SCHEDULE II: QUALIFYING STUDIES

An applicant may be selected fo¡ admission under Regulation 3(c) or 4 subject to satis-

lactory completion

of

such qualifying studies as determined

by the

traculty alter considêration of advice from the Chairman olthe Department of Architecture.

Qualilying studies

will

normally be selected from the preparatory subjects;

in

unusual cases Faculty may approve different studies, after consideration

ol

advice lrom the Chairman of the Department of Architecture.

Preparatory subjects (and any other qualifying studies) will be offered and assessed in the hrst half of each calendar year,

in

order that these subjects might be completed satis- factorily before the core subjects of first year commence at mid-year.

A candidate undertaking qualifying studies may defer assessment until the end olthe year ofentry as a qualifying student.

On the recommendation of the Chairman ol the Department of Architecture a supple- mentary examination may be offered to a candidate undertaking qualilying studies.

A candidate who defers or lails all or part of the qualilying studies may undertake them in anothe¡ year only with permission of Faculty alter

it

has considered advice lrom the Chairman of the Department of Architecture.

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SCHEDULE III: THE ORDINARY DEGREE

I.

^{COURSE OF STUDY}

To qualily for the degree a candidate shall undertake the requirements ofand satisly ^the examlners ln:

(a) twelve core subjects, four to be taken in each ol the three years ol the course;

(b) one elective ^subject or a period olapproved practical experience to be taken in ^the

Èrrst or second year ofthe ^course (normally first); and

(c) twelve practice subjects to be taken in the hrst or second years ofthe course (normally six in the ftrst year and six in the second year).

Depending

on

^{under the Pro-}

visions

oleithe

^{ete one or mol'e}

preparatory

su

^{nt to underlake}

qualilying stud Preparatory ^subjects

RR3 1 Architectural Construction IA

RR4l

Architectural Science IA Core subjects

First Year

RROl Architectural Construction ^I RRl

I

Architectural Design I Second-Year

RR02 Architectural Construction

II RRl2

Architectural ^Design

II

Third-Year

RR03 Architectural Construction

III RRl3

Architectural Design

III

Elective subject

One elective subject selected from the lollowing and approved by the Chairman ofthe Department of Architecture:

RR77 Human-Environment ^Studies OR

RX07 An approved study as prescribed from time to time OR

One approved subject

or

the equivalent Aclelaide.

OR

RX08 Practical ^Experience

lrom another degree

of

the University of

Practice subjects

RR47 Architectural SurveYing RR57 Building and Planning

Regulations

RRlT

Building Services and Equipment A

NR1

I

Architectural Structures IA

RR5l

Architectural Design IA

RR2

I

Architectural Science I NROl Architectural Structures I RR22 Architectural Science

II

NR02 Architectural Structures

II

RR23 Architectural Science

III

NR03 Architectural Structures

III

RR28 Computer Techniques rn Architecture B

RR37 Drawing and Visual Communication A

With the prior approval olthe Chairman olthe Depaftment ^of Architecture, a candidate may choose to prèsent a period ol approved practical experience lor the equivalent of t'wenty weeks in lieu of an elective subject.

RRIS RR48 RR27

RR38 D¡awing and Visual Communication B

RR67 Estimating and Cost Control RR58 Site Organisation and Plant RR68 Specihcation and Bills of Quantities Building Services and

Equipment B Building Surveys Computer Techniques in Architecture A

2.

ORDER OF SUBJECTS Core subjects

Before entering upon the course ofstudy for the followingyear a candidate shall pass in all the core subjects ofeach year ofthe course, provided that at the discretion ofthe Board of Examiners a candidate who fails to satisly the examiners in not more than tu/o core subjects at an annual examination may be permitted to sit for a supplementa¡y examina-

tion in

the subject or subjects concemed and the whole of the examination shall be

deemed

to

have been passed

if

^{the examiners are} satisfied

at the

supplementary examlnatron.

Elective subject

With permission of the Chairman of the Department of Architecture the elective subject may be undertaken in eithe¡ the hrst or second year. At the discretion of the Board of Examiners, a candidate who fails to satisfy the examiners in the elective subject may be granted _a supplementary examination.

Practice subjects

Enrolment

in

each of the practice subjects listed

in

clause

I

ol this schedule may be

permitted in any sequence and each may be undertaken during either the first or the second year ofthe cou¡se.

There will be no supplementary examination in any practice subject; a candidate who does not satisly the examiners may repeat the subject when it is next offered.

Entry to Third Year

Except

with

the permission

ol

the Chairman

of

the Department

ol

Architecture a candidate may not enrol in the third ^year ofthe course unless one ofthe elective subjects, or an approved period olpractical experience, and all ofthe practice subjects listed in clause

I

olthis schedule have been satisfactorily completed.

3.

^ASSESSMBNT

A candidate who has presented lor examination in any subject may, at the discretion of the Board ofExaminers, be required subsequently to ^present lor an additional examina- tion, which may consist oloral, written or practical work; the results of which shall be

taken into account in determining the result at the annual assessment.

4,

APPROVAL OF COURSE

Courses of study must be approved by the Dean of the Faculty (or nominee) at enrolment each year.

5.

^EXEMPTION

Exemption lrom or status in any third-year subject or part ola third-year subject will not be granted.

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6.

PASS LISTS

The names of the candidates who pass in any subject shall be published in order of merit in the classifications Pass with Distinction and Pass with Credit, and in alphabetical order in the classification Pass.