QUEENSLAND ~ INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

I wish the students of the Institute success in their field of study. Therefore, in the planning of additional facilities, considerable attention has been paid to the requirements for the training of technicians.

M. FRASER, Principal

Open interview period for persons enrolling in certificate courses Open interview period for persons enrolling_._ !n c;__certificate courses Closing date for registration and application for new registration. 1 Open interview period for people enrolling in certificate courses 2 F Closing date for registration and application for registration up to 3 s.

Penalties for Breach of Discipline

Library

Conduct at Examinations Part X Property Damage

Title

In these Rules and in any By-laws made pursuant to these Rules unless the context otherwise requires the following terms

In these rules and statutes, every word in the masculine gender shall be understood to include the feminine gender and.

In these Rules and By-laws every word of the masculine gender shall be construed as including the feminine gender and

Procedure

A person shall in the first year in which he seeks to pursue any course at the Institute make application to the Registrar for
The documentary evidence produced for verification may be the original documents, photostat copies thereof or in the case of
A person seeking special concessions or exemptions, not in- cluded in the Handbook in regard to course or subject require-
A prospective student may procure the necessary Registration, Application for Enrolment, and Application for Interview Forms
Closing dates relating to registration and enrolments or to enrolments are as set out in the Handbook and Calendar
Application for Enrolment Forms will be proyided for con- tinuing students prior to the midsummer vacation of any academic
Students who are continuing their studies with any Depart- ment shall lodge the required Application for Enrolment Forms
The Registrar shall notify an applicant for registration and enrolment ot enrolment of the acceptance or otherwise of his
Applications for registration and enrolment or enrolment lodged after the prescribed date may be rejected and if accepted

Where employment is obtained by a person after the closing date for registration and enrolment, and the conditions of such

A student who desires to alter his enrolment for second or third terms shall notify the Registrar in. writing at least two weeks
The Calendar shall provide information upon the fol- lowing-
Fees shall be determined on a basis of three terms per year in accordance with the Table of fees set out in Appendix A to
All fees shall be payable in advance and a st~dent shall not be admitted to classes until the prescribed fee has been paid by
Payment of fees may be made by cheque, postal order, or money order sent through the post to the Registrar, or· paid in
When the responsibility for payment of a student's fees is accepted by his employer, the student shall pay the prescribed
A student is required to inform himself of and to comply with all Institute requirements, and to notify the Registrar in
A first year day student enrolling for the first time shall attend the orientation programme, and first year evening students
The timetable for the year shall be determined in accordance with the Calendar and late enrolment shall be subject to such
A student shall be allocated to a class group by the Head of the Department concerned who may provide where the timetable
Subject to these Rules an application for Registration shall be deemed to be accepted by the Institute on the date upon which
An application for registration and enrolment or for enrol- ment may be rejected by the Head of a Department on the ground
A person whose registration has been rejected shall have a right of appeal to the Director-General of Education whose
Credit shall not be given to a student within a course of study for a subject taken by ltim outside such course unless prior
In all courses studied on a unit basis, a student shall not without the prior approval of the Principal be permitted to study
The following restrictions upon subjects taken and hours of attendance in part-time courses are applied:-
If a student has previously enrolled for a subject but has not passed or has not been given credi~ for a pass in such subject, the
A student who fails to attend eighty percentum (80 %) of
Completion by a student of all practical work or assignment work required in any subject to. the satisfaction of the Principal
Written notice by the Registrar of the ineligibility of a stu9ent to sit for an examination shall be posted to the student
Students are required to comply with By Laws laid down by Heads of Departments in relation to dress and safety measures
Course structure may be changed at any time upon the recommendation of the Technical Education Advisory Council and
In part-time courses a student who has failed in a particular
A student in a full-time Engineering course shall be permitted to repeat a maximum of ten (10) hours per week by part-time day
The Principal may cancel any subject of a course where the number of applicants therefor is fewer than eight (8). In the case
A student attending a course shall provide himself with such books, instruments, and other equipment as from time to time may
A student may register in only one course in any given year
Examinations to be known as the Annual Examinations shall be held each year and a candidate required to pass an examination
If the Principal is satisfied that a candidate was unable, by reason of illness or other circumstances beyond his control, to sit
The papers submitted by a candidate in any subject shall be revalued on request lodged by him with the Registrar and on pay-
In Annual Examinations and Deferred Examinations a pass in each subject may be graded and credited as 'Honours', 'Credit'
A candidate for any.examination shall lodge an examination entry in the prescribed form with the Registrar not later than the
The Registrar shall prescribe the form for examination entries, and shall prescribe closing dates for entry for the various
A student shall at all times maintain a high standard of be- haviour within the precincts of the Institute and shall not indulge
A student shall not organise or attend any gathering of fellow students or other members of the community at large within
A student shall not bring alcoholic beverages within the precincts of the Institute or consume alcoholic beverages whilst
A student shall not be permitted to park a vehicle within the grounqs of the Institute unless such student has previously made
A student shall at all times be subject to these Rules if he is-

Accordingly, upon such acceptance, a person is deemed to be a student of the Institute from the date on which his application is submitted. Written notification by the Registrar of the ineligibility of a student to take an examination will be mailed to the student.

Any act or conduct of a student at the Institute is a brea<;:h
BREACHES WITHIN THE P,REMISES OF THE INSTITUTE, OR DURING CLASSES OF INSTRUCTION
BREACHES WITHIN THE GROUNDS OF THE INSTITUTE OR BREACHES REGARDING GENERAL STUDENT BEHAVIOUR
BREACHES INVOLVED IN THE USE OF THE LIBRARY

1) (i) Suspension from a teaching class for the remainder of the period allotted to that class. For a more serious violation, the principal may exclude the student from admission to the premises of the Institute for a maximum of one (1) week.

Part Vlll-Library

Unless the Principal otherwise directs, books and pub- lications may be used in the Library and borrowed therefrom by-
Subject to these Rules, the hours during which the Library shall be opep. and other matters concerning the use o( the Library
A book or publication borrowed from the Library shall be returned thereto within the time prescribed for its return. A book
Heads of Departments m~y arrange for block removal of
A book or publication borrowed shall be returned to the Library at least one week before the beginning of the Annual
A person shall not remove a book or publication from the Library except in accordance with the appropriate borrowing pro-
A person shall not deal with a book or publication in the Library so as to make it less readily available than it ordinarily

For violation of the student v. parking a vehicle where a parking permit has been issued to a student, the principal may withdraw the permit for a certain period of time or until the end of the academic year. A borrowed book or publication must be returned to the library at least one week before the start of the annual library at least one week before the start of the annual examination period.

A person other than a candidate or a supervisor may not enter an examination room, except with the permission of a super-
A candidate may not enter or leave an examination room before he is given permission to do so by a supervisor,
A person whether a candidate or not, who is given per- mission to enter or leave an examination room shall comply with
Except where an examination is declared an 'open book' examination a candidate shall not bring into an examination room
A candidate shall not during an examination period com- municate by word or otherwise with any other person except a
A candidate shall not cheat in an examination or do any thing calculated to assist him to cheat in an examination. A person
A supervisor may require a candidate to show by such means as a supervisor may specify and as are appropriate to the circum-
A candidate shall bring into the examinatfon room the means of identification as are prescribed in his case and shall pro-
A candidate for an examination shall upon entering an examination room proceed without delay to his allotted place and
A candidate shall comply with· all directions to candidates set forth on a writing book or other examination materials supplied
If in the opinion of a supervisor a candidate's behaviour, dress, or appearance is such as to disturb or distract any other
If a candidate commits a breach of these Rules he shall, if he is a student of the Institute, be guilty of a breach of discipline
A candidate who commits a breach of a Rule contained in this Part of these Rules shall be liable in addition to any other

If a candidate commits a breach of these rules, he shall, if he is a student of the Department, be guilty of a breach of discipline, he is a student of the Department, be guilty of a breach of discipline and shall be liable accordingly. If he is not a student at the Department, his examination may be canceled by the Chancellor following such inquiry as he deems appropriate.

Damage

A person who damages any property or equipment the property of the Minister for Educatiqn of Queensland which has

APPENDIX A TABLE OF FEES

Certificate in property valuation Certificate in personnel management Certificate in business administration Certificate in credit management. A registered student who is a junior officer in the State Public Service may be admitted on payment of half of the prescribed fee for the subject or course, provided he produces a certificate from the Head of Department to which he is attached. a) he receives a salary of not more than 21 years (21) for the officer class in question, and.

PART V -Technical and Agricultural Education

Minister to provide for running of colleges etc

DIVISION II-Technical Education Advisory Council 36. Constitution of Council

Functions of special committee

A special committee appointed by the council pursuant to this Act recommends to the council-. a) on matters relating to the subject or course for which such committee is constituted;.

PART VIII-Provisions relating to the Technical Education Ad- visory Council (and other Council and Boards not

Definition of terms ·
Time for constitution of Council and Board
Failure to nominate
Term of appointment
Vacation of office of members of Council or Board
Casual appointments to Council and Board
Manner of exercising power of Council or Board
Validity of proceedings
Quorum and business of Council and Board
Attendance by proxy at meetings

A member of the Council or the Council is deemed to vacate his office as such member if:-. The Chairman of the Board or the Board (including any person temporarily acting as such chairman) shall have a deliberative vote and, in the event of an equality of votes, a casting vote.

If the chairman and vice-chairman of the Council or Board are absent from its meeting, a member of such Council or Board chosen from among the members present shall preside over such meeting. A person who is a member of a Council based on paragraph (ii) of subsection (2) of article thirty-six of this law or paragraph (ii) of subsection (2) of article thirty-nine of this law or The Board based on paragraph (ii) of subsection (2) of article forty-six of this law or paragraph (i) of subsection (4) of article forty-nine of this law may participate in a meeting of the Council or , as the case may be, a Board by a representative appointed by it.

PART III-Technical Education Advisory Council 32. Nominations for the Technical Education Advisory Council

Such representative shall, so long as he remains such representative, be deemed to be a member of said Council or Board in lieu of the member who appointed such representative, but shall not be entitled, by virtue of such appointment, to preside at a meeting of this Council or Board. 34; EDUCATION REGULATIONS OF 1965'' The above Regulations provide inter alia. persons whose names are submitted by the Registrar of the University of Queensland;.

Het Royal Institute of Architects (Queensland Chapter), het Institute of Builders, de Brisbane Chamber of Commerce, het Australian Institute of Management (Brisbane Division).

The Director General shall from time to time appoint a secretary to the Technical Education Advisory Council and the

QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY UNION The Queensland Institute of Technology Union has been estab-

Clubs

SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES Commonwealth Advanced Education Scholai-ships

BRISBANE

Each scholarship will normally be tenable for the duration of the Optometry course, but its tenure will, at all times, be subject to the holder maintaining a standard of conduct and progress acceptable to the Queensland Institute of Technology. The annual scholarship allowance is paid to the holder in three equal amounts at the beginning of each term.

Australian Optical Company Bursary

PRIZES

Board of Architects' Prizes

Architecture, Building, Engineering Journal Prize

Ni.Z. Bank Prize

Award for the best graduate upon completion of the degree in urban planning. The Queensland Institute of Technology award is based on the highest marks for Architectural Design in the fifth year of the course.

OPTOMETRY

The award was first presented in 1965, despite the fact that this was only the second year of the diploma. This is provided by the Clay Products Manufacturers' Association of Queensland to each of the two schools of architecture at Brisbane-University of Queensland and the Queensland Institute of Technology.

Institute of Draughtsmen of Australia

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

Associate Diploma in Architecture

Associate Diploma in Quantity Surveying

Diploma in Town and Country Planning

Diploma in Landscape Architecture

Completion of the course entitles the graduate to an Associate Degree and the use of the letters AQIT (Arch). Completion of the course entitles the graduate to an Associate Degree and the use of the letters AQIT (City Surv). Completion of the course entitles the graduate to a Diploma and the use of the letters DQIT (T & CP).

Completion of the course gives the right to a diploma and use of the letters DQIT (LandArch). A study of the early history of art and architecture and the evolutionary effect on design.

DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING This Department conducts the following courses

Certificate for Building Construction Technician

An examination of the economic structure of the construction industry forms the second part of this topic. A study of the use of materials and basic structural" forms with the preparation of detail drawings of these forms. Detailed study of the standard method of measuring building work and "departure" and squaring the following subjects of a.

A detailed study of the standard method of measuring construction work and "subtracting" and "squaring" the following trades of the selected construction project - Continuation of the study in Phase I of this course with an emphasis on practical application in Construction.

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS STUDIES

Column 1 Subjects

Column 2 Pre-requisite subjects

Column I Subjects

Completion of the course entitles the candidate to an Associate Diploma and the use of the letters AQIT(BusStud). Bookkeeping and Accounts II Fourth Year (Part Time) Business Communication Principles of Management ONE of the following- Production Techniques P,ersonnel Techniques Supply and Stores Techniques Marketing and Sales Techniques Credit and Collection Techniques. Successful completion of this course provides the educational qualifications for admission to membership of the Institute of Personnel Management (Aust).

Successful completion of this course provides the educational qualifications for admission to membership of the Institute of Transport. Successful completion of this course will provide the educational qualifications for admission to membership of the Australian Institute of Credit Management (Queensland Division).

CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT

Study of the plant kingdom as a background to subjects in the final years of the course. An introductory course in microbiology that covers the classification, nutrition, isolation and identification of bacteria as a background to the microbiological techniques practiced in the practical part of the course. An introductory course in the study of carbon compounds with a major focus on the subject of industrial applications of the substance.

An introductory course where the lectures serve as a background for the execution of the subject's techniques in the practical part of this course. An introductory course in the fundamental analysis involved in the chemical control of the operation of a sugar mill.

ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

When choosing a field of study, employment opportunities and the maturity of the individual should be taken into account. Since the training for both technologists and technicians places great emphasis on both the practice of the profession and the techniques used in industry, provision is made in the Institute's planning for modern, well-equipped laboratories at the three areas of technology. covered by the department.

Civil Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

A further course of lectures and practical work that follows ICE Construction and covers a similar curriculum. A further series of lectures and practicals on the fundamentals of electrical engineering covering network solution, Fourier analysis, Laplace transform of three-phase circuits, transformers, A.C. A series of lectures and practicals following the course Electrical Engineering I and including network theory, AC.

Further lectures and practical work on electrical machines including rotary and magnetic amplifiers, variable speed AC An introductory series of lectures and practical work on the fundamental characteristics of fluid flow including flow in closed channels and open channels and hydraulic machines. A series of lectures and practical work covering the principles of transducers to measure quantities such as power, flow temperature, electrical quantities, etc.

An introductory series of lectures and practical work covering the solution of forces, stress-strain relationship, ultimate force, moments of.

GENERAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT

Completion of the course entitles the graduate to an associate degree and the use of the letters AQIT(Optm). Completion of the course entitles the graduate to an associate degree and the use of the letters AQIT(Sc). Practical application of the subject matter contained in Optometry I as a clinical training course.

The practical application of the material from Optometry I and Optometry II as part of the optometric routine and practice. The instruments and techniques used in the external and internal examination of the eyes and related structures.