The Accounting course is intended for education that meets the needs of the accounting profession and business. If the appropriate subjects have been chosen, the course is recognized by: a) the Queensland Board of Registration of Public Accountants as meeting the academic requirements for registration;
Queensland Institute of Technology
AUTUMN SEMESTER
Academic Calendar 1987
SPRING SEMESTER
BY-LAWS OF THE
QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Under the Director, the Registrar will - (a) be responsible for the general administration of the Institute;. The Council may make Rules for the coming into force of all or any of the provisions of this By-law.
RULES RELATING TO STUDENT MATTERS
Dean of Faculty' means a member of the academic staff appointed and so designated by the Council. Head of Department' means a member of the academic staff appointed by the Council and designated as the senior academic staff member in a particular Department.
GENERAL EXAMINATION RULES
Part I. DEFINITIONS
Reference to "head of department" in these rules is deemed to include reference to "head of school".
DETERMINATION AND NOTIFICATION OF ASSESSMENT PROVISIONS
The Registrar will have first visit to Lecture Rooms, Seminar Rooms, Drawing Offices and other examination accommodation during periods approved for Central Examinations. The Registrar may prescribe the date on which all Central Examination papers to be prepared by examiners must be sent to the Examinations Section within the Registrar's Office and the form in which such papers will be received. a) The Registrar shall be responsible for preparing a timetable for all Central Examinations and for publishing this timetable as required by these rules.
Part IV. ELIGIBILITY TO UNDERTAKE ASSESSMENT PROVISIONS
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.
PLAGIARISM
PENAL TY FOR BREACH OF RULES 28. Penalties
Based on the results provided by the Head of Department, the Registrar provides to each Academic Council. The Academic Council responsible for the course in which the student is enrolled must notify the Registrar of a final result no later than two weeks (or six weeks with the approval of the Academic Council) after the start of the following semester.
REVIEW OF RESULTS
In such cases, the Registrar must advise the student in writing to contact the head of department responsible for running the subject in order to determine the exact requirements for the final result to be issued. Unless it is the case where the study board responsible for the course has decided that further assessment is desirable before publication of a final result, the student must have the opportunity to explain to the registrar why the result should not be withheld.
The recommendation of the Academic Committee and/or Appeals Committee is forwarded to the Council for approval. The institution is managed by a librarian under the general supervision of the director and the council. Any person seeking permission to use the Library pursuant to Article 5(a)(iv) must apply in writing to the Dean of the Faculty of Law.
CENTRAL SERVICES
In addition, a horizontal shoulder strap 100 mm long and 50 mm wide in the color of the school in which the degree was obtained must be attached to the academic gown. 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
Most are connected to the Institute's computer network via a MICOM 600/2 Port Selector that allows connection to all computers on the network. Users should consult the Program Library Catalog for details on the wide range of packages available. The technical area, consisting of studios, graphics workshop and darkrooms, is located on level 1. The office suite, seminar room and self-service workspace are located on level 2. The AM Fraser Library is centrally located on campus in 'V' Block.
STUDENT SERVICES
It was founded with the financial assistance of the QIT Union and exists to foster social interaction within and between students and staff of the QIT community. The Club is also managed by a committee elected by members of the QIT Union executive and members of the Club. Gough The facilities and services of the Optometry, Podiatry and Weight Management Clinics in the School of Health Sciences are also available to students.
INSTITUTE FUNCTIONS
The QIT Union organizes various activities on campus to introduce students to the activities of the various clubs and associations, and to introduce students to the social life on campus. The QIT Admissions and Administrative Services Section, under the direction of the Deputy Registrar, is responsible for publications that provide easily accessible information to the general public. Other publications relating to specific functions of the Institute include: - The Queensland Tertiary Courses Booklet.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
Students intending to apply for admission to a course of their own are not considered unregistered students and must follow the application procedures outlined previously. Students seeking readmission after lapsed enrollment of whatever duration, who are not clear of all first-year subjects of the course for which they are seeking readmission and who have not been granted leave of absence, must re-apply for a place through QTAC in the quota. Applicants do not need to apply through the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Center unless they are seeking entry to a course from which they are not excluded.
ADMISSION POLICY and ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Successful completion of the program guarantees entry into any degree or associate degree course offered by the Faculty of Engineering. Applicants must provide a full description of the program(s) including the purpose, structure and other information on the organizing body; duration and location of classes, seminars, workshops; outcomes obtained and perceived benefits of participation or reasons for non-completion (where appropriate). Degree or diploma from a recognized university or CAE with an appropriate major in accounting, provided that in the case of a degree, additional work may be required by the Head of the Accounts Department.
ACADEMIC BOARD AND ADVISORY COMMITTEES BUSINESS STUDIES ACADEMIC BOARD
ADVISORY COMMITTEE - ACCOUNTANCY
ADVISORY COMMITTEE - COMMUNICATION
ADVISORY COMMITTEE - MANAGEMENT
STAFF - FACULTY OF BUSINESS STUDIES
SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY
SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
Allen N. Woel z
RURAL MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
COURSES OFFERED BY EACH SCHOOL
BSN218 ACM174
ALJ223/ALJ224 ACL177
BSN218 CMJ153
BSN218 MNM155
SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY Master of Business - Accountancy
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Master of Business - Management
ASTER OF BUSINESS COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE
The following rules apply to the MSc. and is adopted by decision of the Institute Council.
BSN218 MASTER OF BUSINESS
- Normal Entry
- Provisional Entrv
- A student enrolled in the Master of Business course will normally progress in the sequence indicated in the normal
- To be credited with a semester subject, a student must obtain a pass fo the assessment programme and satisfy
- Except in exceptional circumstances and with the approval of the Dean of Faculty, a student who is a full-time
- Students retain credit for all subjects passed in the semester in which they are enrolled
- A student who fails one or more course work subjects in a semester may re-enrol and repeat the subjects failed, and
- Except with the approval of the Dean of Faculty, students may not enrol for any subject in their course of study
- For a regi~tered student who is enrolled in the full-time or part-time Master of Business (Accountancy) course the
Students retain credit for all subjects passed in the semester in which they are enrolled. Unless the faculty dean's approval is approved, students may not enroll in any course in their course of study, may not enroll in any course in their course of study unless they have obtained credit for all subjects set out as prerequisite subjects in the schedule attached to these rules. For a registered student enrolled in the full-time or part-time Master of Business (Accountancy) course, or the part-time Master of Business (Accountancy) course, the subjects and other work in the two-year full-time study and four-year part-time study are as follows.
BSN218 MASTER OF BUSINESS (ACCOUNTANCY)
GROUP A SUBJECTS
ACN114 ACN115
ACN111 ACN112
LIST I PUBLICAITOUNTING
ACN152 ACN153
ACN171 ACN172
ACN950
LIST 11
COMMERCIAL LAW Advanced Taxation
For a registered student who is enrolled in the full-time or part-time Master of Business (Communication) course
BSN218 MASTER OF BUSINESS (COMMUNICATION)
Each thesis will be examined by the lecturer in the subject from which it originates and by another member of staff. Part-time students choosing the thesis option may wish to exercise the retrospective feature in that they do two subjects in the CMN800-CMN899 sequence before completing the four subjects required before a thesis can be attempted. The program shown for part-time students varies significantly for those in the thesis option due to deferred 5 subjects.
CMN710 CMN711
CMN950 or
BSN218 MASTER OF BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT)
MNN811 MNN814
The project is the equivalent of 2 x 3 hour subjects and is carried out in the last semester of registration.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ADVANCED ACCOUNTING COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE
The following rules relate to the Graduate Diploma in Advanced Accounting and are made by decision of the ln.stitute Council.
ACM174 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ADVANCED ACCOUNTING
NORMAL ENTRY
SPECIAL ENTRY
For a registered student who is enrolled in the part-time Graduate Diploma in Advanced Accounting course, the
SCHEDULE OF SUBJECTS Group A
ACP112 ACP113
Students should consult the School of Accountancy for details of subjects offered in the current year. Students starting the course from 1985 onwards must complete the course according to these rules. Students who have previously registered (ie started the course before 1985) must 11 attend the course according to these rules, unless they are disadvantaged by them.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE
MNM155 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
- An applicant who does not meet the requirements for normal entry may present documentary evidence of qualifi-
- A student enrolled in the Graduate Diploma in Business Administration course will normally progress in the
- Except in except i ona 1 circumstances, and with the approval of the Dean of Faculty, a student may not enrol
- A student retains credit for all subjects passed in the semester in which he is enrolled
- A student who fails one or more subjects in a semester may re-enrol and repeat the subjects failed, and may
- Except with the approval of the Dean of Faculty, students may not enrol for any subject in their course of study
- On the basis of previous Post Graduate or equi va 1 ent study exemptions may be granted in core, core option or
- For a registered student who is enrolled in the part-time Graduate Diploma Course in Business Administration, the
Exceptions to a core, core elective, or elective subject may be granted on the basis of prior graduate or equivalent study, as specified in "Rules Relating to Student Affairs" (page 30). ) up to a limit of 25% of the prescribed minimum number of contact hours of the subject, which in the case of a diploma in business administration is a double subject. For a registered student who is enrolled in the part-time diploma course in Business Sciences, Diploma in Business Behavior, the subjects and other parts of the two years of study are as follows. The following courses may be considered electives in the graduate degree in business administration, but will be taken with advanced undergraduate courses as scheduled.
ACB151 ACB211
If a student qualifies for an exemption for more than two core subjects based on previous study, the Head of School will, barring special circumstances, require the student to substitute an elective or core option subject for each core subject. more than two. To be eligible for an award, a student must successfully complete 10 semester subjects, including the 5 core subjects, and 1 or more subjects from the 9 core options.
ACB371 ACB372
MNP303 AC8513
CMP125 CMP125
ISP100 I SB102
MNB501 MNB530
ISP594 MNP102
The following boxes from the M.Bus. (Management) can be taken as electives in the Graduate Diploma in Business Administration but will be taught with M.Bus.
MNB805
NORMAL SUBJECT TIMETABLE** - GENERAL STRAND Semester
MNP303
MNP202 MNP106
Semester 4
CORE SUBJECTS Autumn Semester
MNP303 ACP111
MNP102
CORE OPTIONS Autumn Semester
ISP100 MNP508
To meet the academic requirements for professional membership of the Institute of Personnel Management Australia Inc., three of the following electives must be included in or subsequently completed in the course:
MNB521 MNB621
PRODUCT ENTREPRENEURSHIP STRAND
CORE MNP102
MNP204 MNP102
ACP111 MNP102
Semester 4 ACP851
RULES COMMON TO ALL BUSINESS STUDIES DEGREE COURSES
- Registered students may, subject to the modes of offering of their course, enrol as full-time, part-time or
- Special Consideration
- The specific entry requirements, subjects and other work comprising the Accountancy, Communication, Health
- Except in exceptional circumstances and with the approval of the Dean of Faculty, a student in a degree course who
- To be credited with a semester subject, a student must obtain a pass in the assessment programme and satisfy
- Except in exceptional circumstances and with the approval of the Dean of Faculty, a student who is a full-time
- Students retain credit for all subjects passed in the semester in which they are enrolled
- A student who fails one or more subjects in a semester may re-enrol and repeat the subjects failed, and may
- Except with the approval of the Dean of Faculty, may not enrol for any subject in their course
Except in exceptional circumstances and with the consent of the dean of the faculty, a student at the higher level who is the dean of the faculty, a student at the higher level who is a full-time student may only enroll in courses that he chooses from among the courses in the full-time program for the 1st and 2nd semester in first year of study. Except with the consent of the dean of the faculty, they cannot enroll in any course in their course, they cannot enroll in any course in their course, if they have not obtained credit points in all prescribed as compulsory courses in the appendix to this policy. Except with the approval of the school principal, non-participation in these field trips will have a negative impact on the assessment of the relevant subjects.
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - ACCOUNTANCY COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
ACJ151 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - ACCOUNTANCY
ACJ151 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - ACCOUNTANCY FULL-TIME
CMB132 + ACB111
ACCOUNTING STRAND Semester 2~- Spring
MNB305 MNB203 ++
ACBS13 ACB471
ACB572 ACB551
ACB651 ACB312
MNB305 MNB203
ACB551 MNB232
ACB613 ISB691
ACJ151 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - ACCOUNTANCY PART-TIME
NORMAL PROGRAMME Semester - Autumn
MNB232 MNB103
MNB132 MNB232
ISB392
ACB371 ISB492
MNB305 ACB371
ISB493 ISB592
ISB694 5
ACB412
ACB551
ISB593 ACB651
ISB691 ACB613
ELECTIVES
NESS COMPUTING STRAND Students must select one strand elective froiii----rne business computing subjects
ELECTIVES ON OFFER - 1987
AUTUMN SEMSTER ACB631
ACB151 ACB612
Incompatible Subjects
ACB112 ACB113
RECOGNITION BY OUTSIDE BODIES
Australian Society of Accountants (provisional membership is available immediately on completion
Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, ( ICA)
Public Accountants Registration Board and Companies AudHors Board, (PARB and CAB)
Tax Agents Registration Board, (TARB) 5) Institute of Chartered Secretaries and
Australian Institute of Bankers, (AIB) 7) Australian Computer Society. (ACS)
ASA ICA
Practice I ACB672 Taxation Law &
Practice II ACB531 Auditing &
Design 11
In addition, include as electives or additional subjects the two non-exempt subjects offered at Brisbane College of Advanced fducation. Students enrolled in the course before 1981 can fulfill the course requirements by completing MNB101 Applied Psychology and MNB201 Introduction to Human Resource Management OR MNB103 Management I and MNB203.
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - COMMUNICATION COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE
CMJ153 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - COMMUNICATION
CMJ153 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - COMMUNICATION FULL-TIME
NORMAL PROGRAMME
CMB161 CMB211
MNB133**
MNB132**
MNB101 CMB362
CMB411 CMB541
ACB112 CMB542
CMB641
CMB321 CMB161
MNB101 CMB571
CMB411 CMB672
CMBS21 ACB112
CMB562 CMB671
CMB212 MNB133**
MNB101 CMB553
CMB411 CMB451
ACB112 CMB351
CMB651
CMJ153 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - COMMUNICATION PART-TIME
ADVERTISING STRAND+
CMB321
CMB111 CMB163
CMB241
CMB362 Semester 7
CMB542
CMB672
CMB521 CMB572
CMB321 CMB552
CMB212 CMB553
CMB451
CMB464 CMB291
CMB421 CMB311
CMB464 CMB662
A student will be granted credit towards the BBus (Cornn) for only one subject in each of the following groups
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - HEALTH ADMINISTRATION COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE
MNJ 179 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
- For a registered student who is a part-time or external student in the Health Administration Course, the subjects
MNJ179 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
HEALTH ADMINISTRATION STRAND NORMAL PROGRAMME
MNB181 ISB392
MNB232 MNB382
- Semester 8 - seri 'lg
- Semester 10 - S(!ring
- Semester 11 - Autumn
- Semester 12 - _Spring
- For a registered student who is a full-time student in the Health Administration course, the subjects and other
For a registered student who is a full-time student in the Health Administration course, the subjects and other work in the Health Administration course, the subjects and other work of the three years of study are as follows.
FULL-TIME
MEDICAL RECORD ADMINISTRATION STRAND NORMAL PROGRAMME
PART-TIME
Semester 2 MNB319
ISB392 MNB519
LWS001 MSB761
Semester 11 MNB430
INFORMATION FOR EXTERNAL STUDENTS
