Department of Accounting and Finance · 4 AHST210 or permission of Dean of Division 2005 AHST240 Ancient Israel 4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST340 2005 AHST241 Classical Hebrew A

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PointsUnit Designation Prerequisites Corequisites NCCW

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Department of Accounting and Finance

ACCG100 Accounting IA 3 Technology Admission to BCom-Accounting or BCom inAccounting and Finance or BAppFin or BEc inFinance or UAI equivalent to these degrees or a GPAof 2.00 with 12 cp

ACCG105, ARTS105 DE1

ACCG101 Accounting IB 3 ACCG100 or ACCG105 SummerSessionDE2

ACCG105 Introductory FinancialAccounting

3 Technology Admission to BBA, BeBus, BIntB, BScDipChem,BTech, BCom-Marketing, BAppFin or admission toBCom-Accounting or BCom in Accounting andFinance, BEc in Finance, BCom-Actuarial Studies

ACCG100, ARTS105 DE2

ACCG200 Fundamentals ofManagement Accounting

3 ACCG105(P) or ACCG101(P) or ACCG100(P) andACCG101 or ACCG105 and BBA103 and 30 cp

SummerSessionDE1D2

ACCG201 Organisational Planningand Control

3 ACCG200 D1DE2

ACCG250 Accounting SystemsDesign

3 Science; Technology ACCG105(P) or ACCG101(P) or ACCG100(P) andACCG101; any 100-level COMP unit

DE1DE2

ACCG253 Financial Management 3 ACCG100 or ACCG105; ECON111 or BBA103;STAT170 or STAT171; ACST101; 27cps

DE1DE2

ACCG310 Corporate Accounting andReporting

4 Commerce; Economics ACCG101; ACCG250(P); 32 cp SummerSessionDE1

ACCG323 Financial AccountingTheory and Practice

4 Commerce; Economics ACCG101; ACCG250(P); 32 cp ACCG321 D1DE2

ACCG329 Security Pricing andHedging

3 Commerce; Economics ACCG253(P) or ACST200; ECON141 or STAT271 ACST305 D1

ACCG330 Strategic ManagementAccounting

3 Commerce; Economics ACCG201 E1

ACCG340 Auditing and AssuranceServices

3 Commerce; Economics ACCG310 D1DE2

ACCG350 Financial StatementAnalysis

3 Commerce; Economics ACCG253 ECFS360(1999; 2000)

DE1

ACCG352 Applied PortfolioManagement

3 Commerce; Economics ACCG329(P) or corequisite ACST305(P) D2

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ACCG353 Corporate FinancialDesign

3 Commerce; Economics ACCG253(P) or ACST200 DE2

ACCG355 Information Systems forManagement

3 Commerce;Economics; Science;Technology

39 cp; ACCG250 D2

Department of Actuarial Studies

ACST101 Techniques and Elementsof Finance

3 ACST110, ACST100 DE1D2

ACST151 Introduction to ActuarialStudies

3 Admission to BCom-Actuarial Studies quota; for otherstudents 18 cp and GPA of at least 2.75 and permissionof Dean of Division

ACST110, ACST150 D1

ACST200 Mathematics of Finance 4 Science ACST101(Cr); MATH133(P) or MATH136(P); GPAof at least 2.50

ECFS200, ACST229,ACST201

D1

ACST201 Financial Techniques,Instruments and Markets

3 18 cp including ACST101(P) ACST229, ACST200,ECFS200

DE2

ACST211 Combinatorial Probability 3 Science STAT171(Cr); admission toBCom-Actuarial Studies quota

MATH133 or MATH136 ACST230; ACST210 D2

ACST243 Actuarial Modelling 4 Science ACST151(P); ACST210(P) or ACST211(P);STAT272(P); GPA of at least 2.50

D2

ACST300 Insurance andSuperannuation Practice

4 Commerce; Economics 36 cp including ACST101(P); GPA of at least 2.00 D1

ACST305 Quantitative Methods forAsset LiabilityManagement

4 Commerce; Economics ACST200(P) or ECFS200(P) or ACST201(P);STAT272(P); COMP124 or COMP125 or COMP115 orCOMP155 or COMP165

ACCG329 D2

ACST344 Survival Models 4 Commerce;Economics; Science

ACST243 ACST200 ACST397 D1

ACST345 Contingent Payments 4 Commerce;Economics; Science

ACST344(P); ACST200(P) ACST232 D2

ACST399 Mathematical Theory ofRisk

4 Commerce;Economics; Science

STAT272(P) ACST398 D1

ACST400 Actuarial Control Cycle 1 4 Commerce; Economics ACST344(P) ACST399; ACST300 D1

ACST401 Actuarial Control Cycle 2 4 Commerce; Economics ACST400 D2

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AHST100 Egyptian Archaeology: An Introduction

3 DE1

AHST101 Myth in the Ancient World 3 DE2X2 No session

AHST102 Greek Society 500-300BC: Oikos and Polis

3 2005

AHST103 Rome: From Republic toEmpire

3 DE1X1 20 March

AHST104 Antiquity’s Heirs: Barbarian Europe,Byzantium, and Islam

3 DE2

AHST105 From Ur to Babylon: AHistory of Israel fromAbraham to theBabylonian Exile

3 2005

AHST205 Ancient Greek A 4 6 cp or admission to Bachelor of Ancient History(Honours)

AHST200, HSCClassical Greek

D1

AHST206 Ancient Greek B 4 AHST205 or permission of Dean of Division AHST201 D2

AHST207 Latin A 4 6 cp or admission to Bachelor of Ancient History(Honours)

AHST202, HSC Latin D1

AHST208 Latin B 4 AHST207 or permission of Dean of Division AHST203 D2

AHST209 Early Christian Literatureand Thought

4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST309 D2X2 No session

AHST210 Archaeology and Society 4 Science 6 cp in history or 12 cp D1

AHST221 Greek Drama and Society 4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST321 D2

AHST222 Alexander the Great andthe Hellenistic World

4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST322 2005

AHST231 Early Rome 4 AHST103 or AHST232 or AHST332 or permission ofDean of Division

AHST331 2005

AHST232 Rome and the Caesars 4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST332 2005

AHST233 The Decline and Fall ofthe Roman Empire in theWest


Code NameCredit


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Department of Ancient History

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AHST234 From Constantine toTheodora: Church andState in Late Antiquity

4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST334 D1X1 2 April

AHST235 Byzantium, East and West 4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST335 D2X2 10 September

AHST236 Prehistory to Pompeii: Archaeology in AncientItaly

4 AHST210 or permission of Dean of Division 2005

AHST240 Ancient Israel 4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST340 2005

AHST241 Classical Hebrew A 4 6 cp or admission to Bachelor of Ancient History(Honours)

HSC ClassicalHebrew orequivalent

D1

AHST242 Classical Hebrew B 4 AHST241 or equivalent D2

AHST250 The Roman EasternFrontier


AHST251 The New Testament in itsTimes

4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST351 D1X1 3 April

AHST252 Pagans, Jews andChristians: Athens andJerusalem


AHST260 Egyptian Hieroglyphs A 4 6 cp or admission to Bachelor of Ancient History(Honours)

DE1

AHST261 Egyptian Culture andSociety

4 Science 6 cp or permission of Dean of Division DE1

AHST270 Women and Gender in theAncient World

4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST370 DE2

AHST271 Ancient Greek Religion 4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST371 2005

AHST272 The Classical Traditions ofThought


AHST274 Democracy and Empire:Athens 632-399BC

4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST374 DE1

AHST280 Ancient History SpecialTopic A

4 6 cp in history or 12 cp DE1DE2

AHST281 Ancient History SpecialTopic B

4 6 cp in history or 12 cp AHST280 DE1D2

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AHST309 Early Christian Literatureand Thought

4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST209 D2X2 No session

AHST310 Archaeological FieldWork

4 Science For Egyptian option: AHST100 or AHST210;AHST260; AHST261; AHST362 or equivalents; forother options: AHST100 or AHST210; plus 4 cp in200-level ancient history

D1D2

AHST321 Greek Drama and Society 4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST221 D2

AHST322 Alexander the Great andthe Hellenistic World

4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST222 2005

AHST331 Early Rome 4 40 cp including AHST103 or AHST232 or AHST332or permission of Dean of Division

AHST231 2005

AHST332 Rome and the Caesars 4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST232 2005

AHST333 The Decline and Fall ofthe Roman Empire in theWest


AHST334 From Constantine toTheodora: Church andState in Late Antiquity

4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST234 D1X1 2 April

AHST335 Byzantium: East and West 4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST235 D2X2 10 September

AHST336 Prehistory to Pompeii: Archaeology in AncientItaly

4 AHST210 or permission of Dean of Division 2005

AHST340 Ancient Israel 4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST240 2005

AHST350 The Roman EasternFrontier


AHST351 The New Testament in itsTimes

4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST251 D1X1 3 April

AHST352 Pagans, Jews andChristians: Athens andJerusalem


AHST360 Egyptian Hieroglyphs B 4 AHST260 DE2

AHST361 Ancient Egyptian Religion 4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp DE2

AHST362 Methods and Techniquesof Egyptian Archaeology

4 Science AHST261; AHST100 or AHST210 DE2

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AHST363 Egypt in the Old Kingdom 4 AHST360; AHST261 2005

AHST364 Egypt in the 18th Dynasty 4 AHST360; AHST261 DE1

AHST370 Women and Gender in theAncient World

4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST270 DE2

AHST371 Ancient Greek Religion 4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST271 2005

AHST372 The Classical Traditions ofThought


AHST374 Democracy and Empire:Athens 632-399BC

4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST274 DE1

AHST380 Ancient History SpecialTopic C

4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp DE1DE2

AHST381 Ancient History SpecialTopic D

4 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp AHST380 DE1DE2

AHST382 Advanced Study inAncient History

4 Admission to BA in Ancient History; 20 cp in 200-level AHST units

DE1DE2

AHST383 Ancient History ReadingUnit

2 4 cp at 300 level in ancient history or permission ofDean of Division

X1X2

No sessionNo session

Department of Anthropology

ANTH106 Drugs Across Cultures 3 D1X1 13-14 April

ANTH150 Introduction toAnthropology

3 DE2

ANTH250 Anthropology ofModernity

3 Social Science ANTH150(P); or 12 cp in any units of ABST, ANTH,CUL, ICOM, MAS, PHIL, POL, PSY, LING, SOC orpermission of Dean of Division

DE2

ANTH265 Illness and Healing 3 Social Science ANTH150(P) or BHS106 or ANTH106 D2

ANTH267 Anthropology ofInternational Aid

3 Social Science ANTH150(P); or 12 cp in any units of ABST, ANTH,CUL, ICOM, MAS, PHIL, POL, PSY, LING, SOC orpermission of Dean of Division

D1

ANTH268 Affect and Meaning: Thesign, the self, the social

3 Social Science ANTH150(P); or 12 cp in any units of ABST,ANTH,CUL, ICOM, MAS, PHIL, POL, PSY, LING, SOC orpermission of Dean of Division

DE1

ANTH270 Visual Anthropology 3 Social Science ANTH150(P); or 12 cp in any units of ABST, ANTH,CUL, ICOM, MAS, PHIL, POL, PSY, LING, SOC orpermission of Dean of Division

D2

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ANTH272 Re-negotiating Identity: Ethnicity, Diaspora andNationalism

4 Social Science 24 cp in any units of ABST, ANTH, CUL, ICOM,MAS, PHIL, PSY, POL, LING, SOC; or 6cp inAnthropology at 200 level; or permission of Dean ofDivision

D1

ANTH365 Spirituality, Cults and theNew Millennium

4 Social Science ANTH250 or ANTH268; and in addition 3 cp inANTH at 200 level

D2

ANTH371 Urban Anthropology 4 Social Science ANTH250 or ANTH268; and in addition 3 cp inANTH at 200 level

2005

ANTH374 Gender, Colonialism andDevelopment


D2

ANTH375 Global Culture 4 Social Science 24 cp in any units of ABST, ANTH, CUL, ICOM,MAS, PHIL, PSY, POL, LING, SOC; or 6cp inAnthropology at 200 level; or permission of Dean ofDivision

2005

ANTH377 Health and Developmentin the Third World

4 Social Science ANTH265 or ANTH250 or ANTH268 2005

ANTH379 India: Power andPerformance

4 Social Science 6 cp in ANTH or POL265 D2

ANTH380 Culture and Human Rights 4 Social Science 24 cp in any units of ABST, ANTH, CUL, ICOM,MAS, PHIL, PSY, POL, LING, SOC; or 6cp inAnthropology at 200 level; or permission of Dean ofDivision

D1

ANTH381 The Body ofPhenomenology and Post-Colonial Theory

4 Social Science ANTH250 or ANTH268; and in addition 3 cp inANTH at 200 level

D1

ANTH382 Sexuality and Culture 4 Social Science 24 cp in any units of ABST, ANTH, CUL, ICOM,MAS, PHIL, PSY, POL, LING, SOC; or 6cp inAnthropology at 200 level; or permission of Dean ofDivision

2005

ANTH384 Culture, Care and Countryin the Central Desert

4 Social Science ANTH150 or any 200-level Aboriginal Studies unit ora minimum of 6 cp in anthropology, cultural studies ormedia at 200 level

D1

ANTH385 Ethnographic Field Studies 4 Social Science 19 cp in anthropology including at least one 300-levelANTH unit or 12 cp in anthropology at 200 level

D2

ANTH386 Non-Western Ways ofKnowing: The IslamicWorld

4 Social Science 6 cp in anthropology, philosophy, sociology or culturalstudies

2005

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ANTH387 Anthropology of ForcedMigration


2005

Department of Asian Languages

Chinese

CHN104 Introductory Chinese I 3 Permission of Dean of Division CHN148 HSC Chinese,CHN120, CHN121,CHN115, CHN116

D1

CHN105 Introductory Chinese II 3 CHN104 CHN149 As for CHN104 D2

CHN110 Introductory Chinese III 3 CHN105 V2

CHN112 Chinese Calligraphy 3 D1

CHN115 Introductory Chinese forBackground Speakers I

3 HSC Chinese BS D1

CHN116 Introductory Chinese forBackground Speakers II

3 HSC Chinese BS D2

CHN123 Chinese Civilisation 3 D1

CHN148 Basic Spoken Chinese I 3 Permission of Dean of Division CHN130 D1

CHN149 Basic Spoken Chinese II 3 CHN148 CHN131 D2

CHN156 Introduction to ChineseCulture

3 D1

CHN208 Intermediate Chinese forBackground Speakers I

3 HSC (BS) Chinese or permission of Dean of Division CHN232, CHN233 D1

CHN209 Intermediate Chinese forBackground Speakers II

3 CHN208 As for CHN208 D2

CHN222 Introduction to ClassicalChinese

3 12 cp or permission of Dean of Division D2

CHN223 Intermediate Chinese III 3 CHN233 or permission of Dean of Division V2

CHN232 Intermediate Chinese I 3 CHN105 or HSC (non-BS) Chinese CHN208, CHN209 D1

CHN233 Intermediate Chinese II 3 CHN232 As for CHN232 D2

CHN242 Chinese Literature fromHong Kong and Taiwan


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CHN244 Chinese EnglishTranslation


CHN251 Modern ChineseLiterature


CHN256 Chinese Film and LiteraryTexts


CHN259 Chinese HistoricalDocuments


CHN260 The Chinese HistoricalNovel

3 HSC(BS) Chinese or 12 cp or permission of Dean ofDivision

D2

CHN320 Advanced Chinese I 3 CHN233 CHN207, CHN208,CHN209, CHN324,CHN342, CHN343,HSC Chinese BS

D1

CHN321 Advanced Chinese II 3 CHN320 As for CHN320 D2

CHN328 The Traditional ChineseNovel

3 12 cp or permission of Dean of Division 2005

CHN330 Classical Chinese Proseand Poetry


CHN331 History of Chinese Art 3 12 cp or permission of Dean of Division D2

CHN332 Chinese NewspaperAnalysis


CHN340 Advanced WrittenChinese A

3 CHN232; CHN233 D1

CHN341 Advanced WrittenChinese B

3 CHN340 D2

CHN342 Advanced Chinese forBackground Speakers I

3 12 cp or permission of Dean of Division CHN320, CHN321,CHN340, CHN341

D1

CHN343 Advanced Chinese forBackground Speakers II

3 CHN342 CHN320, CHN321,CHN340, CHN341

D2

CHN378 Advanced Chinese III 3 Permission of Dean of Division; 24 cp in CHN units D1D2V2

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JPN110 Introductory Japanese I 3 JPN112 HSC 2-unit Z or HSCbeginners Japanese,2 unit or HSCcontinuers Japanese3-unit or HSCextension Japanese

D1X1 6 March (V);

15 May (V)

JPN111 Introductory Japanese II 3 JPN110(P) and JPN112(P); or permission of Dean ofDivision

HSC 2-unit Z or HSCBeginners Japaneseor 2 unit or HSCcontinuers Japanese3-unit or HSCextension Japanese

D2X2 18 September (V)

JPN112 Introduction to JapaneseWriting

2 JPN110 D1X1 6 March (V)

JPN113 Introductory SpokenJapanese

2 JPN110 JPN111 D2

JPN122 A Survey of JapaneseCulture

3 D1

JPN123 Japan’s ContemporaryCulture through Manga(Animated Cartoons)

3 D2

JPN153 Introductory Japanese III(1)

3 HSC 2-unit Z or HSC beginners Japanese or HSCcontinuers Japanese or HSC 2-unit Japanese orequivalent

HSC 3-unit Japaneseor HSC extensionJapanese, JPN110,JPN111, JPN150,JPN151

D1

JPN154 Introductory Japanese III(2)

3 JPN153(P) or permission of Dean of Division JPN111, JPN150,JPN152

D2

JPN190 Introductory JapaneseReading Unit

3 JPN111 or JPN154 and permission of Dean of Division JPN101 V2

Code NameCredit


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(external units only)V2

Japanese

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JPN195 Japanese In-CountryProgram

4 Permission of Dean of Division WV

JPN213 Intermediate SpokenJapanese (1)

3 JPN111 or JPN152 or JPN154 or 3-unit Japanese JPN221 JPN210, JPN211 D1

JPN214 Intermediate SpokenJapanese (2)

3 JPN213 or permission of Dean of Division JPN222 JPN210, JPN212 D2

JPN221 Japanese Language II (1) 3 JPN111(P) or JPN154(P) or HSC 3-unit Japanese orHSC Extension Japanese

JPN181, JPN200,JPN202

DE1

JPN222 Japanese Language II (2) 3 JPN221(P) JN182, JPN200,JPN203

DE2

JPN230 Survey of JapaneseLiterature

3 JPN221 D1

JPN250 Modern Japanese Society 3 JPN121 D2

JPN261 Translation and WritingJapanese Workshop 1

3 JPN221 JPN222 JPN260 D2

JPN290 Intermediate JapaneseReading Unit

3 JPN222 JPN201 V2

JPN315 Advanced SpokenJapanese: Workshop inOral Presentation andInterpreting

3 Commerce; Economics JPN222 JPN331 JPN301 D1

JPN320 Japanese Mass MediaWorkshop

3 Commerce; Economics JPN331 JPN332 or JPN382 DE2

JPN330 Reading in JapaneseLiterature

3 Commerce; Economics JPN331 JPN332 or JPN382 D2

JPN331 Japanese Language III(1)

3 Commerce; Economics JPN222(P) JPN281, JPN300,JPN322

DE1

JPN332 Japanese Language III(2)

3 Commerce; Economics JPN331(P) JPN282, JPN300,JPN333

DE2

JPN340 Approaches to JapaneseTeaching

3 Commerce; Economics JPN331 or permission of Dean of Division JPN332 or JPN382 E2

JPN350 Japanese EconomicDocuments

3 Commerce; Economics JPN222 or permission of Dean of Division JPN331 or JPN381 D1

JPN361 Translation and WritingJapanese Workshop 2

3 Commerce; Economics JPN260 or JPN261 JPN331 or JPN381 JPN360 D1

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JPN378 Japanese ResearchOption

3 Commerce; Economics Level I of Graduate Diploma or permission of Dean ofDivision

JPN332 or JPN381 DE1DE2

JPN381 Advanced JapaneseLanguage (1)

3 Commerce; Economics JPN332(P) JPN380 D1

JPN382 Advanced JapaneseLanguage (2)

3 Commerce; Economics JPN381(P) JPN380 D2

JPN403 Introduction to JapaneseCorporate Life I

2 A Bachelor degree with a major in Japanese orequivalent

JPN405 JPN401 D1D2

JPN404 Introduction to JapaneseCorporate Life II

2 JPN403 JPN401 D1D2

JPN405 Japanese Language in theCorporate Environment I

4 A Bachelor degree with a major in Japanese orequivalent

JPN403 JPN402 D1D2

JPN406 Japanese Language in theCorporate Environment II

4 JPN405 JPN402 D1D2

Department of Biological Sciences

BIOL108 Human Biology 3 D1Xc1X1 3 April; 5 June

BIOL111 Advanced Biology 1A 1 Enrolment in Program in Advanced Biology, orpermission of Dean of Division

D1

BIOL112 Advanced Biology 1B 1 Enrolment in Program in Advanced Biology, orpermission of Dean of Division

D2

BIOL114 Evolution and Biodiversity 3 Medical Sciences;Technology

BIOL110 D1Xc1 13-15 April;

15-16 May

BIOL115 The Thread of Life 3 Medical Sciences;Technology

BIOL109 D2Xc2X2 28-29 August;

27-29 September

BIOL206 Genetics 3 Medical Sciences;Science; Technology

6 cp(P) in 100-level biology (BIOL114 and BIOL115or earlier versions)Or: BIOL108(P) and permission of Dean of Division

STAT170 or STAT171 D1Xc1X1 20-21 March;

15-16 April;22-23 May

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BIOL208 Animal Structure andFunction

3 Medical Sciences;Science; Technology

6 cp(P) in 100-level biology (BIOL114 and BIOL115or earlier versions)Or: BIOL108(P) and permission of Dean of Division

D2Xc2X2 14-15 August;

29 Sept–1 Oct

BIOL210 Plant Structure andFunction

3 Science; Technology 6 cp(P) in 100-level biology units other than BIOL108,any unit with the prefix CHEM, other than CHEM123or CHEM234

D1X1 28-29 Feb; 17 Apr;

22-23 April

BIOL215 Microbiology 3 Medical Sciences;Science; Technology

6 cp(P) in 100-level biology units other than BIOL108;CHEM102(P) or CHEM103(P)

D1X1 27-28 March;

19-21 April

BIOL223 Biochemistry andMolecular Biology I


6 cp (P) in 100-level biology, other than BIOL108;CHEM103(P) plus at least 3 cp with a minimum gradeof P from CHEM101 and CHEM102

BIOL217 (BIOL218may be counted)

D1X1 13-14 April;

1-2 May; 5 June

BIOL224 Biochemistry andMolecular Biology II


BIOL223(P) BIOL218 (BIOL217may be counted)

D2X2 4-5 September;

27-29 September

BIOL225 Advanced Biology 2A 1 Science Enrolment in Program in Advanced Biology, orpermission of Dean of Division

D1

BIOL226 Advanced Biology 2B 1 Science Enrolment in Program in Advanced Biology, orpermission of Dean of Division

D2

BIOL227 Ecology 3 Science BIOL114(P); BIOL115(P) or GEOS117(P);STAT170(P) or STAT171(P);Or: BIOL108(P) and permission of Dean of Divisionand STAT170(P) or STAT171(P)

BIOL207 D2Xc2X2 28-29 August;

A: 18-22 Sept (F);B: 22-26 Sept (F)

BIOL235 Biostatistics 3 Medical Sciences;Science; Technology

6 cp(P) in biology and/or earth sciences; STAT170(P)or STAT171(P)

STAT270, STAT271,PSY222, ECON232

D2X2 21-22 August;

16-17 October;6 November

BIOL240 Introduction to BioscienceEthics

2 Medical Sciences;Science

12 cp or permission of Dean of Division V2 18-26 January 2005

BIOL245 Tropical MarineEcosystems

3 Science BIOL114(P) and GEOS116(P) V2 TBD

BIOL246 Human Physiology 3 Medical Sciences;Science

BIOL114(P) and BIOL115(P); or BIOL108(P) orPSY104(P) or PSY105(P)

BIOL357, BIOL358 ifcompleted prior to2003

D1X1 3-4 April;

15-16 May

BIOL309 Biochemistry 3 Medical Sciences;Science; Technology

BIOL223(P) and BIOL224(P) 2005

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BIOL313 Environmental PlantPhysiology (Plants inAction)

3 Science; Technology BIOL210(P) or BIOL215(P) or BIOL223(P) 2005

BIOL316 Invertebrate Zoology 3 Medical Sciences;Science

BIOL208(P) D1Xc1X1 6-7 March;

20-22 April

BIOL317 Plants: Cells andMolecules

3 Science BIOL210(P) or BIOL215(P) or BIOL223(P) D2Xc2X2 14-15 August;

27-29 September

BIOL334 Conservation andEvolutionary Genetics


BIOL206(P); STAT170(P) or STAT171(P) D2

BIOL344 Plant Interactions on Landand in the Sea

3 Science BIOL210(P) or BIOL215(P) or BIOL223(P) orBIOL227(P)

TBD

BIOL345 Human Genetics Theory 3 Medical Sciences;Science; Technology

BIOL206(P); STAT170(P) or STAT171(P) D1Xc1X1 24 April; 6 June

BIOL346 Reproduction, Health andSocial Issues


Any two of BIOL206(P), BIOL208(P), BIOL223(P),BIOL224(P), BIOL357(P), BIOL358(P), PSY321(P)

D2Xc2X2 A: 21-22 Aug;

20-22 SeptB: 28-29 Aug;27-29 Sept

BIOL347 Australian and WorldVegetation

3 Science BIOL110(P) or BIOL114(P); 12 cp(P) in 200-levelBIOL, GEOS or ENV units

TBD

BIOL350 Aboriginal Impact onAustralian Ecosystems

3 Science 40 cp in science or 40 cp including 12 cp fromABST100, ABST200, ABST210, ABST300, ABST310,ANTH384, HPP200, HPP300, HIST216, HIST316,POL280, SOC388, GEOS310, EDUC388, LAW418

D2

BIOL351 Aboriginal ResourcesField Trip

1 Science 40 cp in science or 40 cp including 12 cp fromABST100, ABST200, ABST210, ABST300, ABST310,ANTH384, HPP200, HPP300, HIST216, HIST316,POL280, SOC388, GEOS310, EDUC388, LAW418

BIOL350 D2

BIOL352 Molecular Biology 3 Medical Sciences;Science; Technology

BIOL224(P) D1X1 17-19 April;

15-16 May

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BIOL357 Physiology I 3 Medical Sciences;Science

BIOL208(P); BIOL223(P) or PSY236(P)Or: BIOL223(P) and enrolled in BChiroSciOr: BIOL223 (as a corequisite) with 24 cp (includingCHIR107 or CHIR221) plus GPA greater than or equalto 2.00 and enrolled in BChiroSciOr BIOL223 (as a corequisite) with 24 cp (includingBIOL208 (P) plus GPA greater than or equal to 2.00for degree programs other than BChiroSci

BIOL304, BIOL311 SummerSessionD1Xc1X1 1-2 May;

29-30 May

BIOL358 Physiology II 3 Medical Sciences;Science

BIOL208(P); BIOL223(P) or PSY236(P); orBIOL223(P) and enrolled in BChiroSci

BIOL304, BIOL311 D2Xc2X2 4-5 September;

23-24 September

BIOL360 Biology of AustralasianMammals

3 Science 12 cp(P) in 200-level biology D1X1 TBD

BIOL365 Advanced Biology 3A 1 Science Enrolment in Advanced Program in Biology orpermission of Dean of Division

D1

BIOL366 Advanced Biology 3B 1 Science Enrolment in Advanced Program in Biology orpermission of Dean of Division

D2

BIOL368 Ecology and Evolution 3 Science BIOL227(P) D2Xc2X2 5 September;

9-10 October

BIOL369 Vertebrate Evolution 3 Medical Sciences;Science

BIOL208(P) BIOL214 D2X2 20-22 September;

16-17 October

BIOL371 Biosynthetic Pathways 3 Medical SciencesScience

BIOL224(P); CHEM204(P) D2

BIOL372 Marine Birds andMammals

3 Science 18 cp; BIOL227(P) D1

BIOL373 Temperate MarineBiology

3 Science 18 cp; BIOL227(P) D1

BIOL374 Biodiversity andConservation

4 Science BIOL227(P); BIOL235(P) BIOL349, BIOL363 X1 27-29 February;13-15 April

BIOL375 Immunology Cell andDevelopmental Biology


BIOL223(P) and one of BIOL206(P), BIOL208(P),BIOL210(P), BIOL224(P)

BIOL338; BIOL367;BIOL370

D1Xc1X1 14-16 April;

22-23 May

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BIOL377 EnvironmentalMicrobiology andBioresources


At least 9 cp with a minimum grade of P from 200-level BIOL units, including BIOL215(P)

BIOL353; BIOL364 D2X2 2-3 October;

9-10 October;6-7 November

BIOL390 Selected Topics inBiodiversity andConservation

3 Science Overall GPA of 2.25; 42 cp including 15 cp in 200-level science units and permission of Dean of Division

BIOL400 D12X12 No session

BIOL400 Readings in SelectedTopics in Biology

3 Science Permission of Dean of Division BIOL390 D12X12 No session

Department of Business

BBA102 Business OrganisationPrinciples

3 Entry to BBA, BAppFin or BCom-Marketing SummerSessionDE2

BBA103 Business Economics 3 Entry to BBA or BeBus or BIntB ECON101 DE1

BBA111 Organisational Behaviour 3 Entry to BBA, BeBus or BCA DE2

BBA203 Product and PricingDecisions

3 Entry to BBA or BCom-Marketing; BBA101 orMKTG101

E1

BBA204 Industry Policy andBusiness Management

3 Entry to BBA or BeBus; BBA103 or ECON111 ECON200 D1

BBA207 Human ResourceDevelopment

3 Entry to BBA; BBA111 D1

BBA213 Distribution Decisions 3 Entry to BBA or BCom-Marketing; BBA101 orMKTG101

DE2

BBA214 Macroeconomic Policyand Business

3 Entry to BBA or BIntB; BBA103 or ECON110 ECON201 D2

BBA216 Business CommunicationSkills

3 Entry to BBA or BeBus or corequisite INFO310;30 cp

BBA316 2005

BBA217 Human ResourceManagement Planning

3 Entry to BBA; BBA111 ECFS220 D2

BBA250 Human ResourceManagement

3 Entry to BBA, BeBus, BCA or BCA(Int); 15 cp DE2

BBA301 Strategic Management I 4 Entry to BBA; BBA102; BBA111; 40 cp BBA350 SummerSessionD1

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BBA303 MarketingCommunications

3 Commerce; Economics BBA203; BBA213 D1

BBA307 Human ResourceManagement - Issues andProcesses

3 Entry to BBA; BBA250; ECFS200 or BBA217 D2

BBA311 Strategic Management II 4 BBA301 BBA351 SummerSessionD2

BBA313 Marketing Management:Effectiveness andEfficiency

3 Commerce; Economics Entry to BBA; BBA203; BBA213 D2

BBA315 Business Forecasting 3 Commerce; Economics Entry to BBA or BCom-Marketing or BIntB;STAT170 or STAT171; any 100-level computing unit

ECON361 D1

BBA316 Business CommunicationSkills

3 Entry to BBA or BeBus or corequisite INFO310;30 cp

BBA216 D2

BBA320 Asian BusinessEnvironments

3 Entry to BBA or BIntB; BBA103 or ECON110; 30 cp ECON392 D2

BBA321 The Japanese Economy 3 Commerce; Economics ECON110 and ECON111, or BBA103 or entry toBIntB; 30 cp

ECON291, ECON394 D1

BBA340 Cross CulturalManagement

3 Commerce; Economics Entry to BBA or BCom or BIntB; 40 cp and GPA of2.00

D1

BBA350 Strategic Management I 3 Entry to BBA; BBA102; BBA111; 40 cp BBA301 2006

BBA351 Strategic Management II 3 BBA301 BBA311 2006

BBA401 Research Project 3 D2

BUS200 Business Organisationand Management

3 Enrolment in BIntB or BeBus BBA102 D2

BUS201 Introduction toInternational Business

3 Enrolment in BIntB D1

BUS301 Business Policy 3 Enrolment in BIntB or BeBus 2005

DEM127 Elements of Demography 3 D1E2

DEM255 Topics in Demography 3 Social Science; Science DEM127(P) DEM221 D1

DEM256 Business Demographics 3 Social Science; Science 12 credit points including DEM127(P) or BBA101(P)or MKTG101(P) or MKTG201(P)

D2

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DEM355 Social and AppliedDemography

3 Commerce; Economics;Science; Social Science

DEM255(P) or DEM256(P) DEM367 D1

DEM356 DemographicTechniques


DEM127(P); DEM255(P) or DEM221(C) orDEM256(P) or 18 cp with a GPA of at least 1.50

DEM366 D2

MKTG101 Marketing Fundamentals 3 BBA101, MKTG201 SummerSessionDE1

MKTG202 Marketing Research 3 BBA101 or MKTG101; ECON111; STAT170 orSTAT171

SummerSessionDE2

MKTG203 Consumer Behaviour 3 BBA101 or MKTG101; entry to BIntB or BeBus or6 cp at 100 level with ECON prefix

MKTG301 SummerSessionE1

MKTG204 Advertising andPromotions Decisions

3 MKTG101 or BBA101; Entry to BCom; 18 cp BBA303 2005

MKTG206 Brand Management 3 MKTG101 or BBA101; Entry to BCom; 18 cp BBA203, BBA213 2005

MKTG207 Services Marketing 3 MKTG101 or BBA101; Entry to BCom; 18 cp 2005

MKTG302 International Marketing 3 Commerce; Economics MKTG202; MKTG203 D1

MKTG303 Marketing Strategy:Analysis and Decisions

3 Commerce; Economics As for MKTG302 DE1

MKTG304 Marketing OperationsManagement

3 Commerce; Economics As for MKTG302 DE2

MKTG305 Marketing Seminar 3 Commerce; Economics ACCG200; BBA102; BBA203; BBA213; MKTG303;any 100-level COMP unit

D2

MKTG306 Electronic Commerce:Marketing ChannelsDecisions

3 Commerce; Economics BBA101 or MKTG101; BBA203 and BBA213 orMKTG102 and MKTG203

D1

MKTG401 Special Interest Project inMarketing

3 Commerce; Economics MKTG202; MKTG203; permission of Dean ofDivision

MKTG303,MKTG304

D1

MKTG420 Marketing Models 3 Commerce; Economics ECON141; STAT170/171; permission of Dean ofDivision

D2

Department of Business Law

BUSL201 Law in Australian Society 3 18 cp with a GPA of at least 2.00 D1

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BUSL250 Business Law 3 BUSL201 or 18 cp or ACCG101 or entry to BBA andBBA102

SummerSessionDE1DE2

BUSL301 Corporations Law 3 Commerce; Economics BUSL250 or LAW421 LAW406 SummerSessionDE1D2

BUSL315 Justice Systems 3 Commerce; Economics BUSL250 D2

BUSL320 Revenue Law 3 Commerce; Economics BUSL301; or LAW406 LAW503 SummerSessionDE2

BUSL333 Human Resources Law 3 Commerce; Economics BUSL201 or BUSL250 or ECON240 and with a GPAof 2.00

LAW407 D1

BUSL350 Marketing andManagement Law

3 Commerce; Economics BUSL201 or BUSL250 and with a GPA of 2.00 D1D2

BUSL388 China Trade andInvestment Law

3 Commerce; Economics BUSL201 or BUSL250 and with a GPA of 2.00 BUSL377, BUSL340 D2

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Department of Chemistry

CHEM101 Introductory Chemistry 3 Technology HSC Chemistry (post-2000) at Band 4 orabove or HSC2-unit Chemistry(1999-2000) with anaverage mark greaterthan 59/100 or HSC 4-unit Science (1999-2000) with anaverage mark greaterthan 144/200;CHEM104 (see unitdescription)

D1X2 7-9 August;

18-20 September;23-24 October

CHEM102 Atoms, Molecules andChemical Change

3 Medical Sciences;Technology

HSC Mathematics (post-2000) at Band 2 or above orHSC 2-unit Mathematics (pre-2001) with at least54/100 or MATH130 (or as corequisite); HSCChemistry (post-2000) at Band 3 or above or HSC 2-unit Chemistry (pre-2001) with at least 54/100 or HSC4-unit Science (pre-2001) with at least 136/200 withchemistry ‘core make-up’ options included or HSC 3-unit Science (pre-2001) with at least 92/150 and with atleast one ‘core make-up’ option included or CHEM101(P) or CHEM104 (P) (see unit description)

MATH130 (alternative tomathematics prerequisite)

CHEM105,CHEM212

D1X1 13-14 March;

16-18 April;22 May;23 May (V)

CHEM103 Organic and BiologicalChemistry

3 Medical Sciences;Technology

HSC Chemistry (post-2000) at Band 3 or above or HSC2-unit Chemistry (pre-2001) with at least 57/100 orHSC 4-unit Science (pre-2001) with at least 136/200with chemistry ‘core make-up’ options included orHSC 3-unit Science (pre-2001) with at least 92/150 andwith at least one ‘core make-up’ option included orCHEM101 (P) or CHEM104 (P) (see unit description)

CHEM106 D2X2 14-15 August;


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CHEM104 Introductory Chemistry(Theory) (available onlyto students with certaindisabilities withpermission of Dean ofDivision)

2 HSC Chemistry (post-2000) at Band 4 orabove or HSC2-unit Chemistry(1999-2000) with anaverage mark greaterthan 59/100 or HSC 4-unit Science (1999-2000) with anaverage mark greaterthan 144/200;CHEM101 (see unitdescription)

D1X2 No session

CHEM105 Chemical Theory A(available only tostudents with certaindisabilities withpermission of Dean ofDivision)

2 HSC Mathematics (post-2000) at Band 2 or above orHSC 2-unit Mathematics (pre-2001) with at least54/100 or MATH130 (or as corequisite); HSCChemistry (post-2000) at Band 3 or above or HSC 2-unit Chemistry (pre-2001) with at least 54/100 or HSC4-unit Science (pre-2001) with at least 136/200 withchemistry ‘core make-up’ options included or HSC 3-unit Science (pre-2001) with at least 92/150 and with atleast one ‘core make-up’ option included or CHEM101(P) or CHEM104 (P) (see unit description)


CHEM102,CHEM212

D1X1 No session

CHEM106 Chemical Theory B(available only tostudents with certaindisabilities withpermission of Dean ofDivision)

2 HSC Chemistry (post-2000) at Band 3 or above or HSC2-unit Chemistry (pre-2001) with at least 57/100 orHSC 4-unit Science (pre-2001) with at least 136/200with chemistry ‘core make-up’ options included orHSC 3-unit Science (pre-2001) with at least 92/150 andwith at least one ‘core make-up’ option included orCHEM101 (P) or CHEM104 (P) (see unit description)

CHEM103 D2X2 No session

CHEM112 Advanced Chemistry 1A 1 Technology Entry to Advanced Program (Chemistry) or permissionof Dean of Division

CHEM102 D1

CHEM113 Advanced Chemistry 1B 1 Technology Entry to Advanced Program (Chemistry) or permissionof Dean of Division

CHEM103 D2

CHEM123 Chemistry in the HumanEnvironment

3 CHEM234 D2X2 No session

CHEM204 Organic Synthesis 3 Medical Sciences;Science; Technology

CHEM102 (P) or CHEM212 (or as corequisite);CHEM103 (P)

CHEM212 (alternative toCHEM102 or CHEM212prerequisite)

D1

CHEM207 Molecular Structure andSpectra


CHEM102(P) or CHEM212(P) CHEM337 D1

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CHEM208 Chemical Analysis I 3 Medical Sciences;Science; Technology

CHEM102(P) or CHEM212(P) D2

CHEM212 Atoms, Molecules andChemical Change


CHEM101(P); HSC Mathematics (post-2000) at Band 2or above or HSC 2-unit Mathematics (pre-2001) withat least 54/100 or MATH130 (or as corequisite)


CHEM102,CHEM105

D1X1 13-14 March;

16-18 April;22 May;23 May (V)

CHEM234 Chemistry in the HumanEnvironment

3 Science 15 cp CHEM123 D2X2 No session

CHEM325 Chemical Analysis II 4 Medical Sciences;Science; Technology

CHEM204(P); CHEM207(P) or CHEM337 (or ascorequisite); CHEM208 (P)

CHEM337 (alternative toCHEM207 or CHEM337prerequisite)

CHEM324 D1

CHEM329 Molecular Energeticsand Dynamics


CHEM207(P) or CHEM337(P) CHEM327,CHEM328

D2

CHEM330 Organic and BiologicalChemistry A


CHEM204(P) 2005

CHEM331 Organic and BiologicalChemistry B


CHEM204(P) D2

CHEM332 Separation and Analysisof Biomolecules


Either: any two of CHEM204(P), CHEM207(P),CHEM208(P), CHEM337(P); Or: BIOL309(P)

D2

CHEM337 Molecular Structure andSpectra


CHEM212(P) CHEM207 D1

CHEM339 Medicinal Chemistry 3 Medical Sciences;Science; Technology

CHEM204(P) D1

CHEM388 Advanced Chemistry III 1 Science; Technology CHEM112(P), CHEM113(P) D1V2

Macquarie Christian Studies Institute (MCSI)

For a list of units offered by MCSI, along with descriptions of those units, see the MCSI entry under Descriptions of Undergraduate Units in this Part of theHandbook. No more than two MCSI units above 200 level (or six credit points) may be included for credit in any degree awarded by Macquarie University.

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Department of Computing

Note: The Department plans to offer COMP114 DE2 in odd years (e.g.2005), D2 in even years; COMP115 and COMP123 in the same D, Epattern every year; COMP125 D1, DE2 in even years, otherwise D1, D2.See also SLP148 under the Department of Linguistics.

COMP114 Introduction toInformation Systems

3 Admission to BCompSc or BCIS or BIT or BSc in Compor BSc in Bioinf or BeBus or BTech or BEc or BComor BBA or BBA BCIS or BBA BIT or BE; or UAI of80.00 or greater; or 12 cp with GPA of 2.00 or greater;or HSC Information Processes and Technology (Band5 or 6); or HSC Software Design and Development(Band 5 or 6)

COMP124, COMP154 SummerSessionD2

COMP115 Introduction toComputer Science

3 Technology Admission to BCompSc or BCIS or BIT or BSc in Compor BSc in Bioinf or BeBus or BTech or BEc or BComor BBA or BBA BCIS or BBA BIT or BE; or UAI of80.00 or greater; or 12 cp with GPA of 2.00 or greater;or HSC Information Processes and Technology (Band5 or 6); or HSC Software Design and Development(Band 5 or 6)

COMP124, COMP155 SummerSessionDE1

COMP123 Introduction toInformationTechnology

3 HSC InformationProcesses andTechnology Band 5 or6, HSC SoftwareDesign andDevelopment Band 5or 6, HSC2-unit or 3-unitComputing Studies(pre-2001) with anaverage 2-unit mark of50% or greater, anyother COMP unit (ifcompleted previouslyor concurrently)

DE1D2

COMP125 Fundamentals ofComputer Science

3 Technology COMP115(P) or COMP155(P) or COMP124(P) oradmission to BCom-Actuarial Studies or AdvancedProgram BSc or equivalent UAI

COMP165 D1DE2

COMP154 Introduction toInformation Systems(Advanced)

3 Admission to BCompSc or UAI of 90.00 or greater or12 cp with GPA of 2.75 or greater or permission ofDean of ICS

COMP114, COMP124 D2

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COMP155 Introduction toComputer Science(Advanced)

3 Technology Admission to BCompSc or UAI of 90.00 or greater or12 cp with GPA of 2.75 or greater or permission ofDean of ICS

COMP115, COMP124 D1

COMP165 Fundamentals ofComputer Science(Advanced)

3 Technology COMP115(D) or COMP155(D) or admission to BCom-Actuarial Studies or Advanced Program BSc orequivalent UAI or permission of Dean of ICS

COMP125 D2

Note: The Department plans to offer COMP224 DE2 andCOMP225 DE1, D2 in odd years (eg 2005) and COMP226DE2 and COMP227 DE2 and COMP229 DE1 in evenyears; otherwise by day study.

COMP224 Database Systems 3 Science; Technology COMP125(P) (pre-2002); or 15 cp includingCOMP124(P) (pre-2002); or 15 cp includingCOMP114(P) or COMP154(P), and one ofCOMP115(P), COMP125(P), COMP155(P),COMP165(P)

D2

COMP225 Algorithms and DataStructures

3 Science; Technology COMP125(P) or COMP165(P); 3 cp(P) from units inthe range MATH131-MATH136

D1D2

COMP226 Computer Architecture 3 Science Either: COMP225(P); Or: INFO240 as a corequisite;admission to BSc in Electronics or BE

DE2

COMP227 Requirements Analysisand Systems Design

3 Science; Technology COMP125(P) or COMP165(P); 15 cp COMP326 (pre-2001),COMP331 (pre-2001)

D1E2

COMP229 Object-OrientedProgramming Practices

3 Science COMP125(P) or COMP165(P) DE1

COMP238 Numerical Computing 3 Science; Technology One of COMP115(P), COMP124(P), COMP125(P),COMP155(P), COMP165(P); MATH136(P) orMATH133(P)

D1

COMP248 Language Technology 3 Science COMP125(P) or COMP165(P); SLP148(P) or GPA of2.00 or greater or permission of Dean of ICS

D2

COMP249 Web Technology 3 Science COMP125(P) or COMP165(P) D1

Note: The Department plans to offer COMP329 E2 and COMP342 E1 in odd years (eg 2005),COMP326 E1, COMP331 E2 and COMP341 E1 in even years; otherwise by day study.

COMP321 Computational Science 3 Science; Technology COMP238(P); MATH235(P) or MATH237(P) TBD

COMP323 Optimisation 3 Commerce;Economics; Science

COMP125(P) or COMP165(P); MATH136(P) orMATH133(P); MATH237(P)

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COMP326 Information SystemsDevelopment

3 Commerce;Economics; Science;Technology

COMP224(P); COMP227(P); admission to BCIS or BITor BBA or BBA BCIS or BBA BIT or BCom-Act BScin Comp or BCompSc or BeBus or BTech(ICSys) orBTech(Telecomm) or BE; 41 cp; GPA of 2.00 orgreater or permission of Dean of ICS

E1

COMP329 Knowledge Systems 3 Commerce;Economics; Science;Technology

COMP225(P); MATH237(P); 41 cp D2

COMP330 Computer Graphics 3 Science COMP225(P); MATH237(P); 41 cp D1

COMP331 Software Engineering 3 Science; Technology COMP225(P); COMP227(P); admission to BCIS or BITor BeBus or BTech(ICSys) or BTech(Telecomm) orBBA or BBA BCIS or BBA BIT or BE; 41 cp withGPA or 2.00 or greater or permission of Dean of ICS

COMP340, COMP325 E2

COMP332 Programming Languages 3 Science; Technology COMP225(P); MATH237(P); Either: COMP226(P);Or: INFO230(P) and INFO240(P)

COMP325 D2

COMP333 Algorithm Theory andDesign

3 Science COMP225(P); COMP226(P); MATH237(P) D2

COMP340 Systems EngineeringProject

4 Science COMP225(P); COMP227(P); admission to BCompSc orBBA BCIS or BBA BIT; 41cp with GPA of 2.75 orgreater or permission of Dean of ICS

COMP331 D3

COMP341 Computer Networks 3 Science; Technology COMP225(P) or COMP229(P); 3 cp(P) from 200-levelMATH units; one of COMP226(P), INFO230(P),INFO240(P)

COMP327 E1

COMP342 Operating Systems 3 Science; Technology COMP225(P); 3 cp(P) from 200-level MATH units;Either: COMP226(P); Or: INFO230(P) andINFO240(P)

COMP327 D1

COMP343 Cryptography andInformation Security

3 Science COMP125(P) or COMP165(P); MATH237(P) D1

COMP344 E-Commerce Technology 3 Science COMP224(P); COMP225(P) or COMP229(P);COMP249(P)

D2

COMP348 Document Processing andthe Semantic Web

3 Science COMP249(P) D1

COMP349 Spoken LanguageDialogue Systems

3 Science Either: COMP248(P); Or: SLP148(D) and 41 cp andpermission of Dean of ICS

D2

COMP350 Special Topic inComputing andInformation Systems A

3 Science 41 cp; permission of Dean of ICS TBD

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COMP351 Special Topic inComputing andInformation Systems B

3 Science 41 cp; permission of Dean of ICS TBD

Department of Contemporary Music Studies

MUS100 Reading ContemporaryMusic

3 ECHL115, MUS101 D1

MUS102 Passion, Rebellion andIdentity in Popular Music

3 D2

MUS202 Introduction to MusicTechnique

3 MUS100 or ECHL115 D1

MUS203 Virtual Studio MusicTechnology

3 MUS202 D2

MUS204 Sound Explorations 3 MUS100 or ECHL115 D2

MUS205 Introduction to VocalStudies

3 MUS100 or ECHL115 D1

MUS206 Intermediate VocalStudies

3 MUS205 D2

MUS207 Guitar Principles 3 MUS100; 15 cp D2

MUS211 Digital Rhythms andDance Cultures

3 MUS100 D1

MUS230 African Drumming 3 V2 TBD

MUS300 VST CD Production 3 MUS203; MUS204 D1

MUS301 World Musics 3 MUS210 or MUS211 D1

MUS302 Music and Multimedia 3 MUS300 D2

MUS303 Screen Soundtracks 3 9 cp in 200-level MUS units or 6 cp in 200-level MASunits

MAS303 D2

MUS304 Advanced Vocal Studies(Recording andPerformance)

3 MUS206 D1

MUS305 Rock/Blues Guitar 3 MUS207 D1

MUS306 Advanced Guitar Styles 3 MUS305 D2

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Creative Arts Program

ARTS100 Contemporary AustralianArts

3 SOC100 D1

ARTS105 Financial Management forthe Creative Arts

3 Admission to BCA D2

ARTS200 Art, Individuality andExchange

4 ARTS100; admission to BCA quota; or 12 cp with GPAof 2.50

PHIL250; SOC231 D2

ARTS210 Arts Practicum I 3 Admission to BCA ARTS200 D1WV

ARTS300 Arts Regulation,Management and Policy

3 Admission to BCA; ARTS200 ARTS301 D1

ARTS301 Arts Regulation,Management and Policy(International)

3 Admission to BCA(Int); ARTS200; GPA of 3.00 ARTS300 D1

ARTS310 Arts Practicum II 3 Admission to BCA; ARTS210 ARTS300 ARTS311 X2 No session

ARTS311 Arts Practicum II(International)

3 Admission to BCA (International); ARTS210 ARTS301 ARTS310 X2 No session

Department of Critical and Cultural Studies

CUL100 Text, Image, Culture 3 DE2

CUL101 Introduction to VisualCulture

3 DE1

CUL200 Theories of Subjectivity 4 Social Science 15 cp incl CUL100(P) D2

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CUL201 Australian Cultural Studies 4 As for CUL200 D2

CUL202 Writing I: Profession,Industry, Art

4 As for CUL200 D1

CUL203 Performance Studies I 4 15 cp including CUL100(P) or CUL101(P) D1

CUL204 Sexuality/Gender/Culture1: Queer Theory

4 As for CUL200 D1

CUL205 Drama, Screen, Society 4 As for CUL200 2005

CUL207 Graffiti, Kitsch and Trash:The Politics of Identityand Style

4 As for CUL200 D2

CUL300 Postmodernism, Post-structuralism and Beyond:Theories and Debates

4 Social Science 18 cp including 8 cp in 200-level CUL units D1

CUL301 Unassimilable Bodies: UnAustralian CulturalStudies

4 As for CUL300 or permission of Dean of Division D1

CUL302 Writing II: Genre Writing 4 18 cp incl CUL202 plus 4 cp from CUL200-211 D2

CUL303 Performance Studies II: Performing ShakespeareNow on stage and screen

4 18 cp incl CUL203 D2

CUL305 Ways of Reading: Reading U.S. Culture

4 As for CUL300 D1

CUL307 Multimedia: The Poeticsof New Media

4 As for CUL300 D2

CUL310 Production, Performanceand Writing

4 As for CUL303 CUL306 D2

CUL312 PerformingCulture/Culture,Performance andAudience

4 As for CUL300 D1

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Institute of Early Childhood

ECH113 Curriculum Play in EarlyChildhood: Theory andPractice

3 D1X1 15-16 April

ECH120 Early Childhood Teachersas Researchers

3 ECH317 D2X2 7 August;

6 November

ECH126 Early Childhood inAustralia: The SocialContext

3 ECH111 D1X1 19-20 April

ECH129 Young Children and theArts 1

4 ECH114 D2X2 30 September-

1 October

ECH214 Young Children'sLanguage, Literature andLiteracy

4 ECH113 ECE204 D1X1 15-17 April

ECH215 Young Children'sMathematics, Science andTechnology

4 ECH113 D2X2 22-23 September

ECH226 Infancy and EarlyDevelopment

4 ECH112 D1X1 13-14 April

ECH228 Child Development 3-8Years: Approaches toTheory and Practice

4 ECH226 or ECH112 or EDUC105, or PSY104 or24 cp

ECH212 D2X2 11 September;

16 October

ECH229 Health Theory andPractice in EarlyChildhood Services

3 ECH113 or 12 cp ECH318 D2X2 20-21 September

ECH315 Early ChildhoodManagement 1

3 Social Science 12 cp in ECH units or ECST100 ECE206 D1X1 16-17 April


3 Social Science ECH315 ECE324 D2X2 24-25 September

ECH319 Young Children and theArts 2

3 ECH129 ECE305 D1X1 14 April; 29 May

ECH320 DevelopmentalDifference and Disability

4 ECH228 or ECH212 ECE301, ECH213 D1X1 6 March; 5 June

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ECH326 Family and Communitiesin a Culturally DiverseSociety

3 Social Science 24 cp or ECST100 D2X2 27-28 September

ECH413 Early ChildhoodMathematics, Science andTechnology

4 ECH215 or equivalent E1

ECH416 Advanced Studies in ChildDevelopment: Implications for Practice

4 ECH228 ECE435 E2X2 28-29 August

ECH417 Leadership in EarlyChildhood: Social Policiesand Social Systems

4 Social Science ECH316 or ECE324 or ECST200 ECE427 E2X2 20 September


4 ECH316 or ECE324 ECE423 D1X1 22-23 April

ECH426 Creativity, Arts and EarlyChildhood

4 ECH319 or 50 cp in ECE, EDUC, AHST, HIST,EURO, ARTS, ENGL, MUS units

E1X1 2-3 April

ECH432 Issues in Early ChildhoodDevelopmental Literacy

4 ECH214 or equivalent or ABEC320 ECE313 D2X2 1-3 September;

10-12 November

ECH440 Individual EducationalProject

4 ECE316 or ECH319 or ECE322 ECE430, ECE436 X1X2


ECH441 Early Education forYoung Children withDisabilities

4 ECH320 or ECH213 or ECE301 X2 21 August;25 September

ECH445 Family-Centred Practicein Early ChildhoodContexts

4 ECH320 or ECH213 or ECE301 X1 1-2 May

ECHP122 Early ChildhoodReflective Practice 1

3 ECH113 ECGP102, ECHP112 D2


3 ECHP122; ECH226; ECH214 ECGP201, ECHP211 D2X2 18 September


3 ECH228 or ECH212, ECHP222; or ECST100 andECST101

ECGP202 , ECHP212 D1X1 3 April; 15 May

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3 ECH320 or ECH213; ECH215; ECHP323 or ECHP212 ECGP301, ECE322 D2X2 21 August;

9 October


4 ECHP324 or ECHP311; ECH315 ECGP301, ECE322,ECHP411

D1X1 27 March; 22 May


4 ECHP311 or ECHP422 D2X2 4 September

ECHP444 Early ChildhoodInternship

8 ECHP422 or ECST200 and ECHP323; permission ofDean of Division

ECHP423 D2

ECHL111 Elements of Drama 3 ECLS101 D1X1 17 April

ECHL112 Visual Arts: FoundationStudies

3 ECLS102 D1X1 26 March

ECHL113 Children and TelevisualLiteracy

3 ECLS103 X2 29 September

ECHL115 Music 1: FoundationStudies

3 ECLS105, MUS101 D2X2 21 September

ECHL212 Women and the VisualArts

3 12 cp in ECH, EDUC, AHST, HIST, EURO, ARTS,ENGL or MUS units

ECLS202 D2X2 27-28 August

ECHL213 Images of Childhood 3 12 cp in ECH, EDUC, AHST, HIST, ENGL, CUL orARTS units

ECLS203 X1 21 April

ECHL311 Performance: Theory andPractice

3 40 cp including ECHL111; or CUL203 ECLS301 D1

ECHL312 Visual Arts: SpecialisedStudy

3 40 cp including ECHL112; or ECHL212; or ECHL213 ECLS302 D2

ECHH300 Early Childhood Teachersas Researchers: CriticalIssues

2 Permission of Dean of Division D1

ECHH301 Research Methods andtheir Applications in EarlyChildhood

3 ECHH300 D2

ECHH401 The Honours Thesis:Process and Product

8 ECHH440 D2

ECHH440 Planning and DesigningResearch in EarlyChildhood

6 ECHH301 or SOC287 or SOC234 D1

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ECE322 Early ChildhoodIntegrated Studies

5 ECGP301 as prerequisite or corequisite X2 21 August

ECGP301 Guided Practice in EarlyChildhood Settings 5

5 ECGP202; ECE205; ECE301 X2 21 August;9 October

ECST100 Early Childhood Studies 1 6 Entry to BTeach (Birth to School Age) ECH226, ECH228 X2 19-23 July;16-20 November

ECST101 Childhood DevelopmentBirth-to-School

4 Entry to BTeach (Birth to School Age) ECH226, ECH228 X2 28 August;25 September

ECST200 Early Childhood Studies 2 6 ECH316, ECHP323, ECST100 2005

Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Services)

These units are only available to students enrolled in Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Services)

For all ABFS/ABMG/ABSP Units Intensive Block Sessions - the list of dates is available from Warawara (02) 9850 8893

ABEC110 The Social Context ofEarly Childhood

2 ECH111, ECE101,ECH126

X1

ABEC120 Play for ATSI Children 3 ECH113, ECE103 2006

ABEC121 Young Children and theArts in ATSI Contexts

3 ECH114; ECE104 X2

ABEC150 Indigenous Health Issues- Traditional andContemporary

3 2005

ABEC210 Family and CommunityContexts of EarlyChildhood

2 ABEC110 ECH211, ECE202,ECH326

2005

ABEC211 Early Development 1 4 ECH112, ECH226,ECE102

2005

ABEC212 Difference and Disabilityin Early Development

3 ABEC211 ECH213, ECE301,ECED302

2005

ABEC220 Young ATSI Childrenand Mathematics,Science and Technology

3 ECH215, ECE205 X1

ABEC222 Music and Movement forYoung Children in ATSIContexts

3 2005

ABEC241 Managing People 2 DCM9141,ABMG240

X1

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ABEC311 Early Development 2 3 ABEC211 or 24 cp ECH212, ECH228,ECE201

X2

ABEC320 Language, Literature andLiteracy in ATSIContexts

4 ECH214, ECE204 2005

ABEC340 Management in EarlyChildhood ATSI Contexts

3 ABMG240 or CMGT141 or DCM9141 ECH315, ECH316,ECE324

2005

ABEC350 ATSI Children andHealth: Educational andSocial Implications

4 Xc1

ABEP130 Introduction to TeachingATSI Children

3 ABEC120 ECHP112, ECGP102,ECPR100, ECPR101

X2

ABEP230 The Early ChildhoodEnvironment in ATSIContexts

3 ABEP130; ABEC220; ABEC211 ECHP211, ECGP201,ECPR200

X2

ABEP330 Program Planning inATSI Contexts

3 ABEP230; ABEC320; ABEC212 ECHP311, ECE322,ECGP301

2005

ABFS110 Academic and BusinessCommunication 1

2 DCM9131 2006

ABFS120 Academic and BusinessCommunication 2

2 DCM9160 2006

ABFS210 Mathematics andStatistics Appreciation

2 DCM9130 2005

ABMG140 Office Technology 2 DCM9100 X1

ABSP100 Introduction toAboriginal Studies

3 ABST100, ECLS104 2006

ABSP200 Contemporary Issues inAboriginal Studies

3 ECLS204, ECED211 2005

ABSP300 Indigenous Voices andPerspectives

3 X2

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Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences

GEOS112 The Planet Earth 3 Technology D1X1 20-21 March;

22-23 May

GEOS115 Earth Dynamics,Materials and theEnvironment

4 Technology E1D2X2 4-5 September;


GEOS116 Marine Geoscience 2 Technology D2

GEOS224 Introduction to FieldGeology

2 Science; Technology GEOS115, GEOS116 orGEOS117

V2 11-17 December (F)

GEOS230 Field and LaboratoryStudies in Geoscience

4 Science; Technology GEOS115 and GEOS224 GEOS254, GEOS255 D2

GEOS235 Palaeontology 3 Science GEOS112(P) or GEOS115(P) or AHST210(P) or 3 cpin 100-level biology

D2X2 18-19 September;

16-17 October23-24 October (F)

GEOS251 Minerals, Energy and theEnvironment

3 Science; Technology 18 cp GEOS259 D1

GEOS260 Marine DepositionalEnvironments

4 Science; Technology GEOS115(P) or GEOS116(P) D1X1 19-23 April (F);

15-16 May

GEOS268 Introduction toGeophysics

4 Science; Technology 18 cp from science units(P) including GEOS112 orGEOS115

D1X1 1-2 May;

8-9 May (F);15-16 May (Falternate)

GEOS272 Earth's EvolvingEnvironment

3 Science; Technology 18 cp D2

GEOS307 Field Geology andMapping

3 Science; Technology GEOS255(P) or GEOS260(P) or GEOS230 D1X1 5-19 July (F)

GEOS308 Structural andMetamorphic Geology

4 Science; Technology GEOS254 and GEOS255; or GEOS230 GEOS340 D1X1 13-21 April (F)

GEOS309 Astrobiology 3 Science 30 cp in science units D2

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GEOS312 InvertebratePalaeontology

4 Science GEOS235 or BIOL208; or permission of Dean ofDivision

D1X1 28-29 February;

20-21 March (F);7-10 May

GEOS314 Magmas, Fluids and OreDeposits

4 Science; Technology GEOS254 or GEOS230 GEOS304, GEOS395 D2

GEOS315 Environmental andGroundwater Geophysics

4 Science; Technology GEOS268(P) GEOS305 2005

GEOS316 Exploration Geophysics 4 Science; Technology GEOS268(P) GEOS306 D2X2 4-5 September;

29 Sept-3 Oct (F)

GEOS329 Australian and WorldStratigraphy

3 Science GEOS268; GEOS260(P) TBD

GEOS373 Volcanic GeologyFieldwork

3 Science; Technology GEOS260(P) 2005

GEOS377 Environmental Geology 4 Science; Technology GEOS260; CHEM101, CHEM102 or CHEM103 D2

GEOS385 Global Tectonics 3 Science; Technology GEOS268(P); GEOS260(P) D1

GEOS397 Applied Palaeontologyand Biogenic Sediments

3 Science GEOS235(P) or GEOS312(P) X2 30 Sept – 3 Oct

GEOS420 Data and ImageProcessing in Geophysicsand Exploration

4 Science; Technology 30 cp in earth science including GEOS268(P); 3 cp incomputing or permission of Dean of Division

GEOS415 D2

GEOS425 Palaeobiology 4 Science GEOS312 or BIOL316 X1 27 March;18-25 April (F)

GEOS427 Palaeoecology andBiogeography

2 Science GEOS312 or BIOL316 GEOS424 2005

GEOS428 Coral Reef Dynamics 2 Science GEOS235(P) or BIOL208(P) or BIOL227(P) orBIOL245 or GEOS265(P) or ELS201 or permission ofDean of Division

GEOS424 X1 6 March;8-16 April (F)

GEOS437 GeochemicalApplications andTechniques

2 Science; Technology GEOS230(P) or GEOS260(P) or CHEM324 orCHEM325

D1

GEOS460 Solid Earth Geophysics 2 Science GEOS268(P) GEOS385(pre 2002)

2005

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Division of Economic and Financial StudiesFIN310 Issues in Applied Finance 3 Commerce; Economics ECON141 or STAT270 or STAT271; ECON200 or

ECON201; ACCG253 or ACST200; ECFS200 orACST200 or ACST201; entry to BAppFin

E1

Department of Economics

ECON110 MacroeconomicPrinciples

3 Admission to BCom/BEc/BAppFin/BeBus or UAIequivalent to these degrees or a GPA of 2.00 with atleast 12cp; HSC Mathematics performance band 2 orextension 1 or extension 2, or corequisite of any unitin the range MATH123-MATH136

ECON101 SummerSessionDE1

ECON111 MicroeconomicPrinciples

3 As for ECON110 ECON101 SummerSessionDE2

ECON141 IntroductoryEconometrics

3 STAT170 or STAT171; ECON110 or ECON111 orBBA103

ECON140 E1DE2

ECON200 Microeconomic Analysis 4 ECON110 and ECON111, or entry to BBA andBBA103; HSC Mathematics performance band 2 orextension 1 or extension 2, or 3 cp in the rangeMATH123-MATH136

BBA204 SummerSessionDE1

ECON201 Macroeconomic Analysis 4 Same as for ECON200 BBA214 SummerSessionDE2

ECON210 Public Economics 3 ECON200 SummerSessionDE2

ECON211 Taxation Economics andPolicy

3 Social Science ECON200 ECON339 D2

ECON232 Econometric Principles 3 Science ECON141; ECON110 or ECON111 or BBA103 DE1

ECON233 Financial Econometrics 3 Science ECON232 or 3 cp from units in the range STAT270-STAT273; ECON141; ECON110 or ECON111 orBBA103

E2

ECON235 Economic Development 3 ECON110 and ECON111, or BBA103; STAT170 orSTAT171

ECON275 D1

ECON240 Labour MarketEconomics

3 ECON110 and ECON111, or BBA103 D2

ECON303 International Economics 3 Commerce; Economics;Social Science

ECON200 DE2

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ECON309 Industrial Organisation 3 Commerce; Economics;Social Science

ECON200; ECON210 DE1

ECON311 Macroeconomic Policy 3 Commerce; Economics;Social Science

ECON201; ECON141 DE2

ECON332 Econometric Models 3 Commerce; Economics;Science; Social Science

ECON200 or ECON201; ECON141 or 3 cp from therange STAT270-273

E1

ECON333 Econometric Methods 3 Commerce; Economics;Science; Social Science

ECON232 or ECON233 E2

ECON335 The Economics ofFinancial Institutions

3 Commerce; Economics;Social Science

ECON200 or ECON201 or BBA204 or BBA214 ECON445 D2

ECON349 South-East AsianEconomies


ECON235 or ECON200 or ECON201 E1

ECON350 Money and Finance 3 Commerce; Economics;Social Science

ECON200 or ECON201 or BBA204 or BBA214 DE1

ECON356 History of EconomicThought


ECON110; ECON111; 6 cp at 200 level in Divisionof Economic and Financial Studies

DE1

ECON359 EnvironmentalEconomics


ECON200 D2

ECON360 International Finance 3 Commerce; Economics;Social Science

ECON200 or ECON201 or BBA204 or BBA214 DE2

ECON361 Economic and BusinessForecasting


ECON141; ECON200 or ECON201 BBA315 SummerSessionD2

ECON380 Urban and TransportEconomics


ECON200 ECON352, ECON353 D1

ECON394 The Japanese Economy 3 Commerce; Economics;Social Science

ECON110 and ECON111, or BBA103; 30 cp BBA321,ECON291

D1

ECON396 European UnionEconomics


ECON110 and ECON111; 30 cp D1

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School of Education

EDUC105 Education: ThePsychological Context

3 D1X1X2

3 April; 22 May;4 September;23 October

EDUC106 Education: The Social andHistorical Context

3 X1D2X2

20 March; 29 May

21 August16 October

EDUC258 Mathematics in Schools 3 either: enrolment in BEd(Prim) or BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd or: 6 cp at 100 level in EDUC and 3 cp inMATH or equivalent or permission of Dean ofDivision

D2Xc2X2 28 August;

27 September

EDUC260 Language, Literacy andLearning

3 either: enrolment in BEd(Prim) or BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd or: 6 cp at 100 level in EDUC or permissionof Dean of Division

D1Xc1 14 April; 15 May

EDUC261 Information and CommunicationTechnologies and Education

3 either: enrolment in BEd(Prim) or BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd or: 3 cp at 100 level in EDUC or permissionof Dean of Division

EDUC105; EDUC106 D1D2

EDUC262 Education: The Learner 3 either: enrolment in BEd(Prim) or BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd or: 6 cp(P) at 100 level in EDUC orpermission of Dean of Division

D2Xc2X2 18 September;

29 September

EDUC264 Education: The Policy Context 3 Social Science either: enrolment in BEd(Prim) or BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd or: 6 cp(P) at 100 level in EDUC orpermission of Dean of Division

D1Xc1X1 15 April; 8 May

EDUC265 Educational Assessment 3 either: enrolment in BEd(Prim) or BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd or: 6 cp at 100 level in EDUC or permissionof Dean of Division

EDUC370, EDUC365 D2Xc2X2 24 September;

28 September

EDUC333 Education as SocialDevelopment

4 Social Science 6 cp from EDUC258 to EDUC265, includingEDUC262 or permission of Dean of Division

EDUC363 D1Xc1X1 21 March;

19-20 April

EDUC341 Learning and BehaviouralProblems

4 As for EDUC333; TEP246 EDUC371 D1Xc1X1 16 April;

30 May

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EDUC343 Literacy in a MulticulturalSociety

4 6 cp from EDUC258 to EDUC265, includingEDUC262 or EDUC264; EDUC260 or permission ofDean of Division

EDUC373 D2Xc2X2 11 September;

16 October

EDUC353 Education in a Global Society 4 6 cp from EDUC258 to EDUC265 includingEDUC262 or EDUC264 or 40 cp or enrolment inGrDipEd

EDUC383 D2Xc2X2 29 Aug; 17 October

EDUC356 Gender and Education 4 As for EDUC353 EDUC386 D1X1 3 April; 15 May

EDUC358 Aboriginal Education -Issues andApproaches

4 Social Science As for EDUC353 EDUC388 D2

EDUC370 Educational Assessment 4 As for EDUC333 EDUC365, EDUC265 D2X2 4 September;

28 September

EDUC390 Further Topics in Education 1 4 Permission of Dean of Division D1

EDUC391 Further Topics in Education 2 4 Permission of Dean of Division D2

EDUC404 Research Project I 6 Permission of Dean of Division D1D2

EDUC405 Research Project II 6 EDUC404 (Cr) D1D2

EDUC406 The Educational ResearchProcess

4 Social Science As for EDUC353 EDUC372 D2

P-type units

The TEP Guide includes full details of prerequisites, corequisites and units whichqualify as relevant units.

TEP246 Key Competencies in SpecialEducation

2 EDUC262 or EDUC264 D2Xc2X2 12 Sept; 24 Oct

TEP247 Teaching the Gifted andTalented Student

2 6 cp at 100 level in EDUC or permission of Deanof Division

EDUC262 D2

TEP282 Curriculum and Instruction in theSecondary School I

2 Either: enrolment in GrDipEd or BEd(Sec) or: 6 cpat 100 level in EDUC; 8 cp at 200 or 300 level inrelevant units

TEP288, TEP295 D1

TEP283 Curriculum and Instruction in theSecondary School II

2 TEP282 (P) EDUC262 or EDUC264 TEP288, TEP295 D2V2

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TEP284 Computers in Schools 2 EDUC262 or EDUC264 D1D2

TEP287 Environmental Education K-6 2 TEP290(P) or TEP282(P) or TEP288(P) orTEP295(P)

D2

TEP289 Human Society and itsEnvironment

2 As for TEP247 D1

TEP290 Curriculum and Teaching in thePrimary School I

4 Either: Enrolment in BEd(Prim) or: 3 cp in CUL,ELM, ENGL or LING (other than ENGL106 orCUL101); 3 cp in science; EDUC262 or EDUC264;8 cp at 200 level in relevant units or permission ofDean of Division

EDUC260 D1

TEP291 Curriculum and Teaching in thePrimary School II

4 TEP290(P) EDUC258 D2

TEP295 Curriculum and Instruction in theSecondary School IA

3 Enrolment in BEd(Sec) or Graduate Diploma inEducation or permission of Dean of Division

TEP282, TEP283,TEP288

V1 Run in intensive modeduring February 2004

TEP412 School Experience I 4 TEP283(P) or enrolment in TEP295 at least 2 cp from TEP422,TEP424, TEP426, TEP428,TEP430, TEP432, TEP434

TEP312 D3

TEP414 School Experience II 2 As for TEP412 or TEP291(P) or permission ofDean of Division

At least 2 cp from TEP421 toTEP449 or TEP492

TEP314 D123

TEP415 School Experience III 1 TEP492 or TEP493 TEP315 D123

TEP416 School Experience IIA 2 As for TEP412 or TEP414(S) or permission ofDean of Division

TEP493 or as for TEP414 TEP316 D123

TEP421 Economics and Business Studiesin the Secondary School I

3 Either; enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; 8 cp at 200 level in relevantunits in economics or equivalent

TEP412 or TEP414 or TEP416 TEP321 D1

TEP422 Economics and Business Studiesin the Secondary School II

3 TEP321(P) or TEP421(P) TEP412 or (TEP414 andTEP416); 12 cp at 300 level inrelevant economics units orequivalent or enrolment inBEd(Sec) or GrDipEd

TEP322 D2

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TEP423 English in the SecondarySchool I

3 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; CUL100 or ENGL145;ENGL120 or ENGL130; 3 cp LING; 8 cp at 200level from relevant units in CUL, ENGL and LINGor permission of Dean of Division

As for TEP421; EDUC260 TEP323 D1

TEP424 English in the SecondarySchool II

3 TEP323(P) or TEP423(P) TEP412 or (TEP414 andTEP416); 12 cp at 300 level inrelevant English units orenrolment in BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd

TEP324 D2

TEP425 Geography in theSecondary School I

3 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; 8 cp at 200 level in relevantunits in geography

As for TEP421 TEP325 D1

TEP426 Geography in theSecondary School II

3 TEP425(P) TEP412 or (TEP414 andTEP416); 12 cp at 300 level inrelevant geography units orenrolment in BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd

TEP326 D2

TEP427 History in the SecondarySchool I

3 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; 8 cp at 200 level in relevantunits in history


TEP428 History in the SecondarySchool II

3 TEP327(P) or TEP427(P) TEP412 or (TEP414 andTEP416); 12 cp at 300 level inrelevant history units orenrolment in BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd

TEP328 D2

TEP429 Mathematics in theSecondary School I

3 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; 8 cp at 200 level in relevantunits in mathematics or equivalent


TEP430 Mathematics in theSecondary School II

3 TEP329(P) or TEP429(P) TEP412 or (TEP414 andTEP416); 12 cp at 300 level inrelevant units in mathematics orequivalent or enrolment inBEd(Sec) or GrDipEd;EDUC258

TEP330 D2

TEP431 Languages in theSecondary School I

3 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; 8 cp at 200 level (P) inrelevant units in a language other than English orpermission of Dean of Division

TEP412 or TEP414 or TEP416 TEP331 D1

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TEP432 Languages in theSecondary School II

3 TEP331(P) or TEP431(P) TEP412 or (TEP414 andTEP416) or TEP493 andTEP415; 12 cp at 300 level in alanguage other than English orpermission of Dean of Divisionor enrolment in BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd

TEP332 D2

TEP433 Science in the SecondarySchool I

3 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; CHEM102 and CHEM103; orPHYS140 and PHYS143 or equivalent; 8 cp at 200level in relevant science units


TEP434 Science in the SecondarySchool II

3 TEP333(P) or TEP433(P) TEP412 or (TEP414 andTEP416); 12 cp at 300 level inrelevant science units orenrolment in BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd

TEP334 D2

TEP435 Earth and EnvironmentalSciences in theSecondary School I

2 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; 8 cp at 200 level in physicalgeography, earth and environmental sciences

TEP412 or (TEP414 andTEP416)

TEP433, TEP434 D2

TEP436 Cultures, Society andIdentity/Society andCulture

2 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; at least 8 cp at 200 level orabove in relevant units


TEP437 English as a SecondLanguage in Schools I

2 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or:EDUC343(P) or EDUC373(P); at least 3 cp in LINGat 200 level or permission of Dean of Division

TEP412 or TEP415 TEP337 D2

TEP438 Legal Studies in theSecondary School I

2 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; at least 8 cp at 200 level orabove in relevant law units


TEP439 Information andCommunicationTechnologies in theSecondary School I

2 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; 8 cp at 200 level in ICT-related disciplines

TEP412 or (TEP414 andTEP416)

D2

TEP445 Teaching Students withSpecial Needs I

2 EDUC260(P); TEP246(P) EDUC371 or EDUC341;TEP412 or TEP414

TEP345 D1

TEP447 English as a SecondLanguage in Schools II

2 TEP337(P) or TEP437(P) TEP412 or TEP414 or TEP416or TEP415; 8 cp at 300 level inLING or equivalent orenrolment in BEd(Sec) orGrDipEd

TEP347 TBD

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TEP449 Drama in the SecondarySchool I

2 Either: enrolment in BEd(Sec) or GrDipEd or: 3 cpat 200 level in EDUC; at least 8 cp at 200 level orabove from relevant units in drama


TEP489 Professional Issues inTeacher Education

2 TEP412 or (TEP414 andTEP416) or permission of Deanof Division

TEP389 D2

TEP492 Curriculum andTeaching in the PrimarySchool III

3 TEP291(P) TEP414 TEP392 D1

TEP493 Curriculum andTeaching in the PrimarySchool IV

3 TEP392(S) or TEP492(S); TEP314(S) or TEP414(S) TEP416 TEP393 D2

IPBA101 Classroom Managementand School Experience 3

3 Enrolment in BEd(TESOL) D2 Only available tostudents enrolled inKuala Lumpur

IPBA111 Linguistics for theLanguage Teacher


IPBA121 Introduction to ELT 3 Enrolment in BEd(TESOL) D2 Only available tostudents enrolled inKuala Lumpur

IPBA131 Philosophy of MalaysianEducation


IPBA132 Human Development 3 Enrolment in BEd(TESOL) D1 Only available tostudents enrolled inKuala Lumpur

IPBA133 Learning and theLearner


IPBA141 Malaysian Studies I:Competency in theMalay Language


IPBA151 Malaysian Studies II:Ethics and Civilisation


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Australian Centre for Educational Studies

ECDO200 Careers and Work 2 12 cp SummerSession

Department of Electronics

Note: ELEC units are offered by day study only.

ELEC166 Introduction to ElectronicSystems

3 Technology D1D2

ELEC266 Sound and Video Systems 2 Science 12 cp D2

ELEC274 Logic Design 3 Science; Technology ELEC166(P) or ELEC176(P) or PHYS140(P) orPHYS149(P)

D2

ELEC280 Simulation andMeasurement

3 Science; Technology MATH136(P) or MATH133(P); COMP125(P) orCOMP155(P) or COMP165(P) or COMP115(P) orCOMP124(P); Either: ELEC166(P); ELEC290(P) orPHYS140(P) or PHYS143(P) or PHYS149(P); Or: ELEC176(P)

D2

ELEC290 Linear Circuits 3 Science; Technology ELEC166(P) or ELEC176(P) MATH133 or MATH136 D1

ELEC309 Introduction to ElectronicDesign

1 Science ELEC274(P); ELEC280(P); ELEC290(P) D1

ELEC310 Electronics Project 3 Science ELEC309(Cr); ELEC374(P) or ELEC375(P) orELEC376(P)

ELEC331 D2

ELEC321 Communication Systems 3 Science; Technology Either: MATH235(P); ELEC290(P); Or:INFO240(P)

D2

ELEC324 Feedback Control andDynamic Systems

3 Science; Technology INFO240(P) or ELEC290(P); MATH235(P) COMP324 D1

ELEC345 CommunicationNetworks

3 Science; Technology Either: ELEC274(P); COMP225(P) or OPTO200(P);Or: INFO240(P)

D2

ELEC374 Computer Hardware 3 Science; Technology 41 cp; ELEC274(P) D1

ELEC375 Digital Systems 3 Science; Technology 44 cp; ELEC274(P) D2

ELEC376 Electronic Devices andSystems

3 Science; Technology ELEC290(P) D1

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Information Technology

Note: INFO units are offered by day study only.

INFO230 Information TechnologyWorkshop

3 Science; Technology COMP125(P) or COMP165(P); STAT170(P) orSTAT171(P); 3 cp(P) from units in the rangeMATH132-MATH136; admission toBTech(Telecomm) or BTech(ICSys); ELEC166(P) orELEC176(P)

D3

INFO240 Signal Analysis andProcessing

3 Science; Technology COMP125(P) or COMP165(P) ; MATH136(P) orMATH133(P); ELEC166(P) or ELEC176(P)

D3

INFO310 Technical Project 3 Science; Technology See Department of Electronics See Department of Electronics D3

Department of English

AUST200 Australian Perspectives 4 12 cp D2

ENGL106 Literature and the Screen 3 DE2X2 11 Sept; 31 Oct

ENGL120 Introduction to English 3 ELM150, ENGL130 DE1X1X2

4 April; 22 May28 August; 23 Oct

ENGL218 Creative Writing I 4 12 cp, including ENGL120 DE1X1 20 March

ENGL238 20th-Century Drama inContext

4 12 cp, including ENGL120, or ENGL130 andENGL145

DE2

ENGL261 Paradigm Shift: 1700-1830

4 As for ENGL238 DE1

ENGL263 Settler Culture Writing 4 As for ENGL238 D1X1 1 May; 5 June

ENGL264 Contemporary andPostmodernist Literature

4 As for ENGL238 D1X1 8 May; 6 June

ENGL265 Literature and Culture 4 As for ENGL238 DE2

ENGL267 Medieval Literature:Community, Identity,Gender, 1350-1550

4 As for ENGL238 D2X2 21 August;

20 September

ENGL286 Children’s Literature 4 12 cp D2Xc2X2 29 Aug; 24 Oct

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ENGL287 From Epic to Romance 4 6 cp in ENGL or 12 cp ENGL387 TBD

ENGL288 The Metamorphosis ofMyth

4 6 cp in English or 12 cp ENGL388 DE1

ENGL300 Literary Studies A 4 8 cp from 200-level ENGL or CUL units, including atleast 4 cp in 200-level ENGL units

D1D2

ENGL301 Literary Studies B 4 8 cp from 200-level ENGL or CUL units, including atleast 4 cp in 200-level ENGL units

D1D2

ENGL317 Victorian Literature 4 As for ENGL300 DE2

ENGL319 Creative Writing II 4 ENGL218 ENGL318 DE2X2 14 August

ENGL320 Modernism 4 As for ENGL300 DE1

ENGL323 Post-Colonial Literature 4 As for ENGL300 or permission of Dean of Division D2X2 4 Sept; 23 Oct

ENGL325 Feminism and Literature 4 As for ENGL300 or 40 cp D1X1 12 April; 15 May

ENGL335 Writing Project 4 ENGL218 or CUL202 or MAS202 or permission ofDean of Division

ELM333, ELM334 D3

ENGL337 Special Interest SeminarA

2 As for ENGL300 D1

ENGL339 Special Interest SeminarB

2 As for ENGL300 D1

ENGL361 Twentieth-CenturyAustralian Literature

4 As for ENGL300 D1X1 4 April; 29 May

ENGL367 Shakespeare and theRenaissance

4 As for ENGL300 D2X2 17 October

ENGL386 Australian Children’sLiterature

4 As for ENGL300, or 40 cp including ENGL286 orECE207 or ECE302 or ECH214

D1X1 3 April; 30 May

ENGL387 From Epic to Romance 4 As for ENGL317 or 40 cp ENGL287 TBD

ENGL388 The Metamorphosis ofMyth

4 As for ENGL300 or 40 cp ENGL288 TBD

Graduate School of the Environment

ENV200 Introduction toEnvironmental Studies

3 Science 18 cp D2

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GSE200 Introduction toEnvironmental Economics

3 GPA of 1.80; 18 cp D1

GSE300 Economics forEnvironmentalManagement

3 GSE200 or 9 cp in economics 2005

Division of Environmental and Life

Sciences

ELS201 Introduction to MarineScience

3 Science GEOS116(P) and BIOL114(P) D1

ELS202 Information Managementand Museums Practice

3 Science 12 cp or permission of Dean of Division X1D2

1-2 May; 5-6 July

ELS300 Environmental DecisionMaking

3 Science EVSC200(P) or GEOS265(P) or ENV200(P);enrolment in BEnvMgt or BEnvSc or permission ofDean of Division

EVSC300 D1

ELS301 EnvironmentalManagement Project

3 Science 50 cp and enrolment in BEnvMgt or BEnvSc EVSC301 D2

ELS303 Marine Science Project 3 Science ELS201(P); 18 cp; enrolment in BMarSc D1D2

ELS400 Museum Field Studies 4 Science ELS202 or HIST309 or permission of Dean ofDivision

X1 6-17 July

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Department of European Languages

EUL100 Grammatical Concepts inLanguage Learning

3 2005

EUL101 Societies of Europe 3 D2

EUL300 Postwar European Novel 4 8 cp at 200 level or permission of Dean of Division EURO331 D1X1 No session

EUL301 In-Country Study Unit I 6 Permission of Dean of Division D1

EUL302 In-Country Study Unit II 6 Permission of Dean of Division D2

EUL304 European Short Story 4 8 cp at 200 level or permission of Dean of Division 2005

EUL360 Language in Europe 4 6 cp at 200 level in European Languages orpermission of Dean of Division

EURO360 TBD

EUL392 Introduction to Computer-Assisted LanguageLearning

4 8 cp at 200 level or permission of Dean of Division 2005

Croatian

CRO108 Croatian Culture andCivilisation

3 X1X2


CRO150 Introductory Croatian I 3 CRO102, CRO103,SRB102, HSCCroatian

X1X2

3 April (V)14 August (V)

CRO155 Introductory Croatian II 3 CRO103 or CRO150 or permission of Dean ofDivision

CRO102, CRO104SRB102

X1X2

3 April (V)14 August (V)

CRO161 Introductory Croatian III 3 CRO104 or CRO155 V2

CRO180 Introductory ResidentialUnit in Croatia

3 CRO103 or CRO150 or permission of Dean ofDivision

WV In Country

CRO230 Croatian Literature 3 CRO106 or CRO107 or CRO130 or CRO122 orCRO250 or permission of Dean of Division

X1 3 April (V)

CRO250 Intermediate Croatian I 3 HSC Croatian or CRO104 or CRO155 or permissionof Dean of Division

CRO100, CRO121,CRO122, SRB100,SRB121

X1 3 April (V)

CRO255 Intermediate Croatian II 3 CRO122 or CRO250 or permission of Dean ofDivision

CRO100, CRO121,CRO123, SRB100,SRB121

X2 14 August (V)

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CRO330 Croatian Drama, Theatre,Film and Media

3 CRO121 or CRO122 or CRO123 or CRO250 orCRO255 or permission of Dean of Division

X2 4 September (V)

CRO350 Advanced Croatian I 3 CRO123 or CRO255 or permission of Dean ofDivision

CRO222, SRB121,SRB200

X1 3 April (V)

CRO355 Advanced Croatian II 3 CRO222 or CRO350 or permission of Dean ofDivision

CRO223, SRB121,SRB200

X2 14 August (V)

CRO360 Advanced Croatian III 3 CRO223 or CRO355 or permission of Dean ofDivision

CRO322 2005

CRO365 Advanced Croatian IV 3 CRO322 or CRO360 or permission of Dean ofDivision

CRO323 2005

CRO378 Croatian Research Option 3 Permission of Dean of Division X1X2


French

FRN106 Basic Spoken French 2 French above schoolcertificate level orequivalent (see alsounit description)

D1D2

FRN122 Introductory French I 3 HSC Frenchextended orcontinuers band 4, 5or 6

DE1X1 1 May (V)

FRN123 Introductory French II 3 FRN122 or permission of Dean of Division DE2X2 11 September (V)

FRN125 Introductory French III 3 FRN123 FRN124 V2

FRN131 Introductory FrenchResidential Short Unit

3 Permission of Dean of Division WVV2

In CountryIn Country

FRN226 Intermediate French I 3 FRN123 or HSC French extended or continuersband 4, 5 or 6, or equivalent, or permission of Deanof Division

FRN223 D1X1 1 May (V)

FRN227 Intermediate French II 3 FRN226 or permission of Dean of Division FRN223 D2X2 11 September (V)

FRN231 Intermediate FrenchResidential Short Unit



FRN246 French Literary Texts I 3 FRN226 or permission of Dean of Division D2X2 No session

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FRN295 Reading for SpecialPurposes

3 12 cp or permission of Dean of Division HSC Frenchextended orcontinuers, FRN122,FRN123

2005

FRN331 Advanced FrenchResidential Short Unit



FRN336 Advanced French I 3 FRN227 or permission of Dean of Division FRN323 D1X1 1 May (V)

FRN337 Advanced French II 3 FRN336 or permission of Dean of Division FRN323 D2X2 11 September (V)

FRN345 French Literary Texts II 3 FRN227 or permission of Dean of Division D1X1 No session

FRN348 Advanced French III 3 FRN337 or permission of Dean of Division FRN330 D1

FRN349 Advanced French IV 3 FRN348 or permission of Dean of Division FRN330 D2

FRN370 French Translation 3 FRN336 or permission of Dean of Division 2005

FRN378 French Research Option 3 Permission of Dean of Division DE1DE2

German

GMN104 Introductory German I 3 HSC Germanextended orcontinuers band 4, 5or 6

DE1X1 20 March (V)

GMN105 Introductory German II 3 GMN104 DE2X2 14 August (V)

GMN133 Introductory German III 3 GMN105 V2

GMN199 Beginners' Residential ShortUnit



GMN275 German Studies Option 3 GMN287 D2X2 No session

GMN287 Intermediate German I 3 GMN121 or GMN133 or HSC German extended orcontinuers band 4, 5, or 6 German or equivalent orpermission of Dean of Division

D1X1 27 March (V)

GMN288 Intermediate German II 3 GMN287 D2X2 21 August (V)

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GMN295 Reading for SpecialPurposes 1

3 12 cp HSC Germanextended orcontinuers, GMN105

E1

GMN296 Reading for SpecialPurposes 2

3 GMN295 E2

GMN299 Intermediate ResidentialShort Unit



GMN310 Advanced German I 3 GMN288 D1X1 27 March (V)

GMN311 Advanced German II 3 GMN310 D2X2 21 August (V)

GMN314 Advanced German III 3 GMN311 D1X1 No session

GMN315 Advanced German IV 3 GMN314 D2X2 No session



GMN362 Advanced ResidentialShort Unit



GMN398 German Research Option 3 Permission of Dean of Division D1D2

Italian

ITL102 Introductory Italian I 3 HSC Italian extendedor continuers band 4,5 or 6

DE1X1 No session

ITL103 Introductory Italian II 3 ITL102 or equivalent DE2X2 No session

ITL106 Introductory Italian III 3 ITL103 V2

ITL109 Beginners' Residential ShortUnit in Italy

3 Permission of Dean of Division 2005

ITL203 Readings in Italian 3 ITL103 or HSC Italian extended or continuers band4, 5 or 6 or equivalent

D2

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ITL204 Facets of Italy 3 ITL103 or HSC Italian extended or continuers band4, 5 or 6 or equivalent

D1

ITL209 Intermediate ResidentialShort Unit in Italy


ITL210 Intermediate Italian I 3 ITL103 or HSC Italian extended or continuers band4, 5 or 6 or equivalent or permission of Dean ofDivision

ITL200 D1

ITL211 Intermediate Italian II 3 ITL210 ITL200 D2

ITL302 Contemporary ItalianLiterature

3 ITL200 and ITL201; or ITL202 or ITL203 2005

ITL303 Problems in Translation 3 ITL200 or ITL211 2005

ITL305 Advanced Residential ShortUnit in Italy


ITL306 Italian Cinema 3 ITL211 or permission of Dean of Division D2

ITL308 The Italian Renaissance 3 6 cp at 200 level or permission of Dean of Division D1

ITL310 Advanced Italian I 3 ITL200 or ITL211 ITL300 D1

ITL311 Advanced Italian II 3 ITL310 ITL300 D2

ITL378 Italian Research Option 3 Permission of Dean of Division D1D2

Macedonian

MCD104 Introductory Macedonian I 3 MCD102, HSCMacedonian

X1 No session

MCD105 Introductory MacedonianII

3 MCD104 or permission of Dean of Division MCD102 X2 No session

MCD112 Introductory MacedonianIII

3 MCD105 or HSC Macedonian MCD110 V2

MCD226 Intermediate Macedonian I 3 MCD105 or HSC Macedonian or permission ofDean of Division

MCD121, MCD122 X1 No session

MCD227 Intermediate MacedonianII

3 MCD122 or MCD226 or permission of Dean ofDivision


MCD230 Macedonian Literature I 3 6 cp or permission of Dean of Division MCD106, MCD108 X1 No session

MCD330 Macedonian Literature II 3 MCD108 or MCD230 or permission of Dean ofDivision


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MCD336 Advanced Macedonian I 3 MCD123 or MCD227 or permission of Dean ofDivision


MCD337 Advanced Macedonian II 3 MCD222 or MCD336 MCD203, MCD223 X2 No session

MCD348 Advanced Macedonian III 3 MCD223 or MCD337 MCD301, MCD322 X1 No session

MCD349 Advanced Macedonian IV 3 MCD322 or MCD348 MCD301, MCD323 X2 No session

MCD379 Macedonian ResearchOption

3 Permission of Dean of Division MCD378 X1X2


Modern Greek

MGK101 Introductory ModernGreek I

3 HSC Greekextended orcontinuers band 4, 5or 6

D1

MGK102 Introductory ModernGreek II

3 MGK101 or permission of Dean of Division D2

MGK121 Modern Greek History andCulture

3 MGK120 2005

MGK130 Introductory ResidentialShort Unit

3 Permission of Dean of Division V2 In Country

MGK205 Intermediate ModernGreek I

3 MGK102 or HSC Greek extended or continuersband 4, 5 or 6 or equivalent or permission of Deanof Division

MGK100 D1X1 15 May (V)

MGK206 Intermediate ModernGreek II

3 MGK205 or permission of Dean of Division MGK100 D2X2 11 September (V)

MGK210 Introduction to GreekTheatre

3 MGK206 or permission of Dean of Division D1

MGK230 Intermediate ResidentialShort Unit


MGK304 Modern Greek Translation 3 MGK209 or MGK337 or permission of Dean ofDivision

D1

MGK306 History of the GreekLanguage

3 MGK209 or MGK337 or permission of Dean ofDivision

MGK300 orMGK305

2005

MGK330 Advanced Residential ShortUnit


MGK331 Greek for Special Purposes 3 Permission of Dean of Division D2

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MGK336 Advanced Modern Greek I 3 MGK206 or permission of Dean of Division MGK208 D1X1 1 May (V)

MGK337 Advanced Modern GreekII

3 MGK336 or permission of Dean of Division MGK204, MGK209 D2X2 25 September (V)

MGK348 Advanced Modern GreekIII

3 MGK337 or permission of Dean of Division MGK300, MGK308 D1

MGK349 Advanced Modern GreekIV

3 MGK348 or permission of Dean of Division MGK300, MGK309 D2

MGK378 Modern Greek ResearchOption

3 Permission of Dean of Division D1D2

Polish

PLH120 Introductory Polish I 3 PLH102, HSC Polish X1X2

4 June (V)5 November (V)

PLH121 Introductory Polish II 3 PLH120 or permission of Dean of Division PLH102 X1X2

5 June (V)6 November (V)

PLH125 Introductory Polish III 3 PLH121 or permission of Dean of Division PLH110 X2V2

No session

PLH220 Intermediate Polish I 3 PLH121 or permission of Dean of Division PLH108 X1 6 June (V)

PLH221 Intermediate Polish II 3 PLH220 or permission of Dean of Division PLH108 X2 7 November (V)

PLH222 Intermediate Polish III 3 PLH221 or permission of Dean of Division V2

PLH320 Advanced Polish 4 PLH221 or permission of Dean of Division PLH203, PLH300 X1 15 May (V)

PLH322 Modern Polish Theatre 4 3 cp at 200 level or equivalent or permission ofDean of Division

X2 6 November (V)

PLH323 Modern Polish Prose andPoetry

4 3 cp at 200 level or equivalent or permission ofDean of Division

X1 15 May (V)

Russian

RSN105 Russian Society and Culture 3 D1X1 20 March (V)

RSN130 Spoken Russian I 2 Permission of Dean of Division D2

RSN140 Beginners' Residential Unitin Russia

3 Permission of Dean of Division RSN170 WV In Country

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RSN150 Introductory Russian I 3 RSN100, RSN103,RSN104, HSCRussian

D1X1 3 April (V)

RSN155 Introductory Russian II 3 RSN150 or permission of Dean of Division RSN100, RSN104 D2X2 14 August (V)

RSN160 Introductory Russian III 3 RSN155 or permission of Dean of Division RSN110 V2

RSN201 19th-Century RussianNovel in Translation

3 Any unit in literature or permission of Dean ofDivision

2005

RSN230 Spoken Russian II 2 Permission of Dean of Division 2005

RSN240 Intermediate ResidentialUnit in Russia


RSN250 Intermediate Russian I 3 RSN155 or HSC Russian or permission of Dean ofDivision

RSN122 D1X1 3 April (V)

RSN255 Intermediate Russian II 3 RSN122 or RSN250 or permission of Dean ofDivision

RSN123 D2X2 4 September (V)

RSN280 Russian Translation I 3 RSN255 or permission of Dean of Division 2005

RSN303 Russian Short Story 3 RSN255 or permission of Dean of Division RSN301 X2 No session

RSN324 Advanced Russian throughCinema


RSN340 Advanced Residential Unitin Russia


RSN350 Advanced Russian I 3 RSN123 or RSN255 or permission of Dean ofDivision

RSN222 D1X1 27 March (V)

RSN355 Advanced Russian II 3 RSN222 or RSN350 or permission of Dean ofDivision

RSN223 D2X2 11 September (V)

RSN360 Advanced Russian III 3 RSN355 RSN322 D1X1 8 May (V)

RSN365 Advanced Russian IV 3 RSN360 or permission of Dean of Division RSN323 D2X2 16 October (V)

RSN378 Russian Research Option 3 Permission of Dean of Division X1X2


RSN380 Russian Translation II 3 RSN280 or permission of Dean of Division 2005

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Serbian

SRB104 Introductory Serbian I 3 CRO102, SRB102,HSC Serbian

X1 No session

SRB108 Introductory Serbian II 3 SRB104 or permission of Dean of Division CRO102, SRB102 X2 No session

SRB211 Serbian Literature 3 6 cp or permission of Dean of Division TBD

SRB226 Intermediate Serbian I 3 SRB108; permission of Dean of Division SRB121, SRB122,CRO122

X1 No session

SRB227 Intermediate Serbian II 3 SRB122 or SRB226 or permission of Dean ofDivision

SRB121, SRB123,CRO123

X2 No session

SRB336 Advanced Serbian I 3 SRB123 or SRB227 or permission of Dean ofDivision


X1 No session

SRB337 Advanced Serbian II 3 SRB222 or SRB336 or permission of Dean ofDivision


X2 No session

SRB348 Advanced Serbian III 3 SRB223 or SRB337 or permission of Dean ofDivision


X1 No session

SRB349 Advanced Serbian IV 3 SRB322 or SRB348 or permission of Dean ofDivision


X2 No session

Slavonic - Interdisciplinary Units

SLS224 Topics in SlavonicLiterature

3 12 cp or permission of Dean of Division X1 No session

SLS300 Slavonic Literature inTranslation

4 Any unit in Slavonic literature or permission of Deanof Division

X2 No session

Ukrainian

UKR104 Introductory Ukrainian I 3 UKR102, HSCUkrainian

X1 5 June (V)

UKR105 Introductory Ukrainian II 3 UKR104 or permission of Dean of Division UKR102 X2 9 October (V)

UKR108 Ukrainian Civilisation 3 UKR101 X2 No session

UKR112 Introductory UkrainianIII

3 UKR104 or UKR105 or permission of Dean ofDivision

UKR110 V2

UKR226 Intermediate Ukrainian I 3 UKR102 or UKR105 or HSC Ukrainian UKR121, UKR122 X1 1 May (V)

UKR227 Intermediate Ukrainian II 3 UKR122 or UKR226 or permission of Dean ofDivision

UKR121, UKR123 X2 28 August (V)

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UKR230 Ukrainian Literature 3 6 cp or permission of Dean of Division UKR106, UKR130 X1 No session

UKR336 Advanced Ukrainian I 3 UKR123 or UKR227 or permission of Dean ofDivision

UKR205, UKR222 X1 5 June (V)

UKR337 Advanced Ukrainian II 3 UKR222 or UKR336 UKR205, UKR223 X2 28 August (V)

UKR348 Advanced Ukrainian III 3 UKR223 or UKR337 UKR300, UKR322 X1 5 June (V)

UKR349 Advanced Ukrainian IV 3 UKR322 or UKR348 UKR300, UKR323 X2 28 August (V)

UKR378 Ukrainian ResearchOption

3 Permission of Dean of Division X1X2


Department of Health and Chiropractic

CHIR101 Chiropractic Principlesand Skills I

3 Admission to BChiroSc or admission toPGQUAL;CHIR or permission of Dean of Division

CHIR107 or CHIR221 CHIR111, CHIR121,CHIR212

D3

CHIR201 Chiropractic Principlesand Skills IIA

2 CHIR101(P) or CHIR107; admission to BChiroSc oradmission to PGQUAL;CHIR

CHIR101 CHIR222, CHIR239 D1

CHIR202 Chiropractic Principlesand Skills IIB

2 CHIR107 and CHIR201(P); admission to BChiroSc oradmission to PGQUAL;CHIR

CHIR131, CHIR222 D2

CHIR209 Clinical Anatomy 1 3 Science CHIR107 or permission of Dean of Division D1

CHIR210 Clinical Anatomy II 3 Science CHIR107 or permission of Dean of Division D2

CHIR246 Microbiology forChiropractors

3 BIOL115; admission to BChiroSc or BHealth oradmission to PGQUAL;CHIR

BIOL215 D2

CHIR301 Chiropractic Principlesand Skills IIIA

2 CHIR101 or CHIR107; CHIR202(P); admission toBChiroSc or admission to PGQUAL;CHIR

CHIR201 CHIR233, CHIR332,CHIR236

D1

CHIR302 Chiropractic Principlesand Skills IIIB

2 CHIR101 or CHIR107; CHIR301(P); admission toBChiroSc or admission to PGQUAL;CHIR

CHIR202 CHIR233, CHIR332,CHIR236

D2

CHIR303 Differential Diagnosis B 2 HLTH208; admission to BChiroSc or admission toPGQUAL;CHIR

D2

CHIR354 Human Anatomy IIA 6 Science CHIR221 or CHIR107; CHIR223 or admission toPGQUAL;CHIR or permission of Dean of Division

BIOL354 orMDSC354

D1

CHIR355 Human Anatomy IIB 6 Science CHIR221 or CHIR107; CHIR223 or admission toPGQUAL;CHIR or permission of Dean of Division

BIOL355 orMDSC355

D2

HLTH107 Introduction to HumanAnatomy

3 CHIR221 D1

HLTH132 Introductory Histology 3 CHIR223 D2

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HLTH200 Contemporary HealthIssues

3 Science 18 cp or permission of Dean of Division D2

HLTH204 Radiographic Physics andProtection

3 Science PHYS159 or PHYS140 or PHYS143 or admission toPGQUAL;CHIR

CHIR102 D2

HLTH207 Pathology 1 2 CHIR107 or CHIR221 or HLTH107(P); CHIR223 orCHIR132(P)or admission to PGQUAL;CHIR

CHIR242 D1

HLTH208 Pathology 2 3 CHIR207 or HLTH207(P) or admission toPGQUAL;CHIR

CHIR242 D2

HLTH300 Health Placement 6 Admission to BHealth or Permission of Dean ofDivision

D1

HLTH301 Special Interest Seminar 2 Permission of Dean of Division D1X1D2X2

TBD

TBD

MDSC354 Human Anatomy IIA 6 Medical Sciences MDSC221 or CHIR221 or HLTH107; MDSC223 orCHIR223 or HLTH132 or permission of Dean ofDivision

D1

MDSC355 Human Anatomy IIB 6 Medical Sciences MDSC221 or CHIR221 or HLTH107; MDSC223 orCHIR223 or HLTH132 or permission of Dean ofDivision

D2

Department of Human Geography

GEOS111 Society, Space andEnvironments

3 D1D2Xc1X1Xc2X2

No session

No session

GEOS114 Global EnvironmentalFutures

3 Technology D2Xc2X2 No session

GEOS215 Geographies ofDevelopment

3 Science; SocialScience

GEOS111 GEOS217 D2X2 No session

GEOS219 GeographicalPerspectives onPopulation


GEOS111 or GEOS114 or DEM127 D1X1 8 May (V)

GEOS262 Australians and theirEnvironment


18 cp D1X1 No session

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GEOS264 Geographic InformationSystems

3 Science; SocialScience; Technology

Any 100-level unit in computing(P) or statistics(P) D1X1 16 May (physical

geography practicalstrand only)

GEOS265 Introduction to Resourceand EnvironmentalManagement

3 Science GEOS114(P); GEOS111(P) or GEOS112(P) orGEOS117(P)

D2Xc2X2 28 August;

23 October

GEOS280 Managing our Cities 3 Science; SocialScience

GEOS111 D2X2 No session

GEOS310 Resource Management 4 Commerce;Economics; Science;Social Science

14 cp above 100 level including GEOS265(P) and atleast one of GEOS215, GEOS217, GEOS218,GEOS219, GEOS264 or GEOS280; or 12 cp above100 level in the Aboriginal Studies program

GEOS303 D1X1 27 March; 8 May;

29 May

GEOS311 Geography of the Asia-Pacific Region

4 Commerce;Economics; Science;Social Science

GEOS111; 14 cp above 100 level including one ofGEOS215, GEOS219 or GEOS280 or permission ofDean of Division

D2X2 No session

GEOS319 Population, Health and theEnvironment


14 cp above 100 level including one of GEOS215,GEOS217, GEOS218, GEOS219, GEOS280; or 4 cpin Demography


GEOS324 Economy, Place andCulture

4 Commerce;Economics; SocialScience; Science

GEOS111; 14 cp above 100 level including one ofGEOS215, GEOS219 or GEOS280

GEOS368,GEOS380

D2X2 No session

GEOS330 Geography of the SocialEnvironment


GEOS111; 14 cp above 100 level including one ofGEOS215, GEOS217, GEOS219, GEOS218, orGEOS280


GEOS347 Research Applications inHuman Geography


14 cp above 100 level including at least one ofGEOS215, GEOS217, GEOS218, GEOS219,GEOS265 or GEOS280

GEOS349 TBD

GEOS351 Heritage andConservation


14 cp above 100 level including one of GEOS215,GEOS217, GEOS218, GEOS219, GEOS262,GEOS265, GEOS280, HIST216, HIST217

GEOS354 D1X1 24 August;

7 September

GEOS363 Post-Colonial Cities 4 Science; SocialScience

14 cp above 100 level including one of GEOS215,GEOS217, GEOS218, GEOS219, GEOS280 orECON349

GEOS360 TBD

GEOS371 Geographic InformationSystems: Technical Issues


GEOS264(P) D2

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GEOS387 Human GeographySpecial Interest Seminar

2 Science; Technology Permission of Dean of Division D1X1D2X2

TBD

TBD

GEOS426 Geographic InformationSystems (GIS)Applications

3 Science One of GEOS359(Cr) or GEOS371(Cr) D1

Division of Information and Communication Sciences

Note: MPCE units are offered by day study only.

MPCE360 Technology Management 3 Commerce;Economics; Science;Technology

41 cp: GPA of 2.00 or greater or permission of Deanof ICS

MPCE361 D1

MPCE361 Technology andManagement


41 cp: GPA of 2.00 or greater or permission of Deanof ICS

MPCE360 TBD

Centre for International Communication

ICOM101 Intercultural Relations 3 Admission to BIC, BMedia or BA in Media and CulturalStudies

MAS104; CUL100 D1

ICOM201 International Television 3 ICOM101 CUL100; MAS203 D2

ICOM301 Global KnowledgeSociety

3 ICOM201 D1

ICOM302 Internship 3 ICOM301; admission to BIC and GPA of 4.00, or permissionof Dean of Division

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Division of Law

Bachelor of Laws (LLB and BLegS units)

The LLB and BLegS programs are taught by the Department of Law and the Centre for Environmental Law in the Division of Law and by the Department of Public Law in the Division of Humanities

Prerequisites for all LAW units:

D units: enrolment in combined law degree or permission of Dean of Division, and grades of at least P in all previous prescribed units in the

law program.

X units: enrolment in BLegS or LLB or permission of Dean of Division, and grades of at least P in all previous prescribed units in the law

program.

LAW103 Torts/Legal History 3 For LLB students, LAW113(P) for other full-timestudents, 18 cp in non-LAW units and admission toquota

LAW203 D2X2 28-29 September

LAW113 Jurisprudence 4 For LLB students, none; for other full-time students,18 cp in non-LAW units and admission to quota

D1X1 17-18 April

LAW203 Torts 3 LAW112(P) LAW103 D2X2 28-29 September

LAW204 Contracts 3 LAW112(P) or LAW113(P) LAW201 D1X1 19-20 April

LAW205 Criminal Law andProcedure I

3 Any 100-level LAW unit with a grade of P LAW414 D1X1 21-22 April

LAW206 Criminal Law andProcedure II

3 LAW205(P) D2X2 30 Sept–1 Oct

LAW304 Special Interest Project 2 Social Science Any 200-level LAW unit with a grade of P; for non-LLB students, permission of Dean, Division ofHumanities

D1X1D2X2

No session

No session

LAW309 Constitutional Law andAdministration

6 Social Science Any 200-level LAW unit with a grade of P; orPOL165 and any 200-level politics unit; or BUSL201or BUSL250

LAW300, LAW302,LAW307, LAW311,LAW312

D3X3 13-14 April;

24-25 September

LAW310 Property in Law andEquity

6 LAW103(P) or LAW203(P); LAW113(P) orLAW112(P); LAW204(P); LAW205(P);LAW206(P)

LAW303, LAW308,LAW401

D3X3 15-16 April;

26-27 September

LAW311 Public Law I 3 Social Science 40 cp or any 200-level LAW unit with a grade of P LAW302, LAW309 D1X1 13-14 April

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LAW312 Public Law II 3 Social Science 40 cp or any 200-level LAW unit with a grade of P;LAW311(P)

LAW302, LAW309 D2X2 24-25 September

LAW402 Family Law 4 Social Science Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P; forwomen's studies students, 40 cp including at least 6cp in women's studies

D2X2 28-29 September

LAW404 Administrative Law 4 Social Science LAW302(C) or LAW307(C) or LAW309(P); orLAW311(P) and LAW312(P)

D1X1 15-16 April

LAW405 Remedies 4 LAW103(P) or LAW203(P); LAW113(P) orLAW112(P); LAW204(P); LAW205(P);LAW206(P); LAW308(C) or LAW310(P);LAW309(P) (OR, for students enrolled prior to1990, LAW201(C); LAW200(C); LAW301(C);LAW303(C))

D1X1 17-18 April

LAW406 Business Organisations 4 Commerce; Economics Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P BUSL301 D2X2 26-27 September

LAW407 Labour Law 4 Commerce;Economics; SocialScience

Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P; for non-LLB students, permission of Dean, Division ofHumanities

D1X1 13-14 April

LAW410 International Trade andFinance

4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P D2X2 24-25 September

LAW411 Discrimination and theLaw

4 Social Science Any 200-level LAW unit with a grade of P LAW306 D2X2 22-23 September

LAW412 Criminology 4 Social Science Any 200-level LAW unit with a grade of P; for non-LLB students, permission of Dean, Division ofHumanities

LAW305 D2X2 24-25 September

LAW413 Australian Legal History 4 Social Science Any 300-level LAW with a grade of P or HIST204or HIST217


LAW414 Criminal Law andProcedure

8 Social Science Any 100-level LAW unit with a grade of P LAW408, LAW301 D3X3 21-22 April;

30 Sept–1 Oct

LAW415 Dispute Management andResolution

4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P D2X2 18-19 September

LAW416 European Law andInstitutions

4 Social Science Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P EURO350 TBD

LAW417 Aspects ofCommunication Law

4 Social Science Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P orMAS102; for non-LLB students MAS104,LAW434,LEGL201 or permission of Dean, Division ofHumanities


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LAW418 Law, Laws andAboriginal Peoples

4 Social Science Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P; for non-LLB students, 12 cp at or above 200 level withinAboriginal studies coherency

2005

LAW419 International HumanRights Law

4 LAW509 with a grade of P 2005

LAW420 Contemporary Theory ofLaw

4 Social Science Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P orANCS269 or PHIL242 or SOC280 or SOC283 orPOL264

2005

LAW421 Foundations ofCommercial Law

4 Commerce; Economics LAW204 with a grade of P; for non-LLB students,permission of Dean, Division of Humanities


LAW422 Sales and Consumer Law 4 Commerce; Economics LAW201 or LAW204; LAW303 or LAW308 orLAW310 with a grade of P

TBD

LAW423 Intellectual Property Law 4 LAW310 or LAW308 with a grade of P SummerSession2005

LAW427 Special Seminar 1B 4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P andpermission of Dean of Division

X1D2X2

15-16 April

30 Sept–1 Oct

LAW428 Trade Practices Law 4 Commerce, Economics LAW405 with a grade of P LAW405 D1X1 21-22 April

LAW429 Information TechnologyLaw

4 Science LAW310 or LAW308 with a grade of P D1X1 19-20 April

LAW430 Jessup International LawMoot

4 Entry into this unit is by invitation D2X2 No session

LAW431 States and Nations 4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P D2X2 22-23 September

LAW432 Law and Religion 4 LAW309; or LAW311 and LAW312 with a gradeof P

2005

LAW433 Macquarie Law Journal 4 34 cp in LAW units with grades of P. Entry into thisunit is by invitation based on grade point average

D1X1 No session

LAW434 Communications andCitizenship: Law andPolicy

4 Any 200-level LAW unit with a grade of P LEGL201 D1X1 13-14 April

LAW435 Anglo-AmericanConstitutional History

4 Any 200-level LAW unit with a grade of P LEGL202 D1X1 16-17 April

LAW436 Modern CorporateGovernance

4 Any 200-level LAW unit with a grade of P LEGL203 D2X2 20-21 September

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LAW437 China Trade andInvestment Law

4 Commerce; Economics Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P BUSL377, BUSL340,BUSL388

D2

LAW438 Practising in the PublicInterest

4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P andpermission of Dean of Division

D1X1D2X2

13-14 April

20-21 September

LAW440 Land Use Planning Law 4 LAW309 or LAW311 and LAW312; LAW310 witha grade of P


LAW500 Litigation 4 LAW310(P) or LAW308(C); D2X2 2-3 October

LAW502 Trusts 4 LAW405 with a grade of P 2005

LAW503 Taxation 4 Commerce; Economics LAW400 or LAW406 or LAW421 or LAW422with a grade of P

BUSL320 D1X1 19-20 April

LAW506 Succession 4 LAW310 or LAW308 with a grade of P D2X2 28-29 September

LAW507 Conflict of Laws 4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P 2005

LAW508 Comparative Law 4 Social Science Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P TBD

LAW509 International Law 4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P SummerSessionD1X1 13-14 April

LAW510 Environmental Law 4 Science; SocialScience

LAW302 or LAW307 or LAW309; or LAW311and LAW312 with a grade of P

D1X1 15-16 April

LAW511 Legal Research Project 4 16 cp at 400/500 level in law and a GPA in LAWunits of 3.25; for non-LLB students, permission ofDean, Division of Humanities


D1X1D2X2

No session

No session

LAW512 Law of InternationalOrganisations

4 LAW509 with a grade of P D2X2 18-19 September

LAW514 Legal Research Project 8 16 cp at 400/500 level in law and a GPA in LAWunits of 3.25; for non-LLB students, permission ofDean, Division of Humanities


D3X3 No session

LAW515 Legal Research Project 4 Science 16 cp at 400/500 level in law and a GPA in LAWunits of 3.25; 6 cp at 300 level in science; for non-LLB students, 6 credit points at 300 level in scienceand permission of Dean, Division of Humanities


D1X1D2X2

No session

No session

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LAW516 Legal Research Project 8 Science 16 cp at 400/500 level in law and a GPA in LAWunits of 3.25; 6 cp at 300 level in science; for non-LLB students, 6 credit points at 300 level in scienceand permission of Dean, Division of Humanities


D3X3 No session

LAW518 Legal Ethics 2 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P X2 30 Sept–1 Oct

LAW519 InternationalEnvironmental Law

4 Science Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P D2X2 28-29 September

LAW520 Law and Sexuality 4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P D1X1 23-24 April

LAW521 Health, Law and Ethics 4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P SummerSessionD1X1 23-24 April

LAW522 Advanced Torts 4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P D1X1 13-14 April

LAW525 Advanced Topics inEnvironmental Law

4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P X1 21-22 April

LAW526 Language, Violence andJustice: The LegalRegulation of Hatred

4 For LLB students: any 300-level LAW unit with agrade of P; for non-LLB students, 40 cp

2005

LAW527 Law and Government 4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P D2X2 24-25 September

LAW528 Issues in Competition,Corporation andSecurities Law

4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P 2005

LAW529 Property Rights 4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P; 8 cp at200 level in politics

2005

LAW530 Law and MoralDilemmas

4 Any 300-level LAW unit with a grade of P 2005

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Department of Linguistics

EAP100 English for AcademicPurposes I

3 Permission of Dean of Division (see unitdescription)

DE1DE2

EAP101 English for AcademicPurposes II

3 EAP100 D2

LING109 Language, Culture andCommunication

3 DE1

LING110 Language Description 3 DE2

LING120 Living English 3 DE1X2 18 September;

9 October

LING210 Phonetics and Phonology 4 Science LING110 or a unit in an Asian or Europeanlanguage, or 12 cp in science units

DE1

LING211 Grammar and Meaning 4 Science LING110 or a unit in an Asian or Europeanlanguage

DE1

LING214 Introduction toPsycholinguistics

3 Science LING110(P); or PSY104(P) plus PSY105(P); orpermission of Dean of Division

PSY238 DE2

LING216 Introduction toSociolinguistics

4 Social Science LING110 LING212 DE2

LING248 Analysing New Media 3 LING109 or LING110 or LING120 or SLP148; orpermission of Dean of Division

D1

LING253 The English Language 4 12 cp D2

LING312 Bilingualism 4 Social Science LING212 or LING216 D2

LING316 Second LanguageTeaching and Learning

4 LING210 or LING211 D2

LING317 Micro- & Macro-Linguistics

4 Science LING210 or LING211 D1X1 No session

LING318 Grammar and Meaning ina Multilingual,Typological Perspective

4 Science LING211 D1

LING319 Grammar and Semantics:Systemic Organisation

4 Science LING211 LING311 2005

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LING320 Grammar, Semantics andContext: Stratification andVariation

4 Science LING211 LING311 D2X2 No session

LING321 AnthropologicalLinguistics

4 Social Science LING212 or LING216 or one 200-level ANTH unit D1

LING330 Linguistics SpecialInterest Seminar A

2 8 cp of relevant units in LING; permission of Deanof Division

DE1DE2

LING331 Linguistics SpecialInterest Seminar B

2 8 cp of relevant units in LING; permission of Deanof Division

DE1DE2

LING340 Linguistics AdvancedSeminar

4 8 cp in relevant 200-level LING units; permission ofDean of Division

DE1X1DE2X2

No session

No session

LING341 SociolinguisticsAdvanced Seminar

4 Social Science 8 cp in relevant 200-level LING units; permission ofDean of Division

DE1X1DE2X2

No session

No session

SLP148 Language, Logic andComputation

3 D1

SPH301 The Acoustics of Speech 4 Science LING210(P) LING308 D2X2 No session

SPH302 Speech Physiology 4 Science LING210(P) D2X2 No session

SPH304 Introduction to Audiology 4 Science LING210(P) LING315 D1

SPH305 Developmental Speechand Language Disorders


LING210(P) LING303 2005

SPH306 Acquired Speech andLanguage Disorders


LING210(P) or LING211(P) or LING214(P) LING303 D2

SPH307 Auditory Physiology andPsychoacoustics

4 Science LING210 D1

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Department of Mathematics

Note: The Department plans to offer the following 100-level MATH units in the same D, E pattern every year.

MATH106 A View of Mathematics 3 HSC MathematicsExtension 1 Band 3,HSC MathematicsExtension 2, HSC 3-unit Mathematics(1999-2000) with anaverage 3-unit markof 75% or greater,HSC 4-unitMathematics (1999-2000), PHYS140,PHYS143, PHYS149,units in the rangeMATH123-MATH139 (but seedescription ofMATH106)

D2

MATH123 Mathematics 123 3 None, but see unit description HSC MathematicsExtension 1 Band 3,HSC MathematicsExtension 2, HSC 3-unit Mathematics(1999-2000) with anaverage 3-unit markof 75% or greater,HSC 4-unitMathematics (1999-2000), MATH130

D1

MATH130 Mathematics IE 3 Medical Sciences;Technology

None, but see unit description HSC MathematicsExtension 1 Band 3,HSC MathematicsExtension 2, HSC 3-unit Mathematics(1999-2000) with anaverage 3-unit markof 75% or greater,HSC 4-unitMathematics (1999-2000), MATH123

DE1D2

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MATH132 Mathematics IA(Advanced)

3 Technology HSC Mathematics Extension 2 or HSC 4-unitMathematics; admission to BSc in AdvancedMathematics or equivalent UAI

MATH135 D1

MATH133 Mathematics IB(Advanced)

3 Technology MATH132(P) or MATH135(HD) or admission toBCom-Actuarial Studies

MATH131,MATH136

D2

MATH135 Mathematics IA 3 Medical Sciences;Technology

HSC Mathematics Band 6, or HSC MathematicsExtension 1 Band 3, or HSC Mathematics Extension2, or HSC 2-unit related Mathematics with anaverage 2-unit mark of 80% or greater, or HSC 3-unit Mathematics with an average 3-unit mark of75% or greater, or HSC 4-unit Mathematics, orMATH130(P) or equivalent

MATH132 D1E2

MATH136 Mathematics IB 3 Technology MATH135(P) MATH131,MATH133

SummerSessionE1D2

Note: The Department plans to offer MATH236 D2 in odd years (eg 2005) and MATH236 D2 (twilight - starting at 4pm or 5pm) in evenyears, MATH239 D2 (twilight - starting at 4pm or 5pm) every year, and the other 200-level MATH units in the same D, E pattern everyyear.

MATH233 Mathematics II Advanced 3 Science MATH133(P) or MATH136(HD) D1

MATH235 Mathematics IIA 3 Science; Technology MATH136(P) or MATH133(P) D1E2

MATH236 Mathematics IIB 3 Science; Technology MATH235(P) D2

MATH237 Mathematics IIC 3 Science; Technology MATH135(P) or MATH136(P) or corequisiteMATH132 or corequisite MATH133

MATH136 or COMP224 orCOMP225 or MATH132 orMATH133

D1E2

MATH239 Geometry and Graphics 3 Science MATH136(P) or MATH133(P); MATH237(P); any100-level COMP unit (P) or equivalent

D2

Note: The Department plans to offer MATH300 D1, MATH337 D1 and MATH338 D2 in the twilight mode (starting at 4pm or 5pm) in oddyears (eg 2005), MATH335 D1, MATH336 D2 and MATH339 D2 in the twilight mode in even years; otherwise by day study.

MATH300 Geometry and Topology 3 Science MATH235(P) D1

MATH334 Mathematics IIIAdvanced

3 Science Admission to Advanced Program BSc or permission ofDean of ICS

MATH335; MATH337 D1

MATH335 Mathematical Methods 3 Science; Technology MATH236(P) D1

MATH336 Differential Equations 3 Science; Technology MATH335(P) D2

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MATH337 Algebra IIIA 3 Science MATH235(P); MATH237(P) D1

MATH338 Algebra IIIB 3 Science MATH337(P) D2

MATH339 Real and FunctionalAnalysis

3 Science MATH335(P) D2

Department of Media

Entry to MAS208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 308, 309,310, 311, 312, 313 is restricted.

MAS104 Australian Media 3 DE1

MAS105 Media Cultures 3 MAS104 CUL100 MAS106 DE2

MAS202 Introduction to ScreenWriting

3 MAS104; MAS105; CUL100 plus entry into BMedia,BMedia/LLB, BA (Media & Cultural Studies), BICdegrees

D1

MAS203 News and Current Affairs 3 6 cp in MAS at 100 level at a grade of pass or higher D1

MAS204 Media and the AsiaPacific

3 As for MAS203 D2

MAS205 Introduction to the Cinema 3 As for MAS203 D2

MAS206 Radio Production 3 As for MAS203 D1

MAS207 Advanced RadioBroadcasting

3 MAS206 at a grade of pass or higher D2

MAS208 Multimedia Theory andProduction 1

4 Entry to BMedia or BA in Media and Cultural Studiesor BIC or BeBus; 18 cp; 6 cp in 100 MAS units at agrade of pass or higher

MAS203 MMM202 D1

MAS209 Multimedia Theory andProduction 2

4 MAS208 at a grade of pass or higher MMM203 D2

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MAS210 Print Media Production 1 3 Admission to BMedia or BA in Media and CulturalStudies quota (or equivalent UAI) or BIC; MAS105 ata grade of pass or higher

MAS203 MAS212 D1

MAS211 Print Media Production 2 3 MAS210 at a grade of pass or higher D2

MAS212 Screen Production 1 3 Admission to BMedia (or equivalent UAI); MAS105 ata grade of pass or higher; selection to quota based ontransfer policy

MAS202; MAS203 MAS210 D1

MAS213 Screen Production 2 3 MAS212 at a grade of pass or higher MAS205 D2

MAS214 Media Technologies andSociety

3 As for MAS203 D2

MAS302 Media Identities 3 6 cp at 200 level in MAS units (or 8 cp from WST310,ANTH374, CUL304, PHIL352, or SOC381) at a gradeof pass or higher

D2

MAS304 Screens, Images, Ideas 3 6 cp at 200 level in MAS units including MAS205 at agrade of pass or higher

D1

MAS306 Modernism andPostmodernism

4 6 cp in 200-level MAS, CUL, SOC, ANTH, PHIL orARTS at a grade of pass or higher

D1

MAS307 Culture and Technology 3 As for MAS306 D2

MAS308 Advanced MultimediaTheory and Production 1

4 Admission to BMedia in Multimedia plus MAS209 at agrade of pass or higher or admission to BeBus

MAS310, MAS312 D1

MAS309 Advanced MultimediaTheory and Production 2


MAS310 Advanced Print MediaProduction 1

3 MAS211 at a grade of pass or higher; enrolment inBMedia or BIC or a GPA of 3.00 or higher

MAS308, MAS312 D1

MAS311 Advanced Print MediaProduction 2


MAS312 Advanced ScreenProduction 1

3 MAS213 at a grade of pass or higher MAS308, MAS310 D1

MAS313 Advanced ScreenProduction 2


MAS314 Screen Writing: Storiesand Structures

3 6 cp in MAS including MAS202 at a grade of pass orhigher

D2

MAS315 Contemporary WorldCinemas

3 6 cp at 200 level in MAS units including MAS205 at agrade of pass or higher

D2

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MAS389 Public Relations I 3 MAS209 or MAS211 or MAS213 at a grade of pass orhigher

DE1

MAS390 Public Relations II 3 Technology Entry to BMedia or BA in Media and Cultural Studiesor BeBus or BIC; MAS389 at a grade of pass or higher

DE2

Department of Modern History

AUST100 Australian Perspectives I: Maps, Dreams, History

3 D2X2 No session

AUST300 Australian Perspectives II 4 Social Science AUST200 or 8 cp at 200 level D1X1 No session

HIST109 The Making of Australia 3 D1X1 No session

HIST112 An Introduction to WorldHistory

3 D1X1 No session

HIST114 The World Since 1945: AnAustralian Perspective

3 2005

HIST189 The Coming of Modernity:Europe since 1550

3 HIST190 D2X2 No session

HIST192 The Medieval World: Europe to 1550

3 DE1

HIST201 European History from theFrench Revolution toFascism

4 6 cp in history; or 12 cp or permission of Dean ofDivision

HIST284 D1X1 No session

HIST216 Aboriginal AustralianHistory

4 6 cp in history or permission of Dean of Division D1X1 No session

HIST217 Australia, Britain and theEmpire 1770-1901

4 6 cp in history or 12 cp or permission of Dean ofDivision

D1X1 No session

HIST218 Sex and Gender in Europesince the Enlightenment

4 6 cp in history or 12 cp 2005

HIST243 History on Film 4 6 cp in history or 12 cp or permission of Dean ofDivision

2005

HIST244 Twentieth-Century Europe 4 6 cp in history or 12 cp or permission of Dean ofDivision

HIST333 D2X2 No session

HIST245 Women in AustralianHistory 1788-1988

4 6 cp in history or 12 cp or permission of Dean ofDivision

D1X1 No session

HIST250 Modern Chinese History 4 6 cp in history or CHN122 or CHN123 D2

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HIST252 War and Peace in WorldHistory

4 Social Science 6 cp in history or 12 cp or permission of Dean ofDivision

D2X2 No session

HIST309 History, Culture andMuseum Studies

4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp HIST393 – Stream B:Sources and Skills inHistory Stream

D1X1 20 March (V)

HIST316 From Protection to NativeTitle: AboriginalAustralian History in the20th Century

4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in history, politics or AboriginalStudies or permission of Dean of Division

TBD

HIST333 Twentieth-Century Europe 4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp HIST301; HIST244 D2X2 No session

HIST335 America in the TwentiethCentury

4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in history, or 40 cp or permission ofDean of Division

HIST303 DE2

HIST338 Writing Women’s History 4 Social Science HIST218 or 40 cp HIST318 2005

HIST340 Australian History since1901

4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp D2X2 No session

HIST359 World Histories 4 Social Science HIST112 or 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp 2005

HIST365 From Hula Hoops toHeroin Chic: PopularCulture since the 1950s

4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in history D1X1 No session

HIST390 Material Life, Culture andSociety in Early ModernEurope

4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in history or 40 cp HIST389 D1

Department of Philosophy

PHIL131 Mind, Meaning andMetaphysics

3 DE2

PHIL132 Philosophy, Morality andSociety

3 DE1

PHIL134 Introductory Formal Logic 3 Science D2

PHIL137 Critical Thinking 3 PHIL136 SummerSessionDE1

PHIL232 Philosophy of Science 4 Science; SocialScience

18 cp including 3 cp in philosophy or 18 cp andpermission of Dean of Division

2005

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PHIL233 History of Ethics 4 Social Science 6 cp in philosophy at 100 level or 18 cp including 3 cpin philosophy at 100 level

2005

PHIL238 Phenomenology andExistentialism

4 Social Science 6 cp in philosophy at 100 level or 18 cp including 3 cpin philosophy at 100 level

DE1

PHIL241 Contemporary Ethics 4 Social Science 6 cp in philosophy at 100 level or 18 cp including 3 cpin philosophy at 100 level

DE2

PHIL242 Practical Ethics 4 Social Science 6 cp in philosophy at 100 level or 18 cp D1

PHIL245 Classical ModernPhilosophers

4 6 cp in philosophy at 100 level or 18 cp including 3 cpin philosophy at 100 level

D2

PHIL246 Philosophy of Religion 4 6 cp in philosophy at 100 level or 18 cp and permissionof Dean of Division

2005

PHIL249 Biology, Mind and Culture 4 Science; SocialScience

18 cp including 3 cp in philosophy or 18 cp andpermission of Dean of Division

D2

PHIL250 Aesthetics 4 6 cp in philosophy at 100 level or 18 cp ARTS100 2005

PHIL254 Freedom and Alienation 4 Social Science 6 cp in philosophy at 100 level or 18 cp D2

PHIL256 Knowledge and Reality 4 Science; SocialScience

6 cp in philosophy at 100 level or 18 cp including 3 cpin philosophy at 100 level

PHIL353 DE1

PHIL262 Body and Mind 4 Science 6 cp in philosophy at 100 level or 18 cp including 3 cpin philosophy at 100 level

PHIL362 2005

PHIL264 Business and ProfessionalEthics

4 Social Science 18 cp PHIL263 D2

PHIL280 Philosophical Logic A: Truth and Existence

4 Science PHIL134 or permission of Dean of Division PHIL380 D1

PHIL281 Language and Logic 4 Science PHIL134 or permission of Dean of Division PHIL251, PHIL381 2005

PHIL351 Social Philosophy 4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in philosophy DE1

PHIL352 Philosophical Problems ofGender

4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in philosophy or 40 cp and WST100 DE2

PHIL354 Seminar Unit in Philosophy 4 12 cp in philosophy including at least 4 cp at 200 leveland at least 4 cp at 300 level

D1D2

PHIL356 Power, Desire andSubjectivity

4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in philosophy 2005

PHIL357 Theories of Justice 4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in philosophy or POL264 orpermission of Dean of Division

D1

PHIL358 Metaphysics 4 Science 4 cp at 200 level in philosophy D2

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PHIL359 Kant 4 4 cp at 200 level in philosophy 2005

PHIL361 Philosophy ofPsychoanalysis

4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in philosophy; or 6 cp of 200-levelpsychology, excluding PSY222; or permission of Deanof Division

PSY361 2005

PHIL363 Philosophy and CognitiveScience


4 cp at 200 level in philosophy or permission of Deanof Division

D2

PHIL364 Business and ProfessionalEthics

4 Social Science 18 cp PHIL263, PHIL264 D2

PHIL382 Agency and the Self 4 Social Science 4 cp at 200 level in philosophy 2005

Department of Physical Geography

GEOS112 The Planet Earth 3 Technology D1X1 20-21 March;

22-23 May

GEOS114 Global EnvironmentalFutures

3 Technology D2Xc2X2 No session

GEOS117 Biophysical Environments 3 D1Xc1X1 4 April;

30 May

GEOS214 Climatic Impacts 3 Science GEOS117(P) or GEOS114(P) or GEOS112(P) or18 cp(P)

2005

GEOS216 The AtmosphericEnvironment

4 Science; Technology GEOS117(P) or GEOS112(P) or 12 cp from scienceor technology units

D1Xc1X1 No session

GEOS237 Natural Hazards 3 Science GEOS117(P) or GEOS114 (P) or GEOS112 (P) or18 cp(P)

D2Xc2X2 No session

GEOS264 Geographic InformationSystems

3 Science; SocialScience; Technology

Any 100-level unit in computing (P) or statistics (P) D1X1 16 May (physical

geography practicalstrand only)

GEOS265 Introduction to Resourceand EnvironmentalManagement

3 Science GEOS114(P) and at least one of GEOS117(P) orGEOS112(P) or GEOS111(P)

D2Xc2X2 28 August;

23 October

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GEOS266 Earth Surface Processes 4 Science; Technology GEOS117(P) or GEOS112(P) D1

GEOS301 Global Climates 4 Science; Technology GEOS216(P) or GEOS214(Cr) D2

GEOS313 Advanced Atmosphericand OceanographicScience

4 Science Permission of Dean of Division D1X1D2X2D3X3

No session

No session

No session

GEOS317 Advanced Geoecology 4 Science Permission of Dean of Division D1X1D2X2D3X3

No session

No session

No session

GEOS325 Applied Climatology 4 Science GEOS216(P) D1

GEOS328 EnvironmentalManagement

4 Science GEOS265(P) or permission of Dean of Division D2Xc2X2 13, 20, 27 Aug, 3

Sept: 2-4pm;18 Sept; 16 or 23 or30 Oct or 6 Nov (F)

GEOS371 Geographic InformationSystems: Technical Issues


GEOS264(P) D2

GEOS389 Special Interest Seminar 2 Science; Technology Permission of Dean of Division D1D2V2

GEOS398 Applied Geomorphology 4 Science; Technology GEOS266(P) D2

GEOS399 Soils 4 Science; Technology GEOS266(P) D1

GEOS426 Geographic InformationSystems (GIS)Applications

3 Science One of GEOS359(Cr) or GEOS371(Cr) D1

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Department of Physics

Note: The Department plans to offer PHYS140 DE1 and PHYS143 DE2 in even years (eg 2006),and the other 100-level PHYS units with the same D, Xc pattern every year; otherwise by day study.

PHYS140 Physics IA 3 Technology HSC Mathematics Band 4 or HSC 2-unit Mathematicswith an average mark of 54% or greater orMATH130(P) or (as a corequisite) one of MATH132,MATH133, MATH135, MATH136

PHYS149 DE1

PHYS143 Physics IB 3 Technology HSC Mathematics Band 4 or HSC 2-unit Mathematicswith an average mark of 54% or greater orMATH130(P) or (as a corequisite) one of MATH132,MATH133, MATH135, MATH136

PHYS149 DE2

PHYS149 Physics for Technology 3 Medical Sciences;Technology

HSC Mathematics Band 4 or HSC 2-unit Mathematicswith an average mark of 54% or greater orMATH130(P) or corequisite MATH132 or corequisiteMATH135; enrolment in the BA/BSc in Comp & InfSys or BCIS or BSc in Comp or BCompSc or BeBus orBBA or BBA BIT or BBA BCIS or BSc in Bioinf orBMedScs or BEnvSc or BTech(Biotech) orBTech(ICSys) or BTech(Telecomm) orBTech(EnvGeo)

PHYS140, PHYS143 D1

PHYS159 Concepts in the PhysicalSciences

3 Medical Sciences HSC Physics Band 4,HSC 2-unit Physics(1999-2000) with anaverage mark of60% or greater, HSC4-unit Science (1999-2000) with anaverage mark of70% or greater, anyother PHYS unit (ifcompleted previouslyor concurrently)

D2Xc2X2 28-29 August;

20-22 September

Note: The Department plans to offer PHYS270 X1 in even years (eg 2006); otherwise by day study exceptPHYS242 D1 (twilight mode, starting at 4pm or 5pm).

PHYS201 Physics IIA 3 Science; Technology PHYS140(P); PHYS143(P); MATH133 or corequisiteMATH136

D1

PHYS202Physics IIB3 Science; Technology MATH136(P) or MATH235(P) or MATH133(P);Either: PHYS201(P); Or: Enrolment in BE andPHYS140(P) and PHYS143(P) and MATH235(P)

D2Physics IIB

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PHYS220 Scientific Modelling 3 Science; Technology MATH135(P) or MATH132(P) or MATH133 orMATH136; any 100-level COMP unit (P); any 100-level PHYS, CHEM, BIOL, GEOS or STAT unit (P)

D1

PHYS242 The Tradition of Science(interdisciplinary unit)

3 Science 18 cp D1

PHYS244 Science, Technology andSociety (interdisciplinaryunit)

4 Science 18 cp PHYS243, SOC243,SOC244

2005

PHYS246 Advanced Physics II 3 Science Permission of Dean of ICS; Either: PHYS140(P);PHYS143(P); MATH233(P) or MATH235(Cr);Or: PHYS201(Cr)

D2

PHYS270 Astronomy 3 Science 12 cp PHYS277 X1 20-21 March

PHYS278 Advanced Astronomy 3 Science PHYS270(P) or PHYS277(P); 3 cp from units in therange MATH131-MATH136; PHYS140 or PHYS143or PHYS149 or PHYS159

D2

Note: 300-level PHYS units are offered by day study only.

PHYS301 Electromagnetism andQuantum Physics

3 Science; Technology PHYS201(P); PHYS202(P); MATH235(P) D1

PHYS303 Atomic and Solid-StatePhysics

3 Science; Technology PHYS201(P); PHYS202(P) D1

PHYS304 Quantum Physics II 3 Science Permission of Dean of ICS; Either: PHYS246(P);MATH335(P); Or: PHYS301(Cr)

D2

PHYS306 Optical Physics 3 Science; Technology PHYS201(P); PHYS202(P); MATH235(P) D2

PHYS377 Astrophysics I 3 Science PHYS201(P); PHYS202(P); MATH235(P);PHYS270(P) or PHYS277(P)

D1

PHYS378 General Relativity andCosmology

3 Science PHYS202(P); MATH235(P) PHYS305 D2

Optoelectronics

Note: OPTO units are offered by day study only.

OPTO200 Optoelectronics 3 Science; Technology MATH135(P) or MATH132(P) or MATH136 orMATH133; Either: PHYS140(P); PHYS143(P); Or:PHYS149(P)

D3

OPTO230 Optoelectronics Simulationand Design

3 Science; Technology COMP115(P) or COMP125(P) or COMP124(P) orCOMP155(P) or COMP165(P); admission toBTech(Optoel)

OPT0200 D3

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OPTO300 Optoelectronic Devicesand Systems I

3 Science; Technology PHYS201(P); PHYS202(P) D1

OPTO301 Optoelectronic Devicesand Systems II

3 Science; Technology OPTO200(P); OPTO300(P) D2

OPTO310 Industrial Project 3 Science; Technology Enrolment in BTech(Optoel); 60 cp with GPA of 2.00or greater or permission of Dean of ICS

OPTO301 D2

Department of Politics and International Relations

POL165 Introduction to AustralianPolitics

3 D1X1 No session

POL167 Thinking Politically 3 D1X1 No session

POL168 Australia in InternationalPolitics

3 D2X2 No session

POL250 Contemporary AustralianPolitics

4 Social Science 6 cp in politics or 18 cp D2X2 No session

POL251 African Politics andGlobalisation

4 18 cp D2X2 No session

POL259 Europe and Islam 4 18 cp EURO369,POL369

DE2

POL260 Revolutions 4 18 cp 2005

POL264 Power and Legitimacy inModern Political Thought

4 Social Science POL167(P) or 18 cp D2X2 No session

POL266 Middle-East Politics 4 18 cp DE1X1 No session

POL270 International Relations 4 Social Science 18 cp DE1

POL282 The Politics of Nationalism 4 Social Science 18 cp D2

POL300 Media Politics 4 Social Science 40 cp DE2

POL319 The Politics of Culture andGender

4 Social Science 40 cp SOC396 D1

POL321 International Relations ofthe Middle East

4 Social Science POL266(P) or 40 cp D2

POL340 The Politics of Genocide 4 Social Science 40 cp TBD

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POL341 The Politics of Health 4 Social Science 40 cp D1X1 No session

POL342 States and Nations 4 Social Science 40 cp LAW431 D2X2 No session

POL368 Reading Unit in Politics 4 Social Science 8 cp in 200- or 300-level politics units (Cr) includingprerequisite unit

DE1DE2DE3

POL374 Australian Governmentsand Public Policy

4 Social Science 40 cp 2005

POL380 American Foreign Policytoward the Third World

4 Social Science 40 cp 2005

POL383 American Politics 4 40 cp POL263 D1X1 No session

POL386 Australian Foreign Policy 4 Social Science 40 cp DE2

Department of Psychology

PSY104 Introduction to PsychologyI

3 Medical Sciences Either: admission to BPsych(Hons) or BBA or BA-Psychology/BSc-Psychology; Or: an equivalentadmission rank (or aggregate); Or: for all continuingstudents at least 12 cp and overall GPA of 2.50 orbetter; Or: PSY105(P)

STAT170 or STAT171 DE1

PSY105 Introduction to PsychologyII

3 Medical Sciences Either: admission to BPsych(Hons) or BBA or BA-Psychology/BSc-Psychology; Or: an equivalentadmission rank (or aggregate); Or: for all continuingstudents at least 12 cp and an overall of 2.50 or better;Or: PSY104(P)

STAT170 or STAT171 DE2

PSY222 Design and Statistics II 4 Medical Sciences;Science

STAT170(P) or STAT171(P) STAT270, STAT271,BIOL235

DE3

PSY224 Psychology, Health andWellbeing


PSY104(P); PSY105(P); STAT170 or STAT171 DE1

PSY231 Emotion and SocialMotivation

3 Science PSY104(P); PSY105(P); STAT170 or STAT171 DE2

PSY232 Research Methods inPsychology


Enrolment in BPsych(Hons) or enrolment in BBA BA-Psychology or GPA of 2.50 or better; PSY104(P);PSY105(P); STAT170 or STAT171

PSY222 or STAT270 orSTAT271 or BIOL235;PSY234; PSY235; PSY236;PSY237

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PSY235 DevelopmentalPsychology



PSY236 Biopsychology andLearning



PSY237 Cognition and Perception 3 Medical Sciences;Science


PSY238 Introduction toPsycholinguistics

3 Science LING110(P) or both PSY104(P) and PSY105(P) LING214 DE2

PSY303 Cognitive Processes II 4 Medical Sciences;Science

PSY237(P) PSY222 or STAT270 orSTAT271 or BIOL235

D2

PSY305 Personality 4 Science PSY234(P); 3 cp of 200-level psychology, excludingPSY222 or STAT270 or STAT271 or BIOL235

PSY222 or STAT270 orSTAT271 or BIOL235

DE2

PSY306 Psychopathology 4 Medical Sciences;Science

6 cp of 200-level psychology, excluding PSY222 orSTAT270 or STAT271 or BIOL235

PSY222 or STAT270 orSTAT271 or BIOL235

DE1

PSY307 Organisational Psychology 4 Commerce;Economics; SocialScience; Science

PSY104(P); PSY105(P); PSY222(P) or STAT270(P) orSTAT271(P) or BIOL235(P) or enrolment in BBA

DE1

PSY314 Applied Child Psychology 4 Science; SocialScience


DE1

PSY315 Perception 4 Medical Sciences;Science


D2

PSY318 Adult Development andAgeing


PSY235(P) DE1

PSY321 Neuropsychology 4 Medical Sciences;Science

PSY236(P) or PSY237(P) PSY222 or STAT270 orSTAT271 or BIOL235

DE2

PSY324 Animal Behaviour(interdisciplinary unit)


6 cp above 100 level (P) from any units in psychologyand/or biology

D2

PSY325 Principles andApplications of Learning


PSY236(P) DE1

PSY328 Psychology and the Law 4 Science PSY234(P) PSY222 or STAT270 orSTAT271 or BIOL235

DE2

PSY331 Design and Statistics III 4 Medical Sciences;Science; SocialScience

PSY222(P) or STAT270(P) or STAT271(P) orBIOL235(P)

STAT375,STAT320

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PSY332 Principles of PsychologicalAssessment

4 Medical Sciences;Science; SocialScience

PSY104(P); PSY105(P); PSY222(P) or STAT270(P) orSTAT271(P) or BIOL235(P) or enrolment in BBA

DE2

PSY334 Social Psychology II:Personal Relationships


PSY104(P); PSY105(P); PSY234(P) and PSY222(P) orSTAT270(P) or STAT271(P) or BIOL235(P) orenrolment in BBA

2005

PSY345 Applied Social Research 4 Commerce;Economics; Science;Social Science

GPA of 2.00 or better; 9 cp at 200 level in psychologyand PSY222(P) or STAT270(P) or STAT271(P) orBIOL235(P)

PSY341 D3

PSY361 Philosophy ofPsychoanalysis

4 Science 6 cp of 200-level psychology, excluding PSY222 orSTAT270 or STAT271 or BIOL235; or4 cp of 200-level philosophy

PHIL361 DE1

Department of Public Law - for LLB units offered by this

Department see entry under Law, Bachelor of Laws (LLB and BLegSunits)

LEGL100 The Common LawTradition

3 D1X1 20 March

LEGL201 Communications andCitizenship: Law andPolicy

4 18 cp LAW434 D1X1 13-14 April

LEGL202 Anglo-AmericanConstitutional History

4 18 cp LAW435 D1X1 16-17 April

LEGL203 Modern CorporateGovernance

4 18 cp LAW436 D2X2 20-21 September

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Department of Sociology

SOC175 Australian Society:Foundations of SocialScience

3 SOC181 DE1X1 No session

SOC180 Introduction to PopularCulture and Society

3 DE2

SOC231 Art, Individuality andExchange

4 Social Science SOC180 or SOC175 or 12 cp SOC266 D2

SOC232 Sociological Theories ofModernity


SOC233 Social Policy 4 Social Science SOC180 or SOC175 or 12 cp SOC284 2005

SOC234 Methods of SocialResearch

4 Social Science SOC180 or SOC175 or 12 cp; or 9 cp plus BBA101 SOC287 D2X2 18 September

SOC235 Power, Difference andRecognition


SOC244 Science, Technology andSociety


SOC180 or SOC175 or 12 cp SOC243, PHYS243,PHYS244, PHYS240

2005

SOC289 The Sociology of Media 4 Social Science SOC180 or SOC175 or 12 cp D1

SOC290 The Sociology of Workand Employment

4 Social Science SOC180 or SOC175 or 12 cp D1

SOC300 Internships in SocialResearch

4 Social Science SOC234 or SOC287 or permission of Dean of Divisionor Director BSocSc; 40 cp in humanities/socialsciences

D2V2

SOC370 Sport, Culture and Society 4 Social Science 6 cp in sociology at 200 level or 40 cp in units offeredin the Bachelor of Health program

E2

SOC371 Religion and Society 4 Social Science 6 cp in sociology at 200 level or 40 cp in units offeredin the Bachelor of Health program

2005

SOC372 Human Services:Organisations, Structuresand Policy

4 Social Science 6 cp in sociology at 200 level or 40 cp in units offeredin the Bachelor of Health program

D2

SOC375 UnderstandingContemporary Societies

4 Social Science 6 cp in sociology at 200 level or permission of Dean ofDivision

D2

SOC379 The Sociology of thePublic Sphere

4 Social Science 6 cp in sociology at 200 level or 40 cp inhumanities/social sciences

E1

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SOC381 Sociology of Gender andSexuality


D1

SOC383 Governmentality 4 Social Science 6 cp in sociology at 200 level or permission of Dean ofDivision

D1

SOC390 Social Movements andSocial Change


2005

SOC392 The Sociology of Music 4 Social Science 6 cp in sociology at 200 level or 40 cp 2005

SOC395 Globalisation, Citizenshipand Sustainability


2005

Department of Statistics

STAT170 Introductory Statistics 3 Medical Sciences;Technology

See unit description STAT171 SummerSessionDE1DE2DE3X1 8 May (V); 7 June (V)

STAT171 Statistical Data Analysis 3 Medical Sciences;Technology

HSC Mathematics extension 1 or any unit in the rangeMATH130-MATH136 with a grade of P, or admissionto BCom-Actuarial Studies

STAT170 D1

STAT175 Gambling, Sport andMedicine

3 E1D2

STAT270 Applied Statistics 3 Science; Technology STAT170(P) or STAT171(P); STAT172(P) orSTAT175(P) or GPA of at least 1.50

STAT271, BIOL235,PSY222

D1E2

STAT271 Statistics I 3 Science STAT272(P) STAT270, PSY222,BIOL235

D2

STAT272 Probability 3 Science STAT171(P); MATH133(P) or MATH136(P) STAT273 D1

STAT273 Risk and Chance 3 Science; Technology STAT170(P) or STAT171(P); STAT172(P) orSTAT175(P) or GPA of at least 1.50

STAT272 D2E1

STAT278 Computer Simulation 3 Science; Technology Same as for STAT270, plus any 100-level computingunit (P)

D2E1

STAT279 Operations Research I 3 Science STAT170(P) or STAT171(P) D1E2

STAT302 Data Mining and Graphics 3 Commerce;Economics; Science;Social Science

STAT270(P) or STAT271(P) or BIOL235(P) orPSY222(P)

STAT396 D2

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STAT320 Modelling and QualityManagement


Same as for STAT302 PSY331, STAT375 D1

STAT321 Logistics and ProjectManagement


STAT175(P) or STAT171(P) or STAT172(P) orSTAT273(P); STAT279(P)

STAT327 E1

STAT328 Market Research andForecasting


Same as for STAT302 D2

STAT329 Electronic Commerce:Database Applications


COMP224(P) or STAT270(P) or INFO230(P);BBA102(P) or BBA203(P) or STAT278(P)

E2

STAT371 Modern StatisticalConcepts


STAT272(P) or STAT273(P) D1

STAT373 Design of Surveys andExperiments


Same as for STAT302 STAT303 E1

STAT378 Statistical Computing 3 Commerce;Economics; Science;Social Science;Technology

STAT273(P) or STAT272(P) or STAT278(P) D1

STAT379 Operations Research II 3 Commerce;Economics; Science;Social Science

STAT279(P) D1E2

STAT395 Biostatistics andEpidemiology

3 Commerce;Economics; MedicalSciences; Science;Social Science

Same as for STAT302 STAT304 D2

STAT401 Topics in StochasticFinance


STAT272(P) E2

STAT411 Generalised LinearModels

3 STAT273(P) or STAT371(P) or STAT272(P) E2

Warawara – Department of Indigenous Studies

ABST100 Introduction to IndigenousStudies

3 ECLS104, ECED108 DE1DE2

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ABST200 Contested Issues inIndigenous Studies

3 Social Science ABST100 or ECLS104 or 18 cp or permission of Deanof Division

ECLS204, ECED211 DE1

ABST210 Aboriginal Prehistory 4 ABST100 or 18 cp or permission of Dean of Division HPP200 DE2

ABST300 Pathways for IndigenousStudies

4 Social Science ABST200 or ECLS204 or 40 cp or permission of Deanof Division

DE2

ABST310 Indigenous Film: TheWorld through the Eyes of“Others”?

4 ABST200; 40cp or permission of Dean of Division DE2

Advanced Diploma/Diploma in Community Management

These units are only available to students enrolled in the Advanced Diploma / Diploma in Community Management.

For all CMGT Units Intensive Block Sessions- the list of dates is available from Warawara (02) 9850 8893

CMGT100 Introducing OfficeTechnology

1 DCM9100 X1

CMGT110 Aboriginal Culture &History

1 DCM9110 X1

CMGT120 UnderstandingOrganisations

1 DCM9120 X2

CMGT121 Indigenous Law & Politics 1 DCM9121 X2

CMGT130 Mathematics and StatisticsAppreciation

1 DCM9130 X2

CMGT131 Academic and BusinessCommunication 1

1 DCM9131 X1

CMGT140 Business Law 1 DCM9140 X2

CMGT141 Managing People 1 DCM9141 X1

CMGT150 Research Methods &Techniques

1 DCM9150 X1


1 DCM9160 X2

CMGT170 Aboriginal Issues inResource Developmentand Tourism

1 DCM9170 X1

CMGT202 Publishing & InformationManagement

1 DCM9202 X1

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CMGT211 Aboriginal Community &Development

1 DCM9211 X2

CMGT222 Policy & Administration 1 DCM9222 TBD


1 DCM9232 X1

CMGT242 Management Accounting(I)

1 DCM9242 X1

CMGT243 Marketing Management 1 DCM9243 X2

CMGT244 Management Accounting(II)

1 CMGT242 or DCM9242 DCM9244 X2

CMGT251 Research Project 1 CMGT150 or DCM9150 DCM9251 X2

Institute for Women’s Studies

For a complete listing of units comprising the coherent study in Women’s Studies and in Gender and Sexuality ,and other units related to Women’s Studies, see the Women’s Studies entry under Interdisciplinary Studies in the Calendar.

WST110 Gender Issues in theContemporary Context

3 WST100 DE1X2 30 July (V)

WST210 Reading Gender inEveryday Life

4 Social Science WST110 or 18 cp or permission of Dean of Division DE2X2 TBD

WST310 The Popular Culture ofResistance

4 Social Science WST110 or WST210 or 40 cp or permission of Deanof Division

D2X2 TBD

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