This course is a two-year part-time or one-year full-time course following on from the Industrial Design strand of the Bachelor of Applied Science - Built Environment course, but also available to graduates from other disciplines who subject to the eligibility conditions listed later in this manual. These are three-year part-time or two-year full-time courses following on from the Landscape Architecture/Urban and Regional Planning area of the Bachelor of Applied Science - Built Environment course, but also available to graduates from other disciplines who subject to fulfillment. of the eligibility conditions listed later in this manual.
Queensland Institute of Technology
AUTUMN SEMESTER
Academic Calendar 1987
SPRING SEMESTER
BY-LAWS OF THE
QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Immediately after the end of the voting, the secretary arranges for the votes to be counted. After counting the votes, the secretary announces the names of the elected candidates.
Under the direction of the Director, the Registrar will - (a) be responsible for the general administration of the Institute; In the event of an equality of votes, the staff member involved will be found innocent.
Subject to such rules as the Council may from time to time adopt, union dues paid by any student whose application for enrollment is canceled or withdrawn at any time shall be refunded in whole or in part, as the union may determine. The Council may make Rules and may vary such Rules from time to time for carrying into effect all or any part of the provisions and objects of this Ordinance.
The above bylaw was made at a meeting of the Council of the Queensland Institute of Technology held on the eighteenth day of October 1979. The Council may make rules for the carrying into effect of all or any of the provisions of this bylaw. Law.
RULES RELATING TO STUDENT MATTERS
Dean of Faculty means a member of the academic staff appointed by the Council and so appointed. Head of Department' means a member of the academic staff appointed by the Council and thus designated as the senior academic staff in a particular department.
GENERAL EXAMINATION RULES
Part I. DEFINITIONS
Reference to 'Head of Department' in these Rules shall be deemed to include reference to 'Head of School'.
DETERMINATION AND NOTIFICATION OF ASSESSMENT PROVISIONS
The Registrar should first contact the lecture halls, seminar halls, drawing offices and other examination accommodation during the approved periods for the Central Examinations. The Registrar may determine the date on which all Central Examination papers required to be marked by examiners must be forwarded to the Examinations Section within the Registrar's Office and the form in which such papers shall be accepted. a) The Registrar shall be responsible for preparing a timetable for all Central Examinations and for publishing such timetable as required by these rules.
Part IV. ELIGIBILITY TO UNDERTAKE ASSESSMENT PROVISIONS
DEFERRED EXAMINATIONS AND SPECIAL CONSIDERATION
Such applications must be submitted to the Registrar as soon as possible and in any event within the deadlines specified in the current Institute Calendar. Such applications must be supported by medical or other documentation in the form specified in Rule 15. b) The registrar must forward applications for special treatment to the relevant faculty dean for decision.
CONDUCT OF EXAMINATIONS 16. Responsibility for Conduct of Examinations
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
PENAL TY FOR BREACH OF RULES 28. Penalties
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
In such cases, the registrar must advise the student in writing to contact the head of department who is responsible for running the course, in order to determine the exact requirements for the final resu It to be issued. Apart from the case where the academic committee 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.
UNSATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE The following Rules41 to46 apply only to students who are registered in an
Subject to the overall control of the Director and the Institute Council, the Chief Librarian will do so. Anyone requesting permission to use the Library under Rule 5(a)(iv) must submit a written request to the Dean of the School of Law.
CENTRAL SERVICES
Hood: Black hood with a 50 mm silk band in the school color, placed 50 mm from the inside edge of the hood. Hood: Black hood with 25mm school color silk band, set 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. 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 established with financial assistance from the QIT Federation and exists to encourage social interaction between students and staff of the QIT community. The club is also managed by a committee elected by members of the executive committee of QIT Union and members of the club.
INSTITUTE FUNCTIONS
The QIT Union organizes various activities on campus to acquaint students with the activities of various clubs and societies and to acquaint students with the social life of the campus. Other publications relating to specific functions of the Institute are: - Queensland Tertiary Courses Brochure.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
Students who intend to apply for admission to the right course are not considered unregistered students and must follow the application procedures described earlier. Applicants do not need to apply through a Queensland Tertiary Admissions Center unless they wish to enroll on a course from which they are not excluded.
ADMISSION POLICY and ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Successful completion of the program guarantees admission to any degree or part-time degree course offered by the Faculty of Engineering. Applicants must provide a full description of the program(s), including purpose, structure and other information about the organizing body; duration and place of lectures, seminars, workshops; results obtained and perceived benefits of participation or reasons for non-completion (where applicable).
ACADEMIC BOARD AND COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEES FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT ACADEMIC BOARD
Dean, Faculty of Business Sciences, QIT Dean, Faculty of Information Technology, QIT Dean, Faculty of Technology, QIT.
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEES MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE
BUILT ENVIRONMENT - URBAN DESIGN STRAND
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUILDING PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Projektleder, Thiess Watkins Group Partner, Rider Hunt and Partners, Quantity Surveyors og Construction Cost Consultants.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE
University of New South Wales direktør, Conrad and Gargett Pty Ltd, Architects & Landscape Architects, Brisbane.
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE - BUILDING
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (BUILT ENVIRONMENT)
Director, GM Colless and Associates Pty Ltd, Head of Architects and Town Planners, Planning and Landscape Architecture Department, QIT.
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCJENCE - QUANTITY SURVEYING
ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA BUILT ENVIRONMENT TECHNICIAN
STAFF - FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING AND QUANTITY SURVEYING
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
COURSES OFFERED BY EACH DEPARTMENT FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
BGM228 BGJ201
LPM140 LPM141
BTN233 MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE - BUILT ENVIRONMENT
CORE STUDY AREAS
BTN102 BTN103
BTN202 BTN203
BTN302 BTN303
BTN401 BTN402
Study Unit 2 - Urban Design, History, Theory and Criticism BTN201. ii) Research Elective 1 for Urban Design (2 hours) On the other hand, a dissertation which focuses on the development of a theory should sufficiently illustrate the practical implications of the theory for relevant classes of design work.
COURSE RULES
The Graduate Studies Standing Committee will recommend to the Built Environment Academic Board the eligibility
LPP022 LPP323
LPP311 LPP315
- Registered students commencing in 1987 may enrol as part-ti me students. Registered students commencing in
- A student enrolled in the Master of Built Environment course will normally progress in the sequence indicated
- 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 approva 1 of the Course Co-ordinator, a student in the
- 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,
- Except with the approval of the Course Co-ordinator, students may not enrol for any subject in their course
- For a registered student enrolled in the part-time Master of Applied Science Built Environment course, the
Except in exceptional circumstances and with the course coordinator's approval 1, a student in the course coordinator's approval 1, a student on the Master of Built Environment course may not enroll 1 in more than the subjects and course hours listed in his or her normal semester course, except as in Rule 7 below. Students retain credit for all subjects passed in the semester in which they are enrolled.
BTN101 BTN201
A student who fails one or more subjects of coursework in a semester may re-register and repeat the failed courses, a semester may re-register and repeat the failed courses, and may register for other subjects of the normal semester program, depending of the course. rules, provided that the class schedule allows registration for the desired subjects. Except with the permission of the course coordinator, students may not register for any subject of their course. Students may not register for any subject of their course of study unless they have obtained credits for all subjects prescribed as compulsory subjects in the timetable attached to these Regulations. .
BTN102 BTN203
For a registered student enrolled in the full-time Master of Applied Science Built Environment course, the subjects
BTN103 BTN201
BTN204 BTN501
ARM145 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE
- The method of assessment to be used in the case of each subject will be determined in accordance with the
- Students gain credits for passed units and are required to repeat failed units only
- Students who pass all units in a semester as set out in Rule 1 O wi 11 be expected to enrol in the uni ts set out
- Except with the approval of the Head of Department, the total hours associated with units selected for study
- Except with the approval of the Head of Department, the total hours associated with the units selected for study
- No formal supplementary examinations will be offered following the Semester Examinations; however, a student
- Pre-requisite and co-requisite subjects are shown in a Schedule attached to these rules
- Some essential teaching activities conducted off campus involve field trips. The Academic Board is required to
- For a registered student in the Graduate Diploma in Architecture the subjects and other work of the second
Except for the approval of the Head of the Department, not attending these excursions in the relevant subjects will negatively affect the evaluation. For a student enrolled in the Bachelor of Architecture degree, the second and third year part-time courses and other courses in Architecture are as follows.
10 THIRD YEAR
BGM228 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUILDING PROJECT MANAGEMENT
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
- The method of assessment to be used in the case of each subject will be determined in accordance with the General
- Students who pass all units in a semester as set out in Rule 11 wi 11 be expected to enrol in the uni ts set out
- Students who fail units shall be allowed to proceed with the study of units from the next semester of the
- Except with the approval of the Course Co-ordinator, the total hours associated with units selected for study
- Except with the approval of the Course Co-ordinator, the total hours associated with un1ts selected for study
- If a student before registering for the course has at this Institute or elsewhere passed in a subject which is
- For a registered student in the Graduate Diploma in Building Project Management, the subjects and other work
Except with the permission of the course coordinator, the total number of hours associated with units selected for study may not exceed the number of hours assigned to the semester of the program in Rule 10 of which the majority of units have been selected. Unless with the permission of the course coordinator, failure to attend these excursions will have a negative effect on the assessment of the relevant subjects.
BGP411*
For a student enrolled in the Graduate Diploma in Construction Project Management, the subjects and other works Construction Project Management, the subjects and other works of the two-year part-time study are as follows:
BGP421 BGP415
BGP414 MNP413
BGP423 BGP425*
ARM142 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
ELICIBI LITY
- Students who pass all units in a semester as set out in Rules 11 and 12 will be expected to enrol in the units
- Except with the approval of the Head of Department, the tot a 1 hours associated with uni ts selected for study
- Pre-requisite and co-requisite subjects are shown in a Schedule attached to these rules,
- Exemptions. Rules concerning the granting of exemptions are detailed under 'Rules Relating to Student
- For a registered student in the Graduate Diploma ;n Industrial Design, the subjects and other work of the
Except with the approval of the Head of Department, the up to a 1 hour attached to units selected for study does not belong to the number of hours attached to the.
PART-TIME Semester
ARP613 ARP671
ARP623 ARP624
ARP652 ARP653
FULL-TIME Semester
LPM141 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
LPP112 LPP113
LPP021 LPP022
SUPPORT STUDY AREAS
LPP031 LPP032
LPP042 LPP043
LPP051 LPP052
LPP162 LPP163
LPP073 LPP174
- Except with the approval of the Head of Department, the total hours selected for study should not exceed the
- The method of assessment to be used in the case of each subject will be determined fn accordance with the General
- Students gain credits for passed units and are required to repeat failed units only
- No formal supplementary examinations will be offered following the Semester Examination. However, a student
- The course structure set out in Rule 10 is organised to permit students to satisfy the pre-requisite and
- Exemptions. Rules concerning the granting of exemptions are detailed under 'Rules Relating to Student Matters'
- For a registered student commencing in or after 1984 in the Graduate Diploma in Landscape Architecture the
However, a student may be given a withheld score in accordance with the provisions of the General Examination Rules. Except for the approval of the Head of the Department, not participating in these excursions will negatively affect the assessment in the relevant subjects.
LPP011 LPP021
The Academic Council is required to approve essential field trips each semester and students are expected to participate in all such field trips. For a registered student commencing in or after 1984 in the Graduate Diploma in Landscape Architecture, the Graduate Diploma in Landscape Architecture, the subjects and other work on the full-time course are as follows.
2 Total
LPP113 LPP124
LPP127 LPP137
LPP128 LPP167
LPP032 LPP041
LPP022 LPP031
LPP123 LPP133
LPP125 LPP145
LPP112 LPP134
LPP126 LPP135
Diploma in Landscape Architecture before 1984, please consult the Head of Department for details of subjects and other work for full-time or part-time study.
LPM140 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
Planning LPP311
LPP312 LPP322
Land and Resource Planning LPP313
LPP323 LPP333
LPP314 LPP324
Planning Method
LPP315 LPP325
- Special Planning Study
- Field Studies and Workshoes
- Students gain credit for passed units and are required to repeat failed uni ts only. However, if the student does
- Students who fail particular uni ts shal 1 be allowed to proceed with units from other Areas of Study in the next
- Except with the approval of the Head of Department, the total of hours associated with units selected for study
- Except with the approval of the Head of Department, the total hours associated with units selected for study
- Areas of Study and the sequence of subjects within each Area of Study are shown in a Schedule attached to these
- Exemptions: Rules concerning the granting of exemptions are detailed under 'Rules Relating to Student Matters'
- For a registered student in the Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning the subjects and other work of the
Except with the approval of the Head of Department, the total hours associated with units selected for study must not exceed the number of hours associated with the semester of the program in Rules 11 and 12 is located, does not exceed. of which the majority of units have been selected. No formal re-examinations will be offered after the Semester Examination; however, a student taking the Semester Examination; however, a student may be awarded a withheld result in accordance with the provision of the General Examination Rules.
Presentation I
Unless approved by the department head, the total number of hours associated with units selected for study may not be less than 50% of the number of hours assigned to the semester of the program from which the majority of units are selected. For a registered student in the Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning, the subjects and other work of the and Regional Planning the subjects and other work of the three-year part-time study are as follows.
Presentation II
Students who fail individual units 1 will be allowed to continue with units from other fields of study in the following semester with units from other fields of study provided that -. i) have successfully completed all previous units within those other fields of study; and. ii) the hours associated with the selected program fall between the maximum and minimum hours defined in rules 5 and 6; and. iii) the established timetable allows the selected units to be studied simultaneously. The fields of study and the sequence of subjects within each field of study are shown in a schedule attached to these fields of study are presented in a plan attached to these rules.
FIRST YEAR Semester
LPP321 LPP322
LPP332 LPP333
LPP341 LPP342
LPP343 LPP353
LPP370
Presentation 11 FIRST YEAR
LPP351 LPP343
LPP336 (LPP354
LPP341 LPP361
BGJ201 BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE - BUILDING
- A registered student in the full programme for this course wi 11 be required to attend on one afternoon each
- The method of assessment to be used in the case of each subject will be determined in accordance with the General
- Students gain credits for passed units and are required to repeat failed units only
- Students who pass all units in a semester as set out in Rules 13 and 14 wi 11 be expected to enrol in the units
- Students who fail units shall be allowed to proceed with the study of units from the next semester of the
- Except with the approval of the Head of Department, the total number of hours associated with units selected for
- Except with the approval of the Head of Department, the total hours associated with the units selected for study
- Pre-requisite and co-requisite subjects are shown in a Schedule attached to these rules
- Exemptions. Rules concerning the granting of exemptions are detailed under 'Rules Relating to Student Matters',
- Some essential teaching activities conducted off campus involve field trips, The Academic Board is required to
- For a registered student in the Bachelor of Applied Science Building course, the subjects and other work of
- Semster 1 - Autumn BCB151
Except with the approval of the Head of Department, the total number of hours associated with the units selected for the total number of hours associated with the units selected for study must not exceed the number of hours assigned for the semester of the program fn Rules 13 and 14 from which most units are selected. Except for the approval of the Head of the Department, the non-frequency of these excursions will negatively affect the assessment in the relevant subjects.
BGB141*
Except with the approval of the supervisor, total hours associated with units selected for study, total hours associated with units selected for study shall not be less than 50% of the number of hours assigned to the semester of the program from which the majority of units are selected. 8. No formal additional exams will be offered after the semester exams; however, the student may be recognized with a withheld result in accordance with the provisions of the General Examination Rules.
BCB142*
11, A student enrolled in the part-time study program must be employed full-time by a construction organization or other approved body for three of the last four years of the course. Some core learning activities conducted off campus include field trips, the Academic Board is required to include field trips, the Academic Board is required to approve core field trips each semester, and students are expected to participate in all such field trips.
MAB297
Rules relating to the granting of exemptions are detailed under 'Rules relating to student affairs', are detailed under 'Rules relating to student affairs'.
BGB152 BGB141*
ISB698
Construction II Material Science
BGB241*
BGB242*
BGB244 CMB134
BGB243 BGB242*
Semester 5 BGB013
BGB342 MNB007
BGB345 BGB405
Construction IV
BGB440*
BGB441*
BGB601 BGB442*
BGB444
Semester 8 BGB440*
BGB446 BGB401
BCB301 .BGB442*
ACB581 BGB529
Estimating II
BGB548 BGB510
BGB655*
BGB651*
BGB642 MNB018
BCB655*
BGB606 BGB643
OR Elective
For a registered student in the Bachelor of Applied Science Building course, the subjects and other work of
BGB142*
CMB134 BGB342
ISB698 BGB142*
BGB131 BGB345
Construction II Material Science I
BGB251 BGB244
BGB013 BGB245
BGB252 BGB243
BGB014 BGB246
BGB446 BGB405
BGB442*
BGB540 ACB581
Estimating 11
CEB701 BGB655*
BGB401 BGB643
STRANDS
BTJ227 BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE - BUILT ENVIRONMENT
- A registered student in this course will be required to attend full-time for every day in the week in accordance
- Students gain credits for passed uni ts and are required to repeat failed units only
- Students who pass all units in a semester as set out in Rules 12, 13 and 14 wi 11 be expected to enro 1 in the
- Students who fail units shall not be allowed to proceed with the study of units from the next semester of the
- Except with the approval of the Dean of the Faculty, the total of hours associated with units selected for study
- Except with the approval of the Dean of the Faculty, the total hours associated with the units selected for study
- No formal supplementary examinations will be offered following the Semester Examinations; however, a student
- Pre-requisite subjects are shown ;n a Schedule attached to these rules
Except with the consent of the Dean of the Faculty, the total number of hours associated with units selected for study, the total number of hours associated with units selected for study shall not exceed the number of hours assigned to the semester of the program for Rules 12, 13, and 14 from which it was taken most units selected. Except with the consent of the Dean of the Faculty, the total hours associated with the units selected for study, the total hours associated with the units selected for study shall not be less than 50% of the number of hours allocated to the semester of the program from which the majority of the units were selected.
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE - COURSE STRUCTURE Normal Course Programme - Revised Course
BGJ200 BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE - QUANTITY SURVEYING
A registered student in the full prog!"3111111e ot this course will be required to attend day release and evening study
Students who fail units will be allowed to proceed with the study of units from the next semester of the
