This award qualifies for graduate membership of The Institution of Engineers, Australia, which ensures the professional status of students completing the course. The course leads to the award of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Surveying) and qualifies for graduate membership of The Institution of Surveyors, Australia, ensuring the professional status of the student completing the course.
QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
AUTUMN SEMESTER
ACADEMIC CALENDAR 1985
SPRING SEMESTER
BY-LAWS OF THE QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Under the direction of the Director, the Registrar will - (a) be responsible for the general administration of the Institute; The Council may adopt rules to implement all or part of the provisions and objectives of this Regulation.
RULES RELATING TO STUDENT MATTERS
Principal' means a member of the academic staff appointed and so designated by the Council. An applicant whose application for enrollment has been amended will have a right of appeal to the Head of the School.
GENERAL EXAMINATION RULES
DEFINITIONS
DETERMINATION AND NOTIFICATION OF ASSESSMENT PROVISIONS
The Registrar may prescribe the date on which all Central Examination papers to be prepared by examiners must be sent to the Examinations Department within the Registrar's Office and the form in which such papers will be received. a) The Registrar shall be responsible for the preparation of a timetable for all Central Examinations and for the publication of this timetable as required by these rules. No amendment to a timetable for Central Examinations will be accepted after distribution of student examination forms referred to in Rule 8(a). a) At least two weeks before the start of the Central Examination Period, the Registrar sends each student an examination form indicating all the subjects in which the student is enrolled in the current semester, a statement as to whether the subject has a Central Examination Period. Examination scheduled and the date and time of the examination in those subjects which will be examined centrally.
Part IV. ELIGIBILITY TO UNDERTAKE ASSESSMENT PROVISIONS
The Registrar may fix the date by which the Heads of Departments shall inform the Registrar of the names of students declared excluded under this rule and, after receiving advice from the relevant Departments, will notify the students of their exclusion in writing by inviting them to show cause within a specified date why disqualification should not be confirmed. A student who is declared ineligible by the school principal has the right to appeal to the principal.
DEFERRED EXAMINATIONS AND SPECIAL CONSIDERATION
A candidate may not leave an examination room before the examination session without permission from a supervisor. A person, whether a candidate or not, shall not do anything intended to assist another person taking an examination to cheat or otherwise frustrate the purposes of the examination.
Part VII. PLAGIARISM
Based on the results given by the Head of Department, the Registrar will give each Academic Board. The Academic Board responsible for the subject in which the student is registered must notify the registrar of a final result no later than two weeks (or six weeks with the approval of the Academic Board) after the start of the next semester.
REVIEW OF RESULTS
Part XI. GROSS FAILURE
Subject to the overall control of the Director and the Institute Council, the Chief Librarian will do so. Any person requesting permission to use the library under Rule 5(a)(iv) must submit a written request to the head of the law school.
CENTRAL SERVICES
Hood: A black hood with a 50mm long ribbon of school colored silk placed 50mm from the inner edge of the hood. Hood: Black hood with 25mm school colored silk ribbon placed 50mm from inside edge of hood.
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Users should consult the Program Library Catalog for details on the wide range of packages available. The collections therefore reflect the courses taught and the research orientations of the university staff.
STUDENT SERVICES
Billiards, amusement machines and table tennis facilities are available for Union members' use in the Games Room on Level 1 of the Community Building from 8.30am. Since the establishment of the Union there has been a gradual increase in the number of clubs and associations.
INSTITUTE FUNCTIONS
The QIT Admissions and Administrative Services Division, under the direction of the Deputy Secretary, is responsible for publications that provide easily accessible information to the general public. Other publications relating to the specific tasks of the Institute are- - The Queensland Tertiary Courses Booklet.
ADMISSION POLICY and ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Degree or diploma from a recognized university or CAE with relevant major in accounting, provided that in case of a degree, the head of the accounting department may require additional work. The third character indicates the level of the subject in which the subject is taught.
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEES COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (CIVIL)
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (ELECTRICAL)
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (MECHANICAL)
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LAND DEVELOPMENT SURVEYING
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (SURVEYING)
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA IN SURVEYING
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA IN CARTOGRAPHY
ENGINEERING ACADEMIC BOARD
ENGINEERING ADVISORY COMMITTEES ADVISORY COMMITTEE - CIVIL
ADVISORY COMMITTEE - ELECTRICAL
ADVISORY COMMITTEE - MECHANICAL
ADVISORY COMMITTEE - SURVEYING
MASTER'S DEGREE STANDING COMMITTEE
STAFF SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF SURVEYING
COURSES OFFERED BY DEPARTMENTS IN THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
CEM213 CEJ156
EEM164 EEJ157
MEM203 MEJ158
SVJ159 SVL190
The following rules relate to the Master in Engineering by Thesis and are made by decision of the Institute Board.
ENN191 MASTER OF ENGINEERING BY THESIS
- Registration
- Duration of the Program
- Content of Program
- Supervision
- Thesis
On receipt of the examiners' reports, the Academic Engineering Council must: a) reminds the Board that a Master's Degree in Engineering is awarded to the student, after any minor amendments requested by the examiners have been made;. The following rules relate to the Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental and Municipal Engineering and are made by decision of the Institute Board.
CEM213 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING
- Exemptions
- Attendance
- Assessment
- Course Structure
Students are expected to attend scheduled lectures, practical work and other work and apply for a leave of absence if they cannot maintain sufficient attendance. In order to obtain a diploma in Environmental and Municipal Engineering, a registered student must have completed at least 33 semester hours of approved subjects in a program that has been approved by the head of department to the satisfaction of the Engineering Academy Committee.
CEP380 BEP388
Powers and Duties of a Municipal Engineer ONE approved subject from other Graduate Diploma courses taught by the QIT, available only on individual application to the Head of Department. The following rules apply to the Graduate Diploma in Automatic Control and are established by decision of the Institute Council.
EEM164 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL
The method of assessment provides for formal semester and deferred examinations as well as written tests, oral tests, general assignments, laboratory reports, design work and projects. To be awarded a Postgraduate Diploma in Automatic Control, a registered student must complete, to the satisfaction of the Academic Engineering Council, the following subjects and other work for two years of part-time study.
EEP102 EEP101
EEP103 MEP140
EEP109 EEP110
The following rules are related to the Graduate Diploma in Mechanical Engineering and are made by decision of the Council of the Institute.
MEM203 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Unregistered Students
Employment
MEP240 MEP210
MEB463 MEP381
The number of available electives per year depends on the registration of sufficient students.
SVM214 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LAND DEVELOPMENT SURVEYING
These persons must adhere to the general training conditions and rules regarding non-registered students. Rules regarding granting exemptions are described under 'Rules regarding student affairs', see page 30.
CEP106 SVP150
To be awarded a Graduate Diploma in Land Development Studies, a registered student must complete, to the satisfaction of the Academic Board of Engineering, the following courses and other work for two years of part-time study.
LPP101 SVP260
ACP881 SVP361
TOTAL 9
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
I Ill, VIII and XI must be included
- Dress
- Course Structure
The following rules pertain to the Bachelor of Engineering degree and are made by decision of the Council of the Institute. The Board may delegate the approval of such evidence to the Head of Department responsible for the course.
CEJ156 BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING - CIVIL
To obtain a Bachelor of Engineering - Civil degree, a registered student must complete to the satisfaction of the Engineering Academfo Board the following subjects and other work over four years of full 1-time study or six years of part-time study.
PHB131 CEB183
Design I (Mechanical) English for Technologists*
MAB493 CEB281
Surveying I
TOTAL 3
CEB252 CEB241
MAB893 CEB390
CEB370 CEB313
CEB470 CEB440
CEB401 CEB403
CEB491
TOTAL
TOTAL 1~
CEB202 CEB291
CEB260 MAB893
TOTAL CEB304
CEB390 CEB361
CEB304 CEB390
Group A Electives - One Semester ACB183 Accounting Principles ACB455 Personal and Business Finance ACB753 Securities Evaluation. Electives - One semester Construction Engineering Civil Engineering Practice Transportation Engineering II Civil Engineering Systems Concrete Design.
EEJ157 BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING - ELECTRICAL
To be awarded a Bachelor of Engineering - Electrical degree, a registered student must complete, to the satisfaction of the Academic Board of Engineering, the following courses and other work for four years of full-time 1-time study or six years of part-time study part time.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STRAND
Manufacturing I
EEB111 CSB190
Design I (Mechanical) Vacation Practice I
MAB493 EEB303
EEB401 EEB400
EEB552 EEB511
EEB620 EEB677
EEB783 EEB872
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS ENGINEERING STRAND
Materials I Vacation Practice
TOTAL MAB493
EEB303 EEB361
TOTAL EEB561
EEB521 EEB572
EEB621 EEB672
EEB722 EEB788
EEB887 EEB888
Group C Electives - one semester EEB931 Industrial systems II EEB961 Interconnection techniques EEB968 Digital signal processing EEB971 Applied electronics. Depending on choice and availability, a student may take 2 Group C electives in one semester, subject to approval by the Head of Department.
PHB131 EEB111
Hours/week 3 3 3 3 3 The number of available group C electives will depend on a sufficient number of students being registered.
Materials I Dynamics
TOTAL 15
EEB531 EEB751
MEB477 EEB781
TOTAL 16 Croup A Electives - One Semester
ACB183 ACB455
EEB372 EEB573
EEB562 EEB522
EEB661 EEB621
TOTAL 17
17 Note 1 Students choosing this alternative must also complete
To obtain the degree of Bachelor of Engineering - Mechanical, a registered student must complete, to the satisfaction of the Engineering Academic Board, the following subjects and other work during four years of full-time study or six years of part-time study.
MEJ158 BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING - MECHANICAL
CSB190 CEB183
Manufacturing I Engineering Physics I*
CSB190 MEB133
Design I (Mechanical) Computing*
Design II (Mechanical) Materials 11
Mechanics I
Thermodynamics I Costing for Engineers
MEB339 MEB510
Manufacturing 11 Heat Transfer
MEB670 MEB610
MEB489 MEB409
Architecture and Industrial Design Computer-Based Information Systems Advanced Professional Writing Principles of Economic Psychology for Engineers. Note: The number of group B, C, D and E electives available will depend on a sufficient number of students.
MEB133 MAB193
Design I (Mechanical) Materials I
MEB361 MEB250
Mechanics I Fluids I
Thermodynamics I
Thermodynamics II
Design II (Mechanical) Materials Selection
MEB700 MEB461
MEB610 MEB640
MEB409 MNB043
MEB463 MEB973
MEB410 MEB450
CSB490 MEB451
ECJ222 DOUBLE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING/
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS AND COMPUTING)
- Enrolment
- Employment
- Assessment
- Honours
- Exemptions
- Dress
- Semester 3 - Autumn MAB493
A student cannot enroll in a course if the prior and additional obligations and schedules include courses in previous semesters that he has not yet completed, except with the permission of the administrator after a written application to the Registrar. Prerequisites and co-requisites for all courses in the course are listed in section 17. d) Except with the permission of the administrator, students may not enroll in courses whose total hours exceed those in the relevant normal program of the course for the semester from which the majority of courses were chosen.
MAB493 EEB401
EEB561 EEB572
CSB652 EEB421
CSB951 EEB562
The selection of computer science electives, other than those listed, must be approved by the head of the School of Computer Science. Selected courses from the Electrical Engineering major of the graduate study program with the permission of the administrator.
EEB111 CSB661
EEB303 EEB301
EEB371 EEB372
EEB572 MAB295
CSB652 PHB430
CSB951 EEB521
EEB562 EEB761
TOTAL 11
EEB888 Electronic Systems Engineering Design IV ONE Advanced Electronic Systems Elective Project EEB789 (Electronic Systems Engineering)*.
SVJ159 BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (SURVEYING)
- Entry
- STAGE 1 MAB199
- STAGE 2
- STAGE 5 SVB544
- STAGE 6
In special circumstances, the Principal may waive this rule, only after consideration of a written application to the Registrar. In special circumstances, the Principal may waive the maximum hours rule, only after consideration of a written application to the Registrar.
ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING
Employment - part-time students
One after the subject name can be given in the full-time courses on the basis of suitable work experience. A student who, in any subject, fails to attend 80% of the total teaching, or to submit 80% of all practicals or assignments required in any subject, may be considered by the Head of School to be unable to take semester examinations.
CEL187 ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
TOTAL 24
To be awarded an Associate Dip 1 oma in Ci vi 1 Engineering, a registered student must complete to the satisfaction of the Engineering Academic Board the following subjects for two years of full-time study or four years of part-time study. However, students can select any of the electives depending on the timetable and prerequisites and additional requirements.
CET295 CET555
