The School of Engineering offers courses at postgraduate level, at oro-professional level and at sub-professional level within its four Departments of Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Surveying. The professional Engineering courses, leading to the award of Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) require a Grade 12 entry standard and are offered on a full-time or part-time basis.
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REGULATOR OF THE QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HIS EXCELLENCY the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Chief Executive.
BY-LAWS OF THE QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HIS Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Exec-
According to the Director, the Registrar will -. a) to be responsible for the general administration of the Institute; The Council may draft Rules for the implementation of all or any of the provisions and objects of this by-law.
RULES RELATING TO STUDENT MATTERS
Powers and Duties of Head of Department
The Head of Department or, if designated, the Chief Examiner may approve or modify the assessment of the results recommended for each candidate, provided that the Head of Department or the Chief Examiner shall, before making any such modification, inform the examiner concerned of the change he proposes. and consider any comments the researcher may wish to make.
The responsible Head of Department will send a list of the final results of each candidate enrolled for that course and nominated for the examination to the relevant Academic Council. Any such change and the reasons for it will be reported to the Academic Council at its next meeting.
Grading of Results
- T. MAIN LIBRARY RULES
Subject to the overall control of the Director and the Institute Board, the Chief Librarian shall:-. The Library will be administered in accordance with these Rules by the Law School Librarian under the direction of the Head of the School of Law.
QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ACADEMIC DRESS
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CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMME
A further part of the Department's continuing education policy is to allow suitably qualified individuals to register as unregistered students. An unregistered student can register for various subjects chosen from any course offered by the institute, as distinct from registering for the actual course. The enrollment procedures for unregistered students are somewhat more formal than are the case for the programs outlined in this booklet.
Persons seeking admission as an Unregistered Student must do so on an Application for Admission form available from the Admissions Department. Applicants must meet normal admission requirements, and admission may also depend on factors such as class sizes and quotas. Although tuition fees do not apply, unregistered students must pay the normal Part-Time Student Fee of $30.00 per year.
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Management
He and the Directorate of the Institute are advised on computer matters by the Computer Center Advisory Committee.
Staff
Hardware 1 DEC Equipment
Users should refer to the Program Library Catalog for details of the wide range of packages available. Equipment is available for use in the Library, while most materials can be borrowed. Education of readers: With the cooperation of the academic staff, the Library staff provides education in the use of the library and subject literature.
Students or prospective students of the department are encouraged to call the counseling center to discuss with the information officer any question regarding housing. Billiards, amusement machines and table tennis facilities are available to Union members in the Games Room on Level 1 of the Community Building from 8.30. Since the association's formation, there has been a gradual increase in the number of clubs and associations.
ADMISSION POLICY
Places are only offered to academically eligible applicants who have been granted a cadetship or other form of appropriate training at an approved department or practice. Except with the permission of the Head of the Department, applicants for the external B.Bus. In such cases, a Notional Selection Score will be calculated based on the applicant's best results in five different subjects, and applied to the year in which the last examination was taken.
Applicants must have reached the age of 21 on or before the 31st December of the year in which the examination leading to the last relevant result was taken.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
Graduate Diploma in Architecture • Graduate Diploma in Industrial Design Graduate Diploma in Landscape Architecture o Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning Degree or diploma from a recognized university, college, recognized equivalent tertiary institution: OR. Diploma or diploma from a recognized university or CAE, except that in the case of a diploma, additional duties may be required by the Head of the Management Department; AND. Degree or diploma in natural or applied sciences or other equivalent qualifications plus specified engineering requirement.
Post Graduate Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Degree or diploma in engineering from a recognized university or CAE or equivalent. Postgraduate Diploma in Land Development Surveying Degree or diploma in engineering or surveying; registration as surveyor or equivalent. Postgraduate Diploma in Library Science Degree from a recognized university or GAE in a field other than librarianship.
ENGINEERING ACADEMIC BOARD
Enrolment
In special circumstances, the school head can only deviate from this rule after processing a written application to the registrar. AN approved subject from other Graduate Diploma courses run by QIT is only available by individual application to the Head of Department's Elective Program - Spring. AN approved subject from other Graduate Diploma courses conducted by QIT is only available on individual application to the Head of Department.
In special circumstances, the school principal may waive this rule only after consideration of a written application to the secretary. Powers and Duties of Municipal Engineer I ONE approved subject from other diploma courses offered by QIT is available only on individual application to the Head of Department Elective Program - Spring. ONE approved course from other degree courses run by QlT is available only on individual application to the Head of Department.
Entry
The following rules apply to the Graduate Diploma in Automatic Control and are established by decision of the Institute Council.
Unregistered Students
Employment
Exemptions
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. subject to the approval of the Board of Advanced Education) PART TIME. To be eligible to register for the Graduate Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, an applicant requires.
To be awarded a master's degree in mechanical engineering, a registered student must complete the following subjects and other work in two years of part-time study to the satisfaction of the Engineering Academic Board. The following rules relate to the diploma program in land surveying and have been adopted by decision of the Institute Council. To be eligible to enroll in the Graduate Diploma in Land Development Surveying an applicant requires.
Attendance
In special circumstances, the head of school may waive this rule, only after consideration of a written request to the registrar. These persons must comply with the general conditions covering the course and the rules regarding unregistered students.
Assessment
Course Structure
The following rules apply to the Bachelor of Engineering degree and are determined by decision of the Institute Council.
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
Course Structure
A registered student admitted under these rules chooses to major in civil engineering, electrical engineering, or mechanical engineering. Most courses in the Bachelor of Engineering programs will be offered in day and evening study, based on demonstrated demand. Courses marked (D) in the part-time program will only be offered during the day, so that day's release is necessary for part-time students to complete the course.
To obtain a Bachelor of Engineering - Civil degree, a registered student must complete to the satisfaction of the Academic Engineering Council, the following subjects and other work for four years of full-time study or six years of part-time study.
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Unregistered Students
A person may apply to study individual subjects as an unregistered student and may be admitted to classes provided there are vacancies. A student may be granted an exemption for any number of subjects outlined in their course of study, except that in all cases students must register for and take credit for all Stage 5 and Stage 6 subjects of the course. A student who in any subject fails to attend 80% of the general lesson, or submit 80% of all the practical work or assignment required in any subject, may be considered by the school principal to be unfit to take part in the semester exam.
Students must also comply with any specific safety dress requirements that may apply to an industry visit, field trip, field research project or practical assignment. Full-time study periods last sixteen weeks and the degrees that can be taken in the first or second semester are as follows: -. Subject to sufficient enrolment, elective courses in cartography and geodesy will be available from 1984.
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At the end of Stage 1, students must choose electives according to the chosen area of specialization and must obtain appropriate professional practice in this area. The following rules relate to Associate Diploma Courses in Engineering and have been adopted by decision of the Institute Council.
ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING
Course Structure
A registered student admitted under these rules may choose to specialize in civil engineering, electrical engineering, or mechanical engineering. To obtain the Associate Degree in Civil Engineering, the registered student must complete the following subjects in a two-year full-time course or a four-year part-time course by agreement with the Engineering Academic Committee.
CEL187 ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Elective subjects are listed below, with suggested areas of application indicated by abbreviations. D 3. The number of elective courses will depend on the sufficient number of enrolled students. Students taking an EXTRAORDINARY course can choose a range of electives to suit their particular employment or qualification needs.
MET310 Applied Mechanics II EST219 Engineering Geology EN Elective SET200 Employment in Industry II Semester 3 - Autumn. Electives are given in the recommended semesters along with suggested fields of application indicated by abbreviation. The number of electives will depend on the sufficient number of enrolled students.
EEL 188 ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
To obtain an Associate Degree in Electrical Engineering1, a registered student must complete the following subjects in a two-year full-time course or a four-year part-time course by agreement with the Engineering Academic Board.
