Units
The individual subjects inside each degree: what’s taught, how it’s assessed, and when it runs.
4,303 units
| Code | Unit | Faculty | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| TNE30024 | Deploying Secure Engineering Applications Online This unit of study aims to provide you with a deeper understanding of protocol performance in the Internet and a comprehensive overview of common Cybersecurity issues and mechanisms to address these for online Engineering applications in yo… | Engineering | 3 |
| TRC2001 | Introduction to systems engineering This unit introduces you to the fundamental principles of some basic systems comprising of mechanical, electrical, electronic, computing and electro-mechanical sub-systems, with an intention to introduce cross-links between them for an inte… | Engineering | 2 |
| TRC3200 | Dynamical systems This unit provides a comprehensive introduction to the dynamics of mechatronic systems, seamlessly integrating fundamental principles of dynamics with analytical techniques. Topics include the application of d’Alembert’s Principle and the v… | Engineering | 3 |
| TRC3500 | Sensors and artificial perception The unit provides an introduction to the principles of sensing circuits and the inferential techniques required to deploy them for applications in artificial perception. We survey the components of a basic sensor’s circuit architecture in t… | Engineering | 3 |
| TRC4200 | Engineering cyber-physical systems The unit aims to impart knowledge, skills, and experience required to prepare graduates for the impending digital transformation driving the convergence of technologies that result in Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS). An introduction will be gi… | Engineering | 4 |
| TRC4407 | Automation design project This unit extends the level of complexity of automation/mechatronic designs by integrating and applying knowledge that you have developed throughout the course of your degree. This unit provides you with the opportunity to learn project pla… | Engineering | 4 |
| TRC4800 | Robotics The unit will cover the fundamentals of robotics and robotic automation. The contents include spatial descriptions and transformations, manipulator forward and inverse kinematics, differential relationships and the Jacobian. Manipulator dyn… | Engineering | 4 |
| TRC4902 | Mechatronics and manufacturing This unit aims to develop an understanding of the mechatronic engineer's role in the manufacturing industry, manufacturing processes including 3D printing, fundamentals and automation using a CNC controller. Different manufacturing systems:… | Engineering | 4 |
| TRC5801 | Data driven supply chain optimisation and AI applications This unit provides a comprehensive introduction to the use of data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) in optimising modern supply chains. You will gain skills to evaluate key supply chain processes and apply data-driven methodologie… | Engineering | 5 |
| UPD4301 | Urban positions and practices This unit focuses on urban histories, theories, critiques and precedents from a range of fields that inform the disciplines and practices of urban professionals and researchers. You will gain critical capacities in relation to ethics and re… | Art, Design and Architecture | 4 |
| UPD4302 | Regulating the city This unit develops knowledge and skills around the legal and administrative frameworks that underpin the implementation of planning in Australia, set within national and international contexts. You will critically analyse the roles and powe… | Art, Design and Architecture | 4 |
| UPD5301 | Economics and the city This unit develops skills and knowledge around the historic and current economic structures of cities. You will undertake research into economic approaches to urban development, city infrastructure and service delivery, as well as criticall… | Art, Design and Architecture | 5 |
| VART1221 | Lithography: Drawing to Print Through practical workshops, this course introduces and explores a range of lithography processes and techniques as a medium for drawing. You will be introduced to lithographic skills and processes, such as, preparing a stone, drawing on a… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART1325 | Life Drawing and Observation In this course, you will explore studio methods and materials to gain competency in observing and drawing the figure. You will also learn to apply the attended language of life drawing as you develop knowledge of its associated aesthetic, t… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART1704 | Alternative Photographic Processes This course introduces you to the beginnings of analogue photography, through to present day digital processes that continue to exploit the relationship between image and reality. You will examine the early pioneers exploring the chemical a… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART1710 | Editorial Photography This course explores the dynamic world of editorial photography, focusing on its role in storytelling across various media. You will learn to create compelling images that complement and enhance written content, from magazines to online pub… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART2022 | Experimental Animation Animation extends beyond narrative into experimental realms where practitioners treat each frame as a material moment within the broader fabric of movement and time. This course encourages you to explore these relationships through creating… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART2027 | Public Art Projects This course introduces the practice of art in public spaces. You will explore a range of works created outside the gallery or domestic environment including sculpture, light works, street installation, public painting, performative, social… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART2964 | Digital Games Illustration This course focuses on drawing, illustration and painting in digital formats for use in games and other interactive projects. The theoretical base of the course is drawn from contemporary and traditional fine art and games specific concept… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART2987 | 2D Animation In this course you will develop your knowledge and skills to produce 2D animation sequences. You will explore both contemporary and historical animation techniques together with the fundamental principles of timing, spacing, metamorphosis,… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART2988 | 3D Animation In this course you will explore the 3D animation fundamental concepts of modelling, lighting, texturing, layout, timing and movement. You will be introduced to principles behind the creation of 3D virtual worlds. You will also develop the p… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART2989 | 2D Animation Practice In this course you will examine and apply principles and techniques in character animation, character design, layout, timing, lip-sync and movement. You will explore the aesthetic possibilities of production platforms to identify options an… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART2990 | 3D Animation Practice In this course you will examine 3D animation theory and its application in the film, television and games industries. You will further develop your skills to produce effective 3D animation and how to manipulate and combine 3D media applied… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART2991 | 2D Animation Advanced This course focuses on the planning and development of animation concepts using theory, practice and appropriate technology. You will explore advanced techniques that bring animation to life, including facial expression, body movement and a… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART2992 | 3D Animation Advanced In this course you will further develop design concepts and practical skills to generate advanced 3D animation. You will investigate and explore 3D imaging and animation techniques including character acting, rendering, morphing, and virtua… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART3039 | Contextualising Photographic Practice In this course, you will explore your photographic practice by examining its place within the interconnected worlds of professional, artistic, and social photography. You will develop a nuanced understanding of photographic practices by eng… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART3464 | Video Art In this course you will examine technical, historical and theoretical aspects of video art practice. The course encourages you to develop a critical dialogue between your practice and the history of video art, as they relate to installation… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART3473 | 3D Printed Objects In this course, you will explore and experience a range of materials and processes using digital manufacturing techniques and CAD modelling software to build jewellery and small objects. Digital manufacturing processes covered will include… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART3478 | Photographic Screenprinting This workshop will introduce you to screen printing processes and technologies that focus on photographic and text-based printing. The objectives of the course are to provide you with the skills and knowledge to produce photographic screen… | College of Design and Social Context | — |
| VART3480 | Artists' Books The Artist Book Workshop has been designed to provide you with an expanded understanding of the book as a vehicle for artistic expression. In this class, you will explore the possibilities offered by the artist book for the presentation of… | College of Design and Social Context | — |