102][N3M 108]KMA263 Mathematics II (Tech) [N3M 108]KMA265 Computational Mathematics & Linear Algebra

(Geomatics) [N3H 112]KMA271 Mathematics III [N3M 108][S3E 97]

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KMA272 Mathematics IV –Introductory Applied Statistics[N3M 108][S3E 97]

KMA350 Computational Techniques 3 [S3G 82]KMA351 Algebra and Applications 3 [S3G 82]KMA352 Analysis 3 [S3G 82]KMA353 Data Handling and Statistics 3 [S3G 82]KMA354 Mathematical Analysis & Applications 3 [S3G 82]KMA355 Operations Research 3 [S3G 82]KMA356 Principles of Statistics 3 [S3G 82]KMA357 Topics in Advanced Mathematics 3 [S3G 82]KMA371 Mathematics Va [S3E 97]KMA372 Mathematics Vb [S3E 97]KMA373 Mathematics VIa [S3E 97]KMA374 Mathematics VIb –Intermediate Applied

Statistics [S3E 97]KME271 Engineering Mathematics [N3A 102]KME300 Numerical Methods for Engineers [N3A 102]KPA150 Botany 1G [S3G 82]KPA151 Botany 1E [S3G 82]KPA200 Botany 2 [S3G 82]KPA371 Alternative Terrestrial Lifestyles –The Fungi

[S3G 82]KPA372 Aquatic Botany [S3G 82]KPA373 Cell Biology [S3G 82]KPA374 Evolution and Biodiversity [S3G 82]KPA375 Field Botany [S3G 82]KPA376 Genetics [S3G 82]KPA377 Molecular Evolution [S3G 82]KPA378 Plant Science Research [S3G 82]KPA379 Plant Ecology [S3G 82]KQA110 Zoology for Aquaculture [C3A 20][S1A 96][S2A 96]

[S3E 97]KQA113 Fauna of Tasmania [S3E 97]KQA120 Applied Algology [S1A 96][S2A 96]KQA121 Aquatic Ecology 1 [C3A 20][S1A 96][S2A 96] [S3E 97]KQA122 Genetics [C3A 20][S2A 96][S3E 97]KQA125 Laboratory Management [S1A 96][S2A 96]KQA201 Intensive Algal Culture [C3A 20][S3E 97]KQA205 Plant Physiology [S3E 97]KQA207 General Microbiology [C3A 20][S3E 97]KQA210 Aquatic Technology I [S1A 96][S2A 96]KQA211 Aquatic Technology II [S1A 96][S2A 96]KQA212 Aquatic Ecology II [C3A 20] [S1A 96][S2A 96]

[S3E 97]KQA213 General Microbiology (Aquaculture) [S1A 96]

[S2A 96]KQA214 Technology for Aquaculture [S3E 97][C3A 20]KQA226 General and Medical Microbiology [M3E 39]

[S3E 97]KQA227 Forest Ecosystems [S3E 97]KQA228 Intensive Crustacean and Zooplankton Culture

[S3E 97][S6C 521][C3A 20]KQA241 Finfish Culture [S1A 96][S2A 96]KQA242 Molluscan Culture [S1A 96][S2A 96]KQA243 Crustacean & Zooplankton Culture [S1A 96]

[S2A 96]KQA302 Scientific Analysis and Presentation for

Aquaculture [C3A 20][S3E 97]

KQA303 Intensive Molluscan Culture [C3A 20][S3E 97]KQA306 Project in Aquaculture [S2A 96]KQA307 Agroforestry [S3E 97]KQA308 Plant Biotechnology [S3E 97]KQA309 Aquatic Microbiology [C3A 20][S3E 97]KQA311 Practicum [C3A 20][S3E 97]KQA312 Practicum [S2A 96]KQA318 Applied and Environmental Microbiology [C3A 20]

[S3E 97]KQA319 Nutrition of Aquatic Organisms [C3A 20][S3E 97]

[S6C 521]KQA320 Intensive Finfish Culture [C3A 20][S3E 97][S6C 521]KQA321 Aquatic Animal Health [C3A 20][S3E 97][S6C 521]KQA330 Physiology of Aquatic Organisms [C3A 20][S3E 97]

[S6C 521]KQA351 Physiology of Farmed Organisms [S2A 96]KQA361 Nutrition of Farmed Organisms [S2A 96]KQA362 Animal Health in Aquaculture [S2A 96]KQA422 Technology for Aquaculture [S6C 521]KQA423 Scientific Analysis and Presentation [S6C 521]KQA710 Intensive Molluscan Culture [S6C 521]KQA711 Intensive Algal Culture [S6C 521]KRA110 Chemistry 1A [S3G 82]KRA120 Chemistry 1 (Agricultural Science) [S3A 93]KRA121 Chemistry (Applied Agriculture) [S3B 94][S3C 95]KRA130 Chemistry 1B [S3G 82]KRA160 Chemistry (Pharmacy) [M3F 43]KRA170 Chemistry of Materials [N3A 102][N3M 108]KRA200 Chemistry 2 [S3G 82]KRA203 Analytical & Environmental Chemistry [S3G 82]KRA205 Chemistry for Life Sciences [S3G 82]KRA262 Organic Chemistry (Pharmacy) [M3F 43]KRA301 Chemistry 3A [S3G 82]KRA303 Instrumental Analytical Chemistry [S3G 82]KRA305 Biosynthesis & Function of Natural Products

[S3G 82]KXA111 Computing for Human Movement [E3J 33]KXA124 Computing Practice [H3D 40][E3H 487]KXA131 Computing Systems [S1A 96][S2A 96][S3E 97]

[S3F 120][S6J 526]KXA132 Programming & Problem Solving [C3C 2][C3S 14]

[E3H 487][S3E 97][S3F 120][S6J 526]KXA133 Professional Computing [S3F 120][S6J 526]KXA134 Fundamentals of Computing [S3F 120]KXA135 Computer Concepts [S3F 120][S6J 526]KXA136 Software Construction [S3F 120][S6J 526]KXA161 Matehmatics A (Eng) [N3M 108]KXA171 Mathematics I [C3A 20]KXA172 Mathematics II [C3A 20]KXA201 Systems Analysis and Design [C3C 2]KXA203 Database Management Systems [C3C 2]KXA231 Objects & Algorithms [C3S 14][S3E 97][S3F 120]

[S6J 526]KXA232 Multimedia & Internet Technologies [S3E 97]

[S3F 120][S6J 526]KXA233 Software Specification [S3F 120][S6J 526]KXA234 Artificial Intelligence [S3E 97][S3F 120][S6J 526]KXA331 Computing Project A [S3F 120]

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KXA332 Computing Project B [S3F 120]KXA333 Computer Security [S3E 97][S3F 120]KXA334 Principles of Operating Systems [S3E 97][S3F 120]KXA335 Expert Systems [S3E 97][S3F 120]KXA336 Digital Networks [S3E 97][S3F 120]KXA337 Programming Systems [S3E 97][S3F 120]KXA338 Computer Graphics [S3E 97][S3F 120]KXA339 Computer Assisted Learning [S3E 97][S3F 120]KXA340 Spatial Data Systems [S3E 97][S3F 120]KXA411 Advanced Programming [S6R 526][S7K 527]KXA412 Computation & Functional Programming [S6R 526]

[S7K 527]KXA414 Advanced Expert Systems [S6R 526][S7K 527]KXA415 Spatial Information Systems [S6R 526][S7K 527]KXA416 Applications of AI [S6R 526][S7K 527]KXA418 Advanced Computer Security [S4D 121][S6R 526]KXA420 Advanced Cognitive Science [S4D 121][S6R 526]KXA421 Concurrency [S4D 121][S6R 526]KXA430 Multimedia Applications [S4D 121][S6R 526]KXA431 Machine Learning [S4D 121][S6R 526]KYA100 Physics 1 [S3G 82]KYA171 Applied Physics [N3H 112][S3A 93][S3B 94][S3C 95]

[S3G 82]KYA172 Biological Physics [M3F 43][S3A 93][S3G 82]KYA200 Physics 2 [S3G 82]KYA310 Physics 3A [S3G 82]KYA311 Physics 3B [S3G 82]KYA312 Physics 3C [S3G 82]KYA315 Theoretical Physics B [S3G 82]KYA375 Physics 2 (Engineering) [N3A 102]KZA150 Zoology 1G [S3G 82]KZA151 Zoology 1E [S3G 82]KZA210 Zoology 2 [S3G 82]KZA351 Antarctic Ecology [S3G 82]KZA352 Environmental Adaptation [S3G 82]KZA353 Evolutionary Biology & Biogeography [S3G 82]KZA354 Fisheries & Wildlife Management [S3G 82]KZA355 Freshwater Ecology [S3G 82]KZA356 Marine Ecology [S3G 82]KZA357 Quantitative Methods in Biology [S3G 82]KZA358 Reproductive Biology: Strategies and Mechanism

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Index of subjects

Key-words of all unit titles.

Units whose titles begin with words such as‘Advanced’, ‘Dissertation’, ‘Introduction’, and‘Practicum’, are listed according to their discipline

(e.g. ‘Advanced Ancient Greek’ will be found under‘Ancient Greek’; the aquaculture unit called‘Practicum’ will be found under ‘Aquaculture’.)

‘Research’, where it is the topic of the unit, will befound under ‘Research’, otherwise, it will be listedunder the discipline name.

A

Aboriginal Studies Research Project 303Aboriginal-European Relations in Colonial Tasmania 303Aboriginal/Indigenous Australia 302Accompaniment 266Accompaniment, Voice 267Accounting & Economics for Engineers 139, 146Accounting & Finance, Dissertation 160, 161Accounting Information Systems 158, 160, 161Accounting, Introductory 157, 158Accounting Research Methods 160Accounting Theory 159, 160Acute Care Nursing 202Adapted Physical Activity 249Administration (Hons) 369Administration 1 (Arts) 366Administration, Administrative Activity 366Administration, Administrative Analysis 366Administration, Research Project 371Administration, Research Strategies 371Administrative Law, Advanced 165Adult & Vocational Education

About Research 257Dissertation 257Doing Research 257

Adult Learning 241Adult Learning Issues 241Advanced Programming Techniques 388Aerodynamic Design 132African Literature 317African Literature West & South 315Agricultural Biochemistry 183Agricultural Engineering 442Agricultural Geology & Soil Science 435, 436Agricultural Microbiology 439, 442Agricultural Science (Hons) Thesis 444Agricultural Science, Project 441Agriculture & Horticulture, Introduction 434, 436Agriculture, Research Project 444Agroforestry 459Agronomy 440, 443Algebra & Applications 446, 448Algology, Applied 456

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Alternative Terrestrial Lifestyles –The Fungi 452American Women Writing (19th Century) 309, 316Analysis 448Analytical & Environmental Chemistry 427, 428, 465Analytical Chemistry 426Anatomy 189Anatomy & Physiology 206, 207Anatomy (BMedSc Hons) 190Ancient Civilisations 379Ancient Greek 382, 383Ancient Greek, Advanced 381Animal Health in Aquaculture 461Animal Physiology & Nutrition 439Animal Production 438, 441, 443Antarctic &Southern Ocean Law 165Antarctic Ecology 478Applied – listed under discipline nameAquaculture, Advanced Aquaculture Technology 460Aquaculture, Literature Review 461Aquaculture, Practicum 459, 460Aquaculture, Research Dissertation 461Aquaculture, Specialist Practical Skills 461Aquaculture Technology, Introductory 456Aquatic Animal Health 460Aquatic Botany 452Aquatic Ecology 456, 457Aquatic Microbiology 459Aquatic Technology 457Architecture, Dissertation 392Architecture, Elective unit 392Art & Design Theory 295Art Theory 295Art Theory, Art as a Way of Life 297Art Theory, Australian Art 296Art Theory, Cinema 296Art Theory, Craft & Design 297Art Theory, European & US Postmodernism 269Art Theory, European Modernism 268Art Theory, Fantasy Decor 298Art Theory, Fashioning the Body 297Art Theory, Feminist Aesthetics 297, 308Art Theory, Introduction to the History of Western 268Art Theory, Performance 296Art Theory, Picturing the Wilderness 297Art Theory, Spells of Enchantment 298Art Theory, Surrealist Art 298Art Theory, The Reception of Art Today 268Artificial Intelligence 143, 470Artificial Intelligence, Applications 473Arts & Cultural Context 280Arts Administration & Theatre Management 281, 282Arts Education 219Asia in International Politics 343Asia-Pacific Economies: Tigers 155Asian Dragons 363Asian Political Thought 361Asian Studies 339Asian Studies (Hons) 341

Asian Studies, Research Project 341Asian Studies, The Study of South Sulawesi 343Asian Work & Environment 369Assessment & Evaluation 255Astonomy, Introduction 431Auditing 159Aural 262Aural & Listening 262Aural Skills 284Aural Skills (Music) 284Australia & Asia 341Australia & the Asia-Pacific Economies: Trade Principles &

Policy 156Australia 1850s to Eve of Great War 374Australia In Asia: Studies of Asia in the Senior Secondary

Curriculum 240Australia in Asia: Studies of Asia in the K-8

Curriculum 240Australia in Asia –Special Study 240Australian Environmental Policy 367Australian Foreign Policy 362Australian Political Economy 155Australian Political System: Political Parties & Parliament 363

B

Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) 160Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) 270, 286Bachelor of Information Systems (Hons) 178Bachelor of Music (Hons) 267Banking & Finance Law 159Bases of Educational Decision 233Behaviour Assessment & Testing 423Behaviour Change 424Biochemistry 183, 427Biochemistry & Microbiology 184Biochemistry (BMedSc Hons) 185Biochemistry (Hons) 185Biochemistry (Pharmacy) 183Biochemistry for Aquaculture 427Biochemistry, Introduction 426Biogeography & Climatology 404, 406Biological Physics 474Biomechanics 248Biomedical Science (Nutrition & Neurobiology) 209

(Pharmacology & Pathophysiology) 210Biophysics (Hons) 476Biophysics, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 476Biosynthesis & Function of Natural Products 466Botany 451, 452Botany (Hons) 454Botany, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 455Bridging Course for Technologists 145British Women Writing (19th Century) 308, 316Buddhism, Satyagraha & Nonviolence 354Buddhist Philosophy 357Buddhist Philosophy, Introduction 354Building States & Nations in Asia 342Building Technology 389, 390, 391

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Building Technology (BArch) 392Business Information Systems 176Business Law, Advanced 173Business of Agriculture & Horticulture 434, 435, 437, 440Business Strategies & Marketing for Engineers 142, 147Business-Government Relations 366Buyer Behaviour 170

C

Cadastral Studies 416Calculus 445, 446Cancer Nursing Practice 204Cancer Nursing Studies 204Cape Barren Island 1850 –1950 302Cell Biology 206, 452Cell Biology, Human Movement Studies 206Cellular Immunology 195Ceramics 271, 272, 287, 288

Precious & Ephemeral 271Ceramics Project 272Chemistry 425, 462, 463, 464, 466Chemistry & Materials 148Chemistry (Agricultural Science) 463Chemistry (Applied Agriculture) 463Chemistry (Hons unit) 467Chemistry (Hons) 466Chemistry (Pharmacy) 464Chemistry, BAppSc Hons 429Chemistry for Aquaculture 426Chemistry for Environmental Technology 425Chemistry for Life Sciences 426, 465Chemistry, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 467Chemistry of Materials 464Chemistry Option (Medicine) 464Chemistry, Project 467Chemotherapy & Infection 212Child & Adolescent Health 201Child & Family Health Nursing 204Child & Family Health Nursing Practice 204Chinese 344

Culture & Society 345Language Skills 344Reading & Writing Skills 344Speaking & Listening Skills 344

Circuit Theory 135Civil & Mechanical Design 129Civil Engineering Hons Thesis 127Civil Engineering Project 126Civil Technology Design Project 125Civil/Mechanical Materials & Forms 150Class Instrument 283Classics (Hons) 382Climatology 407Clinical Chemistry 207, 209Clinical Chemistry (Endocrinology) 209Clinical Child Psychology 424Clinical Microbiology 194Clinical Neuropsychology 421, 424

Clinical Pharmacokinetics 211, 213Clinical Pharmacy Residency 212, 214Clinical Psychophysiological Measurement

and its Applications 425Clinical Specialties 186Clinical Studies, Introduction 197CNC Machining –Theory & Practice 135Coaching Laboratory 248Coaching Theory & Practice 247Cognitive Processes 421Commercial Law 166Communication 254Communication & Language in Education 243Communication Skills & Therapeutic Management 241

Resource Teacher Skills 241Communication Strategies 255Communication Systems 136, 138, 145, 146, 151Communications & Data Networks 388Communications & Electronics 137Community & Public Education 256Community Based Theatre, Radio or Television

Practice 282Community Health & General Practice (BMedSc Hons) 196Community Health & Medicine 182Community Health (General Practice) 197Community Practice 202Community Psychology 424Community Work Practice 337Comparative Political Systems 361Compensation Law 168Composite Structures (Civil) 124Composition & Arranging 284Computation & Functional Programming 472Computational Mathematics Project(s) 450Computational Techniques 448Computer & Data Networks 139, 146Computer Aided Design & Manufacturing 143Computer Architecture 387Computer Assisted Learning 472Computer Concepts 469Computer Control & Communications 432Computer Graphics 472Computer Imaging 276Computer Organisation & Interfacing 143Computer Programming 385Computer Programming & Applications 143Computer Security 471Computer Security, Advanced 473Computer Systems 137, 140, 146, 147, 386, 387Computer Systems Analysis & Design 469Computers in Geoscience 399Computing & Mathematics 136Computing, Advanced Cognitive Science 473Computing, Advanced Expert Systems 472Computing, Advanced Programming 472Computing, Advanced Systems Development 470Computing, Applied (Hons) 473Computing for Human Movement 468

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Computing Practice 468Computing Project 388, 470Computing Systems 468Concurrency 473Conducting 258, 259, 283Confessional Poetry 316Conflicts 168Conservation Geomorphology 407Constitutional Law, Advanced 165Consumer Textiles 253Contemporary Asian Issues 341Contemporary Feminist Thought 360

Themes, Issues & Conflicts 308Contemporary Health Issues 205Contemporary Indigenous Tasmania 302Contemporary Issues in Education 235Contemporary Issues in TESOL/LOTE 242Contemporary Novelle 327Contemporary Philosophy 355Contract Law 161Control Engineering 139Core Psychology 419Corporate Governance & Accountability 160, 161Corporate Information & Transmission Networks 143Corporation Law, Advanced 159Corporations Law 158Counselling, Special Project in Counselling & Development

245Counselling, Adolescent Counselling 246Counselling, Family Counselling 245Counselling, Introduction to Counselling Skills 240Counselling, Theories of 239Creative Writing, fiction/non-fiction/script 314Creative Writing, poetry/genres 313Crime & the Law in Historical Perspective 375Criminal Law 162Criminology 164Critical Theory 304, 317Crop & Pasture Science 436Crop Protection 437, 441, 442Crossing Text, Music & Image 306, 316Crustacean & Zooplankton Culture 458Cultural Encounters in the Eighteenth Century 375Cultural Studies, an Introduction 304, 318Cultures & Societies of Southeast Asia 305, 333Current Issues in Art Education 246, 247Current Issues in Assessment & Behaviour Change 425Current Trends in IS 178Curriculum & Assessment 233Curriculum & Method Studies

Art 224, 228Drama 224, 228ECE/Primary 222English 222, 227Information Technology 223, 227K-6 227LOTE 223, 227Mathematics 223, 228

Music 224, 228Science 223, 228Special Secondary 224, 228Studies of Society & Environment 223, 228Technology 225, 229

Curriculum & Syllabus Design 238Curriculum Decision-making 238Curriculum Development 255Curriculum Development & Evaluation 239Curriculum Issues 239Curriculum Issues in Arts Education 242, 243Curriculum Issues in Second Language Learning 246Curriculum Planning & Evaluation (ECE) 218Curriculum Planning & Evaluation (Primary) 218Curriculum Studies 215

D

Dance Education 215Data Handling & Statistics 445, 446, 448Database Management 469Decision Support & Executive Information Systems 180Decision Support Systems 178Derivative Securities 160Design 281Design & Architecture, Elective units 389Design & Architecture, Specialised Studio 390Design & Technology 252, 253Design & Technology Curriculum Study (Hons) 231Design Drawing 287Design Studio 388, 389, 390, 391Design Studio (BArch) 392, 393Design Theory (BEnvDes Hons) 393Desktop Publishing 300Differential Psychology 422Digital & Microprocessor Systems 431Digital 3D Design 300Digital Communications 141Digital Electronics 137, 146Digital Imaging 299, 300Digital Networks 471Digital Signal Processing 142Discipline Studies in Nursing 200Dissertation – see under discipline nameDoctor of Philosophy 157, 161Doctor of Philosophy (Management) 176Drama 278, 279

20th Century British, American & European Drama 27920th Century American & European 280

Drama Curriculum 218Drama in Education 234Drama, Twentieth Century British 279Drawing 272, 273, 288Drawing, Introduction to Drawing 272Drawing, Beneath the Surface 289Drawing, Body as Image 289, 290Drawing, Drawing into Print 273Drawing, Elective 273Drawing, Historical Landscape 289

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Drawing, Image Development 290Drawing in the Landscape 273Drawing, Media & Methods 288Drawing, Pictorial Composition 289Drawing, Representation of Appearances 288Drawing, Sourcing the Image 289Drawing, The Body, Form & Expression 288

E

Early Childhood/Primary Studies 220Early Exploration & Settlement 301Earth Sciences 413Ecology and Heritage 153Econometrics 157Econometrics, Introduction 155Economic, Management and Environmental Aspects of

Exploration & Mining 402Economic Thought 157Economics

Dissertation 157Honours 157Management & Organisation 156Methods of Enquiry 157Research Methods for Business & Financial

Economics 155Special Option 157

Economics for Managers 175Economics of Industrial Policy 156Economics of Natural Resources 157Economics of the Labour Market 156Ecosystems 409Education 219, 220

Professional Work Experience 249Education & Women’s Careers 244, 310Education, Dissertation 232Education, Dissertation 232, 241, 242Education Hons Dissertation 219, 235Education, Introductory Educational Studies 236, 237Education of Women & Girls 244, 307Education Project 233, 247Education Project (Part 1) 234Education Project (Part 2) 234Education Project TESOL 239Education, Research 217Education, Research & Methods in AVE 255Education, Research Methodology 233Education, Research Methods 238Education, Research Practice in AVE 257Education, Special Study 237, 247, 254Educational Administration 238Educational Policy & Professional Practice 232Educational Research Methods 220, 235Effective Implementation 239Effective School Leadership 234Eighteenth Century British Moralists 354Electrical Design 137, 145, 151Electrical Engineering 137, 148Electrical Engineering Fundamentals 136, 145

Electrical Materials & Design 136, 137, 145, 150Electrical Measurements 145Electrical Power Engineering Hons Thesis 142Electrical Principles 147Electronic Systems 139, 146Electronics 135, 145, 149Electronics & Computer Engineering (Hons) Thesis 142Electronics, Introduction 431Employee Relations 171Employment Law 170Energy Management & Systems 134Engineering Accounting & Project Management 131Engineering Computing 135, 136, 144, 145, 148Engineering Design

Computer Systems Engineering 142Electronics & Computer Engineering 142

Engineering Design (Civil) 124, 126Engineering Design (CSE) 139Engineering Design (Electrical Power) 141Engineering Design (Electrical) 138Engineering Design (Mechanical) 130, 132Engineering Design, Introduction 150Engineering Drawing 128, 148Engineering Dynamics 129Engineering Economics, Management & Law 133Engineering Fundamentals 127Engineering Fundamentals (CSE) 128Engineering Fundamentals for Technologists 128Engineering Innovation 137Engineering, Introduction 145Engineering Management & Law 133Engineering Mathematics 450Engineering Mechanics 129Engineering Systems 139Engineering Workshop 148English 312English (Hons) 319English (Hons), Long Essay 319English, Introduction, Australian Literature 313English, Introduction, Poetry 313English, Research Project 318Ensemble 260Ensemble Study 260Ensemble Study (GradDipMus) 268Ensemble Study (Part-time Enrolment) 268Entomology 437, 439, 440, 443Environmental

Adaptation 478Design (BEnvDes Hons) 393Design, Dissertation 392, 393Engineering 126Engineering, An Introduction 151Engineering Design 152Engineering, Modelling in 152Ethics 357Geology 400Geomorphology 430Health 152

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History 377Impact Assessment & Decision Making 408Law 153Management 405Planning 409Remote Sensing 408Research Communication 410Research Methods 410Technology 409Technology Project 152Values 409

Environmental StudiesHonours Thesis 410Research Project Thesis & Professional Portfolio 410

Equity & Trusts 163Erosion & Land Rehabilitation 151Ethics & Administrative Law 371Ethnic Politics 361Europe in an Age of Crisis 1560—1640 374Europe in the High Middle Ages, AD 1000—1300 374Event & Operations Management 250Event & Sport Marketing 251Evolution & Biodiversity 453Exceptionality & Special Education 423Exercise & Sport Management 250Exercise Assessment & Prescription 249Exercise Physiology 250Experimental Design & Computer Usage 440Experimental Psychology 420Expert Systems 471Exploration Geochemistry and Hydrothermal

Geochemistry 401Exploration Geophysics 399

Remote Sensing & Image Processing 401

F

Family LawFinancial Aspects 168the Family & the Child 167

Farm Management & Extension 443Fauna Conservation Management 408Fauna of Tasmania 455Feminist & Critical Perspectives 201Feminist Aesthetics, Theoretical Issues 310Feminist Perspectives in Sociology 310Fictocriticism 320Field Botany 453Finance 160Financial & Technology Management 371Financial Accounting 158Financial Accounting, Advanced 159Financial Economics 156Financial Institutions Law 167Financial Management 158Financial Reporting & Analysis 174Fine Arts 286Fine Arts, Professional Practice 269Fine Arts, Professional Practices 270

Fine Arts, Research Project 270, 271Fine Arts, Research Seminar 269, 270Fine Arts, Studio Survey 273Fine Arts, The Body in Art 269Finfish Culture 458Fisheries & Wildlife Management 479Fluid Mechanics 129, 148, 149Fluid Mechanics, Advanced 134Food Microbiology 439Forest Ecology (Hons) 455Forest Ecosystems 458Forest Processes, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 455Fossils & Environments Through Time 398Foundation Medical Studies 181Foundations of Adult Learning 254French 322

Business French 323French Novel (1900 –1950) 323Oral & Written 322, 323Thesis 323Twentieth Century French Theatre 322

French (Hons) 323French Linguistics

Semantics 323Special Topic 324

Freshwater Ecology 479Functional Anatomy & Kinesiology 247Fundamentals of Computing 468Furniture Design 290, 291

G

Gallery Studies 269Gas Dynamics & Turbomachines 132Gender in European Thought 307, 374Gender, Literature & Education 307Gender Studies 236General & Medical Microbiology 457General Medical Microbiology 194General Microbiology 457General Microbiology (Aquaculture) 457General Musicianship 261General Pathology 194, 208Genetics 453, 456Genetics (Hons) 454Genetics, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 455Geochemistry (Hons) 401Geochemistry, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 401Geodesy 416Geographic Information Systems Project 414Geographical & Environmental Skills 405Geography & Environmental Skills 406Geography & Environmental Studies 403, 404Geography & Environmental Studies (BA Hons) 408Geography & Environmental Studies (BSc Hons) 408Geography (Hons) 430Geography, Grad Dipl Science (Hons) 409Geography of Asia 404, 406Geography of Australian Natural Environments 429

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Geology 397, 398, 433, 434Geology (Hons) 400Geology, Advanced Historical 400Geology for Engineers 400Geology for Environmental Scientists 400Geology for Geophysicists 400Geology for Mining Engineers 398Geology, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 401Geomatics 411

Analysis of Observations 412Geodesy 413Geographic Data Management, Visualisation 412Geographic Information Systems (GIS) 413Remote Sensing & Photogrammetry 411, 412Surveying 411, 412Transformations & Projections 412

Geomatics (Hons) 414Geomechanics 124, 126Geomechanics, Advanced 127Geomorphology 405, 406Geophysics & Computer Applications, Introduction 398Geophysics (Hons) 400Geophysics, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 401German 325

Advanced Business German 326Basic Business German 326Film, 100 yrs of German Cinema 326German Literature, Post-1945 326Language Skills 326, 327Medieval German Language & Literature 326Medieval German Language and Literature 327Thesis 327

German (Hons) 327Gerontic Nursing Practice 205Gerontic Nursing Studies 204Global Space Economy 404, 407Globalisation & Culture 305, 333Governance & Leadership 232Government & the Economy 368Government Financial Management 161Grad Dip Environmental Studies 409Grad Dip Environmental Studies (Hons) 409Grad Dip Science (ASOS) 467Grad Dip Science (ASOS) (Hons) 467Grad Dip Science (Hons) (Mathematics) 449Graduate Diploma (Surveying) Project Work 417Graduate Diploma of Agricultural Science 444Graduate Diploma of Immunology & Microbiology 195Graduate Diploma of Music 267Graphic Design 291Greek & Roman Epic 380Greek & Roman Mythology 381Greek Tragedy 380Guitar, Principal Study Guitar 260, 261Guitar Repertoire 261

H

Haematology 207, 208

Health & Fitness Issues 251Health Care Where People Live & Work 200Health Fitness & Physical Activity 248Health, Physical Education & Recreation 233Health Promotion 203Heat & Mass Transfer 133Heat Transfer & Process Drying 134Heritage Law 169Histology 206Histology for Aquaculture 207Histopathology 207Historical Geography 405, 407Historiographical Studies 375History 373History & Theory 389, 390, 391History (Hons) 378History of Philosophy, Early Greece to Renaissance 355History of Philosophy, Modern Philosophy 355History of the USA 377History, Research Project 378Horticultural Science 440, 443Horticultural Technology 441Horticulture 438, 441Human Biology 188Human Bioscience 206, 208Human Bioscience Studies 208Human Cell Biology 190Human Development 335Human Molecular Biology 207Human Motor Behaviour & Control 251Human Movement Laboratory 250Human Movement Pedagogy 249, 251Human Movement, Research Concepts 247Human Movement, Research Seminar 252Human Movement, Seminar & Dissertation 252Human Movement, Special Topics 250, 251Human Nutrition 253Human Physiology 190Human Resource Development 172, 175Human Resource Management 370Human Resource Theory & Practice 173Human Rights 165Humanities (Hons) 311Hydraulics 125Hydraulics, Advanced 127Hydrodynamics & Turbomachines, Applied 130Hydrology & Meteorology 151

I

Image Processing & Computer Graphics 143Image Processing & Computer Vision 140, 387Immunology 208Immunology & Microbiology (Hons) 442Immunology (MLS) 208Immunology, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 444Improvisation 258, 259Incountry Professional Experience 244Independent Living Skills & Behaviour Management 242

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India since Independence 376Indigenous Life Histories 303Individual Differences & Disability 241Indonesian

Advanced Language Skills 351Honours 352Intermediate (Conversation) 349, 350Intermediate (Reading & Writing) 349, 350Intermediate for Teachers (Conversation) 350Intermediate for Teachers (Reading & Writing) 350Introductory 349Literature in Context 351Reading Indonesian 351, 352Topics in Indonesian Literature 351

Industrial Design 131Industrial Economics 157Industrial Geography 430Industrial Measurement Systems 144Industrial Power Engineering Applications 141Information & Society 305, 332Information Management 177, 179Information Modelling 177Information Sources 338Information Systems

Dissertation 179MIS Project 180Modelling Techniques 180Project 179Research Methods 179, 180Strategy Formulation 179

Information Systems for Management 470Information Systems, MCom [research] 180Information Systems, MSc [research] 180Information Systems, Professional Skills 178Information Systems Project 177Information Systems Project Management 177Inorganic Chemistry 426, 428Instructional Design in AVE 256, 257Instrumental Analytical Chemistry 466Instrumental Chemistry 427Instrumental/Choral Ensemble Technique 234Instrumental/Vocal Study 261, 262Integrated Services Digital Networks 143Integrated Structure & Function 188Intellectual Foundations of Education 233Intellectual Property 166Intelligent Systems 386Intensive Algal Culture 456, 461Intensive Care Nursing 205Intensive Crustacean & Zooplankton Culture 458Intensive Finfish Culture 460Intensive Molluscan Culture 459, 461Intermediate Macroeconomics 155Intermediate Microeconomics 154Internal Company Structure 166International Accounting 158International Business, Introduction 171International Business Law 172

International Business Management 176International Business Operations 171International Economics 157International Finance 159International Human Resource Management 172, 175International Law 164International Marketing 171, 175International Organisation 362, 368International Trade 166Interpersonal Theory & Practice 336, 337Interpretations of Asian Politics 343Interviewing, Guidance & Counselling

Theory & Practice 423Introduction – see under discipline nameInvestment Analysis 159Islam, Law & Women, Historical & Contemporary

Perspectives 309, 376Issues & Contexts in AVE 255Issues of Postcolonialism: Australian Art & the Asia-Pacific

269Italian

Advanced Language 327, 328Cinema of the Neorealism 328Drama & Fiction 327Professional Translating & Interpreting 327Special Topic in Romance Linguistics 328Thesis 328

Italian (Hons) 328

J

Japan & the Asia-Pacific Region 363Japanese 346

20th Century Japanese Literature 347Applied Linguistics 348Classical Japanese Literature 347for Professional Purposes 347Language Skills 346Language Skills (Japan) 346Modern Japanese Literature 347Reading Japanese 347Spoken Japanese 347Thesis 348

Japanese (Hons) 347Jewellery & Metalsmithing, Elective 274Jewellery & Metalsmithing,Technologies 274Jurisprudence 163, 164

K

Keyboard Skills 258, 259Kindergarten Curriculum 217, 219Kinesiology, Applied 247

L

Laboratory Management 456Labour Economics 157Land Development Planning 413, 415Land Law & Cadastral Studies 414Landcare, Extended Landcare for Teachers 245

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Landcare, Introduction to Landcare for Teachers 244Landcare, Project (Landcare Links for Teachers) 245Landfills & Contaminated Sites 152Language, Intro to Language Acquisition &

Bilingualism 238Language & Education 235Language Development 215Language Development (ECE) 217Language Development (Prim) 216Language Development (Primary) 216Language for Singers 266Language, Gender 246Language, Gender & Communication in Education

244, 307Language in its Cultural Context 238Language Learning in Context 243Language, Literacy & Numeracy in AVE 257Language Support Studies 262Later Greek & Roman Art 380Latin 383, 384Latin 1 (as a third-year unit) 382Latin 1- as a year-2 unit 381Latin, Advanced 381Law

Elective (Jessup Moot) 168Elective (Supervised Research) 168, 169Introduction 161

Law for Managers 175Law, Gender & Power 307Law of Groups 163Law of the Sea 165Law, Society & Morality 355Leadership & Supervision 239Learning & Development

Practices & Theories 232Learning Motor Skills 241Legal History 164Legal Issues in Nursing Practice 202Leisure & Society 249Life-Span Development 422Lifespan Development 240Linguistic Issues in TESOL 239Literature & Environment 305, 317, 406Literature for Children 235Literature, Gender 246Literature, Gender & Education 244Literature Review 444Litigation 163Live Mixing 284Logic 357LOTE Curriculum (ECE) 218LOTE Curriculum (Primary) 217, 218

M

Machine Learning 473Machines & Transformers 135Macroeconomic Theory & Policy 156Macroeconomics 157Management 254

Management & Communication 152Management (Aquaculture) 172Management Accounting 158, 174Management, Advanced 134Management, Dissertation 173Management Ethics 174Management Hons Seminar 173Management in Aquaculture 176Management, Introduction 169Management of Compensation & Benefits 172Management of Human Resources 170Management of Information Systems 143, 178, 179Management, Research Methods 173Management, Research Project 174Managerial Accounting 161Managerial Communication 170Managerial Social Responsibility 171Managing AVE 257Managing Human Resources 174Managing Organisational Change 179Manufacturing & Quality Control 130Manufacturing, Advanced 133, 134Manufacturing Design Project 131Marine Ecology 479Marine, Freshwater & Antarctic Biology (Hons)

443, 454, 480Marketing Communications 171Marketing Law 170Marketing Management 172, 175Marketing Research 170Marketing Theory & Research 173Mass Social Movements 333Master of Commerce 157, 176Master of Commerce [by research] 161Master of Economics 157Master of Environmental Management 410Master of Environmental Studies (Coursework) 410Materials & Manufacturing 128Mathematical Analysis & Applications 446, 448Mathematicfs, Project 449Mathematics 446, 447, 448, 449Mathematics (Geomatics) 447Mathematics (Hons) 449Mathematics (Tech) 447Mathematics A (Eng) 445Mathematics Applications 445Mathematics Curriculum (ECE) 217Mathematics Curriculum (K-6) 215Mathematics Curriculum (Primary) 216, 218Mathematics Curriculum (Secondary) 231, 232Mathematics for Aquaculture 445Mathematics for Computer Science 445Mathematics II (Eng) 447Mathematics in Life Sciences 446Mathematics, Introductory Applied Statistics 447Mathematics Project 449Mathematics, Project 449Mathematics VIb –Intermediate Applied Statistics 449Meaning of Life 353

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Measurement & Process Control 141, 147Mechanical Control & Maintenance 129Mechanical Engineering 128Mechanical Engineering Hons Thesis 133Mechanical Noise & Vibration Control 134Mechanical Technology Design Project 131Mechanics, Applied 147Mechanics of Machines 149Media Law 166Medical Laboratory Practice 206Medical Microbiology 209Medicinal Chemistry 211Medicine 197, 198, 199Medicine (BMedSc Hons) 198Medicine, Advanced Study/Research 182Medieval Latin & the Classical Tradition 382Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing Practice 204Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing Studies 204MEnvSt (Coursework) Research Project & Thesis 410Methods in School Psychology 422Microbial Ecology 439Microbiology 195, 436Microbiology & Health 207Microbiology & Immunology 193Microbiology (BMedSc Hons) 195Microbiology (Hons) (Science) 442Microbiology (Pharmacy) 193Microbiology, Applied & Environmental 460Microbiology, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 444Microbiology, Introductory 438Microbiology, Research Project 195Microbiology, Research Project (part time) 195Microcomputer Architecture 136Microeconomic Reform 157Microeconomic Theory & Policy 155Microeconomics 157Microprocessors & Data Acquisition 386Mineralogy, Advanced Techniques 400Modelling & Control of Processes 144Modelling in Environmental Engineering 152Modern Drama 314Modern Europe 1815—1914 373Modern India till Independence 375Modern Manufacturing & Quality Control 135Molecular Biochemistry

Techniques & Theory 184Molecular Evolution 453Molluscan Culture 458Money, Banking & Financial Institutions 156Moral Philosophy 354Motor Learning & Skill Development 248Movement Concepts 247Multimedia & Internet Technologies 470Multimedia Applications 473Municipal Engineering for Surveyors 132Music

Theory & Improvisation 284Theory Composition & Arranging 282

Music & Education 234Music Curriculum 216Music Curriculum (ECE) 217Music Curriculum (Primary) 216Music Elective 284Music, Ensemble Study (GradDipMus) 267Music, History & Analysis 284Music Industry Studies 284Music, Performance 260Music, Performance Study 283Music, Practical Study 264, 284Music Practice 262Music, Principal Study Extension 258, 259Music, Specialised Study (GradDipMus) 267Music, Specialised Study (Part-time Enrolment) 267Music Teaching 265Music Teaching & Learning 259Music Technology 259Music Theory 265Musicianship 283Musicianship Extension 258Musicology 282, 283Muslim Nationalism & Indian Partition 343

N

National Shakespeare 305, 317Natural Resources Management 430Neuroanatomy for Psychologists 424Neurobiology & Neuropharmacology 203Neuroscience 191Nineteenth Century Political Thought

Enlightenment & After 360Noise Control 131Numerical Methods for Engineers 450Nursing & Medical Science in Intensive Care 205Nursing as a Profession 202Nursing Inquiry in Practice 203Nursing Practice 205Nursing Research 202Nursing, Research Methods in Nursing 205Nursing, Research Seminars & Project 203Nursing Thesis 206Nutrition of Aquatic Organisms 460Nutrition of Farmed Organisms 461

O

Objects & Algorithms 469Obstetrics & Gynaecology 187Occupational Health & Safety 131, 135Occupational Safety 145Operations Management 131Operations Research 447, 448Optimisation in Power Systems 144Orchestra & Repertoire 263, 264Orchestration & Arranging 258Ore Deposit Geochemistry 399Ore Deposit Geology 399Ore Deposit Studies & Exploration Models 401

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Organic Chemistry 426, 428Organic Chemistry (Agricultural Science) 465Organic Chemistry (Pharmacy) 465Organisational Behaviour 170, 174Organisational Context & Administrative Practice 337Organising Nursing Care 202Outdoor Recreation Management 252

P

Paediatrics & Child Health 185, 186Painting 274, 275, 292, 293Painting, Colour Through Paint 274Painting, Painting Project 274Pathology (BMedSc Hons) 195Performance & Communications 264, 265Performance for Composers 259, 260Performance Study (Music) 282Performance Study 3 (Theatre) 280Performing Arts, Theory Composition & Arranging 282Performing Arts Elective 285Personal & Corporate Solvency 167Personal Financial Management 158, 159Perspectives on Ageing 201Pharmaceutical Science & Practice 210, 211, 213Pharmacology 192, 211Pharmacology (BMedSc Hons) 193Pharmacy (Hons) 213Pharmacy in Health Care 210Pharmacy, Research 214Philosophy 353Philosophy & Literature 353Philosophy (Hons) 358Philosophy Health Care 356Philosophy of Feminism 307, 356Philosophy of Mind 353Philosophy of Religion 354Philosophy of Religion & Science 356, 357Philosophy of Right & Wrong 355, 358Photogrammetry 415Photography 292Physical Chemistry 427, 428Physical Education Curriculum 216Physical Environment 429Physical Science 435Physics 431, 432, 433, 474, 475Physics, Applied 474Physics (Hons unit) 476Physics (Hons) 433, 476Physics 2 (Engineering) 476Physics for Engineers 431Physics for Human Movement Studies 431Physics for Life Sciences 431Physics, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 476Physics, Laboratory Instrumentation 432Physics, Principles 431Physiological Basis of Psychopathology 423Physiology & Nutrition, Advanced 252Physiology (BMedSc Hons) 193

Physiology (BSc Hons) 193Physiology, Applied 192Physiology & Nutrition, Applied 248Physiology of Aquatic Organisms 460Physiology of Farmed Organisms 461Planning Implementation & Review 371Plant Biotechnology 459Plant Ecology 454Plant Nutrition & Soil Fertility 443Plant Pathology 437, 439, 440, 444Plant Physiology 437, 457Plant Production 438, 441Plant Science Research 453Poetry & Australian Modernity 315Poetry of the Goethezeit 326, 327Policy Analysis 367Policy Process 366Political Economy of Education in International Perspective

233Political Institutions & Policy Dynamics 370Political Philosophy 357Political Science 359Political Science (Hons) 364Political Thought, Liberal Democracy 360Politics in Contemporary China 364Politics in Contemporary Japan 363Politics of Democratisation, East & West 362Politics of Gender, Politics of Feminism 360Politics of Gender, the Politics of Feminism 308Politics of Labour-Management Relations 367Pollution Control Engineering 152Popular Culture & the Mass Media 305, 332Popular Fictions, Texts & Audiences 306, 318Population & Urbanisation 429Population, Culture & Environment 405Post-Harvest Physiology 441Postcolonial Narratives 319Postmodern Politics: Ideology, Power & Freedom 305, 360Postmodernism & Visual Culture 306Postmodernism and Visual Culture 296Power Electronic Drive Systems 141, 147Power Electronics 138, 146Power, Pleasure & Perversion 306, 309, 316Power Systems 138, 141, 146Practice of Teaching 221Practice, Performance & Communication Skills 283Practicum – see under discipline namePrincipal Study Composition 259, 260Principal Study Contemporary Music 263Principal Study Extension 259Principal Study Guitar 261Principal Study Keyboard 266Principal Study Orchestral Instruments 263, 264Principal Study Voice 265, 266Principles of Breeding 438Principles of Business Law 169Principles of Economics 154Principles of Marketing 170

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Principles of Operating Systems 471Principles of Public Law 162Principles of Statistics 448Principles of Systems 177Printmaking 293, 294Printmedia 275, 276Printmedia, Photography as Service 275Processor Architecture & Design 138Production & Performance 280Professional Computing 468Professional Experience 413Professional Practice & Ethical Issues 423Professional Practice & Ethics 424, 425Professional Project (BArch) 393Professional Seminar in Counselling 246Professional Studies (BArch) 392, 393Professional Work Experience 247, 251Programming & Problem Solving 468Programming Systems 471Project in Aquaculture 459Project Management & Organisation 125Project Management & Practice 129Property Law 162Psychiatry 199Psychiatry, Research Review & Report 199Psycho-Social Aspects of Physical Activity 247Psychoeducational Assessment 423Psychological Basis of Physical Activity 248Psychology 418Psychology & the Teacher 237Psychology (Hons) 190, 422Psychology (Science) 419Psychology, Applied 420Psychology, Core 419Psychology, Experimental 419, 420Psychology, Introduction 335Psychology, Research Project 336Psychopathology 424Psychophysiology 421Public Administration 368Public Administration, Reading Unit 371Public Economics 157Public Sector Management 370

Q

Qualitative Research Methods 333Quantitative Management Methods 174Quantitative Methods 154, 155Quatitative Methods in Biology 479

R

Race Politics 361Radio Production 282Reading & Writing Jawi 351Reading the Classics, Ovid & Chaucer 309, 315, 381Reading Theory 319Reflections in Drama Education 243, 245Reflections in Music Education 243, 245

Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 133Regional Development Policy 367Regional Economic Modelling 157Remedies 169Reproductive Biology: Strategies & Mechanism 480Rereading Chaucer 319Research Design 424Research Methodology & Writing 319Research Report 424, 425Resource Economics 155Revolution & Dissent 361, 374Robot Kinematics, Dynamics & Control 134Robotics & Automatic Control 143Robotics, Dynamics & Control 131Roman Imperial Society 380

S

School & Classroom Based Curriculum Development 237School Experience 220, 221School Experience, ECE/Primary 229School Experience, Internship 229Science & Students’ Alternative Conceptions 242Science Curriculum (K-6) 216, 218Science Curriculum (Secondary) 231, 232Science Honours

Forest Ecology 88Marine, Freshwater And Antarctic Biology 89Natural Environment & Wilderness Management 89

Science of Agriculture 434Science Project (Chemistry) 428Scientific Analysis & Presentation for Aquaculture 458Scientific Perspectives in Nursing 201Sculpture 276, 277, 294, 295Sculpture, Project 277Secondary Studies 252Sedimentary Environments 399Services Marketing 172Settlers & Convicts 315Shakespeare: Histories &Tragedies 314Shakespeare’s Stage, The Play of Power 320Signal Processing 140Signals & Linear Systems 138, 146Social Behaviour & Social Influence 336Social Education 215Social Inequality 334Social Policy in Welfare States 368Social Research 332Social Science: Civics & Citizenship 236Social Work (Hons) Dissertation 338Social Work Practice & the Law 337Social Work Practice & Theory 336Social Work Practicum 337, 338Society, Culture & Health 200, 201Sociological Analysis of Modern Society 331Sociology 329Sociology (Hons) 334Sociology 1 –Principles of Social Or ganisation 329Sociology, Introduction to Social Research 330

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Sociology, Introduction to Social Research Methods 329Sociology of Deviance 334Sociology of Health & Illness 332Sociology of Law 164Sociology of Nature 305, 334Sociology of Power 334Sociology, Survey Research 332Software & Knowledge Engineering 140, 147Software Analysis 386Software Construction 469Software Design 386Software Process 386, 387Software Specification 470Soil Conservation (Landcare for Teachers) 403Soil Science 437, 439, 440, 444Soils 441Soils A KLA262 437Solo Recital Project 279Sound of the Past (History) 377Sound Technology 281Sound Technology (Music) 284South Pacific in World Affairs 362Sovereignty, the State & International Order 362Spatial Analysis 414Spatial Data Analysis 408Spatial Data Structures & Data Bases 414Spatial Data Systems 472Spatial Information Systems 416, 417, 472Special Pathology 194, 195Special Project in TESL/TEFL /LOTE 245Special Studies (Women’s Studies) 311Special Topic in Education 242Special Topics in Management 172, 173, 176Specialised Studio 391Sport Injuries 249Sport, Leisure & Tourism 305, 333Sport Psychology 240, 241, 250Sports Laboratory 248Sports Science, Special Study 250State, Economy & Public Policy 371Statistics Education: Chance & Inference 239Statistics Education –Advanced T opics 240Statistics Education –Data Handling 239Strategic Information Systems 178Strategic Management 171, 174Strength of Materials 150Stress Analysis 125, 127Stress Physiology 240Structural Mechanics 124, 125Structural Mechanics, Advanced 134Structure & Function, Clinical Correlations 189Student Directed Projects 281Studies in Numeracy 233Studies in Teaching 234Studio Teaching 284Style & Analysis 263Succession 168Supervised Practicum in Counselling 246

Supportive Care in Hospital & Community Settings 201Surgery 195, 196Surgery (BMedSc Hons) 196Surveying (Hons) 416Surveying (Project) 415Surveying for Engineers 415Surveying for Scientists 415Surveying Practice 414Sustainable Resource Management 435System Development Methodologies 179Systems & Control 149Systems Development 177Systems Development Methodologies 178

T

Tax 166, 167Taxation 160Teaching & Assessment 232Teaching & Learning 254, 255Teaching, (Hons) Dissertation 230Teaching, (Hons) Seminar 230Teaching Drama 230, 231, 232Teaching English 230, 231, 232Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages 238Teaching, Internship 229Teaching, Practice 221Teaching, Pro Seminar 225, 229, 230Teaching, Pro Seminar (ECE/Primary 226Teaching, Professional Studies 221, 226Teaching, School Experience 225, 229Teaching, School Experience (ECE/Primary 225, 226Teaching Studies 239Technical Theatre 279, 280, 281Technology 253, 254Technology (Applied Design) 253Technology Curriculum 230Technology Design Project 146Technology for Aquaculture 457, 461Technology in the Primary School 215Technology, Society & Change 257Technology Studies 234, 237Tectonic & Structural Controls on Ore Deposits 401Television Production 282Tertiary Teaching 243Text Based Production 281Textiles 277, 278Textiles, Textiles in Differing Contexts 278Textiles,The Allure of Fibre & Cloth 278Theatre, Performance Study 279Theatrecrafts 281Theatrecrafts2 280Theoretical Physics 475, 476Theories of Literacy Acquisition 241Therapeutic Communication, Advanced 203Therapeutics 212, 214Thermal Energy Systems 130Thermodynamics 128, 147, 150Third World Issues 377

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Third World Politics 343Timber Seasoning Technology 151Time-based/Multi Media 300Topics in Advanced Mathematics 448Torts 162Toxicology 212Trade Practices Law 167Trade Union Law 165Traffic & Highway Engineering 126Transfusion Science 209Transient Behaviour in Power Systems 144Transients & Control 138, 146Trends & Issues in Child & Family Health 203Trois textes, trois temps, trois regards

le Maghreb 322

U

Understanding Organisations 333, 369Urban Design Contextual Studies

Ecology & Resource Management 394Spatial Organisation & Social Issues 394

Urban Design Planning Issues 394, 395Urban Design Planning Techniques

Policy Making & Project Evaluation 394Survey Methods 394

Urban Design Professional Practice 394Urban Design Professional Project 395

Project Planning 394Urban Design Theory & Practice

Regional Planning 394Suburban & Infrastructure Planning 394

Urban Planning, Space, Place & Society 405 407

V

Van Diemen’s Land 1642—1850 376Vegetation Management 407Vibration & Noise 130Video 298, 299Visual Arts Curriculum 215Visual Perception 421Vocationally Oriented Study 280Volcanology & Mineralisation in Volcanic Terrains 401

W

Ways of Reasoning 356Wilderness & Natural Area Management 406, 407Wilderness & Natural Environment 301Wittgenstein 355Women & Medieval Writing 308, 314Women & Public Policy 310Women & Work in Australia 308, 367Women, Power & Society 307, 332Women Writers & Feminist Literary Criticism 320Women’s Studies: Contexts, Conflicts, Crisis? 310Women’s Studies (Hons) 309Woodskills 299Workplace Learning & Training 256Writing Poetry & Short Fiction 314

WWW (World Wide Web) Design 300

Z

Zoology 477, 478Zoology (Hons) 480Zoology for Aquaculture 455Zoology, Grad Dip Science (Hons) 480

Index of course codes

Associate DiplomaF1E Music (ADipMus)F1G Fine Art and Design (ADipFA)F1H Performing Arts (ADipPA)R1A Modern Languages (AssocDipModLang)S1A Applied Science in Aquaculture

(AssocDipAppScAq)

Bachelor (including combined degrees & honours)C3A Commerce-Applied Science (BCom-BAppSc)C3C Commerce (BCom)C3E Economics (BEc)C3H Commerce-Arts (BCom-BA)C3J Economics-Arts (BEc-BA)C3S Information Systems (BIS)C4C Commerce (Hons) (BCom(Hons))C4E Economics with Honours (BEc(Hons))C4S Information Systems (Honours) (BIS(Hons))D3A Environmental Design (BEnvDes)D3B Architecture (BArch)D4A Environmental Design with Honours

(BEnvDes(Hons))D4B Architecture with Honours (BArch(Hons))E3A Education (BEd)E3B Education (In-Service) (BEd(In-Service))E3G Adult and Vocational Education (BAdVocEd)E3H Teaching (BTeach)E3H Teaching with Honours (BTeach(Hons))E3J Human Movement (BHM)E4A Education with Honours (BEd(Hons))E4C Education (In-Service) with Honours

(BEd(Hons))(In-Service)E4G Adult and Vocational Education (Honours)

(BAdVocEd(Hons))E4J Human Movement (Honours) (BHM(Hons))F3B Performing Arts (BPA)F3E Fine Arts (BFA)F3H Music (BMus)F4A Fine Arts with Honours (BFA(Hons))F4D Music (Honours) (BMus(Hons))H3D Nursing (BN)H4A Nursing with Honours (BN(Hons))L3B Laws (LLB)M3A Medical Science (BMedSc)M3B Medicine-Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)M3E Biomedical Science (BBiomedSc)M3F Pharmacy (BPharm)M4A Medical Science with Honours (BMedSc(Hons))M4B Medicine-Bachelor of Surgery with Honours

(MBBS(Hons))M4C Pharmacy with Honours (BPharm(Hons))

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E7B Education (MEd)F7C Music (MMus)F7D Fine Art and Design (MFAD)H7A Nursing (MN)N7A Technology (MTech)R7B Humanities (MHum)R7C Applied Sociology (MAppSoc)R7D Public Administration (MPA)R7G Social Work (MSW)S7B Environmental Studies (MEnvSt)S7C Applied Science in Aquaculture (MAppSci)S7D Environmental Management (MEnvMgt)S7E Science Studies (MScSt)S7F Economic Geology (MEconGeol)S7H Psychology (MPsych)(Educational Psychology)S7J Psychology (MPsych)(Clinical Psychology)S7K Computing (MComp)

Professional DoctorateE9Z Education (EdD)

N3A Engineering (BE)N3C Science-Bachelor of Engineering (BSc-BE)N3D Surveying (BSurv)N3H Geomatics (BGeom)N3M Technology (BTech)N4A Engineering with Honours (BE(Hons))N4B Surveying with Honours (BSurv(Hons))R3A Arts (BA)R3B Social Work (BSW)R3C Social Science (BSocSc)R4A Arts with Honours (BA(Hons))R4B Social Work with Honours (BSW(Hons))S3A Agricultural Science (BAgrSc)S3B Applied Science (Agriculture) (BAppSc(Agr))S3C Applied Science (Horticulture) (BAppSc(Hort))S3E Applied Science (BAppSc)S3F Computing (BComp)S3G Science (BSc)S4C Applied Science with Honours (BAppSc(Hons))S4D Computing with Honours (BComp(Hons))S4E Science with Honours (BSc(Hons))S4G Antarctic Studies with Honours (BAntSt(Hons))

DiplomaS2A Applied Science in Aquaculture (DipAppScAq)

Graduate CertificateC5T Management (GradCertMgt)E5B Education (GradCertEd)R5A Applied Sociology (GradCertAppSoc)

Graduate DiplomaC6M Business Administration (GDBA)E6C Education (GradDipEd)F6C Music (GradDipMus)H6A Advanced Nursing (GradDipAdvN)M6A Immunology and Microbiology

(GradDipImmunolMicrobiol)N6E Spatial Information Science with Honours

(GradDipSIS(Hons))N6Z Engineering (Hons) (GradDipEng(Hons))R6B Humanities (GradDipHum)R6F Modern Languages (GradDipModLang)R6G Applied Sociology (GradDipAppSoc)S6A Agricultural Science (GradDipAgrSc)S6B Environmental Studies (GradDipEnvSt)S6C Applied Science in Aquaculture

(GradDipAppSc)S6D Science (GradDipSc)S6J Computing (GradDipComp)S6R Computing with Honours

(GradDipComp(Hons))S6W Environmental Studies with Honours

(GradDipEnvSt(Hons))S6X Science with Honours (GradDipSc(Hons))S6Y Agricultural Science with Honours

(GradDipAgrSc(Hons))

MasterC7A Information Systems (MIS)C7C Commerce (MCom)C7M Business Administration (MBA)D7A Town Planning (MTP)

Index of unit codesAboriginal Studies HABAccounting & Finance BFAAdministration HSDAdult & Vocational Education ESVAgricultural Science KLAAnatomy & Physiology CHG–CHPAncient Greek HTGAntarctic Studies KSAAquaculture KQAAsian Studies HMABachelor of Teaching ESABehavioural Science HGPBiochemistry CBABiomedical Science CRAChemistry (Launceston) KJCChemistry (Hobart) KRAChinese HMCCivil Engineering ACCClassics HTCClinical Sciences CMG–CMPCommunity & Rural Health CLAComputer Science KCAComputing KXACultural Studies HACEarly Childhood & Primary Education EPC–EPTEconomics BEAElectrical Engineering AEAEngineering ANPEnglish HEAEnvironmental Design, Architecture KDAEnvironmental Design, Architecture, Town Planning KDUEnvironmental Engineering ANTEnvironmental Studies KGEFine Arts (Hobart) FSA–FSZFine Arts (Launceston) FFA–FFXFrench HEFGeography (Hobart) KGAGeography (Launceston) KJG

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Geology (Hobart) KEAGeology (Launceston) KJYGeomatics KGGGerman HEGHistory HTAHuman Movement ESPHumanities Honours HAXIn-Service Education ESIIndonesian HMNInformation HLAInformation Systems BSAItalian HEIJapanese HMJLatin HTLLaw BLAManagement BMAMathematics for Engineering KMEMathematics KMAMechanical Engineering ACMMedicine – Multi-disciplinary CAMMusic FCB–FCZNursing CNAPathology CJAPerforming Arts FPB–FPSPharmacy CSAPhilosophy HPAPhysics (Launceston) KJPPhysics (Hobart) KYAPlant Science KPAPolitical Science HSAPostgraduate Education courses ESNPsychology KHASecondary Education ESC–ESFSecondary Education ESS–ESTSocial Work HGWSociology HGASurgery CKASurveying KGSTechnology AEBWomen’s & Children’s Health CGC–CGWWomen’s Studies HAFZoology KZA

ACC Civil EngineeringACM Mechanical EngineeringAEA Electrical EngineeringAEB TechnologyANP EngineeringANT Environmental EngineeringBEA EconomicsBFA Accounting & FinanceBLA LawBMA ManagementBSA Information SystemsCAM Medicine – Multi-disciplinaryCBA BiochemistryCGC–CGW Women’s & Children’s HealthCHG–CHP Anatomy & PhysiologyCJA PathologyCKA SurgeryCLA Community & Rural Health

CMG–CMP Clinical SciencesCNA NursingCRA Biomedical ScienceCSA PharmacyEPC–EPT Early Childhood & Primary EducationESA Bachelor of TeachingESC–ESF Secondary EducationESI In-Service EducationESN Postgraduate Education coursesESP Human MovementESS–EST Secondary EducationESV Adult & Vocational EducationFCB–FCZ MusicFFA–FFX Fine Arts (Launceston)FPB–FPS Performing ArtsFSA–FSZ Fine Arts (Hobart)HAB Aboriginal StudiesHAC Cultural StudiesHAF Women’s StudiesHAX Humanities HonoursHEA EnglishHEF FrenchHEG GermanHEI ItalianHGA SociologyHGP Behavioural ScienceHGW Social WorkHLA InformationHMA Asian StudiesHMC ChineseHMJ JapaneseHMN IndonesianHPA PhilosophyHSA Political ScienceHSD AdministrationHTA HistoryHTC ClassicsHTG Ancient GreekHTL LatinKCA Computer ScienceKDA Environmental Design, ArchitectureKDU Environmental Design, Architecture, Town PlanningKEA GeologyKGA GeographyKGE Environmental StudiesKGG GeomaticsKGS SurveyingKHA PsychologyKJC ChemistryKJG GeographyKJP PhysicsKJY GeologyKLA Agricultural ScienceKMA MathematicsKME Mathematics for EngineeringKPA Plant ScienceKQA AquacultureKRA ChemistryKSA Antarctic StudiesKXA ComputingKYA PhysicsKZA Zoology

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