To the students, then I say this: As you come to the Brisbane College of Advanced Education, think of it not as a supermarket where you come and shop and go to consume. Bachelor of Education 162 Diploma in Teaching (In-Service) 164 Electoral Lists A.B,C,D,E,F,G & H 165 UNIT INDEX Interpretation and use of.
Official Dates 1982
Public Holidays 1982
1 & 2 ADCW 1&2 DT1 , DT2, DT3 INSDT GOT GDME BED ADCA ADH&S Associate Diploma in Community Welfare Diploma in Teaching Jr. 1, 2 and 3 Diploma in Education (Indian) Postgraduate Diploma in Education Postgraduate Diploma in Music Education Bachelor of Education Associate Diploma in Creative Arts Associate Diploma in Humanities and Science.
State ~chool Terms ancf Vacations 1982
Pri!lcipal Staff
School of Business
Accounting and Law
Computing
Economics
Industrial Relations
Management and Marketing
Secretarial Studies
Department of Community Studies
Community Recreation
Community Welfare
Department of Liberal Studies
Mathematics Senior Lecturer
Music Senior Lecturer
Psychology Senior Lecturer
Science Senior Lecturers
Social Studies Senior Lecturers
School of Teacher Education
Field Studies Senior Lecturer
In-Service Education
Health and Physical Education
College Resource Centre
Reader Services
Media Services
Counselling Services
Computer Centre (CAENET)
Courses; Attendance Modes Available;
Minimum Duration
Business courses
Community Studies courses
Liberal Studies courses
Teacher Education courses
Admission
Admission Periods
Admission to Degree, Diploma and Associate Diploma Courses
A place will be offered in the first course on the preference list, provided the applicant meets all entry requirements and there are vacancies. When choosing preferences, applicants should consider the following: Only courses with entry requirements consistent with a realistic estimate of the applicant's academic ability should be selected.
Application Procedure
Applicants are considered for each course in turn according to expressed preference (ie from the first to the sixth).
Schedule 1
If more than one subject is attempted, the highest NTE score obtained will be shared. Applicants who have completed less than two semester units in a tertiary course will be selected on the basis of their previous TE or NTE results.
Schedule 5
Previous results in tertiary education for applicants who have completed two or more semester units of a degree, diploma or associate degree course at any tertiary institution but have not graduated from any such course. NTE is calculated on upper tertiary studies; refer to any original TE or NTE estimate only if the NTE estimate derived from this list is significantly lower.
Special Admission
Details of current employment status and other employment information deemed relevant to the course for which admission is sought should be included. Copies of duty statements, work-related references and other forms of documentation must be provided.
Special Consideration
Late Fees
Admission to Bachelor of Education and Diploma in Teaching (In-Service) Courses
Admission to Graduate Diploma Courses
Interviews
Non-Quota Admission
Applicants for a course who have previously studied at NBCAE or another tertiary institution should apply in the manner described for that course in this Handbook (ie through QTAC or directly to the College). Applicants for admission to the College who are also seeking credit should submit a loan application as soon as possible.
Re-Admission
- SCHEDULE 1
- SCHEDULE 2
- SCHEDULE 6 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: BY COURSE
- SCHEDULE 7
October 14, 1981 Diploma, Diploma & Associate Diploma Courses (Except Bach· . elor of Education & Diploma in Teaching In Service) Application Deadline. November 26, 1981 • Offer given to early applicants in Bachelor of Education, Diploma in Pedagogy (further training) and Master's degree in Music Education.
Enrolment Initial Enrolment
Re-enrolment
Confirmation of Enrolment
For details of rules and procedures governing the change of enrollment (taking an additional unit or units, withdrawing a unit or units, replacing units, withdrawing all units, applying for academic leave) refer to Rule 2 in this Handbook. The service is primarily designed to offer support to students with personal and/or study problems, but also offers assistance·.
Accommodation
Facilities include a Career Reference Library on each campus where students can obtain information on courses, careers and employment opportunities. Students can log in at their leisure to browse a wide range of informational materials and self-help literature held for student use.
Financial Assistance
Questions about scholarships can be made at Counseling Services or by contacting: ii) Aboriginal Study Grants Scheme. Grants under this scheme are available on a full-time or part-time basis for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Needy Students Scheme
R. Holdings, June 1981 Monographs
Partial List of AV Hardware
Services
Self-contained facilities, with assistance if necessary, are available for teachers and students to prepare:. videotapes for microteaching and other evaluative procedures; material for lectures, seminars and practical work. The microfiche catalog contains print and non-print sources; Other publications include a monthly Accession List of new articles, a List of Journals Held, and guides for students and staff of the Center. Each Brisbane CAE Campus has additional equipment that provides access to the central machine in Kedron Park.
The Bookstore provides a comprehensive range of texts, reference books and materials of general interest, on both campuses.
Introduction
Courses
Evaluation
Elective Selection
Graduation
Graduate Diploma in Industrial Relations
Graduate Diploma in Secretarial Studies
Bachelor of Business
Semester 1
4 Units)
4 Units)
AC1633 Financial Accounting 1 DP1840 Operations Research 1 DPl 841 Operations Research 2 EC1831 Business Economics MKl 732 Business Forecasting ST1730 Applied Statistics. Financial accounting 1 Business economics 1 Financial accounting 2 Management accounting 1 Business economics 2 Business law Taxation Law & Practice.
Associate Diploma in Computing
4 units) Semester 2
4 units) Semester.1
It is designed to provide graduates with professional knowledge and skills in the field of industrial relations. Those who enroll on the course are usually already engaged in industrial relations work or are employed in positions such as personnel officer, supervisor, industrial advocate or trade union official.
Associate Diploma in Secretarial Studies
The introduction of the current Associate Degree courses in Community Welfare and Recreation marked the College's first move into areas of education other than teacher training. The department will offer three courses in 1982 • Bachelor of Arts (Recreation Administration) Associate Diploma in Community Recreation Associate Diploma in Community Welfare. The Grading Committee may recommend to a student whose record in any semester includes unsatisfactory grades (ie grades of 1, 2, 3, or U) -. i) re-enroll or, if you have subsequently completed all units, graduate as normal (see Graduation section below); or ii) Re-engage in normal or reduced unit load but complete such additional work as may be prescribed by the Head of Department;. iii) re-enter the normal or reduced load of the new units, but in addition repeat the work of the failed units; or iv) repeating failed units or repeating the entire semester of study, including passed and failed units, before you are allowed to continue with new units (progress restriction); v) be excluded from further study in the relevant course for a specified period or permanently.
Assessment Committees may recommend that a student graduate if such student has completed all but one unit in his final semester and achieved a grade of 3 in that unit, provided that no more than four grades of 3 can be accumulated in any part-time at any one time graduation. Program or three grades of 3 in any degree program or provided that the total weekly contact hours of units in which grades of 3 have been achieved do not exceed 9 contact hours in any associate degree program or 14 contact hours in any degree program, whichever is smaller.
Evaluation of Fieldwork
Bachelor of Arts (Recreation Administration)
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Associate Diploma in Community Recreation
Stage 1 Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Associate Diploma in Community Welfare
- Semester2
- Semester 2
- Semester 1
- Semester 2 CW2232
In year two, an eight-week block placement is organized halfway through the year. These two courses were originally designed to meet the needs of the older student, but over time the Associate Diploma in Creative Arts has been made available to young people who have recently completed high school. For the school leaver, the Associate Diploma in Creative Arts offers the opportunity to build skills and confidence and define career goals.
A student who has obtained more than two grades of 3· in any of the Associate Diploma in Creative Arts and Associate Diploma in Humanities and Science courses is not eligible for the degree.
Associate Diploma in Creative Arts
To be chosen from List M. LIST J: ELECTIVES IN ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA IN CREATIVE ARTS Note·. i) Students must choose 2 units from this list. ii) Students may NOT choose more than AR3132. LIST K: ELECTIVES IN ASSOCIATED DIPLOMA IN CREATIVE ARTS Note·. i) Students must select 2 units from this list; (except that if EN3137 was selected from list J. only one unit from list K is required). ii). The units must be selected to complement units with the same titles selected from list J;.
LIST M: ELECTIVES IN THE PART-TIME GRADUATE CREATIVE AFtTS Students must select 1 unit from this list to complete the sequence with the corresponding unit from List L. For example, if you selected MU3230 from List L, you must now select MU3231.
Associate Diploma in Humanities and Science
Stage 2 Semester 1
Semester 1
One of these features is the emphasis on micro-teaching and school-based studies; another is the emphasis on practical teaching in schools; a third feature is the emphasis on further personal development through a program of liberal studies. Continuing education courses emphasize practicality, provide the opportunity for individual guidance and take into account the needs of adult students. The teacher training school is organized into five departments - Basic Studies, Curriculum Studies, Further Education, Sports and Field Studies.
The buildings and facilities for the course services offered by the school are modern and are located in both Kedron Park and Carseldine.
Assignments
A grade of 3 in a unit which is a prerequisite for another unit must also be repeated. Students may not accumulate grades of 3 in more than three (3) non-prerequisite units for any 3-year course or one (1) non-prerequisite unit in any 1-year course. A student who has accumulated more than three grades out of 3 in the Diploma in Education (Primary or Primary and Preschool) will not be eligible to graduate.
A student who has achieved more than one grade 3 in the Graduate Diploma in Teaching, the Graduate Diploma in Music Education, the Bachelor of Education or the Diploma in Teaching (In-service) is not eligible for graduation.
DOUBLE ACCREDITATION
Diploma in Teaching (Primary and Pre-School}
Graduate Diploma in Teaching
Diploma in Teaching (Primary)
Graduate Diploma in Music Education
Bachelor of Education
School in Society Curriculum Concept 1. School in Society Curriculum Workshop 2 to be selected from List E. OPTIONAL* to be selected from List E. Provided prerequisites are met, units must be taken in order.) .
Diploma in Teaching (In-service)
Course Requirements
Mathematics - Science
Social Studies Curriculum Mathematics Laboratory Mathematics Curriculum Music and School Music Physical Education Curriculum Health Education. List D: Professional Competencies Electives - DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION (BASIC). i) Students will be guided in the selection of units from this list. The units are intended to compensate for any educational deficiencies of students in the curriculum areas of primary education. ii) A total of 4 units must be completed in stages 1 to 4 of the teacher diploma.
List H: Liberal Studies · DIPLOMA IN TEACHING (IN-SERVICE) Students are required to take 3 units from this list, of which 2 must be from the same field of study (eg science, mathematics or music).
Interpretation and Use of Unit Codes
Interpretation of Codes
The third point identifies the school/department that is wholly or primarily responsible for the planning, teaching and evaluation of the unit. iii). The fifth and sixth points form the unit's unique number, distinguishing it from all other units in the same series.
Use of Codes
An entity's level is defined by the fourth item of its code as explained in section (iii) of Interpretation of Codes above.
UNIT INDEX
An introduction to the screen printing process with a particular focus on fabric printing as a means of developing an understanding of the use of form in design. Theoretical and practical study of the vocabulary, materials, shapes and techniques of weaving, spinning and soft plastics. Drawing exercises in different media of the human figure, still life and natural environment, continuation of the armature study.
The arts, literature and music of the sixteenth century in relation to time.
