Each of these courses lasts four years (with specialization in the later years according to the chosen branch of Engineering) and qualifies for the practice of the Engineering profession. Applications for transfer should be addressed to the Registrar of the university concerned, from whom full details are available.
ADVICE TO PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
FIRST YEAR
SECOND AND LATER YEARS
UNIVERSITY GENERAL. PRINCIPLES OF SELECTION FOR FIRST-YEAR COURSES
APPLICATIONS
SELECTION
In the absence of special reasons, applicants for admission to a quota who have not yet undertaken a university course will be preferred over graduates. An order of merit list will be drawn up according to the above principles, and places up to and including the number determined by the Board will be filled in order of this list.
RESERVATION OF PLACES IN OUOTAS
STUDENTS ACCEPTED FOR FIXED COURSES
ADMISSION TO THE FIRST YEAR COURSES 1974
Those applicants whom the selection committee may wish to interview will be informed of the time and place of the interview by letter to the address indicated by the applicant on the application form. Applicants will be notified by the VUAC office of the results of their applications and will be advised of the procedure to be followed for accepting offers of quota places.
MATRICULATION ROLL
A candidate wishing to accept an offer of place in the course must accept it in person or through his substitute, or forward a written acceptance to the Secretary of the Faculty of Engineering, before the date stated in the offer. If the offer of a place is not accepted within the time limit, it will be automatically canceled and the place will be offered to the next applicant on the waiting list.
RECOGNITION OF DIPLOMA WORK DONE AT TECHNICAL COLLEGES AND AT OTHER
INSTITUTIONS
NOTE: Recognition for Engineering I at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology applies only to the corresponding subjects from the 1965 Diploma courses. Other subjects on the new diploma programs can later be approved by the faculty for individual subject exemptions.
RECOGNITION OF WORK DONE AT SERVICE COLLEGES
SECTION 6
ENROLMENT
In order to maintain the accuracy of the University's records, each student will be required at the end of the first term to complete a special re-enrolment slip indicating the subjects for which he intends to study. A separate information sheet on fees will be available from Student Records and faculty offices once all details of the new scheme are known.
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
A timetable of the annual examination will be available from the Student Records Office a few weeks before the examination. Candidates for BE In Mining Engineering are strongly advised to obtain this qualification before the end of the second year of their courses.
COURSE VARIATIONS
COURSE HONOUR WORK
SUSPENSION AND LIMITATION FOR UNSATISFACTORY PROGRESS
UNIVERSITY SERVICES
For further information about the colleges, students are referred to the sections printed in the University Calendar and to the heads of the colleges. For further information regarding residence halls, students are referred to the University Calendar and hall wardens.
REGULATION FOR FIRST DEGREES
DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING AND BACHELOR OF SURVEYING
A candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering who. a) passed or gained credit in the subjects for the first three years of his course, and. No candidate shall be admitted to a degree under the provisions of this section unless he has previously surrendered the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Sciences.
DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE
In or achieve credit for each subject in that year; or. b) it must be passed by the faculty throughout the year of the course. In accordance with the provisions of § 4, the faculty determines the content of the candidate's year for the purposes of this section.
DETAILS OF COURSES
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
S. TUCKER, BE Demonstrators
The Melbourne degree in industrial engineering exempts from the full examination requirements of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. Candidates who have completed the new courses introduced in 1965 must, on the recommendation of the head of department, take the subject as prescribed by the faculty.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
The bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering grants full exemption from the corporate membership examination of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. Candidates who have completed the new courses introduced in 1966 will be required to take a course as prescribed by the faculty on the recommendation of the department head.
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
Chief Demonstrator in Engineering Materials SOPHIA MAJ, DipEng Warsaw MEngSc MIEAust Senior Demonstrator in Chemical Metallurgy D. Geology (Engineering) Units A, B and D may be designed instead of Engineering Mathematics Part Il, subject to approval by the Chief of the Department of Metallurgy .
MINING ENGINEERING AND MINERAL ENGINEERING
The course leading to the bachelor's degree in Surveying lasts four years. The degree of Bachelor of Surveying was awarded for the first time in 1953, and that of Master of Surveying in 1960.
APPLIED SCIENCE, APPLIED CHEMISTRY
APPLIED SCIENCE, ELECTRONICS
K. SANDERSON, BE
APPLIED SCIENCE, METALLURGY
G. KLEIN, BEE
DETAILS OF SUBJECTS AND BOOKS FOR 1974
Agricultural Hydrology
Agricultural Structures
Agricultural Machines and Processes
A total of six papers of up to 3 hours' duration will be set for pass and final honors at the end of each year. Elementary biology-4 the broad principles of plant and animal production, and the effect of the environment.
456-201. APPLIED CHEMISTRY PART I
456-301. APPLIED CHEMISTRY PART II
Three optional courses on more specialized aspects of chemical or related technology will be taken by students in the final unit. The other subject will be selected from suitable subjects in the chemical or related industries.
311-202. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 2 Business Planning and Control
Hicks H G The Management of Organisations, 2. udg. McGraw-Hill 1972 'Kast F E & Rosenzweig J E Organisation & Management: A Systems.
311-203. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 3 Business Decisions
Transport in large flow systems and Interphase transfer of heat and mass Friction factors, heat and mass transfer coefficients, transport analogies. Steady state continuous afd stagewise contact of phases In process equipment for heat and mass transfer.
411-401. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PART III
Physical Chemistry
Standard free energies of formation and their use in the calculation of equilibrium constants and maximum cell e.m.f. Systems with impurities: non-solid-retry; atoms of foreign impurities or iron, electrolytic, electronic and semisonic production in crystalline solids.
Organic Chemistry
Components can be examined at fixed times during the year and during the examination period at the end of the year. Components can be examined at fixed times during the year and during the examination period at the end of the year.
610-033. CHEMISTRY III (CHEMICAL ENGINEERING)
421-301. CIVIL ENGINEERING PART I
The results of practical work and tests carried out during the year will be assessed as part of the test. Exams can be held during the year and will be included in the final assessment.
421-401. CIVIL ENGINEERING PART II
Essay and project work will be outlined and candidates will be assessed on work completed during the year. Some reading and essay or project work will be included and candidates will be assessed on the work completed.
436-471. DYNAMICS OF MACHINES PART II(A)
436-312. DYNAMICS AND FLUID MECHANICS
Nara H R Vector Mechanics for Engineers, Part 11: Dynamics, Wiley Shigley J E Theory of Machines, McGraw-Hill International Student Edition Note: Many other texts will be referred to throughout the course. No student will be admitted to the annual examination without proof of satisfactory completion of laboratory work.
431-211. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PART 1 A
No student will be admitted to the annual examination without proof of satisfactory laboratory work, seminar attendance and assignment submissions. No student will be admitted to the annual examination without proof of satisfactory laboratory work, seminar attendance and assignment submissions, as required.
431-301. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PART II (E)
431-302. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PART II (P)
431-401. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PART III
436-203. ENGINEERING DESIGN PART I
436 - 315. ENGINEERING DESIGN PART IA
436-303. ENGINEERING DESIGN PART I1
436-403. ENGINEERING DESIGN PART III
Hall A D A Methodology for Systems Engineering, Van Nostrand 1963 Wilde D J & Beightler C S Foundations of Optimization, Prentice-Hall 1968 Numerous references to specialized subjects in Engineering Design will be provided throughout the course. Work done during the year on design projects will be given due weight in assessing the standard of all candidates.
436-216. ENGINEERING DESIGN PART I В
446-321. ENGINEERING DESIGN (MINING)
The results of the practical work done during the year can be evaluated as part of the exam. All work done in relation to practical work, problem papers and tests will be taken into account in assessing the results of the Annual Examination.
441-321. ENGINEERING MATERIALS (E)
618-005. ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS PART I
Allendoerfer CB & Oakley C 0 Principles of Mathematics, McGraw-Hill Courant R Differential and Integral Calculus, Part I Blackie. The work done during the tutorials, practice lessons and tests will also carry some weight during the exam.
618-035. ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS PART III
There will be no formal practical examination, but the work of each candidate will be assessed as part of the examination. Two hours per week throughout the year will be devoted to practical demonstration and seminar discussion of the material covered in lectures.
400-401. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
A list of the available options and any applicable restrictions will be made available during Orientation Week. At the start of the year, students are informed about the relative weight assigned to the various parts of the exam.
MATHEMATICS
A course of one lecture and one tutorial per week throughout the year at the Land Surveying department.
436-301. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PART 1 Staff of the Mechanical Engineering department
Applied Thermodynamics, (a course of about 38 lectures and 42 hours devoted to laboratory and tutorial work)
Technology 1 (a course of about 30 lectures and 30 hours tutorial laboratory and practice classes)
Cannon R H Dynamics of Physical Systems, McGraw-Hill 1967 Meirovitch L Methods of Analytical Dynamics, McGraw-Hill 1970 Easthope C E Three-Dimensional Dynamics, 2nd ed Butterworths 1964 Arnold RN and launder L Gyrodynamics afd Its Engineering Applica-. Prvi od teh, ki zajema delo iz dela (a), bo potekal tekom leta.
436-401. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PART II
All work done in connection with the practical work will be taken into account when assessing the results of the annual examination. All work done in connection with practical work and practice classes will be taken into account when assessing the results of the Annual Examination.
446-301. MINING PART 1
At the end of this part of the course, the written exam on Syllabus B can be taken. The practical work done during the course is assessed as part of the annual exam.
446-401. MINING PART II
Assignments and practical work submitted during the year will be evaluated as part of the exam. Assignments and practical work submitted during the year will be evaluated as part of the exam.
640-032. PHYSICS PART III (APPLIED SCIENCE)
Thermionic emission, contact potential field emission, photoelectric emission, secondary emission; optical absorption, photoconduction; luminescence; collisions between electrons and atoms; electron microscopy.
619-003. PRINCIPLES OF STATISTICS
421-312. SOIL MECHANICS
There will be no formal practical test; the practical work completed during the year will be graded as part of the exam. There will be no formal practical test; the assignments completed during the year will be graded as part of the exam.
451-401, SURVEYING PART III
However, each candidate may be required to take a practical test and re-submit field notes and coursework assignments. There will be no formal practical examination; as part of the exam, the practical work done during the year will be evaluated.
POST GRADUATE STUDIES AND GRADUATE SCHOOLS
HIGHER DEGREES
Candidates must be a bachelor with at least five years of residency or a master's degree with at least two years of residency in some branch of Engineering. Candidates must be graduates in applied sciences of not less than five years or graduates in any other faculty, who convince the Faculty of Engineering that they have received a scientific, technological and humanistic background.
GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH
The candidate must obtain the approval of the faculty for the work he intends to submit for examination and must satisfy the faculty that he has been connected with industrial operations or an occupation related to industry since the completion of the undergraduate course.
DEGREES BY THESIS
About two-thirds of the course will consist of lectures, tutorials, design studies and practical work. Further details of the course can be obtained by contacting the secretary of the Mechanical Engineering department.
REGULATIONS FOR HIGHER DEGREES
- DEGREE OF MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE
- A candidate for the degree of master of Engineering Science shall either
- The faculty may admit as a candidate for the degree an applicant who satisfies the faculty that
- DEGREE OF MASTER OF SURVEYING SCIENCE
- DEGREES OF MASTER OF ENGINEERING AND MASTER OF SURVEYING
- DEGREE OF MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE
- DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING
- DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE
- DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
- REGULATION 4.6 EXAMINATION OF THESES FOR HIGHER DEGREES
Without prejudice to the provisions of the preceding paragraphs, the training of a candidate for the degree of master of applied sciences. In that case, the work will be supervised by a member of the teaching staff designated by the faculty.
AWARDS FOR ENGINEERING, SURVEYING AND APPLIED SCIENCE STUDENTS
Metallurgical engineering and Applied Science Metallurgy students can apply for scholarships awarded by The Broken Hill Proprietary Company Ltd. Mining engineering students can apply for scholarships offered by Consolidated Coaifields (Aust.) Pty Ltd, B.H.P.
LIST OF SUBJECTS
