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Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-1
– A-1
How to use this handbook
A description of this Handbook and its purpose may be found
on the following pages. It may pay to read it!
The handbook contains two main sections:
1. Course details
2. Unit details
page B-1
page C-1
Explanatory notes on how to interpret schedules and unit details can be
found on pages A-3 and A-4 of this Handbook
Unfamiliar words and words with special meanings are explained in the
glossary of terms which may be found on page A-5; and abbreviations are
explained on page A-8.
Do you want to find a course?
If you know the name
of the course you are
interested in ...
If you know the discipline
or area you want to study
in ...
—>
Turn to the
Table of Courses and
Contacts (on page A-9)
—>
Turn to the
Index of Disciplines
(on page A-44)
Do you want to find a subject or unit?
If you know the subject
or title of units you are
interested in ...
If you know the unit code
and want to find details
of the unit
—>
Turn to the
Index of Unit Titles
(on page A-16)
Turn to the Index of Unit
Codes (on page A-32)
Use the JUMBO indexes to find everything you want!
Turn to pages A-16 to A-49 for comprehensive indexes that will allow
you to search for units, disciplines and subjects, by title and code.
There is also a Synoptic Index on the last page of this handbook.
This is the foolproof way of finding disciplines and units.
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-2
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University of Tasmania – Course and Unit Handbook, 2000
This Handbook
• This Course and Unit Handbook, 2000 (detailing
all coursework courses) is the second volume
in a series of publications which give details
of the University and its courses. The other
volumes are:
• Student Information Handbook, 2000, which
summarises information which students need
to know when they become members of the
University. This handbook is made available
free of charge to students at the time of they
receive their ID card;
• Calendar, which gives the specifications for
all courses offered by the University, a copy
of the University of Tasmania Act, all current
University By-laws, Ordinances and many
Rules, Codes of Conduct and Policies, a
comprehensive list of academic and senior
administrative staff as well as the
membership of Council, Academic Senate
and their various committees. Copies of the
Calendar are held in the University libraries;
In addition to these the University publishes an
Annual Report, copies of which are held in the
University libraries.
The official publications of the University are
also published on the web and may be accessed
from the Handbooks Homepage at
www.admin.utas.edu.au/HANDBOOKS/
handbooks.html
The Research Higher Degrees Handbook 2000 is published
by the Research Office and summarises all information
needed by those embarking on a research degree at the
University.
Course and Unit Handbook
Structure and content
The handbook is divided into three main
sections:
(a) Contents and Indexes, inside front cover
and the following pages prefixed A-;
(b) Course details, pages prefixed B-;
(c) Unit details (including School entries),
pages prefixed C-.
The faculties
The University’s courses are administered and
taught by faculties. There are five faculties as
follows:
• Arts, page A-9
• Commerce and Law, page A-10
• Education, page A-12
• Health Science, page A-12
• Science and Engineering, page A-13.
Contents and indexes
Students are advised to make full use of the
many comprehensive tables of content and
indexes.
The Glossary of Terms (page A-5) and the
Abbreviations (page A-8) provide an
explanation of special words and abbreviations
employed by the University and used
throughout this handbook.
The Table of Courses and Contacts (page
A-9) provides a quick reference to the pages on
which individual courses are described.
The Index of Unit Titles (page A-16) includes
the titles of all units offered by the University
and the pages on which a fuller description of
the units may be found.
The Index of Unit Codes (page A-32) enables
the reader to find the unit details of any unit
currently being offered whose number is
known. To save space, it has been necessary to
refer to prerequisites, corequisites and mutual
exlusions by their unit enrolment code number.
The Index of Course Codes (page A-41)
indicates the page on which the courses are
described as well as giving the meaning of the
course codes.
The Index of Disciplines (page A-44) provides
page references to details of the schools and/or
disciplines and the units which they offer.
The Index of Unit Code Prefixes, with
interpretation (page A-45) provides useful
information as well as page references to the
unit details.
The Synoptic Index (page facing inside back
cover) provides a quick reference to all main
topics of this handbook.
A summary of Principle Dates for the
academic year may be found on page A-49.
Course details
These include such important information as
the course code, the campus(es) where the
course is taught, its duration, details of
admission requirements and any prerequisites
(over and above those listed below as necessary
for general entry into the University), its
objectives and its structure.
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-3
Introduction and explanations – A-3
The courses are summarised in the various
schedules which indicate the units which need
to be studied or which may be taken in order to
complete a given course. These schedules list
indicate the level or year of study, the unit title,
its (HECS) weighting, the semester and
campus(es) on which it is offered, its enrolment
code, and the page reference to the unit details.
or semester 2, but in the North-West Centre
it is available only in semester 1.
6. This unit is footnoted [a]. The footnotes are
printed at the end of the schedule. In the
present example, the unit is twice the
weight of the other units and, in effect,
counts for two electives, meaning that
students who choose HTA202 would enrol
in HEA244, HTA202 and one other unit, to
give a total weight for the year of 100%.
7. Footnotes of this kind are always printed at
the end of the schedule, not necessarily on
the same page as the original reference.
How to interpret a course schedule
Within the box (next column) is a mock-up of a
course schedule of units.
Schedules indicate which units should be taken
to complete a particular course or part of a
course. They form part of the description of the
courses which are detailed in the Course
Details section of this handbook (pages B-1ff).
In this explanation, the numbers down the
lefthand margin of the schedule relate to the
numbered comments which accompany this
explanation.
1. The schedules typically provide the title of
the unit, the semester(s) in which it is
taught, its weight, the campus(es) on which
it is taught, the page on which the full
details of the unit will be found and its
enrolment code number.
2. Most units are taken at a certain level. In
general terms, level 100 means units taken
in the first year of study; level 200 in the
second year; level 300 in the third year. In
the present example, students would be
studying this part of the course in either
their second year or their third year.
3. This line indicates that the unit called
Confessional Poetry: Post-Romantic
Associations is taught in the first semester
[1], is weighted at 12.5%, is available at
Launceston [L], and the North-West Centre
[B] as well as being offered by distance
education [d]. A full description of the unit
can be found on page C-199, and the
enrolment code is either HEA255 or
HEA355 depending on the level at which it
is being taken. To find the meaning of the
abbreviations used in the Handbook, turn
to Abbreviations on page A-8.
4. An elective unit (sometimes called an
option or optional unit) is one which the
student chooses to take from a list of
possible units.
5. Sometimes the information varies
depending on the campus where the unit is
taught. In this case, the unit is offered at
Hobart and Launceston in either semester 1
Schedule
1
Unit Title
2
Level 200/300 (Years 2/3)
3
Confessional Poetry:
Post-Romantic Associations [1]
and any three of the following:
Introduction to Management[1/2]
NWC [1]
Natural Environment Field
Techniques
[2/3]
Australian Art of the 1970s
[2]
and 1980s [a]
Late Medieval and
Renaissance Europe
[na]
Software Specification
[1]
4
5
6
7
sem weight campus page
code
12.5% [LBd]C-199HEA255/355
12.5% [HLB]C-338 BMA101
12.5% [HLB]C-255 KGA213
12.5% [H] C-211 FST201/301
25% [H] C-287 HTA202/302
12.5% [L] C-89
KXA233
[a] If this 25% unit is chosen, then only TWO Elective units
must be chosen to give a total of 100% for the year.
Unit details
These give a fuller description of the unit, its
content and objectives. Other details listed may
include (where known at the time of
publication) the names of teaching staff, the
campus where it is taught, the HECS weight
(which may vary depending on the course in
which the unit is studied), the teaching pattern,
any prerequisite and corequisite units, mutual
exclusions, the method of assessment, and any
required or recommended texts or other
materials. It is important to note that these
details, which are based on information which
was correct at the time of publication, may be
altered by the University. Students are advised
to check the details prior to enrolling in any
course or units.
The unit descriptions include reference to the
course codes of the course(s) for which the
units are offered. To find the page on which the
courses are described used the Index of Course
Codes (page A-41). It is important to note,
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the enrolment code HSA263 or HSA363. As
HSA263/363 may have details specific to
Political Science, it is necessary to check out
the entry under this code number. To find
the page, use the Index of Unit Codes on
page A-32.
5. The person(s) responsible for teaching the
unit are named. If this field is not shown, it
means that this detail is not known at the
time of publication.
6. The campus and mode field indicates the
campus(es) on which the unit is available
and the manner in which it is
communicated. To interpret abbreviations
used in this Handbook, see Abbreviations
on page A-8.
however, that a large number of units may be
studied by students as electives or options in
a wide range of courses, even those offered by
other faculties. Where the code (+OC)
appears, this is a positive indication that the
unit is available to students enrolled in ‘Other
Courses’. However, students are urged to seek
advice from their course coordinator or tutors
as well as from the providing school
concerning the availability of any units they
may be interested in.
How to interpret the unit details
Within the box in the next column is an
example of one of the units to be found in this
publication. The numbers down the lefthand
margin relate to the numbered comments given
below.
1. Readers who know the name of a unit they
wish to study may find the page on which it
is detailed by using the Index of Unit Titles
on page A-16.
2. A unit code consists of three alphacharacters and three arabic numerals.
Where there are two sets of numerals
separated by a slash, as in the present case,
it means the unit may be studied at various
levels. The first of the arabic numerals
indicates the level. Those enrolling in this
unit, for example, may do so at level 200
using the code HSD230 or at level 300 using
the code HSD330. The code prefix HSD
indicates the unit forms part of the
discipline of Public Policy. For details on
how to interpret unit enrolment codes, see
Index of Unit Code Prefixes, with
interpretation on page A-45.
3. A brief description of the unit is provided.
Sometimes reference is made to the
enrolment code of a ‘mother unit’ for more
details. To find the page on which the
mother unit is detailed, it is necessary to
use the Index of Unit Codes on page A-32.
Where shown, as in this example, bold
lettering within brackets at the beginning of
the description indicates the campus(es) on
which the unit is taught; in this case, the
unit is taught in Hobart, while students in
Launceston can participate in the classes by
videolink. The information is also indicated
at 6.
4. Any special notes concerning the unit are
included in this field. In this instance, the
unit may be studied as a Political Science
unit, in which case the student would use
1
Australian Environmental Policy
Enrolment code HSD230/330
2
3 (Hobart, Launceston-videolink) Introduces students to
the dynamics that shape environmental policy in
contemporary Australia and to aspects of
environmental policy. The relationship between
capitalism and environmental protection is considered
in the context of recent disputes between economic and
environmental concerns. The role and capacities of the
state in relation to environmental policy are considered,
and the pattern of Australian environmental policy is
examined through case studies.
4 NB– may be studied as HSA263/363.
5 staff–Dr K Crowley.
6 campus and mode–Hbt, int, Ltn by videolink.
7 unit weight–12.5%.
8 tchg–sem 1–3 lectures, 1 tutorial, 1 workshop
fortnightly (13 wks).
9 prereq–25% at level 100 in Public Policy (S3T: 25% from
Schedule B); m/excl–HSA263/363.
10 assess–2,500–3,000-word essay (40%), 1,000-word
paper/presentation (20%), 2-hr exam in June (40%).
11 coursesR3A R3C S3G(D3) S3T
7. The unit weight indicates what proportion of
a full year’s work the unit represents. A full
year is understood to be 100%. The present
unit is weighted at 12.5% which means that
a student would enrol in eight such units to
make up a full year of study. The unit
weight also gives an approximate indication
of the costs involved. If, for instance, the
unit forms part of a degree course which
costs a total of $10,000 a year (course costs
and HECS charges vary according to the
degree or diploma course in which the
student is enrolled and some courses cost
considerably more than others) the present
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-5
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unit would cost $1,250.
8. This field gives an indication of the time
involved. As a general rule, lectures run for
an hour or so, but in some cases they may
be much longer. Full details are issued at
the time of the first lectures.
9. In order to enrol in the present unit,
students must have completed satisfactorily
at least 25% of units in Public Policy at level
100. The exception is for students enrolled
in the course code S3T (Bachelor of Natural
Environment and Wilderness Studies), In
order to interpret course codes turn to the
Index of Course Codes on page A-41.
10. This field summarises the way in which
students’ work in this unit will be assessed.
11. The unit forms part of a course or series of
courses; these courses are listed by their
code. To find out the meaning of the code,
turn to the Index of Course Codes on page
A-41.
Additional information may sometimes be
given, including lists of required materials and
texts, or lists of recommended reading.
Discipline entries
At the beginning of each group of related units
(generally units whose codes begin with the
same three letters), there may be a discipline
entry which may give specific details
concerning majors and minors or particular
courses appropriate to that discipline. Students
are urged to read carefully any discipline entry
related to the units or course they are studying.
The Handbook Cover
Design
The cover design illustrates three of the theme
areas in which the University is promoting
teaching, learning and research – National and
State Development, Antarctic and Southern
Ocean Studies, and Natural Environment and
Wilderness. In each of them the University has
developed or has the potential to develop
comparative strengths which exploit the
University's location. The Faculty of Science
and Engineering (page B-123) provides a fairly
comprehensive guide to the ways in which that
faculty focuses on the University's theme areas.
Glossary of Terms
Some terms used in this Handbook may be
unfamiliar to new students. The explanations
listed here relate to these terms as they are
used by the University of Tasmania.
Academic Senate: the principal academic
committee of the University, with
undergraduate and postgraduate student
representatives, responsible for academic
matters including the approval of courses and
policy covering entry requirements, admission,
enrolments, assessment and course
completions.
academic year(see also teaching year): extends
from the end of February to the end of
November (see page A-49).
associate lecturer(also called tutor): a member
of the academic staff who works with small
groups of students to develop their knowledge
by a process of discussion and review of
material.
AV-CC: Australian Vice-Chancellors’
Committee, comprising the Vice-Chancellors
of all Australian universities, provides broad
policy within higher education and represents
universities in relations with the
Commonwealth Government and other bodies.
bachelor degree:an award following
completion of an undergraduate course of at
least three years full time (or equivalent part
time), designed to provide a systematic
introduction to a field of study, with some
specialisation at a deeper level of content and
knowledge, and to the underlying principles
and concepts and associated problem-solving
skills, e.g. Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of
Engineering.
corequisite:a companion unit which must be
taken in conjunction with another. For
example, a student enrolling in CRA161
Introduction to Human Biology (page C-293)
must also enrol in KJC161 Chemistry for Life
Sciences (page C-73).
Council:the University Council is the
governing body of the University.
course:a program of study leading to an
award, e.g. the Bachelor of Science course.
credit:exemption from the requirement to
undertake specified units to complete a course,
e.g. an applicant with an associate diploma
may be given credit towards a bachelor degree.
credit pass (CR):a pass in which the student
gained at least 60% but less than 70%.
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credit point,see weighting.
dean:the head of a faculty; the dean is
responsible for the administration of the faculty
and its academic and research pursuits.
deferred ordinary examination (DO):students
suffering from illness or other adverse
circumstances at the time of the examination
may apply for a deferred examination. A
student whose application is granted is
permitted to sit an equivalent examination at a
later date. The deferred examination should
not be confused with the supplementary
examination which is, in effect, an exam which
gives the student a ‘second chance’.
department:see ‘school’.
diploma:an award following completion of a
specified three-year full-time (or equivalent
part-time) undergraduate course designed to
develop skills, including significant practical
experience, and knowledge in a specific field of
activity, leading to professional registration or
meeting the needs of employers in the field,
e.g. Diploma of Applied Science in
Aquaculture.
diplomate:a person who has graduated with a
diploma or associate diploma.
discipline:a field of related studies, e.g. the
disciplines of physics, mathematics, history,
computer science. Some schools are divided
into a number of disciplines; e.g. the School of
Asian Languages and Studies includes the
following disciplines: Discipline of Asian
Studies, Discipline of Chinese, Discipline of
Indonesian, and Discipline of Japanese.
distinction (DN):a pass in which the student
gained at least 70% but less than 80%.
EFTSU(see also weighting): Equivalent Fulltime Student Unit. Each unit has a weight or
load assigned to it in specific courses,
expressed as a proportion of the total full-time
course requirement in a year. All enrolled
students have an EFTSU value calculated on
the units in which they are enrolled in each
semester. The EFTSU calculation determines
the HECS liability of a student. The weights of
the full-time course requirements in a year
normally add up to one EFTSU.
elective(also called an option or optional unit):
a unit which counts towards the requirements
of a course but which is not specified and may
be chosen by the student. For example, the first
year medicine student is required to select
elective unit(s) to the value of 25%. Such units
are generally in another discipline and may
even be taken in another faculty.
examiner(also called the assessor): a lecturer
or lecturers responsible for the examination of
a unit.
faculty:a formal academic body responsible
for the administration of courses, with
membership largely comprised of the teaching
staff of schools assigned to the faculty and
student representatives from the courses for
which it is responsible.
faculty pass (FS/FP):a pass awarded by a
faculty, after consideration of the student’s
overall performance in that academic year, in a
unit in which the assessors did not award a
pass grade. FS means permission to enter a
supplementary examination has been granted;
FP means permission refused.
fail (NS/NN):achieving less than 50%. See,
however, ‘terminating pass’ and ‘faculty pass’.
NS means permission to sit a supplementary
examination has been granted; NN means
permission refused.
flexible delivery:referring to the way in which
a unit is taught (may include lectures, distance
education, video conferencing, use of the
internet, in-campus or statewide weekends,
summer school or winter school).
Grade-Point Average (GPA):a numerical
representation of the average grade or pass of a
student across a defined number of units. Each
faculty determines the method of calculation
for students enrolled in its courses.
graduand:a person who has completed the
requirements of a course but who has not yet
been admitted to an degree or awarded a
diploma.
graduate:a person who has completed the
requirements of a course and has been
admitted to a degree.
graduation ceremony:ceremony at which
qualifications are formally granted (conferred).
HECS:Higher Education Contribution Scheme.
The Commonwealth Government scheme
requiring students to contribute towards the
cost of their higher education. HECS liability is
calculated by multiplying the student’s EFTSU
value by an annual course contribution set by
the Commonwealth Government.
high distinction (HD):a pass in which the
student gained at least 80%.
honours:either an additional year of full-time
study after a three-year full-time degree,
predominantly spent on a research project, or,
in the case of a four-or-more-year full-time
single degree, a defined higher level of
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expectation for meritorious students in the later
stages of the course.
in-country:used of units which are studied
within the relevant country e.g. some
Indonesian units are studied during the
summer vacation within Indonesia.
lecturer/senior lecturer:academic staff with
responsibility for curriculum design, teaching
and assessment.
level:units are often referred to by their level.
Level 100 units are generally deemed to be at
first-year level, level 200 at the second-year,
level 300 as the third-year level.
major:an area of specialisation continued for
the duration of a degree at a deeper level of
content with knowledge developed to a high
level providing the basis for postgraduate
study.
minor:(also called a sub-major): an area of
specialisation continued for two years of a
degree.
mutual exclusion:another unit which may not
be counted with the present unit in the same
course. For example, a student who enrols in
CRA241 General and Medical Microbiology may
not also enrol in KQA207 General Microbiology.
pass (PP):a pass in which the student gained at
least 50% but less than 60%.
postgraduate (study):further study for a
higher qualification following the successful
completion of a bachelor degree, e.g. graduate
diploma or master degree by coursework.
prerequisite:a unit or level of study which
must be successfully completed before a later
unit can be studied. For example, in order to
enrol in FSG210 Graphic Deisgn 2 the student
must have first successfully completed FSG110
Graphic Design 1.
professor:the most senior academic rank, and
often the head of a school.
rotating unit:a unit which is offered in
alternate years.
rotation:when used of the teaching mode of a
unit, means that some students will be
studying a given unit at one time while others
are studying another unit; and then they swap
round.
schedule:part of the course specifications
listing units that may be studied in a particular
course. The schedules in this handbook detail
the year (or level) of the units, the unit title, its
weight, the semester(s) in which it is offered,
the campus where it is taught, the enrolment
code and the page on which a fuller description
of the unit may be found.
school(formerly known as ‘department’): the
academic body responsible for the teaching of a
discipline or group of related disciplines within
a faculty.
semester:teaching period including 13
teaching weeks and a one week break. The
latter is known as the mid-semester break.
Services and Amenities Fee (S&A Fee):an
annual fee levied on all students by the student
associations to fund services and amenities.
The amount is calculated on the EFTSU value
of each student.
specifications:the rules by which a faculty
administers a course.
sub-major:see ‘minor’.
summer school:some courses or units require
students to attend lectures or other University
activities during the long summer vacation. For
administrative purposes, this period is referred
to as semester 3.
supplementary examination:students whose
examination result has been borderline may be
required to sit another examination.
Supplementary examinations are generally
held in January and July.
teaching year:comprises two semesters and
two examination periods; usually a total of 40
weeks.
terminating pass (TS/TP):means the student is
not permitted to undertake studies in the same
subject at a more advanced level. TS means
permission has been granted to sit a
supplementary examination; TP means
permission refused.
testamur(also called a certificate): the
certificate awarded on graduation.
undergraduate (study):study undertaken in
order to gain an associate diploma, diploma,
degree or honours degree.
unit:a set of lectures, seminars, tutorials and /
or practical sessions on a particular topic and
the associated assessment.
viva voce:an oral, face-to-face examination.
weighting:a measure of the proportion that a
unit represents of the total credit specified for
completion of a course. The weighting is
expressed as an EFTSU percentage. (Typically,
a full year’s study is the equivalent of 100%).
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Abbreviations
TCE subjects are abbreviated as follows:
*AG806 Agricultural Science
*BY826 Biology
*CH856 Chemistry
*EL750 Electronics
*EV846 Environmental Science
*FR834 French Stage 4
*GG833 Geography
*GL876 Geology
*GR813 German Stage 4
*IF862 Computer Science
*IN837 Indonesian Stage 4
*JP839 Japanese Stage 4
*MT730 Mathematics Applied
*MT841 Mathematics Stage 2
*MT843 Mathematics Stage 3
*SC786 Applied Science — Physical Sciences
*PH866 Physics
[1]:referring to a unit offered in semester 1
[1/2]:referring to a one-semester unit which
may be studied in either semester 1 or
semester 2
[2]:referring to a unit offered in semester 2
[3]:summer school; referring to a unit which is
offered during summer vacation
[4]:winter school; referring to a unit which is
offered during the between-semester break
assess: method of assessment
AV-CC: Australian Vice-Chancellors’
Committee
AVE: Adult and Vocational Education
[B]:North-West Centre in Burnie
CALL:Computer Assisted Language Learning
coreq: corequisite
CR:pass with credit
CUP:Cambridge University Press
[d]:by distance education
dist.ed:by distance education
DN:pass with distinction
EFTSU:Equivalent Full-time Student Unit
equiv:equivalent
[f]flexible delivery (may include lectures,
distance education, video conferencing, use
of the internet, in-campus or statewide
weekends, summer school or winter school)
[fb]: field-based
FP:faculty pass
[fy]:referring to a unit which runs over two
semesters (full year)
[H]:Hobart
Hbt:Hobart
HD:pass with high distinction
HECS:Higher Education Contribution Scheme
HoS:Head of School
hr:hour
[ic]:in-country
int:internal
[L]:Launceston
lab:laboratory
LGH:Launceston General Hospital
Ltn:Launceston
[M]:Malaysia
m/excl:mutual exclusion
Mly:Malaysia
[n]:teaching arrangement by negotiation
[na]:refers to a unit which is not offered in
2000
NN:a fail grade
NW:North-West (Centre)
NWGH:North-West General Hospital
(+OC)refers to a unit which may be taken in a
variety of courses not specified
[?] or ?:depending on context means ‘to be
confirmed’ or ‘to be advised’
OSCE:Objective Structured Clinical
Examination
OUP:Oxford University Press
OWC:Oxford World’s Classics
[p/b]:paperback edition
PP:a pass grade
prereq: prerequisite
[r]:in rotation
rdg: recommended reading
req: required texts and materials
RHH:Royal Hobart Hospital
[s]:state(wide)
[S] (campus):Singapore
SAQ:Short Answer Question
sem:semester
SgpSingapore
SOSE:Studies of Society and Environment
tba:to be advised
TP:terminating pass
wk, wks:week, weeks
xx%:the HECS weighting (see also EFTSU)
Note: more than one abbreviation may be
enclosed in a single set of square brackets. Thus
[HLBd] would mean the unit is available in
Hobart, Launceston and the North-West Centre
as well as by distance education.
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-9
Table of Courses and Contacts – A-9
Table of Courses and Contacts
North-West Centre
Course Title ................................................................................................................... Course code
University Preparation Program (UPP) ............................................................................. E0D
Bachelor of Arts ..................................................................................................................... R3A
Bachelor of Commerce .......................................................................................................... C3C
Bachelor of Information Systems ........................................................................................ C3S
Bachelor of Education ........................................................................................................... E3A
Bachelor of Applied Science ................................................................................................ S3E
Bachelor of Computing ......................................................................................................... S3F
Bachelor of Natural Environment and Wilderness Studies ............................................ S3T
Contact
(03) 6430 4905.
(03) 6430 4999.
(03) 6430 4999.
(03) 6430 4999.
(03) 6430 4999.
(03) 6430 4999.
(03) 6430 4999.
(03) 6430 4999.
Page
[B-1]
[B-2]
[B-2]
[B-2]
[B-2]
[B-3]
[B-3]
[B-3]
Contact
(03) 6226 2526
(03) 6226 2706
Page
[B-6]
[B-6]
International Students
Course Title ................................................................................................................... Course code
Foundations Studies Program (FSP) ................................................................................... E0E
Introductory Academic Program (IAP) ..............................................................................
The following information is arranged under faculty headings with the courses arranged in levels (diploma,
bachelor and bachelor with honours, combined degree, graduate certificate, graduate diploma, coursework
master, coursework doctorate)
Faculty of Arts
Course Title ................................................................................................................... Course code
Contact
Page
(03) 6324 3601
(03) 6226 2061
(03) 6226 7302
[B-9]
[B-9]
[B-10]
(03) 6226 2249
(03) 6226 2249
(03) 6324 3624
(03) 6324 3624
(03) 6226 7302
(03) 6226 7302
(03) 6324 3599
(03) 6324 3599
(03) 6324 3262
(03) 6324 2319
(03) 6324 3270
(03) 6324 3270
(03) 6324 2338
[B-11]
[B-25]
[B-28]
[B-32]
[B-32]
[B-35]
[B-36]
[B-37]
[B-38]
[B-41]
[B-44]
[B-46]
[B-46]
(03) 6226 2249
(03) 6324 3863
[B-49]
(03) 6226 2249
(03) 6324 3624
[B-48]
(03) 6226 2249
(03) 6226 7510
[B-49]
(03) 6226 2249
(03) 6226 2125
[B-49]
Diplomas
Diploma of Fine Art and Design (DipFAD) ...................................................................... F2F
Diploma of Languages (DipLang) ..................................................................................... R2A
Diploma of Music (DipMus) ............................................................................................... F2M
Bachelor and bachelor with honours degrees
Bachelor of Arts (BA) ........................................................................................................... R3A
Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA(Hons)) ..................................................................... R4A
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) ................................................................................................. F3E
Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours (BFA(Hons)) ........................................................... F4A
Bachelor of Music (BMus) ................................................................................................... F3H
Bachelor of Music with Honours (BMus(Hons)) .............................................................. F4D
Bachelor of Performing Arts (BPA) .................................................................................... F3B
Bachelor of Performing Arts with Honours (BPA(Hons)) .............................................. F4B
Bachelor of Social Science (BSocSc) .................................................................................... R3C
Bachelor of Social Science (Police Studies) (BSocSc(PoliceStudies)) ............................. R3K
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) ........................................................................................... R3B
Bachelor of Social Work with Honours (BSW(Hons)) ..................................................... R4B
Bachelor of Tourism (BTourism) .......................................................................................... R3J
Combined degrees
Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Applied Science (BA-BAppSc) ........................................ R3G
................................................................................................................................................ Arts:
........................................................................................................................... Applied Science:
Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Fine Arts (BA-BFA) ............................................................ R3F
................................................................................................................................................ Arts:
........................................................................................................................................ Fine Arts:
Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Laws (BA-LLB) .................................................................. L3D
................................................................................................................................................ Arts:
................................................................................................................................................ Law:
Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Science (BA-BSc) ................................................................ R3H
................................................................................................................................................ Arts:
............................................................................................................................................ Science
The information in this handbook is subject to change. Changes are noted via the website: www.admin.utas.edu.au/HANDBOOKS/
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-10
A-10
University of Tasmania – Course and Unit Handbook, 2000
Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Arts (BCom-BA) ..................................................... C3H
..................................................................................................................................... Commerce:
................................................................................................................................................ Arts:
Bachelor of Economics–Bachelor of Arts (BEc-BA) ........................................................... C3J
..................................................................................................................................... Economics:
................................................................................................................................................ Arts:
(03) 6226 2009
(03) 6226 2249
[B-49]
(03) 6226 2009
(03) 6226 2249
[B-49]
(03) 6226 2061
(03) 6226 2347
(03) 6226 7340
[B-50]
[B-50]
[B-51]
(03) 6324 3624
(03) 6226 2298
(03) 6226 7340
(03) 6226 2741
(03) 6324 3270
[B-52]
[B-53]
[B-54]
[B-54]
[B-56]
Graduate diplomas
Graduate Diploma in Humanities (GradDipHum) .......................................................... R6B
Graduate Diploma of Languages (GradDipLang) ............................................................. R6J
Graduate Diploma of Music (GradDipMus) ..................................................................... F6D
Master degrees
Master of Fine Art and Design (MFAD) ............................................................................ F7D
Master of Humanities (MHum) ........................................................................................... R7B
Master of Music (MMus) ...................................................................................................... F7E
Master of Public Administration (MPA) ........................................................................... R7D
Master of Social Work (MSW) ............................................................................................ R7G
Research Higher Degrees
For information on research higher degrees in the Faculty of Arts , contact the Research Higher Degrees Unit, Student
Administration (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 7495
The Schools and Centres of the Faculty of Arts
Tasmanian School of Art at Hobart
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 4304
Conservatorium of Music
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 7302
Tasmanian School of Art at Launceston
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3601
Centre for Performing Arts
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3599
School of Asian Languages and Studies
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3223
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2342
School of Philosophy
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2255
School of English and European Languages
and Literatures
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2347
School of Government
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2331
School of History and Classics
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2298
Centre for Public Policy and Management
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2741
Riawunna Centre for Aboriginal Education
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2772
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3491
School of Sociology and Social Work
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2338
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3343
Faculty of Commerce and Law
Course Title ................................................................................................................... Course code
Contact
Page
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6324 3014
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6226 2266
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6226 2825
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6226 2375
(03) 6226 7510
[B-57]
[B-58]
[B-59]
[B-59]
[B-64]
[B-65]
[B-69]
[B-70]
[B-72]
[B-73]
Bachelor and bachelor with honours
Bachelor of Business Adminstration (HospMgmt) (BBA(HospMgmt)) ........................ C3T
Bachelor of Business Adminstration (HRM) (BBA(HRM)) ............................................ C3U
Bachelor of Business Adminstration (Tourism Management) (BBA(TourismMgmt)) C3V
Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) .......................................................................................... C3C
Bachelor of Commerce with Honours (BCom(Hons)) .................................................... C4C
Bachelor of Economics (BEc) ................................................................................................ C3E
Bachelor of Economics with Honours (BEc(Hons)) .......................................................... C4E
Bachelor of Information Systems (BIS) ............................................................................... C3S
Bachelor of Information Systems with Honours (BIS(Hons)) ......................................... C4S
Bachelor of Laws (LLB) ......................................................................................................... L3B
Having difficulty finding what you want? Try the Synoptic Index (page facing inside back cover)
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-11
Table of Courses and Contacts – A-11
Combined degrees
Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Laws (BA-LLB) .................................................................. L3D
................................................................................................................................................ Arts:
.............................................................................................................................................. Laws:
Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Applied Science (BCom-BAppSc) ....................... C3A
..................................................................................................................................... Commerce:
........................................................................................................................... Applied Science:
Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Arts (BCom-BA) ..................................................... C3H
..................................................................................................................................... Commerce:
................................................................................................................................................ Arts:
Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Computing (BCom-BComp) ................................ C3K
..................................................................................................................................... Commerce:
................................................................................................................................... Computing:
Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Laws (BCom-LLB) .................................................. L3F
..................................................................................................................................... Commerce:
.............................................................................................................................................. Laws:
Bachelor of Economics–Bachelor of Arts (BEc-BA) ........................................................... C3J
..................................................................................................................................... Economics:
................................................................................................................................................ Arts:
Bachelor of Economics–Bachelor of Laws (BEc-LLB) ....................................................... L3E
..................................................................................................................................... Economics:
.............................................................................................................................................. Laws:
Bachelor of Information Systems–Bachelor of Laws (BIS-LLB) ...................................... L3K
................................................................................................................... Information Systems:
.............................................................................................................................................. Laws:
Bachelor of Science–Bachelor of Laws (BSc-LLB) ............................................................ L3G
.......................................................................................................................................... Science:
............................................................................................................................................. Laws:
(03) 6226 2249
(03) 6226 7510
[B-75]
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6324 3835
[B-76]
(03) 6226 2009
(03) 6226 2249
[B-80]
(03) 6226 2009
(03) 6324 3863
[B-81]
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6226 7510
[B-75]
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6226 2249
[B-82]
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6226 7510
[B-75]
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6226 7510
[B-75]
(03) 6226 2125
(03) 6226 7510
[B-75]
(03) 6324 3140
[B-84]
(03) 6324 3140
(03) 6226 2900
[B-85]
[B-88]
(03) 6324 3140
(03) 6226 2266
(03) 6226 2900
[B-86]
[B-87]
[B-89]
Graduate certificate
Graduate Certificate of Management (GradCertMgt) ..................................................... C5T
Graduate diplomas
Graduate Diploma of Business Administration (GDBA) ............................................... C6Q
Graduate Diploma in Information Systems (GradDipIs) ................................................ C6P
Master degrees
Master of Business Administration (MBA) ...................................................................... C7M
Master of Commerce (Com) ................................................................................................ C7C
Master of Information Systems (MIS) ................................................................................ C7A
Research Higher Degrees
For information on research higher degrees in the Faculty of Commerce and Law, contact the Research Higher Degrees Unit,
Student Administration (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 7495
The Schools of the Faculty of Commerce and Law
School of Accounting and Finance
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2266
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3522
School of Economics
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2308
School of Law
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2073
School of Management
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3014
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 7636
School of Information Systems
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2900
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3145
The information in this handbook is subject to change. Changes are noted via the website: www.admin.utas.edu.au/HANDBOOKS/
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-12
A-12
University of Tasmania – Course and Unit Handbook, 2000
Faculty of Education
Course Title ................................................................................................................... Course code
Contact
Page
(03) 6324 3645
(03) 6324 3645
(03) 6324 3988
(03) 6324 3261
(03) 6324 3045
(03) 6324 3908
(03) 63243045
(03) 6324 3261
(03) 6324 3680
(03) 6324 3680
(03) 6226 2560
(03) 6226 2560
[B-91]
[B-93]
[B-94]
[B-95]
[B-98]
[B-98]
[B-100]
[B-100]
[B-103]
(03) 6324 3312
[B-104]
(03) 6324 3312
[B-104]
(03) 6324 3312
[B-104]
(03) 6226 2250
[B-180]
(03) 6324 3396
[B-108]
Bachelor and bachelor with honours
Bachelor of Adult and Vocational Education (BAdVocEd) ........................................... E3G
Bachelor of Adult and Vocational Education with Honours (BAdVocEd(Hons)) ..... E4G
Bachelor of Education (BEd) ............................................................................................... E3A
Bachelor of Education (In-Service) (BEd) ........................................................................... E3B
.........................................................................................................................................................
Bachelor of Education with Honours (BEd(Hons)) ......................................................... E4A
.........................................................................................................................................................
Bachelor of Education with Honours (In-Service) (BEd(Hons)) ..................................... E4C
Bachelor of Human Movement (BMH) ............................................................................... E3J
Bachelor of Human Movement with Honours (BMH(Hons)) ......................................... E4J
Bachelor of Teaching (BTeach) ........................................................................................... E3H
Bachelor of Teaching with Honours (BTeach(Hons)) ..................................................... E4H
[B-96]
Graduate certificate
Graduate Certificate of Education (GradCertEd) ............................................................. E5B
Graduate diploma
Graduate Diploma of Education (GradDipEd) ................................................................. E6C
Master
Master of Education (MEd) .................................................................................................. E7B
see also the following which is offered by the Faculty of Science and Engineering
Master of Psychology (Educational Psychology) (MPsych(Ed)) .................................... S7Q
Doctorate
Doctorate in Education (EdD) ............................................................................................. E9Z
Research Higher Degrees
For information on research higher degrees in the Faculty of Education, contact the Research Higher Degrees Unit, Student
Administration (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 7495
The Schools of the Faculty of Education
Early Childhood and Primary Education
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3396
Faculty of Education Research Office
contact the (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3248
Secondary and Post-Compulsory Education
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3038
Faculty of Health Science
Course Title ................................................................................................................... Course code
Contact
Page
Bachelor and bachelor with honours
Bachelor of Biomedical Science (BBiomedSc) ................................................................... M3E
Bachelor of Biomedical Science with Honours (BBiomedSc(Hons)) ............................. M4E
Bachelor of Medical Science (BMedSc) ............................................................................. M3A
Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours (BMedSc(Hons)) ....................................... M4A
Bachelor of Medicine–Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) ........................................................ M3B
Bachelor of Medicine–Bachelor of Surgery with Honours (MBBS(Hons)) .................. M4B
Bachelor of Nursing (BN) ................................................................................................... H3D
Bachelor of Nursing with Honours (BN(Hons)) ............................................................. H4A
Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) ........................................................................................ M3F
Bachelor of Pharmacy with Honours (BPharm(Hons)) ................................................. M4C
(03) 6324 3229
(03) 6324 3229
(03) 6226 4757
(03) 6226 4757
(03) 6226 4757
(03) 6226 4757
(03) 6324 3318
(03) 6324 3318
(03) 6226 2190
(03) 6226 2190
Having difficulty finding what you want? Try the Synoptic Index (page facing inside back cover)
[B-111]
[B-111]
[B-112]
[B-112]
[B-112]
[B-112]
[B-114]
[B-116]
[B-116]
[B-117]
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-13
Table of Courses and Contacts – A-13
Graduate certificate
Graduate Certificate in Advanced Nursing (GradCertAdvN) ..................................... H5A
(03) 6324 3318
[B-118]
Graduate diplomas
Graduate Diploma in Advanced Nursing (GradDipAdvN) ......................................... H6A
Graduate Diploma in Immunology and Microbiology (GradDipImmunolMicrobiol) M6A
(03) 6324 3318 [B-119]
not offered in 2000 [B-118]
Master degrees
Master of Medical Science (MMedSc) .............................................................................. M7A
Master of Nursing (MN) ..................................................................................................... H7A
(03) 6226 4757
(03) 6324 3318
[B-121]
[B-121]
Research Higher Degrees
For information on research higher degrees in the Faculty of Health Science, contact the Research Higher Degrees Unit, Student
Administration (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 7495
The Schools and Disciplines of the Faculty of Health Science
School of Biomedical Science
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3229
School of Medicine
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 4757
School of Medicine Disciplines
Anatomy & Physiology (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2678
Biochemistry (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2672
Epidemiology (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 7702
General Practice (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 4757
Medicine (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 4870
Paediatrics & Child Health (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 4860
Pathology (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 4830
Psychiatry (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 4885
Surgery (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 4890
School of Nursing
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3318
School of Pharmacy
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2190
University Department of Rural Health
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6324 4000
Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 4858
Faculty of Science and Engineering
Course Title ................................................................................................................... Course code
Contact
Page
Diploma
Diploma in Aquaculture (DipAq) ....................................................................................... S2B
(03) 6324 3863
[B-125]
(03) 6226 2620
(03) 6226 2971
(03) 6324 3863
(03) 6226 2620
(03) 6226 2620
(03) 6324 3863
(03) 6324 3863
(03) 6324 3863
(03) 6324 3863
(03) 6324 3863
(03) 6226 2008
(03) 6324 3347
(03) 6226 2135
(03) 6226 2135
(03) 6324 3863
(03) 6324 3863
(03) 6226 2108
(03) 6226 2108
(03) 6226 2125
[B-125]
[B-165]
[B-127]
[B-131]
[B-132]
[B-131]
[B-133]
[B-134]
[B-135]
[B-135]
[B-137]
[B-137]
[B-137]
[B-142]
[B-143]
[B-144]
[B-145]
[B-146]
[B-147]
Bachelor and bachelor with honours
Bachelor of Agricultural Science (BAgrSc) ........................................................................ S3A
Bachelor of Antarctic Studies with Honours (BAntSt(Hons)) ........................................ S4G
Bachelor of Applied Science (BAppSc) ............................................................................... S3E
Bachelor of Applied Science (Agriculture) (BAppSc(Agr)) ............................................. S3B
Bachelor of Applied Science (Horticulture) (BAppSc(Hort)) .......................................... S3C
Bachelor of Applied Science with Honours (BAppSc(Hons)) ......................................... S4C
Bachelor of Aquaculture (BAqua) ....................................................................................... S3K
Bachelor of Architecture (BArch) ....................................................................................... D3B
Bachelor of Architecture with Honours (BArch(Hons)) ................................................. D4B
Bachelor of Computing (Launceston) (BComp) ................................................................. S3F
Bachelor of Computing (Hobart–Teachout) (BComp) .................................................... S3H
Bachelor of Computing with Honours (Launceston) (BComp(Hons)) .......................... S4D
Bachelor of Engineering (BE) ............................................................................................. N3A
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (BE(Hons)) ....................................................... N4A
Bachelor of Environmental Design (BEnvDes) ................................................................ D3A
Bachelor of Environmental Design with Honours (BEnvDes(Hons)) .......................... D4A
Bachelor of Geomatics (BGeom) ........................................................................................ N3H
Bachelor of Geomatics with Honours (BGeom(Hons)) .................................................. N4H
Bachelor of Natural Environment and Wilderness Studies (BNatEnvWildSt) ............ S3T
The information in this handbook is subject to change. Changes are noted via the website: www.admin.utas.edu.au/HANDBOOKS/
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-14
A-14
University of Tasmania – Course and Unit Handbook, 2000
Bachelor of Science (BSc) ...................................................................................................... S3G
Bachelor of Science (Economic Geology) (BSc) ................................................................. S3G
Bachelor of Science (Forest Ecology) (BSc) ........................................................................ S3G
Bachelor of Science (Marine, Freshwater and Antarctic Biology) (BSc) ........................ S3G
Bachelor of Science (Natural Environment and Wilderness Management) (BSc) ....... S3G
Bachelor of Science with Honours (BSc(Hons)) ................................................................ S4E
Bachelor of Surveying with Honours (BSurv(Hons)) ..................................................... N4B
Bachelor of Technology (BTech) ........................................................................................ N3M
(03) 6226 2125
(03) 6226 2125
(03) 6226 2125
(03) 6226 2125
(03) 6226 2125
(03) 6226 2125
(03) 6226 2108
(03) 6226 2135
[B-150]
[B-158]
[B-155]
[B-156]
[B-156]
[B-160]
[B-160]
[B-161]
(03) 6226 2249
(03) 6324 3863
[B-162]
(03) 6226 2249
(03) 6226 2125
[B-163]
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6324 3863
[B-76]
(03) 6226 2125
(03) 6226 2135
[B-164]
(03) 6226 2160
(03) 6226 3863
[B-81]
(03) 6226 2125
(03) 6226 7510
[B-75]
(03) 6226 2619
(03) 6226 2619
(03) 6324 3835
(03) 6324 3391
(03) 6324 3391
(03) 6226 2836
(03) 6226 2836
(03) 6226 2616
(03) 6226 2616
(03) 6226 2106
(03) 6226 2845
[B-166]
[B-166]
[B-166]
[B-167]
[B-168]
[B-169]
[B-170]
[B-170]
[B-172]
[B-174]
[B-168]
(03) 6324 3835
(03) 6226 2125
(03) 6324 3391
(03) 6226 2819
(03) 6226 2836
(03) 6226 2836
(03) 6226 2836
(03) 6226 2250
(03) 6226 2250
(03) 6226 2125
(03) 6226 2135
[B-175]
[B-174]
[B-176]
[B-176]
[B-177]
[B-179]
[B-179]
[B-180]
[B-180]
[B-181]
[B-183]
Combined degrees
Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Applied Science (BA-BAppSc) ........................................ R3G
................................................................................................................................................ Arts:
............................................................................................................................ Applied Science
Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Science (BA-BSc) ................................................................ R3H
................................................................................................................................................ Arts:
............................................................................................................................................ Science
Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Applied Science (BCom-BAppSc) ....................... C3A
..................................................................................................................................... Commerce:
........................................................................................................................... Applied Science:
Bachelor of Science–Bachelor of Engineering (BSc-BE) .................................................. N3C
........................................................................................................................................... Science:
.................................................................................................................................. Engineering:
Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Computing (BSc-BComp) ..................................... C3K
..................................................................................................................................... Commerce:
................................................................................................................................... Computing:
Bachelor of Science–Bachelor of Laws (BSc-LLB) ............................................................ L3G
.......................................................................................................................................... Science:
............................................................................................................................................. Laws:
Graduate diploma and graduate diploma with honours
Graduate Diploma in Agricultural Science (GradDipAgrSc) ......................................... S6A
Graduate Diploma in Agricultural Science with Honours (GradDipAgrSc(Hons)) ... S6Y
Graduate Diploma in Applied Science in Aquaculture (GradDipAppSc) .................... S6C
Graduate Diploma in Computing (GradDipComp) ......................................................... S6J
Graduate Diploma in Computing with Honours (GradDipComp(Hons)) ................... S6S
Graduate Diploma of Environmental Studies (GradDipEnvSt) ..................................... S6B
Graduate Diploma of Environmental Studies with Honours (GradDipEnvSt (Hons)) S6W
Graduate Diploma in Science (GradDipSc) ....................................................................... S6D
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours (GradDipSc(Hons)) ................................. S6X
Graduate Diploma in Spatial Information Science with Honours (GradDipSIS(Hons)) N6Y
Graduate Diploma of Engineering (Honours) (GradDipEng(Hons)) ........................... N6Z
Master degrees
Master of Applied Science in Aquaculture (MAppSc) ..................................................... S7C
Master of Applied Science (MAppSc) ................................................................................ S7P
Master of Computing (MComp) ......................................................................................... S7K
Master of Economic Geology (MEconGeol) ....................................................................... S7F
Master of Environmental Management (MEnvMgt) ........................................................ S7D
Master of Environmental Studies (MEnvSt) ...................................................................... S7B
Master of Meteorology and Oceanography (MMet&Oc) ............................................... S7N
Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) (MPsych(Clin)) .......................................... S7J
Master of Psychology (Developmental and Educational Psychology) (MPsych(Ed)) S7Q
Master of Science Studies (MScSt) ...................................................................................... S7E
Master of Technology (MTech) ......................................................................................... N7A
Research Higher Degrees
For information on research higher degrees in the Faculty of Science and Engineering, contact the Research Higher Degrees
Unit, Student Administration (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 7495
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Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-15
Table of Courses and Contacts – A-15
The Schools of the Faculty of Science and Engineering
School of Agricultural Science
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2620
School of Engineering
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2135
School of Applied Science
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3830
School of Geography and Environmental
Studies
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2463
School of Aquaculture
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3801
School of Architecture
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3494
School of Chemistry
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 7886
School of Computing
Secretary (Ltn) ph (03) 6324 3347
School of Earth Sciences
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2476
School of Mathematics and Physics
IASOS Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2971
Physics Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2401
Mathematics Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2439
School of Plant Science
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2603
School of Psychology
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2237
School of Zoology
Secretary (Hbt) ph (03) 6226 2613
A note concerning Science in the University of Tasmania
As used by the University of Tasmania, the term ‘Science’ is generally employed in relation to the study of natural
phenomena: the universe, the earth, minerals, plants, and animal life. In its broadest sense, however, the word means
no more than ‘knowledge’ and includes sciences such as sociology, psychology, political science, economics and so
on. In some cases, it is difficult, if not impossible, to draw a hard line between the study of physical phenomena and
the study of, say, human influence on those phenomena. Thus, a discipline such as geography, is both a science and
an arts discipline. There is also a fuzzy line drawn between science and the application of one’s knowledge of
science. In the field of agriculture, for instance, some subjects are properly understood as science; others are applied
science. In a discipline such as engineering, there is considerable emphasis placed on mathematics and physics
(which are sciences) but it is geared almost exclusively towards the understanding and solving of engineering
problems. Some science disciplines are closely related to other often more fundamental disciplines. Thus, for
instance, microbiology tends to be related to the study of medicine or agricultural sciences.
Thus, not all sciences are offered by the Faculty of Science and Engineering. In particular, students should note that
biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, physiology and biomedical science are offered by the Faculty of Health
Science.
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Index of Unit Titles
A
A Brief History of 20th-Century Art ............ C-99, 238
A Place in the Wilderness ..................................... C-203
Aboriginal Arts .......................................................... C-3
Aboriginal Studies 4 (Honours)
Full time/Part time ............................................... C-6
Aboriginal Women ........................................... C-3, 496
About Research in AVE ......................................... C-133
Academic Literacy ..................................................... C-1
Academic Studies I .................................................... C-1
Academic Studies II ................................................... C-1
Accompaniment 1 .................................................. C-377
Accompaniment 2 .................................................. C-380
Accompaniment 3 .................................................. C-383
Accounting and Economics for Engineers C-178, 188
Accounting and Financial Decision Making ......... C-7
Accounting Concepts for Managers ....................... C-8
Accounting Context and Method ............................ C-7
Accounting Information Systems ............................ C-8
Accounting Theory .................................................... C-9
Acute Care Nursing .............................................. C-390
Acute Care Nursing Practice A ............................ C-393
Acute Care Nursing Practice B ............................ C-393
Acute Care Nursing Science A ............................. C-393
Acute Care Nursing Science B ............................. C-393
Adapted Physical Activity ................................... C-295
Adolescent Counselling ........................................ C-149
Adult Learning ....................................................... C-149
Adult Learning Issues ........................................... C-149
Adult Psychopathology ........................................ C-460
Adulthood and Aging ........................................... C-455
Advanced Accounting Information Systems C-11, 12
Advanced Accounting Theory ........................ C-11, 12
Advanced Administrative Law ........................... C-325
Advanced Ancient Greek A ............................ C-37, 39
Advanced Ancient Greek B ............................. C-37, 39
Advanced Ancient Greek Grammar ..................... C-39
Advanced Aquaculture Technology ..................... C-44
Advanced Assessment .......................................... C-461
Advanced Auditing .......................................... C-11, 13
Advanced Buddhist Philosophy .................. C-60, 416
Advanced Business German 3B ........................... C-281
Advanced Computer Security ............................... C-92
Advanced Constitutional Law ............................. C-325
Advanced Criminal Law ...................................... C-325
Advanced Electronic Commerce ................ C-309, 310
Advanced Expert Systems ...................................... C-91
Advanced Finance ............................................ C-11, 13
Advanced Financial Accounting ............... C-9, 11, 13
Advanced Fluid Mechanics .................................. C-176
Advanced Geographic Information Systems
(GIS) ..................................................................... C-275
Advanced Geology ................................................ C-269
Advanced Geomechanics ..................................... C-168
Advanced Hydraulics ........................................... C-168
Advanced Indonesian Language Skills ..... C-303, 305
Advanced Indonesian Language Skills
(Padang) .............................................................. C-304
Advanced International Law ............................... C-325
Advanced Interviewing & Counselling ............. C-464
Advanced Lambda Calculus ................................ C-194
Advanced Latin A ........................................... C-37, 321
Advanced Latin B ........................................... C-37, 321
Advanced Latin Grammar ................................... C-321
Advanced Management ....................................... C-176
Advanced Management Accounting ...... C-10, 12, 13
Advanced Manufacturing ........................... C-173, 176
Advanced Physiology and Nutrition ................. C-298
Advanced Practice in Nursing ............................. C-393
Advanced Print Journalism .................................. C-317
Advanced Psychology .......................................... C-456
Advanced Spatial Data Analysis ......................... C-277
Advanced Structural Mechanics ......................... C-176
Advanced Study/Research .................................. C-366
Advanced Taxation Accounting ..................... C-12, 13
Advanced Therapeutic Communication ............ C-393
Aerodynamic Design ............................................ C-174
African History ...................................................... C-291
African Literature .................................................. C-198
African Literature West and South ..................... C-198
African-American History ................................... C-291
Age of Revolution and Empire c. 1708-1815
The Modern World in Australia to 1860 ......... C-286
Agricultural Engineering ....................................... C-25
Agricultural Geology & Soil Science .................... C-17
Agricultural Geology & Soil Science (Science) .... C-15
Agricultural Microbiology ..................................... C-24
Agricultural Microbiology 3 .................................. C-25
Agricultural Science Honours Thesis ................... C-28
Agricultural Technology ......................................... C-21
Agroforestry ............................................................. C-40
Agronomy ................................................................. C-21
Agronomy 2 .............................................................. C-26
Agronomy 2 (Science) ............................................. C-22
Agronomy A ...................................................... C-18, 23
Agronomy B ...................................................... C-19, 23
Algebra and Applications 2 ................................. C-351
Algebra and Applications 3 ................................. C-353
Algorithms and Metrics .......................................... C-94
Alternative Terrestrial Lifestyles– The Fungi ... C-436
American Women Writing
(Nineteenth Century) ............................... C-198, 496
Anaesthetic Nursing Practice A ........................... C-394
Anaesthetic Nursing Practice B ........................... C-394
Anaesthetic Nursing Science A ........................... C-394
Anaesthetic Nursing Science B ............................ C-394
Analysis 3 ................................................................ C-353
Analytical & Environmental Chemistry ............... C-80
Analytical and Environmental Chemistry 2 ........ C-74
Analytical Chemistry 2 ........................................... C-73
Anatomy and Physiology 1 .................................... C-67
Anatomy and Physiology 2 .................................... C-68
Ancient Civilisations 1 ............................................ C-33
Ancient Civilisations 1A Gender and Politics in
Classical Literature .............................................. C-33
Ancient Civilisations 1B Introduction to Greek
and Roman History ............................................. C-33
Animal Production .................................................. C-26
Animal Production Systems ............................ C-18, 21
Animal Science ......................................................... C-22
Antarctic and Southern Ocean Law .................... C-325
Antarctic Ecology ................................................... C-505
Anti-discrimination Law ...................................... C-326
Applied Algology .................................................... C-42
Applied and Environmental Microbiology ......... C-44
Applied Biology Honours Full time/Part time ... C-41
Applied Developmental Psychology
Adolescence & Adulthood ............................... C-464
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Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-17
Index of Unit Titles A-17
Applied Developmental Psychology
Childhood ........................................................... C-464
Applied Food Science ........................................... C-146
Applied Food Science (Primary) ......................... C-119
Applied Hydrodynamics and Turbomachines .. C-170
Applied Issues in Educational Psychology ....... C-462
Applied Kinesiology Laboratory ......................... C-293
Applied Physics ..................................................... C-428
Applied Physiology ................................................. C-29
Applied Physiology and Nutrition ..................... C-294
Approaches in Counselling Research
and Assessment ................................................. C-149
Approaches to International Relations ............... C-444
Aquaculture Honours (BAppSc)
Full time/Part time ............................................. C-46
Aquatic Animal Health ........................................... C-44
Aquatic Botany ...................................................... C-436
Aquatic Ecology I .................................................... C-41
Aquatic Ecology II ................................................... C-42
Aquatic Microbiology ............................................. C-44
Archaic & Classical Greek Art ............................... C-34
Art and Design Theory 2/3 ........................... C-99, 211
Art and Education ................................................. C-121
Art as a Way of Life Romantics, Rebels,
Academics and Aesthetes .......................... C-99, 213
Artificial Intelligence ............................................... C-89
Arts Education ....................................................... C-115
Asia in International Politics .................................. C-63
Asian Environmental Justice ......................... C-60, 467
Asian Political Thought ................................. C-58, 444
Asian Studies 1A ...................................................... C-56
Asian Studies 1B ...................................................... C-56
Asian Studies 4 (Honours)
Full time/Part time ............................................. C-62
ASIC Design ........................................................... C-181
Assessment and Evaluation ................................. C-128
Astronomy .............................................................. C-429
Auditing .................................................................... C-10
Aural and Listening 1 ........................................... C-375
Aural and Listening 2 ........................................... C-379
Aural and Listening 3 ........................................... C-381
Australia and Asia ................................................... C-57
Australia and the Asia-Pacific Economies
Trade Principles and Policy ............................. C-110
Australia from 1914 to the Present ...................... C-288
Australia from the 1850s to the Eve of
The Great War .................................................... C-287
Australia in Asia – Special Study ........................ C-150
Australia in Asia – Studies of Asia in the K-8
Curriculum ......................................................... C-150
Australia in Asia – Studies of Asia in the Senior
Secondary Curriculum ..................................... C-150
Australia in Regional Context ............................. C-444
Australian Art of the 1970s and 1980s ......... C-99, 211
Australian Environmental Policy ............... C-445, 467
Australian Foreign Policy ............................ C-445, 468
Australian History 1788-1990s ............................. C-290
Australian Natural Environments ...................... C-105
Australian Political Economy .............................. C-108
Australian Political System Political Parties
and Parliament .......................................... C-449, 468
Australian Public Policy ....................................... C-468
Author for Special Study David Foster .............. C-207
B
Bachelor of Antarctic Studies with Honours ....... C-39
Bachelor of Commerce Honours –
Part time/Full time ............................................. C-11
Bachelor of Economics – Honours
Part time/Full time ........................................... C-112
Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours
Full time/Part time .................................. C-233, 245
Bachelor of Information Systems with
Honours Part time/Full time .......................... C-308
Bachelor of Music with Honours,
Full time/Part time ........................................... C-383
Bachelor of Performing Arts Honours
(Full-time/Part-time) ........................................ C-407
Banking and Financial Institutions ..................... C-110
Bases of Educational Decision ............................. C-121
Basic Business German ......................................... C-281
Behaviour Change 1 ..................................... C-460, 463
Behaviour Change 2 ..................................... C-461, 464
Biochemistry (Agriculture) .................................... C-20
Biochemistry (Pharmacy) ..................................... C-409
Biochemistry 1 .......................................................... C-75
Biochemistry 2 (Medicine) .................................... C-360
Biochemistry 4 (BSc Honours) ............................... C-67
Biochemistry and Microbiology 2 ......................... C-65
Biochemistry for Aquaculture ............................... C-75
Biogeography and Climatology ................. C-254, 255
Biological Physics .................................................. C-429
Biomechanics .......................................................... C-295
Biomedical Science 1
(Nutrition & Neurobiology) ............................... C-69
Biomedical Science 2
(Pharmacology & Pathophysiology) ................ C-70
Biosynthesis & Function of Natural Products ..... C-81
Botany 1E ................................................................ C-434
Botany 1G ............................................................... C-434
Botany 2 ................................................................... C-435
Botany 4 Full time/Part time ............................... C-438
Bridging Maths .......................................................... C-2
British Women Writing
(Nineteenth Century) ............................... C-199, 496
Building Technology in Design 1 .......................... C-47
Building Technology in Design 2 .......................... C-47
Building Technology in Design 3 .......................... C-49
Building Technology in Design 4 .......................... C-49
Building Technology in Design 5 .......................... C-50
Building Technology in Design 6 .......................... C-50
Building Technology in Design 7 (BArch) ........... C-52
Building Technology in Design 8 (BArch) ........... C-52
Business French ...................................................... C-248
Business Information Systems ............................. C-306
Business Logistics .................................................. C-306
Business of Agriculture and Horticulture ............ C-15
Business Strategies and Marketing for
Engineers ................................................... C-181, 190
Business-Government Relations ................ C-445, 468
Buyer Behaviour .................................................... C-338
C
Calculus and Applications 1 ................................ C-349
Calculus and Applications 1A ............................. C-349
Calculus and Applications 1B .............................. C-350
Calculus and Applications 1S .............................. C-349
Calculus and Applications 2 ................................ C-351
Cancer Nursing Practice A ................................... C-394
Cancer Nursing Practice B ................................... C-394
Cancer Nursing Studies A .................................... C-394
Cancer Nursing Studies B .................................... C-394
Cape Barren Island 1850-1950 .................................. C-3
Cases in Public Administration ........................... C-473
Cell Biology ..................................................... C-67, 436
Cellular Immunology ............................................ C-371
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Ceramic Fabrication .............................................. C-220
Ceramics 1 ..................................................... C-235, 239
Ceramics 2 ............................................ C-219, 236, 239
Ceramics 3 ..................................................... C-220, 239
Ceramics for the Kitchen Dresser ........................ C-239
Ceramics Precious and Ephemeral ..................... C-239
Chance, Coincidence and Chaos ................ C-336, 417
Change and Order in Contemporary
Society ................................................. C-99, 216, 487
Chemistry (Honours) Full time/Part time ........... C-82
Chemistry (Pharmacy) .......................................... C-408
Chemistry 1 .............................................................. C-72
Chemistry 1 (Agricultural Science) ....................... C-16
Chemistry 1 (Applied Agriculture) ....................... C-16
Chemistry 1A ........................................................... C-78
Chemistry 1B ............................................................ C-79
Chemistry 1C ............................................................ C-78
Chemistry 2 .............................................................. C-79
Chemistry 3A ........................................................... C-81
Chemistry 3B ............................................................ C-81
Chemistry for Life Sciences ............................. C-73, 80
Chemistry Honours
Full time/Part time (BAppSc) ........................... C-76
Chemistry of Materials ........................................... C-79
Chemistry Option (Medicine) .............................. C-358
Chemotherapy and Infection ............................... C-412
Child & Adolescent Development ...................... C-455
Child and Adolescent Health ............................... C-388
Child and Family Health Nursing A .................. C-394
Child and Family Health Nursing B ................... C-395
Child and Family Health Nursing Practice A ... C-395
Child and Family Health Nursing Practice B .... C-395
Chinese 1 ................................................................... C-84
Chinese 2 Language Skills A ........................... C-59, 84
Chinese 2 Language Skills B ........................... C-59, 84
Chinese 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time ............ C-85
Chinese Culture and Society ........................... C-58, 84
Chinese for Tourism ................................................ C-84
Chinese Mass Media ............................................... C-85
Chinese Philosophy ............................................... C-417
Chinese Reading and Writing Skills ..................... C-84
Chinese Reading Project ......................................... C-85
Chinese Speaking and Listening Skills ................. C-84
Choice, Risk and Decision ........................... C-336, 417
Cinema ............................................................. C-99, 212
Civil Engineering Honours Thesis ...................... C-166
Civil Engineering Project ...................................... C-166
Civil Engineering Thesis Project ......................... C-168
Civil Technology Design Project .......................... C-164
Class Instrument .................................................... C-406
Class Instrument 2 ................................................. C-406
Classical Chinese ..................................................... C-85
Classical German Drama ...................................... C-282
Classical Japanese Literature ........................ C-59, 314
Classical Tragedy Euripides and Beyond ............ C-35
Classics 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time ............ C-38
Clinical & Developmental Psychology ...... C-453, 457
Clinical Chemistry 1 ................................................ C-68
Clinical Chemistry 2 ................................................ C-70
Clinical Chemistry 3 (Endocrinology) .................. C-70
Clinical Child Psychology ........................... C-461, 464
Clinical Legal Education ....................................... C-326
Clinical Microbiology 3 ......................................... C-362
Clinical Microbiology 4 ......................................... C-364
Clinical Neuropsychology .................................... C-461
Clinical Pharmacokinetics 3 ................................. C-410
Clinical Pharmacokinetics 4 ................................. C-413
Clinical Pharmacy Residency 3 ........................... C-412
Clinical Pharmacy Residency 4 ........................... C-414
Clinical Psychology ............................................... C-460
Clinical Psychophysiology ................................... C-460
Clinical Specialties ............................... C-363, 365, 366
CNC Machining – Theory and Practice .............. C-176
Coaching Theory & Practice ................................ C-294
Colonialism/Postcolonialism in Southeast Asia . C-64
Colour Through Paint ........................................... C-241
Commercial Law .................................................... C-326
Commercial Transactions ......................................... C-7
Communication ..................................................... C-128
Communication and Language in Education ... C-150
Communication Skills and Therapeutic
Management Unit A .......................................... C-150
Communication Skills and Therapeutic
Management Unit B .......................................... C-150
Communication Strategies ................................... C-129
Communication Systems 2 .......................... C-179, 188
Communications and Data Networks .................. C-96
Communications I ..................................................... C-1
Communications II .................................................... C-1
Community & Forensic Psychology ................... C-462
Community and Public Education 1 ................... C-130
Community and Public Education 2 ................... C-130
Community Health (General Practice) ............... C-369
Community Health and
Medicine .................................. C-358, 360, 476, 477
Community Nursing Practice A .......................... C-395
Community Nursing Practice B .......................... C-395
Community Nursing Studies A ........................... C-395
Community Nursing Studies B ........................... C-395
Community Practice ..................................... C-391, 477
Community Work Practice ................................... C-482
Comparative Law .................................................. C-326
Comparative Political Systems ............................ C-445
Compensation Law ............................................... C-326
Composite Structures ............................................ C-164
Composition 1 ........................................................ C-383
Composition 2 ........................................................ C-384
Composition 3 ........................................................ C-385
Composition 4 ........................................................ C-385
Computation and Functional Programming ....... C-91
Computational Mathematics & Linear Algebra
(Geomatics) ........................................................ C-352
Computational Techniques 3 ............................... C-353
Computer Aided Design ...................................... C-193
Computer Aided Design and Communication . C-169
Computer and Data Networks ................... C-181, 190
Computer Applications .......................................... C-87
Computer Architecture .................................... C-96, 97
Computer Assisted Learning ................................. C-91
Computer Control and Communications .......... C-425
Computer Graphics & Animation ......................... C-91
Computer Imaging ................................................ C-242
Computer Organisation and Architecture ........... C-87
Computer Organisation and Interfacing ............ C-185
Computer Science 1 ................................................. C-87
Computer Security .................................................. C-90
Computer Systems 2 .................................... C-181, 190
Computer Systems Engineering Honours Thesis ... C181
Computer Systems I ..................................... C-179, 189
Computer-Related Chinese Business and Office
Writing .................................................................. C-85
Computers in Geoscience ..................................... C-267
Computing and Mathematics .............................. C-178
Computing for Human Movement ....................... C-86
Computing Honours Full time .............................. C-92
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Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-19
Index of Unit Titles A-19
Computing Honours Part time .............................. C-92
Computing Practice ................................................. C-86
Computing Project A ............................................... C-89
Computing Project B ............................................... C-89
Conciliation and Arbitration Law ....................... C-326
Concurrency ........................................................... C-194
Conducting ............................................................. C-406
Conducting 1 .......................................................... C-372
Conducting 2 .......................................................... C-378
Confessional Poetry Post-Romantic
Associations ....................................................... C-199
Confessional Poetry Postmodernist
Applications ....................................................... C-199
Conflicts .................................................................. C-326
Conservation Geomorphology ............................ C-258
Constructing Modernity and the Metropolis .... C-199
Consumer Protection ............................................ C-327
Consumer Textiles (Primary) ............................... C-120
Contemporary Asian Issues ................................... C-58
Contemporary Craft and Design ......................... C-213
Contemporary Curriculum Developments A ... C-114
Contemporary Feminist Thought Themes,
Issues and Conflicts .......................................... C-496
Contemporary Health Issues ............................... C-401
Contemporary Indigenous Australia ...................... C-2
Contemporary Indigenous Tasmania ... C-4, 440, 477
Contemporary Issues in Education ..................... C-121
Contemporary Issues in TESOL/LOTE ............. C-150
Contemporary Philosophy ................................... C-417
Contemporary Social Issues ........................ C-477, 487
Contract Law .......................................................... C-322
Contract of Employment ...................................... C-339
Control Engineering ..................................... C-182, 190
Conversion (WPT Cat 2) ....................................... C-129
Corporate Governance and Accountability .. C-12, 13
Corporate Information & Transmission
Networks ............................................................ C-185
Corporate Regulation and Accountability ............. C-8
Creative Writing A poetry .................................... C-200
Creative Writing B fiction/
non-fiction/script ...................................... C-200, 317
Crime and Criminal Justice ................ C-441, 477, 487
Crime and the Law in Historical
Perspective ................................................. C-288, 441
Criminal Law ......................................................... C-322
Criminology ........................................................... C-327
Critical Care Nursing Practice A ......................... C-395
Critical Care Nursing Practice B .......................... C-396
Critical Care Nursing Science A .......................... C-396
Critical Care Nursing Science B ........................... C-396
Critical Theory ..................................... C-100, 200, 215
Crop and Plant Physiology .................................... C-17
Crop Health Management ...................................... C-22
Crop Protection ........................................................ C-25
Cross-Cultural Health Issues ............................... C-396
Crossing Text, Music and Image ....... C-100, 200, 215
Crustacean & Zooplankton Culture ...................... C-42
Cultural Studies an
Introduction ............................ C-100, 200, 215, 318
Cultures and Societies of
Southeast Asia ........................... C-57, 100, 217, 487
Current Issues in Art Education A ...................... C-151
Current Issues in Art Education B ....................... C-151
Current Issues in Assessment .............................. C-460
Current Trends in IS .............................................. C-307
Curriculum and Assessment ................................ C-163
Curriculum and Method 2 ................................... C-141
Curriculum and Method Studies Art A .............. C-134
Curriculum and Method Studies Art B .............. C-140
Curriculum and Method Studies Early Childhood
and Primary Education (K-6) ................... C-135, 141
Curriculum and Method Studies
English Literacy A ............................................. C-135
Curriculum and Method Studies
English Literacy B .............................................. C-141
Curriculum and Method Studies Information
Technology A ..................................................... C-136
Curriculum and Method Studies Information
Technology B ...................................................... C-140
Curriculum and Method Studies Languages
Other Than English (LOTE) A ......................... C-136
Curriculum and Method Studies Languages
Other Than English (LOTE) B ......................... C-140
Curriculum and Method Studies
Mathematics A ................................................... C-136
Curriculum and Method Studies
Mathematics B ................................................... C-142
Curriculum and Method Studies Performing
Arts – Music A ................................................... C-136
Curriculum and Method Studies Performing
Arts – Music B .................................................... C-142
Curriculum and Method Studies Performing
Arts – Music – Performance Practice A ......... C-137
Curriculum and Method Studies Performing
Arts – Music – Performance Practice B .......... C-142
Curriculum and Method Studies Performing
Arts Drama ......................................................... C-137
Curriculum and Method Studies Performing
Arts Drama B ..................................................... C-142
Curriculum and Method Studies Science A ...... C-134
Curriculum and Method Studies Science B ....... C-143
Curriculum and Method Studies Society and
Environment (SOSE) A ..................................... C-137
Curriculum and Method Studies Society and
Environment (SOSE) B ...................................... C-143
Curriculum and Method Studies Special
Secondary A ....................................................... C-135
Curriculum and Method Studies Special
Secondary B ........................................................ C-143
Curriculum and Method Studies Technology
Education A ........................................................ C-138
Curriculum and Method Studies Technology
Education B ........................................................ C-141
Curriculum and Syllabus Design ........................ C-151
Curriculum Decision-making .............................. C-151
Curriculum Development .................................... C-129
Curriculum Development and Evaluation ........ C-151
Curriculum Investigations A ............................... C-114
Curriculum Issues ................................................. C-151
Curriculum Issues in Arts Education 1 .............. C-151
Curriculum Issues in Arts Education 2 .............. C-152
Curriculum Issues in Second
Language Learning ........................................... C-152
Curriculum Planning and Evaluation (ECE) ..... C-115
Curriculum Planning and Evaluation
(Primary) ............................................................. C-115
Curriculum Studies 1 ............................................ C-113
Curriculum Studies 2A (English, Mathematics,
LOTE) .................................................................. C-113
Curriculum Studies 2B – Science & Technology C-113
Curriculum Studies 2C – SOSE, Physical
& Health Education ........................................... C-113
Curriculum Studies 2D – Arts Education .......... C-114
Curriculum Studies 3A (English, Mathematics) C-114
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D
Data Handling and Statistics 1 ............................ C-349
Data Handling and Statistics 2 ............................ C-352
Data Handling and Statistics 3 ............................ C-354
Decision Support and Executive
Information Systems ......................................... C-310
Decision Support Systems .................................... C-307
Design & Technology 1 (Primary) .............. C-119, 146
Design & Technology 2 ......................................... C-147
Design & Technology 2 (Primary) ....................... C-120
Design & Technology 3 (Primary) ....................... C-120
Design & Technology 3 ......................................... C-147
Design & Technology 4 (Primary) ....................... C-119
Design Drawing ..................................................... C-218
Design Studio 3 ........................................................ C-49
Design Studio 4 ........................................................ C-49
Design Studio 5 ........................................................ C-51
Design Studio 6 ........................................................ C-51
Design Studio 7 (BArch) ......................................... C-52
Design Studio 8 (BArch) ......................................... C-52
Design Studio 9 (BArch) ......................................... C-53
Design Theory (BEnvDes Hons) ........................... C-54
Developmental & Educational Psychology ....... C-462
Deviant Logic ................................................ C-336, 417
Digital 3D Modelling, Scenography and
Animation ........................................................... C-225
Digital and Microprocessor Systems .................. C-424
Digital Communications ...................................... C-182
Digital Electronics ......................................... C-179, 189
Digital Imaging A .................................................. C-223
Digital Imaging B ................................................... C-223
Digital Networks ..................................................... C-90
Digital Signal Processing ...................................... C-185
Discipline Studies in Nursing ..................... C-387, 401
Dissertation ........... C-12, 13, 133, 152, 163, 309, 343
Dissertation – Part A ............................................. C-152
Dissertation – Part B .............................................. C-152
Dissertation (Part A) .............................................. C-133
Dissertation (Part B) .............................................. C-134
Dissertation 1 (BEnvDes Hons) ............................. C-54
Dissertation 2 (BEnvDes Hons) ............................. C-54
Doctor of Philosophy –
Full time/Part time ..................... C-14, 112, 312, 348
Doing Research in AVE ......................................... C-134
Drama 1 ................................................................... C-402
Drama 2 ................................................................... C-403
Drama 3 ................................................................... C-403
Drama and Fiction from Realism to Naturalism C-282
Drama in Education .............................................. C-123
Drawing 1A ............................................................ C-234
Drawing 1B ............................................................. C-235
Drawing 2A ............................................................ C-236
Drawing 2B ............................................................. C-236
Drawing Approaches to Abstraction .................. C-240
Drawing in the Landscape ................................... C-240
Drawing into Print ................................................ C-240
Drawing Questioning the Practice ...................... C-240
Drawing The Body ................................................ C-240
Dynamics of Indigenous Cultures ................. C-4, 488
E
E-Media 1 ................................................................ C-223
E-Media 2 ................................................................ C-223
E-Media 3 ................................................................ C-225
Early Childhood Education ................................. C-121
Early Childhood/Primary Studies 1 ................... C-117
Early Childhood/Primary Studies 2 ................... C-118
Early Exploration and Settlement ....................... C-232
Earth Sciences ......................................................... C-276
Ecology for Agricultural Science ........................... C-16
Econometrics .......................................................... C-110
Economic Geology 4 (Honours)
Full time/Part time ........................................... C-270
Economic, Management and Environmental
Aspects of Exploration and Mining ................ C-271
Economics for Business ........................................ C-107
Economics for Managers ...................................... C-345
Economics, Management and Organisation ...... C-110
Economics of Human Resources ................. C-111, 477
Ecophilosophy ........................................................ C-417
Ecosystems ..................................................... C-261, 262
Education 1 ............................................................. C-116
Education 2 ............................................................. C-116
Education 3 ............................................................. C-116
Education 4 ............................................................. C-117
Education 4 (Honours) .......................................... C-117
Education and Womens Careers ................ C-152, 502
Education of Women and Girls .................. C-153, 497
Education Project ................................................... C-153
Education Project 1 ................................................ C-153
Education Project TESOL ..................................... C-153
Education Study .................................................... C-122
Education Study (Part 1) ...................................... C-122
Education Study (Part 2) ...................................... C-122
Educational & Developmental Psychology ....... C-457
Educational Administration ................................. C-152
Educational Policy and Professional Practice .... C-163
Educational Research Methods .................. C-117, 122
Effective Implementation ..................................... C-153
Effective School Leadership ................................. C-122
Elective 1 (Jessup Moot) ....................................... C-327
Elective 2 (Supervised Research) ......................... C-327
Elective 3 (Supervised Research) ......................... C-327
Electrical Engineering ........................................... C-177
Electrical Fundamentals ....................................... C-191
Electrical Power Engineering
Honours Thesis .................................................. C-182
Electrical/Software Option .................................. C-193
Electronic Commerce ................................... C-307, 310
Electronic Commerce Project ............................... C-308
Electronic Engineering ................................. C-178, 193
Electronic Marketing ............................................. C-340
Electronic Systems ........................................ C-182, 190
Electronics and Computer Engineering
Honours Thesis .................................................. C-182
Elizabethan and Jacobean Tragedy ..................... C-201
Emergency Nursing Practice A ........................... C-396
Emergency Nursing Practice B ............................ C-396
Emergency Nursing Science A ............................ C-396
Emergency Nursing Science B ............................. C-397
Employee Relations ............................................... C-341
Employment Law .................................................. C-327
Endangered Female Bodies in Colonial Space .. C-207
Energy and Fluid Systems Thesis Project .......... C-177
Energy Management and Systems ...................... C-177
Engineering Accounting and Project
Management ...................................................... C-171
Engineering Design ............................................... C-193
Engineering Design 2 (Civil) ................................ C-165
Engineering Design 2 (Electrical) ........................ C-179
Engineering Design 2 (Mechanical) .................... C-171
Engineering Design 3 (Civil) ................................ C-166
Engineering Design 3 (Computer Systems
Engineering) ....................................................... C-183
Engineering Design 3 (Electrical Power) ............ C-183
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Engineering Design 3 (Electronics and Computer
Engineering) ....................................................... C-183
Engineering Design 3 (Mechanical) .................... C-174
Engineering Design and Project Management .. C-169
Engineering Dynamics ................................. C-171, 193
Engineering Economics, Management
and Law .............................................................. C-174
Engineering Graphics and Design ...................... C-191
Engineering Management and Law ................... C-174
Engineering Mathematics ..................................... C-356
Engineering Mechanics ......................................... C-169
Engineering Mechanics 1 ...................................... C-191
Engineering Physics .............................................. C-194
Engineering Profession and Industry ........ C-178, 192
Engineering Systems ............................................. C-183
English 1A ............................................................... C-197
English 1B ............................................................... C-197
English 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time ........... C-206
Ensemble 1 ..................................................... C-374, 384
Ensemble 2 ..................................................... C-378, 384
Ensemble 3 ..................................................... C-381, 385
Ensemble 4 .............................................................. C-385
Ensemble Study ..................................................... C-373
Entomology ....................................................... C-22, 26
Entomology 2 ........................................................... C-27
Entomology 2 (Science) ........................................... C-23
Entrepreneurship and Innovation ........................ C-111
Environmental Adaptation .................................. C-505
Environmental and Resource Economics ... C-111, 479
Environmental Design (BEnvDes Hons) .............. C-54
Environmental Design 1A ...................................... C-48
Environmental Design 1B ....................................... C-48
Environmental Design 2A ...................................... C-48
Environmental Design 2B ....................................... C-48
Environmental Engineering ................................. C-167
Environmental Ethics ............................................ C-418
Environmental Geology ........................................ C-269
Environmental Geomorphology ......................... C-106
Environmental History ......................................... C-292
Environmental Impact Assessment and
Decision Making ................................................ C-260
Environmental Journalism ................................... C-318
Environmental Law ............................................... C-328
Environmental Management ...................... C-254, 256
Environmental Planning .............................. C-261, 262
Environmental Remote Sensing .......................... C-259
Environmental Technology ......................... C-261, 262
Environmental Values ........................................... C-262
Epistemology .......................................................... C-336
Equity and Trusts ................................................... C-324
Espionage, Terror and Global
Disorder .............................................. C-61, 441, 445
Essential Mathematics .......................................... C-349
Ethical Issues & Professional Practice 1 .... C-460, 463
Ethical Issues & Professional Practice 2 .... C-462, 464
Ethics and Administrative Law ........................... C-473
Ethnic Politics and Religious Nationalism
in Asia ........................................................... C-62, 445
Europe at War 1914-1945 ...................................... C-288
Europe in an Age of Crisis 1560-1640 ................. C-288
Europe in the High Middle Ages,
AD 1000-1300 ..................................................... C-288
Event & Sport Marketing ...................................... C-298
Event and Operations Management ................... C-296
Evolution and Biodiversity .................................. C-436
Evolutionary Biology & Biogeography .............. C-505
Exceptionality & Special Children ...................... C-465
Executive Government ......................................... C-468
Exercise & Sport Governance .............................. C-296
Exercise Assessment and Prescription ................ C-296
Exercise Physiology ............................................... C-296
Exploration Geochemistry and Hydrothermal
Geochemistry ..................................................... C-271
Exploration Geophysics ........................................ C-268
Exploration Geophysics, Remote Sensing and
Geographic Information Systems ................... C-271
Extended Landcare for Teachers– Specific
Action Program ................................................. C-154
F
Families, Households and
the Lifecourse ................................... C-477, 488, 497
Family 1- the Family and the Child .................... C-328
Family 2 – Financial Aspects of Family Law ..... C-328
Family Counselling ............................................... C-154
Fantasy Decor ................................................ C-100, 214
Farm Management & Extension ............................ C-26
Fashioning the Body ............................ C-100, 213, 497
Fauna Conservation Management ...................... C-259
Fauna of Tasmania ................................................... C-39
Feminist Aesthetics .............................. C-101, 213, 497
Feminist and Critical Perspectives ...................... C-391
Feminist Perspectives in Sociology ..................... C-502
Fictocriticism .......................................................... C-207
Field Agriculture ...................................................... C-18
Field Botany ............................................................ C-437
Field Mapping and Measurement ....................... C-274
Finance for Managers ............................................ C-345
Financial Accounting ................................................ C-8
Financial and Technology Management ............ C-473
Financial Economics ............................................... C-111
Financial Institutions Law .................................... C-328
Financial Management .............................................. C-8
Financial Reporting ............................................... C-318
Financial Reporting & Analysis ........................... C-344
Financial Risk Management ................................... C-10
Financial Services .................................................... C-10
Finfish Culture ......................................................... C-43
Fisheries & Wildlife Management ....................... C-506
Fluid Mechanics ..................................................... C-193
Forest Ecology (Honours)
Full time/Part time ........................................... C-439
Forest Ecosystems .................................................... C-40
Fossils and Environments Through Time .......... C-267
Foundation Medical Studies ................................ C-357
Foundations of Adult Learning ........................... C-129
Foundations of Economic Policy ......................... C-108
Foundations of Tourism A .................................... C-494
Foundations of Tourism B .................................... C-494
French 1 ................................................................... C-248
French 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time ............ C-251
French Linguistics Phonology ............................. C-251
French Linguistics Pragmatics ............................. C-249
French Linguistics Semantics ............................... C-250
French Linguistics Syntax A ................................. C-250
French Linguistics Syntax B ................................. C-251
Freshwater Ecology ............................................... C-506
Furniture Design 1 ................................................. C-225
Furniture Design 2 ................................................. C-226
Furniture Design 2A .............................................. C-226
Furniture Design 3 ................................................. C-226
Furniture Design 3A .............................................. C-226
G
Gallery Studies ....................................................... C-238
Gas Dynamics and Turbomachines .................... C-175
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Gender and Nation ....................................... C-201, 497
Gender and Power ........................................ C-478, 488
Gender and Society ............................................... C-496
Gender in European Thought ..................... C-287, 497
Gender Issues ....................................... C-215, 418, 498
Gender Studies ....................................................... C-122
General and Medical Microbiology ...................... C-68
General Microbiology ............................................. C-43
General Musicianship ........................................... C-373
Genetics ............................................................ C-39, 437
Genetics 4 Full time/Part time ............................ C-438
Geochemistry 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time C-270
Geographic Information Systems Project ........... C-277
Geography and Environmental Studies 1 .......... C-253
Geography and Environmental Studies 1A ....... C-253
Geography and Environmental Studies 2 .......... C-254
Geography and Environmental Studies (BSc
Honours) Full time/Part time ......................... C-260
Geography and Environmental Studies 4 (BA
Honours) Full time/Part time ......................... C-260
Geography Honours (Humanities) ..................... C-107
Geography Honours Full time/Part time .......... C-106
Geography Honours Full time/Part time (BA) . C-107
Geography of Asia ................................. C-56, 254, 256
Geology 1 ................................................................ C-265
Geology 2 ................................................................ C-266
Geology 3 ................................................................ C-267
Geology 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time ......... C-269
Geology for Engineers .......................................... C-269
Geology for Environmental Scientists ................ C-269
Geology for Geophysicists ................................... C-269
Geology for Mining Engineers ............................ C-266
Geomatics (Honours) Full time/Part time ........ C-278
Geomatics 2a Surveying ....................................... C-272
Geomatics 2b Remote Sensing & Photogrammetry C273
Geomatics 2c Introduction to GIS .............. C-273, 275
Geomatics 2d Transformations and Projections C-273
Geomatics 2e Analysis of Observations ............. C-274
Geomatics 2f Studio .............................................. C-274
Geomatics 3a Surveying ....................................... C-274
Geomatics 3b Remote Sensing &
Photogrammetry ............................................... C-274
Geomatics 3c Advanced Geographic
Information Systems (GIS) ............................... C-275
Geomatics 3d Geodesy ......................................... C-275
Geomatics 3e Studio .............................................. C-276
Geomatics la ........................................................... C-272
Geomatics lb ........................................................... C-272
Geomechanics 1 ..................................................... C-165
Geomechanics 2 ..................................................... C-167
Geomorphology ............................................ C-254, 255
Geophysics 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time .... C-269
German 1 ................................................................. C-280
German 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time .......... C-283
German for Singers 1 ............................................ C-377
German for Singers 2 ............................................ C-380
German for Singers 3 ............................................ C-383
German Language Skills 2 .................................... C-281
German Language Skills 3 .................................... C-281
German Language Skills 3B ................................. C-281
Gerontic Nursing Practice A ................................ C-397
Gerontic Nursing Practice B ................................. C-397
Gerontic Nursing Studies A ................................. C-397
Gerontic Nursing Studies B .................................. C-397
GIS Application Development ............................. C-277
Global Environmental Policy ............................... C-468
Globalisation .......................................................... C-106
Globalisation and East Asian Politics .......... C-61, 446
Governance and Leadership ................................ C-163
Government and the Economy .......... C-446, 469, 478
Government Financial Management ............. C-12, 13
Governmental Financial Management
& Accounting ....................................................... C-10
Graduate Diploma in Immunology
& Microbiology .................................................. C-371
Graduate Diploma in Science (Antarctic and
Southern Ocean Studies) with Honours .......... C-39
Graduate Diploma in Science (ASOS) .................. C-39
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
(Mathematics) .................................................... C-356
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
(Microbiology) ..................................................... C-28
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
(Physics) .............................................................. C-431
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
(Geography) ....................................................... C-261
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
(Botany) ............................................................... C-439
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
(Genetics) ............................................................ C-439
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
(Forest Processes) Full time/Part time ........... C-439
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
(Geology); (Geophysics); (Geochemistry) ...... C-270
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
(Chemistry) .......................................................... C-82
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
(Zoology) ............................................................ C-507
Graduate Diploma of Agricultural Science .......... C-28
Graduate Diploma Project Work ......................... C-278
Graphic Design 1 ................................................... C-226
Graphic Design 2 ................................................... C-227
Graphic Design 2A ................................................ C-227
Graphic Design 3 ................................................... C-227
Graphic Design 3A ................................................ C-227
Grazing Animal Nutrition ...................................... C-18
Greek and Roman Epic ........................................... C-35
Greek and Roman Mythology ............................... C-36
Greek Moral Philosophy ......................................... C-36
Greek Tragedy .......................................................... C-35
Guitar Repertoire 1 ................................................ C-375
Guitar Repertoire 2 ................................................ C-379
Guitar Repertoire 3 ................................................ C-381
H
Haematology 1 ......................................................... C-69
Haematology 2 ......................................................... C-70
Has the World Gone Mad? Surrealist Art
Between the Wars ..................................... C-101, 214
Health & Motivation .................................... C-454, 458
Health and Fitness Issues ..................................... C-298
Health and Physical Education ........................... C-122
Health Care where People Live and Work ......... C-387
Health Care Where People Live
and Work 1 ................................................ C-387, 476
Health Fitness & Physical Activity ...................... C-294
Health Promotion .................................................. C-397
Health Sociology ........................................... C-478, 488
Health, Stress and Coping .................................... C-455
Heat and Mass Transfer ........................................ C-175
Heat Transfer and Process Drying ...................... C-177
Heresy and Inquisition in Medieval Europe
AD 1100-1500 ................................... C-101, 216, 290
Heritage Law .......................................................... C-329
Histology ................................................................... C-67
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Histology for Aquaculture ..................................... C-43
Histopathology ........................................................ C-69
Historical Geography ................................... C-255, 257
Historiographical Studies ..................................... C-289
History & Theory in Design 1 ................................ C-48
History & Theory in Design 2 ................................ C-49
History & Theory in Design 3 ................................ C-50
History & Theory in Design 4 ................................ C-50
History & Theory in Design 5 ................................ C-51
History & Theory in Design 6 ................................ C-51
History 1 ......................................................... C-285, 286
History 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time ........... C-293
History and Heritage ............................................ C-292
History of Philosophy 1 from Early Greece
to the Renaissance ............................................. C-418
History of Philosophy 2 Modern Philosophy .... C-418
History of the Indigenous Peoples of
North America .............................................. C-4, 292
History of the USA ................................................ C-290
Honours .................................................................. C-414
Honours Dissertation ................. C-117, 123, 143, 501
Honours Long Essay ............................................. C-207
Honours Seminar ................................................... C-143
Honours Seminar and Dissertation .................... C-298
Honours Thesis Full time/Part time ................... C-262
Honours unit ................................................... C-82, 431
Horticultural Physiology and Technology .... C-18, 22
Horticultural Production Systems ........................ C-18
Horticultural Science ............................................... C-24
Horticultural Science 2 ............................................ C-27
Horticultural Science 2 (Science) ........................... C-23
Human Abilities ............................................ C-454, 455
Human Biology ...................................................... C-408
Human Biology (Science) ....................................... C-29
Human Bioscience (Advanced Standing) .......... C-389
Human Bioscience 1 & 2 ....................................... C-388
Human Bioscience 3 & 4 ....................................... C-389
Human Molecular Biology .............................. C-69, 70
Human Movement Laboratory 1 ........................ C-296
Human Movement Laboratory 2 ........................ C-297
Human Movement Pedagogy 1 ........................... C-297
Human Movement Pedagogy 2 ........................... C-297
Human Movement Pedagogy 3 ........................... C-298
Human Movement Pedagogy 4 ........................... C-299
Human Nutrition 1 ................................................ C-147
Human Physiology and Pharmacology ............... C-29
Human Resource Development ................. C-341, 345
Human Resource Management ........................... C-472
Human Resource Theory and Practice ............... C-343
Human Rights ........................................................ C-329
Hydraulics .............................................................. C-167
I
Image Development Personal Project A ............. C-222
Image Development Personal Project B ............. C-222
Image Processing and Computer
Vision ..................................................... C-96, 97, 184
Image Processing, Computer Vision
and Graphics ...................................................... C-185
Immunology ............................................................. C-71
Immunology & Microbiology (Honours) ............. C-26
Immunology (MLS) ................................................. C-71
Improvisation 1 ...................................................... C-372
Improvisation 2 ...................................................... C-378
Incountry Professional Experience ..................... C-154
Independent Living Skills and Behaviour
Management A .................................................. C-154
Independent Living Skills and Behaviour
Management B ................................................... C-154
India since Independence .............................. C-57, 289
Indigenous Australia to the 1950s ........................... C-3
Indigenous Identity and Place ................................. C-5
Indigenous Justice Issues ................................. C-5, 441
Indigenous Life Histories ......................................... C-5
Indigenous Tasmania and Colonial
Dispossession ......................................................... C-5
Indigenous Tasmania to 1803 ................................... C-6
Individual Differences .......................................... C-458
Individual Differences and Disability Unit A .... C-155
Individual Differences and Disability Unit B .... C-155
Indo-Tibetan Philosophy, History and
Culture .......................................................... C-58, 419
Indonesian 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time .... C-305
Indonesian Literature in Context (Padang) ....... C-304
Industrial Design ................................................... C-171
Industrial Measurement Systems ........................ C-186
Industrial Organisation .......................................... C-111
Industrial Power Engineering
Applications ............................................... C-184, 190
Industry Project ........................................................ C-24
Information Law .................................................... C-329
Information Management ........................... C-306, 310
Information Modelling ......................................... C-306
Information Systems and Automation
Thesis Project ..................................................... C-186
Information Systems Modelling Techniques ..... C-311
Information Systems Research Methods ... C-309, 311
Information Systems Strategy Formulation ....... C-311
Information Technology Law ............................... C-329
Inorganic Chemistry 2 ............................................. C-73
Inorganic Chemistry 3 ............................................. C-75
Insect Diversity and Function ......................... C-19, 22
Insect Diversity and Function (Science) ......... C-19, 21
Insect Ecology and Behaviour (Science) ........ C-18, 21
Instructional Design in AVE 1 .............................. C-131
Instructional Design in AVE 2 .............................. C-131
Instrumental Analytical Chemistry ...................... C-81
Instrumental Chemistry 3 ....................................... C-75
Instrumental/Vocal Study 1 ................................. C-375
Instrumental/Vocal Study 2 ................................. C-379
Instrumental/Vocal Study 3 ................................. C-381
Integrated Services Digital Networks ................. C-186
Integrated Structure and Function ...................... C-357
Intellectual Property .............................................. C-329
Intelligent Systems ........................................... C-95, 97
Intelligent Systems Engineering .......................... C-186
Intensive Algal Culture ........................................... C-43
Intensive Crustacean & Zooplankton Culture .... C-43
Intensive Finfish Culture ........................................ C-45
Intensive Molluscan Culture .................................. C-45
Interactive Installation .......................................... C-224
Intermediate Ancient Greek A ........................ C-37, 38
Intermediate Ancient Greek B ........................ C-37, 38
Intermediate Ancient Greek Grammar ................. C-38
Intermediate Indonesian (Conversation) .... C-59, 302
Intermediate Indonesian (Conversation)
(Padang) .............................................................. C-302
Intermediate Indonesian
(Reading and Writing) ............................... C-59, 302
Intermediate Indonesian
(Reading and Writing)(Padang) ...................... C-303
Intermediate Indonesian for Teachers
(Conversation) (Padang) .................................. C-303
Intermediate Indonesian for Teachers (Reading and
Writing) (Padang) .............................................. C-303
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Intermediate Latin A ...................................... C-36, 321
Intermediate Latin B ....................................... C-37, 321
Intermediate Latin Grammar ............................... C-321
Intermediate Macroeconomics ............................ C-109
Intermediate Microeconomics ............................. C-109
Internal Company Structure ................................ C-330
International Accounting .......................................... C-9
International Business Agreements .................... C-341
International Business Management .................. C-346
International Business Operations ............. C-339, 341
International Finance ..................................... C-10, 346
International Human Resource
Management ............................................. C-341, 346
International Law .................................................. C-330
International Marketing ............................... C-339, 346
International Organisation Globalism and
Regionalism ............................................... C-446, 469
International Trade ................................................ C-330
Interpersonal Theory and Practice 1 ................... C-481
Interpersonal Theory and Practice 2 ................... C-482
Interpreting and Translation ................................ C-304
Interviewing & Counselling ................................. C-463
Introduction to Agriculture and Horticulture ..... C-14
Introduction to Art and Design Theory 1A ....... C-210
Introduction to Art and Design Theory 1B ........ C-211
Introduction to Astronomy .................................. C-425
Introduction to Biochemistry ................................. C-73
Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy .......... C-60, 419
Introduction to Computing .................................. C-192
Introduction to Counselling ................................. C-123
Introduction to Counselling Skills ...................... C-155
Introduction to Drawing 1 ................................... C-240
Introduction to Drawing 2 ................................... C-240
Introduction to Econometrics .............................. C-109
Introduction to Electronics ................................... C-424
Introduction to English Australian Literature ... C-197
Introduction to English Poetry ............................ C-198
Introduction to French Linguistics ...................... C-248
Introduction to French Literature ........................ C-249
Introduction to Geophysics & Computer
Applications ....................................................... C-266
Introduction to GIS ....................................... C-254, 273
Introduction to Human Biology .......................... C-293
Introduction to International Business ...... C-337, 339
Introduction to Landcare for Teachers ............... C-155
Introduction to Language Acquisition and
Bilingualism ....................................................... C-155
Introduction to Law .............................................. C-322
Introduction to Logic ................................... C-336, 419
Introduction to Management ............................... C-338
Introduction to Mould-Making 1 ........................ C-219
Introduction to Philosophy 1A ................... C-335, 416
Introduction to Philosophy 1B .................... C-335, 416
Introduction to Post-1945 German Literature ... C-281
Introduction to Social Research Methods A ...... C-440
Introduction to Social Research Methods B ....... C-440
Introduction to Social Research Methods A ...... C-486
Introduction to Social Research Methods B ....... C-487
Introduction to Special Education ....................... C-123
Introduction to Visual Studies 1 .......................... C-237
Introduction to Visual Studies 2 .......................... C-237
Introductory Aquaculture Technology ................. C-42
Introductory Educational Studies 1 .................... C-123
Introductory Educational Studies 1 (Part 1) ...... C-123
Introductory Educational Studies 1 (Part 2) ...... C-124
Introductory Educational Studies 2 .................... C-124
Introductory Educational Studies 2 (Part 1) ...... C-124
Introductory Educational Studies 2 (Part 2) ...... C-124
Introductory Educational Studies 3 .................... C-124
Introductory Educational Studies 3 (Part 1) ...... C-124
Introductory Educational Studies 3 (Part 2) ...... C-124
Introductory Educational Studies 4 .................... C-125
Introductory Educational Studies 4 (Part 1) ...... C-125
Introductory Educational Studies 4 (Part 2) ...... C-125
Introductory Indonesian ....................................... C-302
Introductory Microbiology ..................................... C-19
Investment Analysis .................................................. C-9
IS Project .................................................................. C-308
IS Project Management ......................................... C-308
Islam, Law and Women – Historical and
Contemporary Perspectives ............. C-60, 289, 498
Issues and Contexts in AVE ................................. C-130
Issues in Contemporary China .............................. C-60
Issues in Public Administration .......................... C-474
Issues in Sport & Recreation Management ........ C-299
Issues in Studies of Society and Environment .. C-125
J
Japan in Regional and Global Politics ......... C-57, 446
Japanese 1 ............................................................... C-313
Japanese 2 Language Skills A ....................... C-58, 313
Japanese 2 Language Skills B ........................ C-59, 314
Japanese 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time ........ C-315
Japanese Applied Linguistics ............................... C-315
Japanese Film from the 1920s
to the 1990s ................................ C-61, 101, 218, 315
Japanese for Tourism ............................................. C-313
Java Applications ..................................................... C-92
Jewellery and Metalsmithing Fabrication .......... C-243
Jewellery and Metalsmithing Technologies ....... C-244
Journalism 1 An Introduction to Reporting
and News ............................................................ C-317
Journalism 2 An Introduction to Media and
Society ................................................................. C-317
Jurisprudence 1 ...................................................... C-330
Jurisprudence 2 ...................................................... C-330
Jurisprudence 3 ...................................................... C-330
Jurisprudence 4 ...................................................... C-331
Just like in Thelma and Louise Feminism
and Film ............................................ C-101, 201, 218
K
Keyboard Skills 1 ................................................... C-372
Keyboard Skills 2 ................................................... C-378
Kindergarten Curriculum 2 (ECE) ...................... C-115
Kinesiology ............................................................. C-294
Knowledge Engineering .............................. C-184, 190
Knowledge-Based Systems .................................... C-90
L
LA Noir Film Noir and Hollywood .. C-102, 201, 218
Laboratory Instrumentation ................................. C-426
Land Development Planning ............................... C-276
Land Law and Cadastral Studies ........................ C-276
Landlord and Tenant ............................................. C-331
Landscape and Issues of Postcolonialism in
Australian Art ........................................... C-102, 238
Language and Education ...................................... C-125
Language and Literacy in Education A .............. C-156
Language and Literacy in Education B .............. C-156
Language, Gender and Communication
in Education ............................................... C-155, 498
Language in its Cultural Context ........................ C-156
Language Learning in Context ............................ C-156
Language, Literacy and Numeracy in AVE 1 .... C-131
Language, Literacy and Numeracy in AVE 2 .... C-131
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Index of Unit Titles A-25
Language Skills ...................................................... C-283
Language Support Studies ................................... C-373
Language Writing .................................................. C-208
Late Medieval and Renaissance Europe ............. C-287
Later Greek & Roman Art ...................................... C-35
Latin 1 ............................................................... C-36, 321
Law and Ethics of Health Care ............................ C-331
Law and Finance .................................................... C-331
Law for Managers .................................................. C-345
Law of Groups ....................................................... C-323
Law of the European Union ................................. C-331
Law of the Sea ........................................................ C-331
Law, Society and Morality ........................... C-419, 441
Le grand ecran a survey of French
Cinema .............................................. C-102, 218, 249
Le Maghreb Perspectives européennes .............. C-249
Le Maghreb Perspectives maghrébines .............. C-250
Leadership and Supervision ................................ C-156
Learning & Skilled Performance ......................... C-458
Learning and Development Practices
and Theories ....................................................... C-163
Learning Motor Skills ........................................... C-157
Legal History .......................................................... C-331
Legal Issues in Nursing Practice ......................... C-391
Life Drawing Constructing the Body ................. C-220
Life Drawing Personal Project A ......................... C-222
Life Drawing Personal Project B .......................... C-222
Lifespan Development .......................................... C-157
Lifespan Developmental Psychology ................. C-454
Linguistic Issues in TESOL .................................. C-157
Literacy in Education ............................................ C-157
Literature and Environment ................................ C-258
Literature from Nietzsche to Brecht .................... C-282
Literature, Gender and Education ............. C-157, 498
Literature Review ............................................. C-27, 46
Litigation ................................................................. C-324
Logic and Possibility .................................... C-337, 419
Love, Family and Sexuality East-West
Comparison ........................................ C-61, 489, 498
M
Machine Learning .................................................... C-92
Macroeconomic Theory and Policy .................... C-112
Management Accounting ......................................... C-9
Management and the Natural Environment ..... C-342
Management Ethics ............................................... C-346
Management Honours Seminar .......................... C-343
Management Information Technology ............... C-347
Management of Compensation and Benefits .... C-342
Management of Human Resources ............ C-338, 339
Management of Information Systems C-186, 308, 311
Managerial Accounting ........................................ C-347
Managerial Social Responsibility ........................ C-342
Managing AVE ....................................................... C-132
Managing Human Resources ............................... C-344
Managing Learning ............................................... C-130
Managing Organisational Change ...................... C-311
Manufacturing and Quality Control ................... C-171
Manufacturing Design Project ............................. C-172
Marine Ecology ...................................................... C-506
Marine, Freshwater and Antarctic Biology
(Honours) Full time/Part time .......... C-27, 438, 507
Maritime Law ......................................................... C-332
Marketing Communications ................................ C-339
Marketing Management .............................. C-342, 344
Marketing Research ............................................... C-340
Marketing Theory and Research ......................... C-344
Mass Social Movements ........................................ C-489
Master of Commerce – Full time/Part time C-12, 112
Master of Commerce [by research] –
Full time/Part time ........................... C-14, 312, 347
Master of Economic Geology ............................... C-270
Master of Economics – Full time/Part time ....... C-112
Master of Fine Arts ................................................ C-234
Master of Science [by research]
Full time/Part time ........................................... C-312
Materials ................................................................. C-193
Materials and Manufacturing .............................. C-169
Materials Technology 1 ......................................... C-192
Mathematical Analysis & Applications 2 ........... C-352
Mathematical Analysis & Applications 3 ........... C-354
Mathematics 1 ........................................................ C-192
Mathematics 2 ........................................................ C-193
Mathematics 4 unit ................................................ C-356
Mathematics A (Eng) ............................................. C-350
Mathematics and Education ................................ C-125
Mathematics Curriculum 4 (Primary) ................ C-115
Mathematics for Aquaculture .............................. C-350
Mathematics for Computer Science 1 ................. C-350
Mathematics Honours Full time/Part time ....... C-355
Mathematics I ......................................................... C-350
Mathematics II ....................................................... C-351
Mathematics II (Eng) ............................................. C-352
Mathematics II (Tech) ............................................ C-352
Mathematics III ...................................................... C-353
Mathematics in Life Sciences 1 ............................ C-351
Mathematics IV – Introductory
Applied Statistics ............................................... C-353
Mathematics Va ...................................................... C-354
Mathematics Vb ..................................................... C-354
Mathematics VIa .................................................... C-354
Mathematics VIb – Intermediate
Applied Statistics ............................................... C-355
Meaning and Understanding ............................... C-420
Mechanical and Production Engineering Thesis
Project .................................................................. C-177
Mechanical Control and Maintenance ................ C-172
Mechanical Engineering Honours Thesis .......... C-175
Mechanical Noise and Vibration Control ........... C-177
Mechanical Technology Design Project .............. C-172
Mechanical/Electrical Option .............................. C-193
Mechanics and Structures .................................... C-170
Media and Politics in Australia .................. C-318, 446
Media Law .............................................................. C-332
Media, Mass Communication and Information
Technology Policy .................................... C-318, 469
Medical Laboratory Practice .................................. C-68
Medical Laboratory Practice 2 ............................... C-72
Medical Microbiology A ......................................... C-71
Medical Microbiology and Immunology ........... C-402
Medical Microbiology B .......................................... C-71
Medicinal Chemistry ............................................. C-409
Medicine ........................................................ C-362, 364
Medicine 5 .............................................................. C-366
Medicine 6 .............................................................. C-370
Medieval German Language and
Literature ................................................... C-282, 283
Medieval Latin and the Classical Tradition ......... C-36
Medieval Writing .......................................... C-202, 499
Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing Practice A C-397
Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing Practice B . C-398
Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing Studies A . C-398
Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing Studies B . C-398
Method for Management Studies ........................ C-340
Methods in School Psychology ............................ C-463
Microbial Ecology .................................................... C-21
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Microbiology .......................................................... C-371
Microbiology (Pharmacy) ..................................... C-409
Microbiology 1 ......................................................... C-17
Microbiology 4 (Honours) (Science)
Full time/Part time ............................................. C-25
Microbiology and Health ....................................... C-69
Microclimatology ................................................... C-258
Microeconomic Theory and Policy ..................... C-112
Microprocessors and Data Acquisition ................ C-94
Migrants in Australian Society ................... C-478, 489
MIS Project .............................................................. C-311
Modelling and Control of Processes ................... C-187
Modern Chinese Literature .................................... C-85
Modern Drama ....................................................... C-202
Modern Europe 1815-1914 .................................... C-287
Modern India till Independence ................... C-57, 289
Modern Japanese Literature .......................... C-59, 314
Modern Manufacturing and Quality Control ... C-177
Modernism in British Literature 1910-1930 ....... C-202
Modernism in British Literature Poetry ............. C-202
Modes of Curriculum Inquiry A ......................... C-115
Molecular Biochemistry Techniques and Theory C-66
Molecular Evolution .............................................. C-437
Molluscan Culture ................................................... C-43
Monuments of Rome Image and Ideology .......... C-34
Moral Philosophy .................................................. C-420
Motor Learning & Skill Development 2 ............. C-299
Motor Learning and Skill Development 1 ......... C-295
Movement Concepts ............................................. C-294
Multimedia & Internet Applications .................... C-92
Multimedia & Internet Technologies .................... C-89
Multimedia and Web Applications ....................... C-88
Multimedia Authoring 1 ....................................... C-384
Multimedia Authoring 2 ....................................... C-384
Municipal Engineering for Surveyors ................ C-175
Music and Education ............................................ C-126
Music in the Schools 8 ........................................... C-406
Music Publishing ................................................... C-384
Music Research Project ......................................... C-384
Music Teaching and Learning .............................. C-378
Music Technology .................................................. C-384
Music Technology 1 ...................................... C-217, 373
Music Technology 2 ............................................... C-378
Music Theory 1 ............................................. C-217, 376
Music Theory 2 ...................................................... C-380
Music Theory 3 ...................................................... C-382
Musicianship .......................................................... C-406
Musicianship Extension 1 ..................................... C-372
Musicology ............................................................. C-406
Musicology 4 .......................................................... C-405
Muslim Nationalism and Indian Partition ........... C-63
N
National Fictions, American Writing 1850-1914 C-203
National Shakespeare .......................... C-102, 203, 215
Natural Environment and Wilderness
Contemporary Theory and Practice ............... C-233
Natural Environment Field Techniques .... C-254, 255
Natural Resources Management ......................... C-105
Natural Vegetation of Tasmania .......................... C-435
Negotiation and Advocacy .................................. C-342
Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing Practice A ..... C-398
Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing Practice B ..... C-398
Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing Science A ...... C-398
Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing Science B ...... C-399
Networks and Protocols ......................................... C-95
Neuroanatomy for Psychologists ........................ C-462
Neurobiology and Neuropharmacology ............ C-399
Neuropsychology and Psychophysiology ......... C-457
Neuroscience .......................................................... C-361
Neuroscience A ........................................................ C-30
Neuroscience B ......................................................... C-30
Noise Control ......................................................... C-172
Non-fiction Writing ............................................... C-319
Numerical Methods for Engineers ...................... C-356
Nursing as a Profession ........................................ C-391
Nursing Inquiry in Practice .................................. C-392
Nursing Practice .................................................... C-401
Nursing Research .................................................. C-392
Nutrition of Aquatic Organisms ............................ C-45
O
Object-Oriented Systems ........................................ C-94
Objects & Algorithms .............................................. C-88
Obstetrics and Gynaecology ................................ C-368
Occupational Health and Safety ................. C-172, 177
Operating Systems .................................................. C-94
Operations Management ...................................... C-173
Operations Research 2 .......................................... C-353
Operations Research 3 .......................................... C-355
Optimisation in Power Systems .......................... C-187
Oral and Written French 2 .................................... C-248
Oral and Written French 3 .................................... C-249
Oral and Written French 3B .................................. C-250
Oral and Written French 4 .................................... C-251
Orchestra & Repertoire 1 ...................................... C-376
Orchestra & Repertoire 2 ...................................... C-379
Orchestra & Repertoire 3 ...................................... C-382
Orchestration and Arranging 1 ............................ C-373
Ore Deposit Geochemistry ................................... C-268
Ore Deposit Geology ............................................. C-268
Ore Deposit Studies and Exploration Models ... C-270
Organic Chemistry (Agricultural Science) ........... C-20
Organic Chemistry (Pharmacy) ........................... C-410
Organic Chemistry 2 ............................................... C-74
Organic Chemistry 3 ............................................... C-76
Organisational Behaviour .................. C-338, 340, 345
Organisational Context and Administrative
Practice ................................................................ C-483
Organising Nursing Care ..................................... C-392
P
Paediatric Nursing Practice A .............................. C-399
Paediatric Nursing Practice B .............................. C-399
Paediatric Nursing Studies A .............................. C-399
Paediatric Nursing Studies B ............................... C-399
Paediatrics and Child Health 5 ............................ C-367
Paediatrics and Child Health 6 ............................ C-367
Painting 1 .............................................. C-228, 235, 241
Painting 2 .............................................. C-229, 236, 241
Painting 2A ............................................................. C-229
Painting 3 ....................................................... C-229, 241
Painting 3A ............................................................. C-229
Painting Project ...................................................... C-241
Paradoxes ................................................................ C-337
Parliamentary Internship ..................................... C-447
Pasture and Animal Science ............................ C-17, 21
Pathological Basis of Disease 2 ............................ C-360
Pathological Basis of Disease 3 ............................ C-361
Peace & Conflict Waking and Dreaming ... C-454, 458
Performance .................................................. C-102, 212
Performance 1 ........................................................ C-384
Performance 2 ........................................................ C-385
Performance 3 ........................................................ C-385
Performance 4 ........................................................ C-385
Performance and Communications 1 ................. C-376
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Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-27
Index of Unit Titles A-27
Performance and Communications 2 ................. C-380
Performance and Communications 3 ................. C-382
Performance for Composers 1 ............................. C-374
Performance for Composers 2 ............................. C-378
Performance for Composers 3 ............................. C-381
Performance Study 1 (Music) .............................. C-404
Performance Study 1 (Theatre) ............................ C-403
Performance Study 2 (Music) .............................. C-404
Performance Study 2 (Theatre) ............................ C-403
Performance Study 3 (Music) .............................. C-404
Performance Study 3 (Theatre) ............................ C-403
Performing Arts Elective 1 ................................... C-406
Performing Arts Elective 2 ................................... C-406
Performing Arts Elective 3 ................................... C-406
Perioperative Nursing Practice A ........................ C-400
Perioperative Nursing Practice B ........................ C-400
Perioperative Nursing Science A ......................... C-400
Perioperative Nursing Science B ......................... C-400
Personal and Corporate Solvency ....................... C-332
Personal Financial Management ............................. C-9
Perspectives on Ageing ................................ C-389, 478
Pharmaceutical Science and Practice 1 ............... C-407
Pharmaceutical Science and Practice 2 ............... C-409
Pharmaceutical Science and Practice 3 ............... C-411
Pharmaceutical Science and Practice 4 ............... C-413
Pharmacology ............................................... C-361, 408
Pharmacology (Science) .......................................... C-31
Pharmacy 4 (Honours) Full time ......................... C-412
Pharmacy in Health Care ..................................... C-407
Philosophical Psychology ..................................... C-420
Philosophy 1A ............................................... C-336, 416
Philosophy 1B ............................................... C-336, 416
Philosophy 2000 ..................................................... C-423
Philosophy 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time .... C-424
Philosophy and Literature .................................... C-420
Philosophy of Art ................................................... C-420
Philosophy of Biology ........................................... C-337
Philosophy of Education – Philosophical
Problems ............................................................. C-158
Philosophy of Feminism .............................. C-421, 499
Philosophy of Health Care ................................... C-421
Philosophy of Mathematics ......................... C-337, 421
Philosophy of Mind ............................................... C-421
Philosophy of Religion .......................................... C-422
Photography 1 ........................................................ C-227
Photography 2 ........................................................ C-228
Photography 2A ..................................................... C-228
Photography 3 ........................................................ C-228
Photography 3A ..................................................... C-228
Photography as Service ........................................ C-242
Photojournalism Theory ....................................... C-319
Physical Chemistry 2 ............................................... C-74
Physical Chemistry 3 ............................................... C-76
Physical Sciences Honours
Full time/Part time(BAppSc) .......................... C-427
Physics ..................................................................... C-192
Physics 1 .................................................................. C-428
Physics 1A ............................................................... C-424
Physics 2 .................................................................. C-429
Physics 2 (Engineering) ........................................ C-431
Physics 3A ...................................................... C-425, 430
Physics 3B ............................................................... C-430
Physics 3C ............................................................... C-430
Physics 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time ........... C-431
Physics 4E ............................................................... C-425
Physics 5E ............................................................... C-426
Physics 6E ............................................................... C-427
Physics for Life Sciences ....................................... C-425
Physiology 4 (BSc Honours) Full time/Part time C-31
Physiology of Aquatic Organisms ......................... C-45
Pictorial Composition Form and Meaning ........ C-221
Picturing the Wilderness ............................. C-102, 213
Place and Environment ....................... C-103, 218, 422
Planning Implementation and Review ............... C-474
Planning Law ......................................................... C-332
Plant Biotechnology ................................................ C-41
Plant Ecology .......................................................... C-437
Plant Nutrition & Soil Fertility .............................. C-26
Plant Pathology ........................................................ C-23
Plant Pathology 2 ..................................................... C-27
Plant Pathology 2 (Science) .................................... C-23
Plant Pathology A ............................................. C-19, 24
Plant Physiology ...................................................... C-40
Plant Science for Agricultural Science .................. C-17
Plant Science Research .......................................... C-437
Poetry and Australian Modernity ....................... C-203
Poetry from Heine to Benn ................................... C-282
Poetry of the Goethezeit .............................. C-282, 283
Policing and Governance ................... C-441, 469, 478
Policy Analysis ....................................................... C-470
Political Ideologies ................................................ C-447
Political Institutions and Policy Dynamics ........ C-472
Political Philosophy ............................................... C-422
Political Science 1A ................................................ C-443
Political Science 1B ................................................ C-444
Political Science 4 (Honours)
Full time/Part time ........................................... C-449
Political Thought Liberal Democracy ................. C-447
Politics in Contemporary China ................... C-57, 447
Politics in Literature and Film ........... C-103, 215, 448
Politics of Democratisation, East and West . C-57, 448
Popular Culture and the
Mass Media ............................. C-103, 216, 319, 489
Popular Fiction Texts and Audiences C-103, 204, 216
Population and Society ....................... C-441, 478, 490
Population and Urbanisation ............................... C-105
Population, Culture and Environment ...... C-255, 257
Post-1945 German Film ....................... C-103, 217, 282
Postcolonial Narratives ......................................... C-208
Postmodern American Poetry .............................. C-204
Postmodern Politics East and West ....................... C-64
Postmodernism and its Critics ........... C-103, 217, 422
Postmodernism and Visual Culture ........... C-103, 212
Power Electronic Drive Systems ................. C-184, 191
Power Electronics ......................................... C-180, 189
Power Engineering and Process Control Thesis
Project .................................................................. C-187
Power, Pleasure and Perversion C-104, 204, 216, 499
Power Systems 1 ........................................... C-180, 189
Power Systems 2 ........................................... C-184, 191
Practical Study ....................................................... C-374
Practicum .................................................................. C-45
Prices and Profits ................................................... C-112
Principal Study Composition 1 ............................ C-374
Principal Study Composition 2 ............................ C-378
Principal Study Composition 3 ............................ C-381
Principal Study Contemporary Music 1 ............. C-375
Principal Study Contemporary Music 2 ............. C-379
Principal Study Contemporary Music 3 ............. C-381
Principal Study Extension 1 ................................. C-372
Principal Study Extension 2 ................................. C-377
Principal Study Extension 3 ................................. C-380
Principal Study Guitar 1 ....................................... C-374
Principal Study Guitar 2 ....................................... C-378
Principal Study Guitar 3 ....................................... C-381
Principal Study Keyboard 1 ................................. C-377
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Principal Study Keyboard 2 ................................. C-380
Principal Study Keyboard 3 ................................. C-383
Principal Study Orchestral Instruments 1 .......... C-376
Principal Study Orchestral Instruments 2 .......... C-379
Principal Study Orchestral Instruments 3 .......... C-382
Principal Study Voice 1 ......................................... C-377
Principal Study Voice 2 ......................................... C-380
Principal Study Voice 3 ......................................... C-382
Principles of Marketing ............................... C-338, 340
Principles of Operating Systems ........................... C-90
Principles of Programming .................................. C-192
Principles of Public Law ....................................... C-323
Principles of Statistics 3 ........................................ C-355
Principles of Systems ............................................ C-307
Print Production and Sub-editing .............. C-224, 318
Printmaking 1 ......................................................... C-229
Printmaking 2 ......................................................... C-230
Printmaking 2A ...................................................... C-230
Printmaking 3 ......................................................... C-230
Printmaking 3A ...................................................... C-230
Printmedia 1 .................................................. C-235, 242
Printmedia 2 .................................................. C-236, 242
Printmedia 3 ........................................................... C-243
Pro Seminar 1 ......................................................... C-139
Pro Seminar 1 (ECE/Primary) ............................. C-139
Pro Seminar 2 ......................................................... C-139
Pro Seminar 2 (ECE/Primary) ............................. C-139
Pro Seminar 3 ......................................................... C-144
Pro Seminar 3 (ECE/Primary) ............................. C-144
Pro Seminar 4 ......................................................... C-144
Pro Seminar 4 (ECE/Primary) ............................. C-144
Professional Computing ......................................... C-88
Professional Conduct ............................................ C-332
Professional Ethics ........................................ C-422, 441
Professional Experience ........................................ C-276
Professional Issues in Nursing Practice ............. C-392
Professional Practice ...................................... C-72, 238
Professional Practices 1 ......................................... C-245
Professional Practices 2 ................................ C-234, 245
Professional Practices 3 ................................ C-234, 246
Professional Practices and Culture ..................... C-319
Professional Project (BArch) ................................... C-53
Professional Seminar in Counselling .................. C-158
Professional Skills .................................................. C-309
Professional Spoken Japanese .............................. C-314
Professional Studies 1 .................................... C-52, 138
Professional Studies 1 (1) ...................................... C-138
Professional Studies 1 (2) ...................................... C-139
Professional Studies 1 (3) ...................................... C-139
Professional Studies 2 ........................................... C-144
Professional Studies 2 (4) ...................................... C-144
Professional Studies 2 (5) ...................................... C-144
Professional Studies 2 (6) ...................................... C-144
Professional Studies 2 (BArch) ............................... C-53
Professional Translation of Japanese .................. C-315
Professional Work Experience 1 .......................... C-295
Professional Work Experience 2 .......................... C-297
Professional Work Experience 3 .......................... C-299
Professional Work Experience 4 .......................... C-299
Programming and Problem Solving .............. C-87, 88
Programming Paradigms ....................................... C-95
Programming Systems ............................................ C-90
Project ............................................................... C-82, 310
Project (Landcare Links for Teachers) ................. C-158
Project A .................................................................. C-356
Project B ................................................................... C-356
Project C .................................................................. C-356
Project D .................................................................. C-356
Project in Aquaculture Operations ........................ C-46
Project Management and Organisation .............. C-165
Property Law .......................................................... C-324
Provocations Feminist Cultural Praxis ............... C-208
Psychiatry 5 ............................................................ C-367
Psychiatry 6 ............................................................ C-371
Psycho-Social Aspects of Physical Activity ....... C-295
Psychoeducational Assessment ........................... C-463
Psychology 1 ........................................................... C-452
Psychology 2 ........................................................... C-453
Psychology 2 (Science) .......................................... C-453
Psychology 3 ........................................................... C-456
Psychology 4 (Honours) ......................................... C-31
Psychology 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time .... C-459
Psychology 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time .... C-460
Psychology of Health & Stress ............................. C-454
Psychophysiology .................................................. C-459
Psychophysiology & Psychopathology .............. C-461
Public Communications 1 .................................... C-319
Public Communications 2 .................................... C-320
Public Policy 1A ..................................................... C-467
Public Policy 1B ..................................................... C-467
Public Policy 4 (Honours)
Full time/Part time (over two years) ............. C-472
Public Sector Internship ........................................ C-472
Public Sector Management ................................... C-473
Q
Qualitative Research Methods ............................. C-490
Quantitative Analysis for Managers ................... C-345
Quantitative Methods 1 ........................................ C-108
Quantitative Methods 2 ........................................ C-109
Quantitative Methods in Biology ........................ C-506
R
Race and Ethnic Politics ............................... C-442, 448
Radio Reporting An Introduction ....................... C-320
Reading and Writing Jawi .................................... C-305
Reading Indonesian ...................................... C-304, 305
Reading Japanese ................................................... C-314
Reading the Classics Ovid and
Chaucer ............................................... C-36, 204, 499
Reading Theory ...................................................... C-208
Recent American Prose ......................................... C-204
Reflections in Art and Design .............................. C-158
Reflections in Drama Education 1 ....................... C-159
Reflections in Drama Education 2 ....................... C-159
Reflections in Music Education 1 ........................ C-159
Reflections in Music Education 2 ........................ C-159
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning ................... C-175
Regional Development Policy .................... C-470, 479
Regulation of Securities ........................................ C-333
Remedies ................................................................. C-333
Reporting Asia Western Media Perceptions
of Asia .......................................................... C-62, 448
Reproductive Biology Strategies
and Mechanism ................................................. C-507
Rereading Chaucer ................................................ C-209
Research and Methods in AVE ............................ C-132
Research Concepts ................................................. C-294
Research Design ............................................ C-461, 463
Research, Development and Extension Methods C-20
Research Dissertation Part A/Part B .................... C-47
Research in Nursing .............................................. C-400
Research in Pharmacy ........................................... C-414
Research Investigation (In-Service) ..................... C-125
Research Methodology .................................. C-13, 163
Research Methodology and Writing ................... C-207
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Research Methods .................................................. C-159
Research Methods for Finance ............................. C-109
Research Methods in Management ..................... C-344
Research Methods in Nursing ............................. C-401
Research Practice in AVE ...................................... C-132
Research Processes in Social Work ...................... C-483
Research Project . C-62, 205, 234, 246, 347, 371, 473
Research Project (Honours) Part time ................... C-28
Research Project (Part time) ................................. C-371
Research Project (Pass)/(Honours) ....................... C-28
Research Project in Social Psychology ................ C-456
Research Project Thesis ......................................... C-262
Research Seminar .......................................... C-238, 300
Research Seminars and Project ............................ C-392
Research Strategies ................................................ C-473
Research Thesis 1 .......................................... C-461, 463
Research Thesis 2 .......................................... C-462, 465
Restitution ............................................................... C-333
Revolution and Dissent ........................................ C-288
Robot Kinematics, Dynamics and Control ......... C-177
Robotics and Automatic Control ......................... C-187
Robotics, Dynamics and Control ......................... C-176
Roman Empire Tiberius to Hadrian ...................... C-34
Roman Imperial Society ......................................... C-34
Roman Republic 133-31 BC .................................... C-34
Romantic Poetry .................................................... C-205
Rural Clinical Program ......................................... C-369
Rural/Remote Nursing Practice A ...................... C-400
Rural/Remote Nursing Practice B ...................... C-401
Rural/Remote Nursing Studies A ...................... C-401
Rural/Remote Nursing Studies B ....................... C-401
S
School and Classroom Based Curriculum
Development ...................................................... C-126
School Experience 1 (ECE/Primary) .................. C-118
School Experience 2 (ECE/Primary) ......... C-118, 139
School Experience 2 (Secondary) ......................... C-140
School Experience 3 & 4 (Internship)
(ECE/Prim) ........................................................ C-145
School Experience 3 & 4 (Internship) (Sec) ........ C-145
School Experience 3 (ECE/Primary) .................. C-118
School Experience 3 Early Childhood/Primary
Education ............................................................ C-145
School Experience 3 Secondary ........................... C-145
School Experience 4 (ECE/Primary) .................. C-119
School Experience 4 (Internship) (ECE/Primary) .. C146
School Experience 4 (Internship) (Sec) ............... C-146
Science and Religion ............................................. C-423
Science and Students Alternative
Conceptions – Unit A ........................................ C-159
Science and Students Alternative
Conceptions – Unit B ........................................ C-160
Science Curriculum 2 (K-6) .................................. C-116
Science of Agriculture ............................................. C-15
Science Option ....................................................... C-193
Science Project (Chemistry) .................................... C-76
Science, Technology and Contemporary
Society ....................................... C-104, 216, 479, 490
Scientific Analysis and Presentation for
Aquaculture ......................................................... C-46
Scientific Perspectives in Nursing ....................... C-390
Sculpture 1 ............................................ C-231, 235, 243
Sculpture 2 ............................................ C-231, 236, 243
Sculpture 2A ........................................................... C-231
Sculpture 3 ..................................................... C-231, 244
Sculpture 3A ........................................................... C-231
Sculpture Fine Art Metal Casting ........................ C-243
Sedimentary Environments ................................. C-268
Seeing and Drawing Beneath the Surface .......... C-221
Seeing and Drawing The Representation of
Appearances ....................................................... C-221
Selected Course Unit ............................................. C-187
Selected Course Unit A ......................................... C-187
Selected Course Unit B ......................................... C-187
Selected Study Unit A ........................................... C-187
Selected Study Unit B ............................................ C-188
Selected Study Unit C ........................................... C-188
Self and Subjectivity .............................................. C-423
Sentencing ............................................................... C-333
Services Marketing ................................................ C-342
Sex, Drugs and Toxic Waste The Politics of
Regulation ........................................ C-442, 448, 470
Sexualities Histories, Representation, Politics ... C-499
Sexuality and the Subject in Fiction ........... C-205, 500
Shakespeare Comedy and Romance ................... C-205
Shakespeare Histories and Tragedies ................. C-205
Shakespeares Stage The Play of Power .............. C-209
Signal Processing ................................................... C-185
Signals and Linear Systems ......................... C-180, 189
Slip-Casting 1 ......................................................... C-219
Slip-Casting 2 ......................................................... C-219
Small Scale Sculpture ............................................ C-244
Social & Environmental Accounting ............ C-11, 479
Social and Political
Research .......................... C-320, 449, 470, 479, 490
Social Behaviour and Social Influence ................ C-456
Social Ecology ............................................... C-479, 490
Social Ecology Internship ..................................... C-479
Social Geographies of Regional Tasmania C-255, 257
Social Inequality ........................................... C-480, 491
Social Policy ............................................................ C-483
Social Policy in Welfare States .................... C-471, 480
Social Problems and Social Policy ....................... C-491
Social Psychology ......................................... C-455, 459
Social Science Special Topic
(Civics and Citizenship) ................................... C-126
Social Work Honours Dissertation ...................... C-484
Social Work Practice and the Law ....................... C-483
Social Work Practice and Theory ......................... C-481
Social Work Practicum 1 ....................................... C-481
Social Work Practicum 2 ....................................... C-482
Social Work Practicum 2 (Honours) .................... C-483
Social Work Practicum 3 (Honours) .................... C-483
Society, Culture and Health ................................. C-388
Society, Culture and Health 1 ..................... C-388, 476
Society, Culture and Health 2 ..................... C-388, 476
Sociological Analysis of Modern Society ........... C-491
Sociology 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time ....... C-493
Sociology A .................................................... C-475, 486
Sociology B .................................................... C-475, 486
Sociology of Deviance ......................... C-442, 480, 491
Sociology of Law .......................................... C-333, 500
Sociology of Music .............................. C-104, 217, 491
Sociology of Nature .................... C-104, 216, 480, 492
Sociology of Power ....................................... C-480, 492
Sociology of Youth ............................... C-442, 480, 492
Software Engineering Management ................... C-194
Software Engineering Project ........................ C-95, 194
Software Process ............................................. C-87, 194
Software Specification ............................................. C-89
Software Systems ..................................................... C-95
Soil Conservation (Landcare for Teachers) ........ C-253
Soil Science ............................................................... C-24
Soil Science 1 (Science) ............................................ C-19
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Soil Science 2 ............................................................ C-27
Soil Science 2 (Science) ............................................ C-23
Soils ..................................................................... C-20, 24
Sound A ................................................................... C-224
Sound B ................................................................... C-224
Sourcing the Image ................................................ C-221
Spatial Data Analysis ............................................ C-259
Spatial Data Systems ............................................... C-91
Spatial Information Systems .................................. C-91
Special Pathology 3 ............................................... C-362
Special Pathology 4 ............................................... C-364
Special Project in Counselling and
Development ...................................................... C-160
Special Project in TESL/TEFL /LOTE ................ C-160
Special Studies ....................................................... C-502
Special Studies in Information Systems ............. C-188
Special Studies in Power Engineering and
Process Control .................................................. C-188
Special Study (Human Movement 1) ................. C-126
Special Study (Human Movement 2) ................. C-126
Special Study (Models in Teaching) .................... C-126
Special Study (Sports Science) ............................. C-300
Special Study 1 ....................................................... C-160
Special Study Summer School ............................. C-127
Special Topic in Aboriginal Studies A .................... C-6
Special Topic in Aboriginal Studies B ..................... C-6
Special Topic in Education 1 ................................ C-161
Special Topic in French Linguistics ..................... C-251
Special Topic in French Literature ....................... C-251
Special Topic in History ........................................ C-293
Special Topic Issues in Mathematics Education C-160
Special Topics in Human Movement 1 ............... C-300
Special Topics in Human Movement 2 ............... C-300
Special Topics in Management .......... C-343, 344, 347
Specialised Studio 1 ................................................. C-50
Specialised Studio 2 ................................................. C-50
Specialised Studio 3 ................................................. C-51
Specialised Studio 4 ................................................. C-52
Specialist Practical Skills Part A/Part B ............... C-47
Spells of Enchantment Fairy Tale and Fable
in Recent Cinema ...................................... C-104, 214
Spoken Japanese .................................................... C-314
Sport and Leisure .......................................... C-104, 492
Sport and Tourism Policy and Politics ............... C-471
Sport Injuries .......................................................... C-297
Sport Psychology ................................................... C-298
Sport Psychology 1 ................................................ C-161
Sport Psychology 2 ................................................ C-161
Spreading the Word A History of Image
and Text .................................... C-104, 217, 290, 320
State, Economy and Public Policy ....................... C-473
State of the Crafts Making Textile Craft Objects C-244
Statistics Education – Advanced Topics ............. C-161
Statistics Education – Chance and Inference ..... C-161
Statistics Education – Data Handling ................. C-161
Strategic Information Systems ............................. C-309
Strategic Management ................................. C-343, 347
Strength of Materials ............................................. C-194
Stress Analysis ............................................... C-167, 168
Stress Physiology 1 ................................................ C-161
Stress Physiology 2 ................................................ C-162
Structural Mechanics 2 .......................................... C-165
Structural Mechanics 3 .......................................... C-168
Structure and Function – Clinical
Correlations ........................................................ C-359
Studies in Numeracy ............................................. C-127
Studies in Teaching ................................................ C-127
Studio Survey ......................................................... C-237
Study Skills ................................................................. C-1
Style and Analysis 1 .............................................. C-376
Style and Analysis 2 .............................................. C-379
Style and Analysis 3 .............................................. C-382
Succession ............................................................... C-333
Supervised Practicum in Counselling ................ C-162
Supportive Care in Hospital and Community
Settings ................................................................ C-390
Surgery ......................................... C-363, 366, 368, 371
Surgical Specialties ....................................... C-368, 371
Survey of Indonesian Literature ................... C-60, 304
Survey Research ................................... C-449, 471, 492
Surveying for Engineers .............................. C-195, 275
Surveying Practice ................................................. C-277
Surveying V (Honours) Full time/Part time ..... C-278
Suspicious Reading Fiction and Detection ........ C-209
Sustainable Resource Management ...................... C-15
System Development Methodologies ................. C-312
Systems Development ........................................... C-307
Systems Development Methodologies ............... C-310
T
Tableware ................................................................ C-220
Tasmanian Politics and Australian
Federalism .................................................. C-449, 471
Tax 1 ......................................................................... C-334
Tax 2 ......................................................................... C-334
Taxation ..................................................................... C-11
Teaching and Assessment ..................................... C-164
Teaching and Learning 1 ...................................... C-130
Teaching and Learning 2 ...................................... C-132
Teaching English to Speakers of Other
Languages .......................................................... C-162
Teaching Studies .................................................... C-162
Technical Review ................................................... C-194
Technical Theatre 1 ................................................ C-404
Technology 3 ........................................................... C-147
Technology 3 (Primary) ........................................ C-120
Technology 4 ........................................................... C-148
Technology 5 ........................................................... C-148
Technology 6 ........................................................... C-148
Technology 6 (Primary) ........................................ C-121
Technology 7 ........................................................... C-148
Technology 8 ........................................................... C-149
Technology Design Project ................................... C-189
Technology for Aquaculture .................................. C-44
Technology, Society and Change ......................... C-132
Technology Studies ................................................ C-127
Technology Studies (1) .......................................... C-127
Technology Studies (2) .......................................... C-127
Technology Studies (3) .......................................... C-128
Technology Studies Part 1 .................................... C-128
Technology Studies Part 2 .................................... C-128
Tectonics, Structure and Ore Deposits ................ C-271
Television Reporting An Introduction ................ C-320
Tertiary Teaching ................................................... C-162
Textiles ..................................................................... C-148
Textiles 1 ......................................................... C-235, 244
Textiles 2 ......................................................... C-237, 244
Textiles 3 .................................................................. C-245
The Arts & Cultural Context 1 ............................. C-405
The Asia-Pacific Economies Tigers .............. C-58, 109
The Beauty of Printed Cloth ................................. C-245
The Body as Image ................................................ C-222
The Body Form and Expression .......................... C-220
The Body in Art ............................................... C-99, 238
The Body in the Text 20th Century Australian
Fiction .................................................................. C-198
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The Early History of Indonesia .................... C-61, 291
The Early Middle Ages From Rome to the
Millennium AD 410-1000 ................................. C-287
The French Novel (1750-1900) ............................. C-250
The French Novel (1900-1950) ............................. C-250
The German Film More than One Hundred
Years of German Cinema ......................... C-101, 281
The Global Space Economy ......................... C-254, 256
The Historical Landscape ..................................... C-222
The History of Europe from c. 162 0 to 1789 ...... C-286
The Impact of Europe c. 1640-1780 ..................... C-286
The Impact of Europe from the French
Revolution to the American Civil War ........... C-286
The Individual and Society .................................. C-489
The Intellectual Foundations of Education ........ C-164
The Later History of Indonesia ..................... C-61, 292
The Later Roman Empire ....................................... C-34
The Legend of King Arthur ................ C-102, 201, 216
The Literature of Tasmania .................................. C-202
The Meaning of Life .............................................. C-420
The Moving Image ................................................ C-224
The Novel in the Nineteenth Century ................ C-203
The Philosophy of Kierkegaard ........................... C-421
The Philosophy of Nietzsche ............................... C-421
The Physical Environment ................................... C-105
The Political Economy of Education in
International Perspective ................................. C-164
The Practice of Teaching & School Experience 1 –
Observation ........................................................ C-140
The Pursuit of Empire Philip, Alexander
and Rome .............................................................. C-33
The Representation of Gender ............................. C-496
The Sound of the Past .................................... C-60, 292
The Study of South Sulawesi ................................. C-63
The Twentieth-Century German Novel ............. C-282
Theoretical Issues in Feminist Aesthetics ........... C-502
Theoretical Physics A ............................................ C-430
Theoretical Physics B ............................................. C-430
Theories of Counselling ........................................ C-163
Theory Composition and Arranging 1 ............... C-405
Theory Composition and Arranging 2 ............... C-405
Theory in Design 1 (BArch) .................................... C-53
Theory in Design 2 (BArch) .................................... C-53
Therapeutics 3 ........................................................ C-411
Therapeutics 4 ........................................................ C-414
Thermal and Fluid Engineering .......................... C-170
Thermal Energy Systems ...................................... C-173
Thermodynamics ................................................... C-194
Thermofluid Dynamics 1 ...................................... C-193
Thesis ..................................................... C-251, 283, 315
Thesis – Part time (over 2 semesters)/Full time C-402
Thesis Project .......................................................... C-272
Thinking Strategically The Competitive Edge .. C-110
Third World Issues ................................................ C-291
Time Travel .................................................... C-337, 423
Topics in Advanced Mathematics 3 .................... C-355
Topics in Applied Algebra .................................... C-355
Topics in Applied Statistics 3 ............................... C-355
Topics in Indonesian Literature ........................... C-304
Topics in the History of Philosophy The
Philosophy of Berkeley ..................................... C-423
Torts ......................................................................... C-323
Toxicology ............................................................... C-412
Trade Practices Law ............................................... C-334
Trade Union Law ................................................... C-334
Traffic and Highway Engineering ....................... C-168
Transfusion Science ................................................. C-72
Transient Behaviour in Power Systems .............. C-188
Transients and Control ................................. C-180, 189
Twentieth Century French Theatre ..................... C-249
Twentieth Century Japanese Literature .............. C-315
U
Understanding Organisations .................... C-471, 493
UNIX ........................................................................ C-194
Urban Planning Space, Place and Society . C-255, 257
Using Information Technology for Academic
Purposes I ............................................................... C-1
Using Information Technology for Academic
Purposes II .............................................................. C-1
V
Van Diemens Land 1642-1850 .............................. C-290
Vegetation Management ....................................... C-259
Vibration and Noise .............................................. C-173
Vocationally Oriented Study 1 ............................. C-405
Vocationally Oriented Study 2 ............................. C-405
Vocationally Oriented Study 3 ............................. C-405
Volcanology and Mineralisation in
Volcanic Terrains ................................................ C-271
W
War and Peace in the Pacific ......................... C-61, 291
Ways of Reasoning ....................................... C-337, 423
Welfare Law ............................................................ C-334
What is Drawing? Media and Methods
in Drawing .......................................................... C-221
Wilderness and Natural Area Management
Natural and Cultural Values ................... C-255, 258
Wilderness and Natural Environment ...... C-104, 238
Women and Medieval Writing .................... C-206, 500
Women and Public Policy ............................ C-471, 502
Women and Work in Australia ................... C-472, 500
Women in Greek and Roman Antiquity ...... C-35, 500
Women, Power and Society ................ C-480, 493, 500
Womens Studies 4 (Honours)
Full time/Part time ........................................... C-501
Womens Studies Contexts, Conflicts, Crisis? .... C-501
Woodskills 1A ........................................................ C-232
Woodskills 2A ........................................................ C-232
Work and Unemployment ........................... C-481, 493
Workplace Learning and Training 1 ................... C-133
Workplace Learning and Training 2 ................... C-133
Writing Japanese .................................................... C-314
Writing Narrative .................................................. C-206
Writing Poetry and Short Fiction ........................ C-206
Written Women Gender in Roman
Erotic Poetry ................................................ C-36, 501
WWW (World Wide Web) Design ....................... C-224
Z
Zoology 1E .............................................................. C-503
Zoology 1G ............................................................. C-504
Zoology 2 ................................................................ C-504
Zoology 4 (Honours) Full time/Part time ......... C-507
Zoology for Agricultural Science .......................... C-15
Zoology for Aquaculture ........................................ C-42
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Index of Unit Codes
ACC313
ACC315
ACC346
ACC355
ACC362
ACC395
ACC413
ACC414
ACC431
ACC434
ACC445
ACC446
ACC447
ACC454
ACC490
ACC814
ACC825
ACC831
ACC834
ACM301
ACM302
ACM305
ACM316
ACM320
ACM350
ACM356
ACM385
ACM390
ACM391
ACM392
ACM393
ACM394
ACM395
ACM401
ACM405
ACM420
ACM423
ACM456
ACM460
ACM462
ACM470
ACM475
ACM485
ACM495
ACM802
ACM803
ACM805
ACM813
ACM820
ACM826
ACM827
ACM860
ACM865
ACM875
ACM876
ACM877
ACM878
AEA302
AEA303
AEA304
AEA306
AEA311
C-165
C-164
C-165
C-165
C-165
C-164
C-168
C-167
C-167
C-167
C-168
C-167
C-166
C-166
C-166
C-168
C-168
C-168
C-168
C-171
C-172
C-173
C-171
C-170
C-173
C-171
C-171
C-172
C-173
C-171
C-172
C-172
C-172
C-176
C-175
C-174
C-175
C-174
C-175
C-174
C-175
C-173
C-174
C-175
C-176
C-177
C-177
C-176
C-176
C-177
C-177
C-177
C-177
C-176
C-177
C-176
C-177
C-179
C-179
C-179
C-180
C-180
AEA321
AEA322
AEA352
AEA361
AEA407
AEA408
AEA409
AEA412
AEA413
AEA414
AEA416
AEA419
AEA431
AEA432
AEA441
AEA445
AEA446
AEA452
AEA453
AEA454
AEA461
AEA492
AEA493
AEA494
AEA825
AEA831
AEA832
AEA833
AEA835
AEA836
AEA837
AEA838
AEA841
AEA855
AEA860
AEA861
AEA862
AEA863
AEA865
AEA866
AEA870
AEA880
AEA881
AEA882
AEA883
AEA884
AEB302
AEB303
AEB304
AEB306
AEB311
AEB321
AEB322
AEB353
AEB361
AEB407
AEB408
AEB412
AEB413
AEB416
AEB441
AEB445
C-180
C-180
C-179
C-178
C-182
C-182
C-183
C-181
C-184
C-184
C-181
C-181
C-185
C-182
C-184
C-184
C-184
C-183
C-183
C-183
C-181
C-182
C-182
C-181
C-186
C-185
C-187
C-185
C-186
C-185
C-186
C-186
C-185
C-187
C-188
C-187
C-187
C-186
C-188
C-187
C-188
C-187
C-188
C-188
C-187
C-187
C-189
C-189
C-188
C-189
C-189
C-189
C-189
C-189
C-188
C-190
C-190
C-190
C-190
C-190
C-191
C-191
AEB446
AEB461
BEA110
BEA130
BEA140
BEA200
BEA210
BEA211
BEA220
BEA235
BEA240
BEA241
BEA242
BEA300
BEA301
BEA302
BEA303
BEA304
BEA305
BEA306
BEA320
BEA321
BEA325
BEA326
BEA342
BEA498
BEA499
BEA800
BEA801
BEA810
BEA811
BEA900
BEA901
BFA103
BFA104
BFA141
BFA181
BFA201
BFA205
BFA206
BFA221
BFA230
BFA241
BFA261
BFA281
BFA285
BFA290
BFA301
BFA302
BFA303
BFA305
BFA306
BFA307
BFA347
BFA366
BFA384
BFA385
BFA390
BFA391
BFA401
BFA408
BFA409
C-190
C-190
C-107
C-108
C-108
C-109
C-108
C-109
C-109
C-110
C-109
C-109
C-109
C-112
C-111
C-110
C-110
C-111
C-111
C-111
C-112
C-110
C-112
C-111
C-110
C-112
C-112
C-112
C-112
C-112
C-112
C-112
C-112
C-7
C-7
C-7
C-8
C-8
C-9
C-9
C-8
C-8
C-8
C-9
C-8
C-9
C-318
C-9
C-9
C-10
C-9
C-10
C-11
C-10
C-10
C-10
C-10
C-318
C-11
C-11
C-11
C-12
BFA420
BFA424
BFA425
BFA427
BFA429
BFA435
BFA441
BFA498
BFA499
BFA701
BFA708
BFA709
BFA710
BFA711
BFA724
BFA725
BFA727
BFA729
BFA735
BFA741
BFA750
BFA751
BFA800
BFA801
BFA900
BFA901
BLA101
BLA200
BLA201
BLA202
BLA203
BLA303
BLA304
BLA401
BLA402
BLA611
BLA612
BLA613
BLA614
BLA615
BLA616
BLA617
BLA618
BLA631
BLA632
BLA633
BLA634
BLA635
BLA636
BLA638
BLA641
BLA642
BLA643
BLA644
BLA645
BLA646
BLA647
BLA648
BLA649
BLA651
BLA652
BLA661
C-11
C-11
C-11
C-12
C-12
C-12
C-12
C-11
C-11
C-13
C-13
C-13
C-13
C-12
C-13
C-12
C-13
C-13
C-13
C-13
C-12
C-12
C-14
C-14
C-14
C-14
C-322
C-322
C-323
C-322
C-323
C-324
C-323
C-324
C-324
C-330
C-330
C-330
C-331
C-327
C-333
C-326
C-331
C-330
C-331
C-325
C-329
C-325
C-331
C-332
C-332
C-325
C-326
C-325
C-328
C-327
C-334
C-325
C-334
C-326
C-332
C-326
BLA662
BLA663
BLA664
BLA665
BLA666
BLA667
BLA668
BLA669
BLA670
BLA671
BLA672
BLA673
BLA681
BLA682
BLA683
BLA684
BLA685
BLA687
BLA688
BLA689
BLA691
BLA692
BLA693
BLA694
BLA695
BLA696
BLA697
BLA698
BLA699
BMA101
BMA103
BMA121
BMA151
BMA181
BMA201
BMA221
BMA241
BMA251
BMA252
BMA253
BMA255
BMA260
BMA281
BMA282
BMA284
BMA301
BMA302
BMA308
BMA321
BMA322
BMA323
BMA324
BMA351
BMA353
BMA371
BMA372
BMA381
BMA383
BMA384
BMA401
BMA402
BMA403
Having difficulty finding what you want? Try the Synoptic Index (page facing inside back cover)
C-334
C-330
C-329
C-330
C-334
C-331
C-332
C-327
C-329
C-334
C-333
C-328
C-328
C-328
C-333
C-326
C-329
C-331
C-333
C-326
C-333
C-327
C-327
C-326
C-331
C-332
C-333
C-329
C-327
C-338
C-338
C-338
C-338
C-337
C-340
C-339
C-339
C-340
C-338
C-340
C-339
C-340
C-339
C-339
C-339
C-342
C-343
C-340
C-341
C-342
C-342
C-341
C-342
C-342
C-343
C-342
C-341
C-341
C-341
C-344
C-343
C-344
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-33
Index of Unit Codes
BMA404
BMA421
BMA451
BMA581
BMA582
BMA583
BMA584
BMA681
BMA682
BMA683
BMA771
BMA772
BMA773
BMA774
BMA775
BMA776
BMA777
BMA778
BMA785
BMA790
BMA798
BMA799
BMA800
BMA801
BMA900
BMA901
BSA101
BSA102
BSA201
BSA202
BSA203
BSA204
BSA301
BSA302
BSA303
BSA304
BSA305
BSA306
BSA307
BSA410
BSA411
BSA412
BSA413
BSA414
BSA420
BSA498
BSA499
BSA559
BSA751
BSA752
BSA753
BSA754
BSA755
BSA756
BSA757
BSA758
BSA759
BSA760
BSA761
BSA800
BSA801
BSA802
BSA803
BSA900
BSA901
CAM100
CAM105
CAM205
C-343
C-343
C-344
C-345
C-344
C-344
C-344
C-345
C-345
C-345
C-347
C-345
C-346
C-346
C-347
C-345
C-346
C-346
C-346
C-347
C-347
C-347
C-347
C-347
C-348
C-348
C-306
C-306
C-307
C-307
C-306
C-306
C-308
C-308
C-308
C-307
C-307
C-307
C-308
C-309
C-309
C-310
C-309
C-309
C-309
C-308
C-308
C-310
C-311
C-310
C-311
C-311
C-312
C-311
C-311
C-310
C-311
C-310
C-310
C-312
C-312
C-312
C-312
C-312
C-312
C-357
C-358
C-360
CAM400
C-366
CAM500
C-369
CBA200
C-360
CBA220
C-409
CBA235
C-20
CBA250
C-65
CBA327
C-66
CBA410
C-67
CGC500
C-367
CGC600
C-367
CGG310
C-363
CGG410 C-365,366
CGW500
C-368
CHG100
C-29
CHG101
C-408
CHG110
C-357
CHG210
C-359
CHN415
C-31
CHP205
C-29
CHP310
C-361
CHP311
C-30
CHP312
C-30
CHP320
C-361
CHP321
C-31
CHP330
C-29
CHP415
C-31
CHP416
C-31
CJA211
C-409
CJA212
C-360
CJA308
C-402
CJA310
C-361
CJA315
C-362
CJA325
C-362
CJA400
C-364
CJA410
C-364
CJA510
C-371
CJA515
C-371
CJA520
C-371
CJA525
C-371
CJA530
C-371
CKA320
C-363
CKA400
C-366
CKA500
C-368
CKA550
C-368
CKA600
C-371
CKA650
C-371
CLA600
C-369
CMM300 C-362
CMM400 C-364
CMM500 C-366
CMM600 C-370
CMP500
C-367
CMP600
C-371
CNA105
C-387
CNA106
C-387
CNA125
C-387
CNA126
C-387
CNA205
C-390
CNA225
C-390
CNA245
C-388
CNA246
C-389
CNA305
C-391
CNA306
C-391
CNA307
C-392
CNA314
C-390
CNA315
C-390
CNA316
C-391
CNA317
C-391
CNA326
CNA365
CNA386
CNA405
CNA435
CNA705
CNA706
CNA710
CNA711
CNA713
CNA714
CNA720
CNA721
CNA722
CNA723
CNA730
CNA731
CNA732
CNA733
CNA740
CNA741
CNA742
CNA743
CNA744
CNA745
CNA746
CNA747
CNA754
CNA755
CNA756
CNA757
CNA760
CNA761
CNA762
CNA763
CNA764
CNA765
CNA766
CNA767
CNA770
CNA771
CNA772
CNA773
CNA774
CNA775
CNA776
CNA777
CNA780
CNA781
CNA782
CNA783
CNA784
CNA785
CNA786
CNA787
CNA790
CNA791
CNA792
CNA793
CNA794
CNA795
CNA796
CNA797
CNA805
CNA806
CNA807
CNA808
CNA809
C-391
C-392
C-392
C-392
C-392
C-393
C-400
C-399
C-393
C-397
C-396
C-394
C-394
C-394
C-394
C-394
C-395
C-395
C-395
C-398
C-398
C-397
C-398
C-400
C-401
C-401
C-401
C-400
C-400
C-400
C-400
C-397
C-397
C-397
C-397
C-399
C-399
C-399
C-399
C-395
C-396
C-396
C-396
C-398
C-398
C-398
C-399
C-393
C-393
C-393
C-393
C-396
C-396
C-396
C-397
C-394
C-394
C-394
C-394
C-395
C-395
C-395
C-395
C-401
C-401
C-401
C-401
C-402
CNA810
CRA101
CRA121
CRA161
CRA171
CRA172
CRA181
CRA200
CRA222
CRA223
CRA231
CRA241
CRA251
CRA273
CRA276
CRA282
CRA284
CRA300
CRA311
CRA321
CRA332
CRA333
CRA342
CRA343
CRA352
CRA353
CRA385
CRA386
CRA401
CRA410
CSA105
CSA115
CSA201
CSA215
CSA225
CSA311
CSA315
CSA323
CSA325
CSA331
CSA350
CSA400
CSA411
CSA415
CSA420
CSA423
CSA440
CSA450
EPC150
EPC250
EPC251
EPC252
EPC253
EPC350
EPC351
EPC352
EPC353
EPC400
EPC405
EPC406
EPC407
EPC409
EPC410
EPF150
EPF250
EPF350
EPF402
EPF404
C-402
C-68
C-67
C-293
C-67
C-67
C-388
C-69
C-69
C-43
C-69
C-68
C-68
C-68
C-69
C-389
C-389
C-70
C-71
C-71
C-70
C-72
C-71
C-71
C-70
C-70
C-69
C-70
C-72
C-72
C-407
C-407
C-408
C-409
C-409
C-410
C-411
C-411
C-412
C-412
C-412
C-412
C-413
C-413
C-414
C-414
C-414
C-414
C-113
C-113
C-113
C-113
C-114
C-114
C-114
C-114
C-115
C-115
C-115
C-115
C-116
C-115
C-115
C-116
C-116
C-116
C-117
C-117
A-33
EPF405
C-117
EPF407
C-117
EPP400
C-117
EPP401
C-118
EPT150
C-118
EPT250
C-118
EPT350
C-118
EPT402
C-119
ESA010
C-1
ESA020
C-1
ESA030
C-1
ESA040
C-1
ESA050
C-1
ESA060
C-1
ESA070
C-1
ESA080
C-1
ESA090
C-2
ESA102 C-138,139
ESA103
C-140
ESA109
C-135
ESA110
C-135
ESA111
C-136
ESA112
C-136
ESA113
C-136
ESA114
C-134
ESA115
C-137
ESA116
C-137
ESA117
C-136
ESA118
C-137
ESA120
C-135
ESA121
C-134
ESA122
C-138
ESA123
C-138
ESA132
C-140
ESA133
C-139
ESA134
C-139
ESA142
C-139
ESA143
C-139
ESA144
C-139
ESA202
C-144
ESA209
C-141
ESA210
C-141
ESA211
C-140
ESA212
C-140
ESA213
C-142
ESA214
C-143
ESA215
C-143
ESA216
C-142
ESA217
C-142
ESA218
C-142
ESA220
C-143
ESA221
C-140
ESA222
C-141
ESA223
C-141
ESA231
C-145
ESA232
C-146
ESA233
C-144
ESA234
C-144
ESA235
C-145
ESA240
C-141
ESA241
C-145
ESA242
C-146
ESA243
C-144
ESA244
C-144
ESA245
C-145
ESA280
C-143
ESA281
C-143
ESF900
C-163
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University of Tasmania – Course and Unit Handbook, 2000
ESF901
C-164
ESF902
C-163
ESF903
C-163
ESF904
C-163
ESF905
C-163
ESF910
C-163
ESF911
C-164
ESF912
C-164
ESI407
C-121
ESI408
C-122
ESI413
C-127
ESI414
C-125
ESI419
C-122
ESI420
C-126
ESI421
C-123
ESI422
C-124
ESI423
C-124
ESI424
C-125
ESI428
C-123
ESI429
C-125
ESI433
C-122
ESI434
C-122
ESI435
C-122
ESI439
C-127
ESI440
C-121
ESI443 C-127,128
ESI444
C-121
ESI447
C-124
ESI448
C-124
ESI449
C-124
ESI450
C-125
ESI453
C-123
ESI457
C-125
ESI460
C-126
ESI461
C-126
ESI464
C-122
ESI465
C-121
ESI466
C-123
ESI468
C-125
ESI469
C-126
ESI470
C-122
ESI471
C-123
ESI472
C-124
ESI473
C-124
ESI474
C-125
ESI475
C-126
ESI477
C-123
ESI478
C-127
ESI480
C-128
ESI481
C-128
ESI490
C-126
ESN700
C-155
ESN701
C-151
ESN702
C-151
ESN703
C-152
ESN704
C-162
ESN705
C-156
ESN706
C-159
ESN707
C-151
ESN708
C-151
ESN709
C-162
ESN710
C-157
ESN711
C-153
ESN712
C-163
ESN713
C-156
ESN714
C-153
ESN715
C-161
ESN716
C-161
ESN717
ESN718
ESN719
ESN720
ESN721
ESN722
ESN723
ESN724
ESN725
ESN726
ESN727
ESN728
ESN729
ESN732
ESN733
ESN734
ESN735
ESN736
ESN737
ESN738
ESN739
ESN740
ESN741
ESN742
ESN744
ESN745
ESN746
ESN747
ESN748
ESN752
ESN754
ESN755
ESN757
ESN758
ESN761
ESN763
ESN764
ESN768
ESN769
ESN770
ESN771
ESN772
ESN773
ESN774
ESN775
ESN776
ESN777
ESN778
ESN779
ESN780
ESN781
ESN782
ESN783
ESN784
ESN785
ESN793
ESN794
ESN795
ESN796
ESN797
ESN798
ESN799
ESP132
ESP136
ESP140
ESP141
ESP210
ESP214
C-161
C-150
C-150
C-150
C-155
C-157
C-154
C-154
C-161
C-162
C-161
C-161
C-157
C-155
C-155
C-149
C-149
C-150
C-160
C-152
C-152
C-157
C-151
C-150
C-161
C-150
C-152
C-159
C-160
C-158
C-150
C-162
C-156
C-152
C-158
C-159
C-159
C-156
C-156
C-149
C-155
C-157
C-153
C-152
C-154
C-155
C-154
C-158
C-160
C-159
C-159
C-160
C-154
C-149
C-152
C-162
C-158
C-151
C-151
C-153
C-153
C-160
C-294
C-293
C-294
C-294
C-294
C-295
ESP220
ESP230
ESP233
ESP237
ESP301
ESP304
ESP307
ESP308
ESP310
ESP311
ESP314
ESP315
ESP320
ESP325
ESP335
ESP336
ESP337
ESP401
ESP402
ESP403
ESP410
ESP411
ESP414
ESP415
ESP420
ESP433
ESP435
ESP437
ESP445
ESP460
ESP465
EST113
EST117
EST118
EST121
EST127
EST128
EST130
EST203
EST210
EST213
EST214
EST216
EST220
EST221
EST226
EST230
EST312
EST410
EST411
EST412
ESV201
ESV202
ESV203
ESV204
ESV205
ESV206
ESV207
ESV208
ESV209
ESV301
ESV302
ESV305
ESV306
ESV307
ESV308
ESV309
ESV310
C-295
C-294
C-295
C-294
C-295
C-297
C-295
C-296
C-297
C-297
C-297
C-296
C-298
C-296
C-296
C-297
C-296
C-300
C-300
C-300
C-298
C-298
C-299
C-299
C-299
C-299
C-298
C-298
C-299
C-300
C-298
C-146
C-146
C-119
C-119
C-147
C-120
C-119
C-148
C-120
C-147
C-147
C-147
C-148
C-148
C-120
C-120
C-148
C-121
C-148
C-149
C-128
C-130
C-129
C-130
C-129
C-129
C-128
C-130
C-129
C-132
C-132
C-133
C-133
C-130
C-130
C-131
C-131
ESV311
ESV312
ESV313
ESV314
ESV315
ESV401
ESV402
ESV403
ESV404
ESV405
FCA501
FCA502
FCA511
FCA512
FCA521
FCA522
FCA523
FCA524
FCA531
FCA532
FCA540
FCA701
FCA702
FCA703
FCA704
FCA711
FCA712
FCA713
FCA714
FCA721
FCA722
FCA723
FCA724
FCA731
FCA732
FCA733
FCA734
FCA740
FCB100
FCB110
FCB120
FCB130
FCB150
FCB160
FCB190
FCB200
FCB205
FCB220
FCB230
FCB250
FCB290
FCB300
FCC100
FCC150
FCC200
FCC250
FCC300
FCC350
FCE100
FCE180
FCE200
FCE300
FCG100
FCG150
FCG180
FCG200
FCG250
FCG300
C-131
C-131
C-132
C-132
C-132
C-133
C-134
C-133
C-133
C-134
C-384
C-385
C-383
C-384
C-384
C-384
C-384
C-384
C-384
C-384
C-384
C-384
C-385
C-385
C-385
C-383
C-384
C-385
C-385
C-384
C-384
C-384
C-384
C-384
C-384
C-385
C-385
C-384
C-372
C-372
C-372
C-372
C-372
C-373
C-373
C-377
C-378
C-378
C-378
C-378
C-378
C-380
C-374
C-374
C-378
C-378
C-381
C-381
C-374
C-373
C-378
C-381
C-374
C-375
C-373
C-378
C-379
C-381
FCG350
FCI150
FCI250
FCI350
FCL100
FCL180
FCL200
FCL300
FCN100
FCN150
FCN200
FCN250
FCN300
FCN350
FCO100
FCO150
FCO200
FCO250
FCO300
FCO350
FCP100
FCP180
FCP200
FCP300
FCT100
FCT200
FCT300
FCV100
FCV150
FCV200
FCV250
FCV300
FCV350
FCY100
FCY150
FCY200
FCY250
FCY300
FCY350
FCZ400
FCZ401
FFA100
FFA101
FFA202
FFA233
FFA234
FFA235
FFA240
FFA241
FFA300
FFA301
FFA302
FFA333
FFA334
FFA335
FFA340
FFA341
FFA400
FFA401
FFA750
FFA751
FFA752
FFA753
FFC110
FFC180
FFC210
FFC250
FFC251
Having difficulty finding what you want? Try the Synoptic Index (page facing inside back cover)
C-381
C-375
C-379
C-381
C-375
C-373
C-379
C-381
C-375
C-376
C-379
C-379
C-381
C-382
C-376
C-376
C-379
C-379
C-382
C-382
C-376
C-374
C-380
C-382
C-376
C-380
C-382
C-377
C-377
C-380
C-380
C-382
C-383
C-377
C-377
C-380
C-380
C-383
C-383
C-383
C-383
C-237
C-237
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-238
C-245
C-245
C-245
C-245
C-246
C-246
C-239
C-235
C-239
C-239
C-239
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-35
Index of Unit Codes
FFC280
FFC310
FFC350
FFC351
FFD100
FFD101
FFD102
FFD181
FFD182
FFD200
FFD201
FFD202
FFD203
FFD281
FFD282
FFD300
FFD301
FFD302
FFD303
FFE100
FFJ250
FFJ251
FFJ350
FFJ351
FFP110
FFP180
FFP210
FFP250
FFP251
FFP280
FFP310
FFP350
FFP351
FFR110
FFR180
FFR210
FFR250
FFR252
FFR280
FFR310
FFR350
FFR352
FFS110
FFS180
FFS210
FFS250
FFS251
FFS280
FFS310
FFS350
FFS351
FFX101
FFX110
FFX180
FFX210
FFX250
FFX280
FFX310
FFX350
FPA400
FPA401
FPB110
FPB119
FPB150
FPB215
FPB250
FPB315
FPB350
C-236
C-239
C-239
C-239
C-240
C-240
C-240
C-234
C-235
C-240
C-240
C-240
C-240
C-236
C-236
C-240
C-240
C-240
C-240
C-237
C-243
C-244
C-243
C-244
C-241
C-235
C-241
C-241
C-241
C-236
C-241
C-241
C-241
C-242
C-235
C-242
C-242
C-242
C-236
C-243
C-242
C-242
C-243
C-235
C-243
C-243
C-244
C-236
C-244
C-243
C-244
C-244
C-244
C-235
C-244
C-245
C-237
C-245
C-245
C-407
C-407
C-402
C-404
C-403
C-403
C-403
C-403
C-403
FPC100
FPC200
FPC300
FPC350
FPF100
FPF150
FPF200
FPF212
FPF250
FPF350
FPH101
FPH102
FPH122
FPH201
FPH202
FPH411
FPS200
FPS201
FPS300
FSA400
FSA401
FSA750
FSA751
FSA752
FSA753
FSB275
FSC101
FSC201
FSC202
FSC210
FSC301
FSC302
FSC310
FSD150
FSD151
FSD152
FSD153
FSD250
FSD251
FSD252
FSD253
FSD254
FSD255
FSD256
FSD257
FSD258
FSD350
FSD351
FSD352
FSD353
FSD354
FSD355
FSD356
FSD357
FSD358
FSE110
FSE210
FSE250
FSE251
FSE252
FSE253
FSE256
FSE257
FSE258
FSE259
FSE260
FSE310
FSE350
C-405
C-405
C-405
C-405
C-405
C-404
C-405
C-405
C-404
C-404
C-406
C-406
C-406
C-406
C-406
C-406
C-406
C-406
C-406
C-233
C-233
C-234
C-234
C-234
C-234
C-218
C-219
C-219
C-219
C-219
C-220
C-220
C-220
C-220
C-220
C-221
C-221
C-221
C-221
C-221
C-222
C-222
C-222
C-222
C-222
C-222
C-221
C-221
C-221
C-222
C-222
C-222
C-222
C-222
C-222
C-223
C-223
C-223
C-223
C-224
C-224
C-224
C-224
C-224
C-224
C-225
C-225
C-223
FSE351
FSE352
FSE353
FSE356
FSE357
FSE358
FSE359
FSE360
FSF110
FSF210
FSF250
FSF310
FSF350
FSG110
FSG210
FSG250
FSG310
FSG350
FSH110
FSH210
FSH250
FSH310
FSH350
FSP110
FSP210
FSP250
FSP310
FSP350
FSR110
FSR210
FSR250
FSR310
FSR350
FSS110
FSS210
FSS250
FSS310
FSS350
FST101
FST102
FST200
FST201
FST202
FST203
FST204
FST205
FST206
FST207
FST208
FST209
FST210
FST211
FST212
FST250
FST251
FST252
FST254
FST256
FST257
FST258
FST259
FST260
FST261
FST262
FST263
FST264
FST266
FST267
C-223
C-224
C-224
C-224
C-224
C-224
C-224
C-225
C-225
C-226
C-226
C-226
C-226
C-226
C-227
C-227
C-227
C-227
C-227
C-228
C-228
C-228
C-228
C-228
C-229
C-229
C-229
C-229
C-229
C-230
C-230
C-230
C-230
C-231
C-231
C-231
C-231
C-231
C-210
C-211
C-211
C-211
C-212
C-212
C-212
C-213
C-213
C-213
C-213
C-213
C-214
C-214
C-214
C-215
C-215
C-215
C-215
C-215
C-215
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-217
FST285
FST288
FST289
FST290
FST291
FST292
FST293
FST294
FST295
FST296
FST297
FST300
FST301
FST302
FST303
FST304
FST305
FST306
FST307
FST308
FST309
FST310
FST311
FST312
FST350
FST351
FST352
FST354
FST356
FST357
FST358
FST359
FST360
FST361
FST362
FST363
FST364
FST366
FST367
FST385
FST388
FST389
FST390
FST391
FST392
FST393
FST394
FST395
FST396
FST397
FSW150
FSW250
FSZ250
FSZ251
FSZ350
FSZ351
HAB102
HAB103
HAB201
HAB202
HAB204
HAB206
HAB208
HAB232
HAB240
HAB241
HAB252
HAB253
C-217
C-217
C-217
C-217
C-217
C-217
C-218
C-218
C-218
C-218
C-218
C-211
C-211
C-212
C-212
C-212
C-213
C-213
C-213
C-213
C-213
C-214
C-214
C-214
C-215
C-215
C-215
C-215
C-215
C-215
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-216
C-217
C-217
C-217
C-217
C-217
C-217
C-217
C-218
C-218
C-218
C-218
C-218
C-232
C-232
C-232
C-233
C-232
C-233
C-2
C-3
C-6
C-6
C-3
C-4
C-5
C-3
C-3
C-5
C-5
C-4
HAB254
HAB255
HAB256
HAB301
HAB302
HAB304
HAB306
HAB308
HAB332
HAB340
HAB341
HAB352
HAB353
HAB354
HAB355
HAB356
HAB400
HAB401
HAC200
HAC201
HAC202
HAC204
HAC205
HAC207
HAC208
HAC210
HAC211
HAC212
HAC214
HAC215
HAC217
HAC223
HAC225
HAC228
HAC229
HAC232
HAC243
HAC244
HAC246
HAC247
HAC248
HAC249
HAC250
HAC251
HAC252
HAC253
HAC255
HAC256
HAC257
HAC258
HAC270
HAC271
HAC272
HAC273
HAC280
HAC284
HAC285
HAC286
HAC300
HAC301
HAC302
HAC304
HAC305
HAC307
HAC308
HAC310
HAC311
HAC312
A-35
C-4
C-6
C-5
C-6
C-6
C-3
C-4
C-5
C-3
C-3
C-5
C-5
C-4
C-4
C-6
C-5
C-6
C-6
C-99
C-100
C-101
C-100
C-102
C-101
C-102
C-104
C-103
C-103
C-102
C-103
C-101
C-104
C-103
C-104
C-100
C-104
C-104
C-103
C-102
C-103
C-100
C-104
C-103
C-100
C-101
C-101
C-99
C-99
C-102
C-102
C-99
C-104
C-101
C-100
C-99
C-104
C-99
C-102
C-99
C-100
C-101
C-100
C-102
C-101
C-102
C-104
C-103
C-103
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Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-36
A-36
HAC314
HAC315
HAC317
HAC323
HAC325
HAC328
HAC329
HAC332
HAC343
HAC344
HAC345
HAC346
HAC347
HAC348
HAC349
HAC350
HAC351
HAC352
HAC353
HAC355
HAC356
HAC357
HAC358
HAC370
HAC371
HAC372
HAC373
HAC380
HAC384
HAC385
HAC386
HAF101
HAF102
HAF201
HAF202
HAF203
HAF204
HAF206
HAF207
HAF208
HAF209
HAF211
HAF212
HAF213
HAF214
HAF215
HAF216
HAF217
HAF221
HAF222
HAF223
HAF224
HAF225
HAF226
HAF232
HAF260
HAF261
HAF262
HAF263
HAF264
HAF301
HAF302
HAF303
HAF304
HAF306
HAF307
HAF308
HAF309
University of Tasmania – Course and Unit Handbook, 2000
C-102
C-103
C-101
C-104
C-103
C-104
C-100
C-104
C-104
C-103
C-99
C-102
C-103
C-100
C-104
C-103
C-100
C-101
C-101
C-99
C-99
C-102
C-102
C-99
C-104
C-101
C-100
C-99
C-104
C-99
C-102
C-496
C-496
C-500
C-499
C-497
C-499
C-498
C-498
C-497
C-500
C-497
C-498
C-497
C-500
C-496
C-500
C-499
C-500
C-501
C-496
C-496
C-499
C-499
C-500
C-498
C-496
C-497
C-497
C-498
C-500
C-499
C-497
C-499
C-498
C-498
C-497
C-500
HAF311
HAF312
HAF313
HAF314
HAF315
HAF316
HAF317
HAF321
HAF322
HAF323
HAF324
HAF325
HAF326
HAF332
HAF360
HAF361
HAF362
HAF363
HAF364
HAF400
HAF401
HAF405
HAF406
HAF411
HAF412
HAF413
HAF414
HAF415
HEA101
HEA102
HEA103
HEA104
HEA201
HEA202
HEA203
HEA212
HEA213
HEA214
HEA215
HEA222
HEA223
HEA225
HEA226
HEA227
HEA251
HEA252
HEA253
HEA254
HEA255
HEA256
HEA257
HEA258
HEA259
HEA260
HEA261
HEA262
HEA267
HEA269
HEA274
HEA277
HEA278
HEA279
HEA280
HEA282
HEA283
HEA284
HEA285
HEA286
C-497
C-498
C-497
C-500
C-496
C-500
C-499
C-500
C-501
C-496
C-496
C-499
C-499
C-500
C-498
C-496
C-497
C-497
C-498
C-501
C-501
C-501
C-501
C-502
C-502
C-502
C-502
C-502
C-197
C-198
C-197
C-197
C-200
C-200
C-206
C-206
C-202
C-202
C-199
C-205
C-205
C-201
C-202
C-204
C-203
C-203
C-198
C-204
C-199
C-200
C-199
C-198
C-198
C-200
C-199
C-203
C-204
C-198
C-200
C-201
C-201
C-201
C-205
C-203
C-202
C-202
C-203
C-205
HEA287
HEA288
HEA289
HEA290
HEA301
HEA302
HEA303
HEA312
HEA313
HEA314
HEA315
HEA322
HEA323
HEA325
HEA326
HEA327
HEA351
HEA352
HEA353
HEA354
HEA355
HEA356
HEA357
HEA358
HEA359
HEA360
HEA361
HEA362
HEA367
HEA369
HEA374
HEA375
HEA376
HEA377
HEA378
HEA379
HEA380
HEA382
HEA383
HEA384
HEA385
HEA386
HEA387
HEA388
HEA389
HEA390
HEA400
HEA401
HEA402
HEA406
HEA407
HEA410
HEA411
HEA412
HEA415
HEA425
HEA430
HEA435
HEA445
HEA475
HEF100
HEF201
HEF203
HEF210
HEF213
HEF220
HEF221
HEF225
C-204
C-204
C-201
C-206
C-200
C-200
C-206
C-206
C-202
C-202
C-199
C-205
C-205
C-201
C-202
C-204
C-203
C-203
C-198
C-204
C-199
C-200
C-199
C-198
C-198
C-200
C-199
C-203
C-204
C-198
C-200
C-205
C-205
C-201
C-201
C-201
C-205
C-203
C-202
C-202
C-203
C-205
C-204
C-204
C-201
C-206
C-206
C-206
C-207
C-208
C-208
C-209
C-207
C-208
C-207
C-207
C-209
C-207
C-208
C-209
C-248
C-248
C-248
C-248
C-249
C-249
C-249
C-249
HEF230
HEF301
HEF302
HEF303
HEF310
HEF311
HEF312
HEF313
HEF320
HEF321
HEF323
HEF324
HEF325
HEF326
HEF330
HEF400
HEF401
HEF402
HEF403
HEF411
HEF412
HEF413
HEF414
HEF415
HEF424
HEF425
HEF426
HEG100
HEG201
HEG203
HEG213
HEG301
HEG302
HEG303
HEG304
HEG305
HEG306
HEG307
HEG308
HEG309
HEG310
HEG311
HEG312
HEG400
HEG401
HEG402
HEG404
HEG405
HEG406
HEJ101
HEJ102
HEJ201
HEJ202
HEJ203
HEJ204
HEJ205
HEJ206
HEJ207
HEJ208
HEJ209
HEJ210
HEJ211
HEJ212
HEJ213
HEJ214
HEJ215
HEJ216
HEJ217
C-249
C-249
C-250
C-248
C-248
C-250
C-250
C-249
C-249
C-249
C-250
C-250
C-249
C-250
C-249
C-251
C-251
C-251
C-251
C-250
C-250
C-251
C-251
C-251
C-250
C-251
C-250
C-280
C-281
C-281
C-281
C-281
C-281
C-281
C-281
C-282
C-282
C-282
C-282
C-282
C-282
C-282
C-282
C-283
C-283
C-283
C-283
C-283
C-283
C-317
C-317
C-317
C-318
C-320
C-319
C-319
C-320
C-318
C-319
C-319
C-317
C-318
C-318
C-320
C-318
C-319
C-320
C-320
HEJ301
HEJ302
HEJ303
HEJ304
HEJ305
HEJ306
HEJ307
HEJ308
HEJ309
HEJ310
HEJ311
HEJ312
HEJ313
HEJ314
HEJ315
HEJ316
HEJ317
HGA101
HGA102
HGA105
HGA106
HGA120
HGA121
HGA135
HGA138
HGA139
HGA202
HGA203
HGA204
HGA206
HGA212
HGA214
HGA215
HGA220
HGA221
HGA223
HGA225
HGA227
HGA230
HGA231
HGA233
HGA234
HGA236
HGA239
HGA251
HGA254
HGA259
HGA260
HGA261
HGA262
HGA272
HGA274
HGA276
HGA277
HGA278
HGA279
HGA302
HGA303
HGA304
HGA306
HGA312
HGA314
HGA315
HGA320
HGA321
HGA323
HGA325
HGA327
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C-317
C-318
C-320
C-319
C-319
C-320
C-318
C-319
C-319
C-317
C-318
C-318
C-320
C-318
C-319
C-320
C-320
C-486
C-486
C-486
C-487
C-494
C-494
C-388
C-388
C-388
C-491
C-490
C-492
C-487
C-489
C-490
C-493
C-490
C-489
C-491
C-489
C-493
C-490
C-489
C-489
C-490
C-493
C-488
C-492
C-487
C-491
C-492
C-492
C-491
C-488
C-487
C-491
C-492
C-488
C-488
C-487
C-490
C-492
C-487
C-489
C-490
C-493
C-490
C-489
C-491
C-489
C-493
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-37
Index of Unit Codes
HGA330
HGA331
HGA333
HGA334
HGA336
HGA339
HGA351
HGA354
HGA359
HGA360
HGA361
HGA362
HGA372
HGA374
HGA376
HGA377
HGA378
HGA379
HGA400
HGA401
HGE101
HGE102
HGE105
HGE126
HGE138
HGE139
HGE202
HGE203
HGE204
HGE205
HGE207
HGE208
HGE209
HGE221
HGE222
HGE223
HGE226
HGE227
HGE228
HGE230
HGE231
HGE232
HGE233
HGE236
HGE237
HGE238
HGE240
HGE241
HGE243
HGE244
HGE246
HGE247
HGE248
HGE252
HGE302
HGE303
HGE304
HGE305
HGE307
HGE308
HGE309
HGE321
HGE322
HGE323
HGE326
HGE327
HGE328
HGE330
C-490
C-489
C-489
C-490
C-493
C-488
C-492
C-487
C-491
C-492
C-492
C-491
C-488
C-487
C-491
C-492
C-488
C-488
C-493
C-493
C-475
C-475
C-476
C-476
C-476
C-476
C-479
C-479
C-478
C-480
C-477
C-480
C-478
C-479
C-479
C-480
C-479
C-480
C-478
C-477
C-477
C-478
C-477
C-477
C-481
C-477
C-478
C-477
C-480
C-478
C-480
C-479
C-480
C-478
C-479
C-479
C-478
C-480
C-477
C-480
C-478
C-479
C-479
C-480
C-479
C-480
C-478
C-477
HGE331
HGE332
HGE333
HGE336
HGE337
HGE338
HGE340
HGE341
HGE343
HGE344
HGE346
HGE347
HGE348
HGE350
HGE352
HGW301
HGW302
HGW303
HGW304
HGW305
HGW306
HGW307
HGW401
HGW402
HGW403
HGW404
HGW405
HGW406
HGW407
HGW408
HGW409
HGW410
HMA101
HMA102
HMA202
HMA204
HMA205
HMA207
HMA210
HMA211
HMA216
HMA217
HMA219
HMA221
HMA222
HMA227
HMA228
HMA230
HMA231
HMA232
HMA233
HMA234
HMA235
HMA236
HMA237
HMA238
HMA239
HMA240
HMA242
HMA243
HMA244
HMA246
HMA247
HMA248
HMA249
HMA250
HMA252
HMA258
C-477
C-478
C-477
C-477
C-481
C-477
C-478
C-477
C-480
C-478
C-480
C-479
C-480
C-479
C-478
C-481
C-481
C-481
C-483
C-483
C-483
C-483
C-482
C-482
C-482
C-483
C-483
C-483
C-483
C-483
C-483
C-484
C-56
C-56
C-56
C-57
C-57
C-57
C-57
C-57
C-57
C-57
C-58
C-58
C-58
C-58
C-58
C-58
C-59
C-59
C-59
C-59
C-59
C-59
C-59
C-60
C-60
C-60
C-60
C-60
C-60
C-60
C-61
C-61
C-61
C-61
C-61
C-61
HMA259
HMA260
HMA261
HMA300
HMA301
HMA302
HMA304
HMA305
HMA307
HMA310
HMA311
HMA316
HMA317
HMA319
HMA321
HMA322
HMA327
HMA328
HMA330
HMA331
HMA332
HMA333
HMA334
HMA335
HMA336
HMA337
HMA338
HMA339
HMA340
HMA342
HMA343
HMA344
HMA346
HMA347
HMA348
HMA349
HMA350
HMA352
HMA358
HMA359
HMA360
HMA361
HMA400
HMA401
HMA405
HMA408
HMA410
HMA412
HMA413
HMC100
HMC201
HMC202
HMC205
HMC301
HMC302
HMC303
HMC304
HMC305
HMC306
HMC307
HMC309
HMC310
HMC400
HMC401
HMJ100
HMJ201
HMJ202
HMJ203
C-61
C-62
C-62
C-62
C-62
C-56
C-57
C-57
C-57
C-57
C-57
C-57
C-57
C-58
C-58
C-58
C-58
C-58
C-58
C-59
C-59
C-59
C-59
C-59
C-59
C-59
C-60
C-60
C-60
C-60
C-60
C-60
C-60
C-61
C-61
C-61
C-61
C-61
C-61
C-61
C-62
C-62
C-62
C-62
C-63
C-63
C-63
C-64
C-64
C-84
C-84
C-84
C-84
C-84
C-84
C-84
C-85
C-85
C-85
C-85
C-85
C-85
C-85
C-85
C-313
C-313
C-314
C-313
HMJ306
HMJ307
HMJ308
HMJ330
HMJ331
HMJ333
HMJ334
HMJ335
HMJ400
HMJ401
HMJ411
HMJ412
HMJ415
HMN100
HMN201
HMN202
HMN203
HMN204
HMN205
HMN206
HMN302
HMN303
HMN304
HMN305
HMN306
HMN307
HMN308
HMN309
HMN312
HMN382
HMN400
HMN401
HPA101
HPA102
HPA181
HPA182
HPA201
HPA202
HPA203
HPA204
HPA206
HPA207
HPA208
HPA209
HPA210
HPA212
HPA214
HPA215
HPA219
HPA220
HPA230
HPA233
HPA242
HPA245
HPA246
HPA253
HPA256
HPA266
HPA268
HPA269
HPA270
HPA271
HPA274
HPA275
HPA276
HPA277
HPA278
HPA289
C-314
C-314
C-314
C-314
C-314
C-314
C-315
C-315
C-315
C-315
C-315
C-315
C-315
C-302
C-302
C-302
C-302
C-303
C-303
C-303
C-303
C-304
C-304
C-304
C-304
C-304
C-304
C-305
C-305
C-305
C-305
C-305
C-416
C-416
C-416
C-416
C-420
C-421
C-420
C-422
C-422
C-421
C-423
C-420
C-420
C-422
C-423
C-420
C-419
C-417
C-421
C-423
C-419
C-420
C-421
C-417
C-417
C-418
C-418
C-421
C-421
C-418
C-423
C-423
C-419
C-418
C-417
C-422
HPA291
HPA292
HPA293
HPA294
HPA295
HPA297
HPA301
HPA302
HPA303
HPA304
HPA306
HPA307
HPA308
HPA309
HPA310
HPA312
HPA314
HPA315
HPA319
HPA320
HPA330
HPA333
HPA342
HPA345
HPA346
HPA353
HPA356
HPA366
HPA368
HPA369
HPA370
HPA371
HPA374
HPA375
HPA376
HPA377
HPA378
HPA389
HPA391
HPA392
HPA393
HPA394
HPA395
HPA397
HPA398
HPA400
HPA401
HPS101
HPS102
HPS181
HPS182
HPS201
HPS202
HPS203
HPS204
HPS246
HPS256
HPS275
HPS291
HPS292
HPS294
HPS295
HPS301
HPS302
HPS303
HPS304
HPS346
HPS356
A-37
C-419
C-419
C-422
C-417
C-417
C-416
C-420
C-421
C-420
C-422
C-422
C-421
C-423
C-420
C-420
C-422
C-423
C-420
C-419
C-417
C-421
C-423
C-419
C-420
C-421
C-417
C-417
C-418
C-418
C-421
C-421
C-418
C-423
C-423
C-419
C-418
C-417
C-422
C-419
C-419
C-422
C-417
C-417
C-416
C-423
C-424
C-424
C-336
C-336
C-335
C-335
C-336
C-337
C-337
C-337
C-337
C-336
C-337
C-336
C-337
C-336
C-336
C-336
C-337
C-337
C-337
C-337
C-336
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A-38
HPS375
HPS391
HPS392
HPS394
HPS395
HSA101
HSA102
HSA201
HSA202
HSA203
HSA204
HSA210
HSA212
HSA218
HSA222
HSA227
HSA232
HSA240
HSA241
HSA244
HSA250
HSA256
HSA258
HSA260
HSA262
HSA263
HSA264
HSA265
HSA266
HSA270
HSA271
HSA272
HSA273
HSA301
HSA302
HSA303
HSA304
HSA310
HSA312
HSA318
HSA322
HSA327
HSA332
HSA340
HSA341
HSA344
HSA350
HSA356
HSA358
HSA360
HSA361
HSA362
HSA363
HSA364
HSA365
HSA366
HSA370
HSA371
HSA372
HSA373
HSA400
HSA401
HSA432
HSD101
HSD102
HSD203
HSD204
HSD205
University of Tasmania – Course and Unit Handbook, 2000
C-337
C-336
C-337
C-336
C-336
C-443
C-444
C-448
C-444
C-446
C-448
C-447
C-447
C-444
C-445
C-448
C-446
C-445
C-449
C-444
C-446
C-447
C-446
C-449
C-445
C-445
C-449
C-449
C-446
C-445
C-448
C-445
C-448
C-448
C-444
C-446
C-448
C-447
C-447
C-444
C-445
C-448
C-446
C-445
C-449
C-444
C-446
C-447
C-446
C-449
C-447
C-445
C-445
C-449
C-449
C-446
C-445
C-448
C-445
C-448
C-449
C-449
C-447
C-467
C-467
C-470
C-471
C-469
HSD206
HSD207
HSD208
HSD209
HSD210
HSD223
HSD225
HSD227
HSD229
HSD230
HSD231
HSD232
HSD235
HSD236
HSD238
HSD239
HSD240
HSD241
HSD242
HSD243
HSD303
HSD304
HSD305
HSD306
HSD307
HSD308
HSD309
HSD310
HSD323
HSD325
HSD327
HSD329
HSD330
HSD331
HSD332
HSD335
HSD336
HSD338
HSD339
HSD340
HSD341
HSD342
HSD343
HSD400
HSD401
HSD416
HSD705
HSD714
HSD715
HSD716
HSD717
HSD718
HSD740
HSD741
HSD742
HSD743
HSD744
HSP105
HSP106
HSP201
HSP202
HSP203
HSP204
HSP205
HSP206
HSP207
HSP208
HSP209
C-468
C-470
C-468
C-470
C-471
C-470
C-472
C-469
C-468
C-467
C-471
C-469
C-468
C-469
C-471
C-467
C-471
C-468
C-468
C-471
C-470
C-471
C-469
C-468
C-470
C-468
C-470
C-471
C-470
C-472
C-469
C-468
C-467
C-471
C-469
C-468
C-469
C-471
C-467
C-471
C-468
C-468
C-471
C-472
C-472
C-472
C-472
C-472
C-473
C-473
C-473
C-473
C-473
C-473
C-474
C-474
C-473
C-440
C-440
C-441
C-441
C-441
C-441
C-442
C-440
C-441
C-442
C-442
HSP210
HSP211
HSP212
HSP213
HSP301
HSP302
HSP303
HSP304
HSP305
HSP306
HSP307
HSP308
HSP309
HSP310
HSP311
HSP312
HSP313
HTA100
HTA101
HTA102
HTA103
HTA104
HTA105
HTA106
HTA201
HTA202
HTA203
HTA204
HTA205
HTA207
HTA209
HTA211
HTA212
HTA216
HTA218
HTA220
HTA221
HTA222
HTA223
HTA225
HTA226
HTA229
HTA240
HTA241
HTA250
HTA251
HTA252
HTA255
HTA261
HTA262
HTA271
HTA275
HTA281
HTA290
HTA301
HTA302
HTA303
HTA304
HTA305
HTA307
HTA309
HTA311
HTA312
HTA316
HTA318
HTA320
HTA321
HTA322
C-441
C-441
C-441
C-442
C-441
C-441
C-441
C-441
C-442
C-440
C-441
C-442
C-442
C-441
C-441
C-441
C-442
C-285
C-286
C-286
C-286
C-286
C-286
C-286
C-287
C-287
C-287
C-287
C-287
C-288
C-288
C-288
C-288
C-288
C-288
C-289
C-289
C-289
C-289
C-290
C-290
C-290
C-290
C-290
C-291
C-291
C-291
C-291
C-291
C-292
C-292
C-292
C-292
C-292
C-287
C-287
C-287
C-287
C-287
C-288
C-288
C-288
C-288
C-288
C-288
C-289
C-289
C-289
HTA323
HTA325
HTA326
HTA329
HTA340
HTA341
HTA350
HTA351
HTA352
HTA355
HTA361
HTA362
HTA371
HTA375
HTA381
HTA390
HTA399
HTA498
HTA499
HTC100
HTC101
HTC102
HTC200
HTC201
HTC202
HTC203
HTC206
HTC207
HTC208
HTC209
HTC210
HTC211
HTC213
HTC215
HTC216
HTC217
HTC218
HTC219
HTC221
HTC222
HTC223
HTC224
HTC225
HTC226
HTC300
HTC301
HTC302
HTC303
HTC306
HTC307
HTC308
HTC309
HTC310
HTC311
HTC313
HTC315
HTC316
HTC317
HTC318
HTC319
HTC321
HTC322
HTC323
HTC324
HTC325
HTC326
HTC400
HTC401
C-289
C-290
C-290
C-290
C-290
C-290
C-291
C-291
C-291
C-291
C-291
C-292
C-292
C-292
C-292
C-292
C-293
C-293
C-293
C-33
C-33
C-33
C-33
C-34
C-34
C-34
C-34
C-34
C-34
C-35
C-35
C-35
C-35
C-36
C-37
C-36
C-37
C-37
C-35
C-36
C-36
C-36
C-36
C-36
C-33
C-34
C-34
C-34
C-34
C-34
C-34
C-35
C-35
C-35
C-35
C-36
C-37
C-37
C-37
C-37
C-35
C-36
C-36
C-36
C-36
C-36
C-38
C-38
HTG216
HTG218
HTG220
HTG316
HTG318
HTG320
HTL100
HTL217
HTL219
HTL220
HTL317
HTL319
HTL320
KCA201
KCA202
KCA203
KCA254
KCA300
KCA311
KCA312
KCA321
KCA341
KCA342
KCA343
KCA354
KCA421
KCA422
KCA423
KCA427
KCA441
KCA442
KCA443
KCA444
KDA111
KDA112
KDA114
KDA115
KDA121
KDA122
KDA124
KDA125
KDA211
KDA212
KDA213
KDA214
KDA221
KDA222
KDA223
KDA224
KDA311
KDA312
KDA313
KDA314
KDA321
KDA322
KDA323
KDA324
KDA411
KDA412
KDA413
KDA421
KDA422
KDA423
KDA471
KDA472
KDA473
KDA481
KDA511
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C-38
C-38
C-38
C-39
C-39
C-39
C-321
C-321
C-321
C-321
C-321
C-321
C-321
C-94
C-94
C-94
C-94
C-95
C-95
C-95
C-95
C-95
C-96
C-96
C-96
C-194
C-194
C-194
C-194
C-97
C-97
C-97
C-194
C-48
C-48
C-48
C-47
C-48
C-48
C-49
C-47
C-49
C-50
C-49
C-50
C-49
C-50
C-49
C-50
C-51
C-51
C-50
C-51
C-51
C-51
C-50
C-52
C-52
C-52
C-52
C-52
C-53
C-52
C-54
C-54
C-54
C-54
C-53
Course and Unit Handbook 2000, page A-39
Index of Unit Codes
KDA512
KDA513
KDA521
KEA100
KEA200
KEA222
KEA231
KEA266
KEA300
KEA332
KEA336
KEA338
KEA342
KEA346
KEA348
KEA355
KEA365
KEA407
KEA410
KEA411
KEA420
KEA421
KEA432
KEA440
KEA441
KEA450
KEA451
KEA510
KEA511
KEA820
KEA841
KEA842
KEA843
KEA844
KEA845
KEA846
KEA891
KGA100
KGA101
KGA190
KGA200
KGA202
KGA208
KGA209
KGA210
KGA213
KGA223
KGA240
KGA253
KGA254
KGA270
KGA272
KGA278
KGA286
KGA287
KGA289
KGA290
KGA291
KGA292
KGA293
KGA294
KGA295
KGA296
KGA297
KGA298
KGA302
KGA308
KGA321
C-53
C-53
C-53
C-265
C-266
C-266
C-266
C-267
C-267
C-267
C-268
C-268
C-268
C-268
C-269
C-269
C-269
C-269
C-269
C-269
C-269
C-269
C-269
C-270
C-270
C-270
C-270
C-270
C-270
C-270
C-270
C-271
C-271
C-271
C-271
C-271
C-272
C-253
C-253
C-253
C-254
C-256
C-256
C-255
C-255
C-255
C-256
C-257
C-257
C-257
C-257
C-258
C-258
C-254
C-254
C-254
C-254
C-254
C-254
C-254
C-255
C-255
C-255
C-255
C-255
C-256
C-256
C-258
KGA323
KGA327
KGA331
KGA332
KGA340
KGA346
KGA353
KGA354
KGA365
KGA370
KGA372
KGA378
KGA381
KGA400
KGA401
KGA402
KGA403
KGA500
KGA501
KGE512
KGE513
KGE514
KGE515
KGE540
KGE541
KGE812
KGE813
KGE814
KGE815
KGE840
KGG140
KGG150
KGG215
KGG220
KGG230
KGG240
KGG245
KGG260
KGG270
KGG275
KGG280
KGG320
KGG330
KGG340
KGG341
KGG342
KGG345
KGG350
KGG355
KGG360
KGG401
KGG405
KGG407
KGG425
KGG435
KGG440
KGG445
KGG510
KGG515
KGG580
KGS500
KGS505
KHA100
KHA200
KHA205
KHA206
KHA207
KHA209
C-256
C-258
C-259
C-259
C-257
C-259
C-257
C-257
C-259
C-257
C-258
C-258
C-260
C-260
C-260
C-260
C-260
C-261
C-261
C-261
C-261
C-261
C-262
C-262
C-262
C-262
C-262
C-262
C-262
C-262
C-272
C-272
C-195
C-272
C-273
C-273
C-273
C-273
C-274
C-274
C-274
C-274
C-274
C-275
C-275
C-275
C-275
C-275
C-276
C-276
C-276
C-276
C-276
C-277
C-277
C-277
C-277
C-278
C-278
C-278
C-278
C-278
C-452
C-453
C-453
C-454
C-455
C-454
KHA211
KHA212
KHA213
KHA250
KHA300
KHA303
KHA304
KHA305
KHA306
KHA307
KHA309
KHA311
KHA312
KHA313
KHA314
KHA318
KHA319
KHA340
KHA400
KHA401
KHA415
KHA416
KHA711
KHA712
KHA713
KHA714
KHA715
KHA716
KHA717
KHA718
KHA721
KHA722
KHA723
KHA724
KHA725
KHA726
KHA727
KHA728
KHA750
KHA771
KHA772
KHA773
KHA774
KHA775
KHA776
KHA777
KHA778
KHA780
KHA781
KHA782
KHA783
KHA784
KHA785
KHA786
KHA787
KHA788
KHB205
KHB206
KHB207
KHB208
KHB209
KHB211
KHB305
KHB306
KHB307
KHB308
KHB309
KHB311
C-454
C-454
C-454
C-453
C-456
C-457
C-459
C-457
C-454
C-459
C-458
C-454
C-458
C-454
C-458
C-458
C-457
C-456
C-459
C-459
C-460
C-460
C-460
C-461
C-460
C-460
C-460
C-461
C-460
C-461
C-461
C-461
C-462
C-461
C-461
C-462
C-462
C-462
C-460
C-463
C-463
C-463
C-463
C-462
C-463
C-463
C-463
C-462
C-464
C-464
C-465
C-464
C-464
C-464
C-464
C-465
C-455
C-455
C-456
C-456
C-455
C-455
C-455
C-455
C-456
C-456
C-455
C-455
KJB113
KJB122
KJB205
KJB227
KJB307
KJB308
KJB400
KJB401
KJC103
KJC161
KJC162
KJC212
KJC221
KJC231
KJC242
KJC252
KJC262
KJC263
KJC311
KJC322
KJC332
KJC341
KJC353
KJC400
KJC401
KJG101
KJG102
KJG201
KJG202
KJG301
KJG302
KJG400
KJG401
KJG402
KJG403
KJG404
KJP103
KJP131
KJP132
KJP141
KJP142
KJP201
KJP222
KJP231
KJP232
KJP321
KJP322
KJP400
KJP401
KLA100
KLA105
KLA110
KLA115
KLA150
KLA210
KLA211
KLA213
KLA214
KLA215
KLA216
KLA220
KLA222
KLA233
KLA242
KLA243
KLA247
KLA252
KLA253
C-39
C-39
C-40
C-40
C-40
C-41
C-41
C-41
C-72
C-73
C-73
C-73
C-73
C-74
C-74
C-74
C-75
C-75
C-75
C-75
C-76
C-76
C-76
C-76
C-76
C-105
C-105
C-105
C-105
C-106
C-106
C-106
C-106
C-107
C-107
C-107
C-424
C-424
C-424
C-425
C-425
C-425
C-425
C-425
C-426
C-426
C-427
C-427
C-427
C-14
C-15
C-15
C-15
C-15
C-17
C-17
C-17
C-17
C-18
C-18
C-18
C-18
C-18
C-18
C-18
C-19
C-19
C-19
KLA254
KLA265
KLA287
KLA297
KLA305
KLA309
KLA315
KLA316
KLA319
KLA320
KLA322
KLA325
KLA327
KLA328
KLA329
KLA331
KLA333
KLA343
KLA345
KLA347
KLA351
KLA352
KLA353
KLA355
KLA365
KLA375
KLA377
KLA382
KLA387
KLA395
KLA397
KLA406
KLA407
KLA411
KLA415
KLA416
KLA417
KLA418
KLA421
KLA427
KLA431
KLA441
KLA451
KLA455
KLA456
KLA461
KLA470
KLA481
KLA483
KLA490
KLA500
KLA510
KLA511
KLA515
KLA516
KLA520
KLA521
KMA150
KMA152
KMA153
KMA154
KMA155
KMA156
KMA157
KMA161
KMA162
KMA165
KMA171
A-39
C-19
C-19
C-19
C-20
C-20
C-21
C-21
C-21
C-21
C-21
C-21
C-22
C-22
C-22
C-22
C-22
C-22
C-23
C-23
C-23
C-23
C-21
C-23
C-23
C-23
C-24
C-24
C-24
C-24
C-24
C-24
C-25
C-25
C-25
C-25
C-25
C-26
C-26
C-26
C-26
C-26
C-26
C-27
C-27
C-27
C-27
C-27
C-27
C-27
C-28
C-28
C-28
C-28
C-28
C-28
C-28
C-28
C-349
C-349
C-349
C-350
C-350
C-349
C-349
C-350
C-350
C-351
C-350
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KMA172
KMA251
KMA252
KMA253
KMA254
KMA255
KMA262
KMA263
KMA265
KMA271
KMA272
KMA350
KMA351
KMA352
KMA353
KMA354
KMA355
KMA356
KMA357
KMA358
KMA359
KMA371
KMA372
KMA373
KMA374
KMA400
KMA401
KMA500
KMA501
KMA581
KMA582
KMA583
KMA584
KMA586
KMA589
KME271
KME300
KNE121
KNE122
KNE222
KNE225
KNM111
KNM112
KNM210
KNM211
KNM212
KNM213
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C-351
C-351
C-352
C-352
C-353
C-352
C-352
C-352
C-353
C-353
C-353
C-353
C-353
C-354
C-354
C-355
C-355
C-355
C-355
C-355
C-354
C-354
C-354
C-355
C-355
C-355
C-356
C-356
C-356
C-356
C-356
C-356
C-356
C-356
C-356
C-356
C-178
C-177
C-178
C-178
C-169
C-169
C-169
C-169
C-170
C-170
KNT111
KNT112
KNT113
KNT114
KNT115
KNT116
KNT117
KNT118
KNT119
KNT120
KNT211
KNT212
KNT213
KNT214
KNT215
KNT216
KNT217
KNT218
KNT219
KNT220
KNT221
KNT222
KNT223
KNT224
KPA150
KPA151
KPA152
KPA160
KPA200
KPA201
KPA371
KPA372
KPA373
KPA374
KPA375
KPA376
KPA377
KPA378
KPA379
KPA400
KPA401
KPA410
KPA411
KPA450
KPA451
KPA460
KPA461
C-192
C-192
C-191
C-191
C-191
C-192
C-192
C-193
C-192
C-192
C-193
C-194
C-193
C-193
C-194
C-193
C-194
C-193
C-194
C-193
C-193
C-193
C-193
C-193
C-434
C-434
C-435
C-17
C-435
C-435
C-436
C-436
C-436
C-436
C-437
C-437
C-437
C-437
C-437
C-438
C-438
C-438
C-438
C-438
C-438
C-439
C-439
KPA500
KPA501
KPA510
KPA520
KPA521
KPZ161
KQA110
KQA121
KQA124
KQA201
KQA207
KQA212
KQA214
KQA220
KQA228
KQA241
KQA242
KQA243
KQA302
KQA303
KQA309
KQA311
KQA318
KQA319
KQA320
KQA321
KQA325
KQA326
KQA330
KQA401
KQA403
KQA817
KQA818
KQA819
KQA820
KQA821
KRA110
KRA111
KRA120
KRA121
KRA130
KRA145
KRA160
KRA170
KRA200
KRA203
KRA205
C-439
C-439
C-439
C-439
C-439
C-16
C-42
C-41
C-42
C-43
C-43
C-42
C-44
C-42
C-43
C-43
C-43
C-42
C-46
C-45
C-44
C-45
C-44
C-45
C-45
C-44
C-44
C-46
C-45
C-46
C-46
C-46
C-47
C-47
C-47
C-47
C-78
C-78
C-16
C-16
C-79
C-358
C-408
C-79
C-79
C-80
C-80
KRA222
KRA262
KRA301
KRA302
KRA303
KRA305
KRA400
KRA401
KRA500
KRA501
KRA580
KRA583
KRA586
KRA589
KSA410
KSA411
KSA505
KSA506
KSA510
KSA511
KXA111
KXA124
KXA150
KXA151
KXA152
KXA153
KXA154
KXA155
KXA156
KXA222
KXA231
KXA232
KXA233
KXA234
KXA331
KXA332
KXA333
KXA334
KXA335
KXA336
KXA337
KXA338
KXA339
KXA340
KXA412
KXA414
KXA415
C-20
C-410
C-81
C-81
C-81
C-81
C-82
C-82
C-82
C-82
C-82
C-82
C-82
C-82
C-39
C-39
C-39
C-39
C-39
C-39
C-86
C-86
C-87
C-87
C-87
C-87
C-87
C-88
C-88
C-88
C-88
C-89
C-89
C-89
C-89
C-89
C-90
C-90
C-90
C-90
C-90
C-91
C-91
C-91
C-91
C-91
C-91
KXA418
KXA430
KXA431
KXA433
KXA450
KXA451
KYA100
KYA171
KYA172
KYA181
KYA200
KYA275
KYA310
KYA311
KYA312
KYA314
KYA315
KYA375
KYA410
KYA411
KYA510
KYA511
KYA583
KYA586
KYA589
KZA150
KZA151
KZA160
KZA210
KZA351
KZA352
KZA353
KZA354
KZA355
KZA356
KZA357
KZA358
KZA400
KZA401
KZA450
KZA451
KZA500
KZA501
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C-92
C-92
C-92
C-92
C-92
C-92
C-428
C-428
C-429
C-429
C-429
C-194
C-430
C-430
C-430
C-430
C-430
C-431
C-431
C-431
C-431
C-431
C-431
C-431
C-431
C-504
C-503
C-15
C-504
C-505
C-505
C-505
C-506
C-506
C-506
C-506
C-507
C-507
C-507
C-507
C-507
C-507
C-507
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Index of Course Codes
COURSE CODE–PAGE REFERENCE–COURSE TITLE
C3A
C3C
C3E
C3H
C3J
C3K
C3S
C3T
C3U
C3V
C4C
C4E
C4S
C5T
C6P
C6Q
C7A
C7C
C7M
D3A
D3B
D3B
D4A
E0E
E3A
E3B
E3G
E3H
E3J
E4A
[B-76] Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Applied
Science (BCom-BAppSc)
[B-59] Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)
[B-65] Bachelor of Economics (BEc)
[B-80] Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Arts
(BCom-BA)
[B-82] Bachelor of Economics–Bachelor of Arts
(BEc-BA)
[B-81] Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of
Computing (BCom-BComp)
[B-70] Bachelor of Information Systems (BIS)
[B-57] Bachelor of Business Administration
(Hospitality Management)
(BBA(HospMgmt))
[B-58] Bachelor of Business Administration
(Human Resource Management)
(BBA(HRM))
[B-59] Bachelor of Business Administration
(Tourism Management) (BBA(Tourism
Mgmt))
[B-64] Bachelor of Commerce with Honours
(BCom(Hons))
[B-69] Bachelor of Economics with Honours
(BEc(Hons))
[B-72] Bachelor of Information Systems with
Honours (BIS(Hons))
[B-84] Graduate Certificate of Management
(GradCertMgt)
[B-88] Graduate Diploma in Information Systems
(GradDipIS)
[B-85] Graduate Diploma of Business
Administration (GDBA)
[B-89] Master of Information Systems (MIS)
[B-87] Master of Commerce (MCom)
[B-86] Master of Business Administration (MBA)
[B-143] Bachelor of Environmental Design
(BEnvDes)
[B-134] Bachelor of Architecture (BArch)
[B-135] Bachelor of Architecture with Honours
(BArch(Hons))
[B-144] Bachelor of Environmental Design with
Honours (BEnvDes(Hons))
[B-6] Foundation Studies Program (FSP)
[B-94] Bachelor of Education (BEd)
[B-96] Bachelor of Education (BEd(In-Service))
[B-91] Bachelor of Adult and Vocational Education
(BAdVocEd)
[B-103] Bachelor of Teaching (BTeach)
[B-98] Bachelor of Human Movement (BHM)
[B-95] Bachelor of Education (Honours)
(BEd(Hons))
E4C
E4G
E4H
E4J
E5B
E6C
E7B
E9Z
F2F
F2M
F3B
F3E
F3H
F4A
F4B
F4D
F6D
F7D
F7E
H3D
H4A
H5A
H6A
H7A
L3B
L3D
L3F
L3E
L3K
L3G
M3B
M3E
M3F
M4A
M4C
M4E
M6A
M7A
N3A
[B-98] Bachelor of Education with Honours through
the In-Service program (BEd(Hons))
[B-93] Bachelor of Adult and Vocational Education
(Honours) (BAdVocEd(Hons))
[B-103] Bachelor of Teaching with Honours
BTeach(Hons))
[B-100] Bachelor of Human Movement with
Honours
[B-104] Graduate Certificate of Education
[B-104] Graduate Diploma of Education
[B-104] Master of Education
[B-108] Professional Doctorate in Education —
Launceston (EdD)
[B-9] Diploma of Fine Art and Design (DipFAD)
[B-10] Diploma of Music (DipMus)
[B-36] Bachelor of Performing Arts (BPA)
[B-28] Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
[B-32] Bachelor of Music (BMus)
[B-32] Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) (BFA(Hons))
[B-37] Bachelor of Performing Arts with Honours
[B-35] Bachelor of Music (Honours) BMus(Hons))
[B-51] Graduate Diploma of Music (GradDipMus)
[B-52] Master of Fine Art and Design (MFAD)
[B-54] Master of Music (MMus)
[B-114] Bachelor of Nursing (BN)
[B-116] Bachelor of Nursing with Honours
(BN(Hons))
[B-118] Graduate Certificate of Advanced Nursing
(GradCertAdvN)
[B-119] Graduate Diploma of Advanced Nursing
(GradDipAdvN)
[B-121] Master of Nursing (MN)
[B-73] Bachelor of Laws
[B-75] Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Laws;
[B-75] Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Laws
[B-75] Bachelor of Economics–Bachelor of Laws
[B-75] Bachelor of Information Systems–Bachelor of
Laws
[B-75] Bachelor of Science–Bachelor of Laws;
[B-112] Bachelor of Medicine–Bachelor of Surgery
(MBBS)
[B-111] Bachelor of Biomedical Science (BBiomedSc)
[B-116] Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm)
[B-112] Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours
(BMedSc(Hons))
[B-117] Bachelor of Pharmacy with Honours
(BPharm(Hons))
[B-111] Bachelor of Biomedical Science with
Honours (BBiomedSc(Hons))
[B-118] Graduate Diploma in Immunology and
Microbiology (GradDipImmunolMicrobiol)
[B-121] Master of Medical Science (MMedSc)
[B-137] Bachelor of Engineering (BE)
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N3C [B-164] Bachelor of Science–Bachelor of Engineering
(BSc-BE)
N3H [B-145] Bachelor of Geomatics (BGeom)
N3M [B-161] Bachelor of Technology (BTech)
N4A [B-142] Bachelor of Engineering with Honours
(BE(Hons))
N4B [B-160] Bachelor of Surveying with Honours
(BSurv(Hons))
N4H [B-146] Bachelor of Geomatics with Honours
(BGeom(Hons))
N6Y [B-174] Graduate Diploma in Spatial Information
Science with Honours (GradDipSIS(Hons))
N6Z [B-168] Graduate Diploma of Engineering with
Honours (GradDipEng(Hons))
N7A [B-183] Master of Technology (MTech)
R2A [B-9] Diploma of Languages (DipLang)
R3A [B-11] Bachelor of Arts (BA)
R3B [B-44] Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
R3C [B-38] Bachelor of Social Science (BSocSc)
R3F [B-48] Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Fine Arts
(BA-BFA)
R3G [B-49] Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Applied Science
(BA-BAppSc)
R3H [B-49] Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Science
(BA-BSc)
R3J [B-46] Bachelor of Tourism (BTourism)
R3K [B-41] Bachelor of Social Science (Police Studies)
(BSocSc(PoliceStudies))
R4A [B-25] Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA(Hons))
R4B [B-46] Bachelor of Social Work with Honours
(BSW(Hons))
R6B [B-50] Graduate Diploma in Humanities
(GradDipHum)
R6J [B-50] Graduate Diploma of Languages
(GradDipLang)
R7B [B-53] Master of Humanities (MHum)
R7D [B-54] Master of Public Administration (MPA)
R7G [B-56] Master of Social Work (MSW)
S2B [B-125] Diploma in Aquaculture (DipAq)
S3A [B-125] Bachelor of Agricultural Science (BAgrSc)
S3B [B-131] Bachelor of Applied Science (Agriculture)
(BAppSc(Agr))
S3C [B-132] Bachelor of Applied Science (Horticulture)
(BAppSc(Hort))
S3E [B-127] Bachelor of Applied Science (BAppSc)
S3F [B-135] Bachelor of Computing (BComp)
S3G [B-150] Bachelor of Science (BSc)
S3H [B-137] Bachelor of Computing (BComp)
S3K [B-133] Bachelor of Aquaculture (BAqua)
S3T [B-147] Bachelor of Natural Environment and
Wilderness Studies (BNatEnvWildStud)
S4C [B-131] Bachelor of Applied Science with Honours
(BAppSc(Hons))
S4D [B-137] Bachelor of Computing with Honours
(BComp(Hons))
S4E [B-160] Bachelor of Science with Honours
(BSc(Hons))
S4G [B-165] Bachelor of Antarctic Studies with Honours
(BAntStud(Hons))
S6A [B-166] Graduate Diploma in Agricultural Science
(GradDipAgr Sc)
S6B [B-169] Graduate Diploma of Environmental Studies
(GradDipEnvSt)
S6C [B-166] Graduate Diploma of Applied Science in
Aquaculture (GradDipAppSc)
S6D [B-170] Graduate Diploma in Science (GradDipSc)
S6J [B-167] Graduate Diploma of Computing
(GradDipComp)
S6S [B-168] Graduate Diploma of Computing with
Honours (GradDipComp(Hons))
S6W [B-170] Graduate Diploma of Environmental Studies
with Honours (GradDipEnvSt(Hons))
S6X [B-172] Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
(GradDipSc(Hons)
S7B [B-179] Master of Environmental Studies (MEnvSt)
S7C [B-175] Master of Applied Science in Aquaculture
(MAppSc)
S7D [B-177] Master of Environmental Management
(MEnvMgt)
S7E [B-181] Master of Science Studies (MScSt)
S7F [B-176] Master of Economic Geology (MEconGeol)
S7J [B-180] Master of Psychology (MPsych)
S7K [B-176] Master of Computing
S7N [B-179] Master of Meteorology and Oceanography
(MMet&Oc)
S7P [B-174] Master of Applied Science (MAppSc)
COURSE TITLE–COURSE CODE
Bachelor of Adult and Vocational Education)
E3G
Bachelor of Adult and Vocational Education (Hons)E4G
Bachelor of Agricultural Science
S3A
Bachelor of Applied Science (Agriculture)
S3B
Bachelor of Applied Science
S3E
Bachelor of Applied Science (Horticulture)
S3C
Bachelor of Applied Science with Honours
S4C
Bachelor of Aquaculture
S3K
Bachelor of Architecture
D3B
Bachelor of Architecture (Hons)
D4B
Bachelor of Arts
R3A
Bachelor of Arts with Honours
R4A
Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Applied Science
R3G
Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor Fine Arts
R3F
Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Laws
L3D
Bachelor of Arts–Bachelor of Science
R3H
Bachelor of Biomedical Science
M3E
Bachelor of Biomedical Science with Honours
M4E
Bachelor of Business Administration(HospMgmt) C3T
Bachelor of Business Administration (HRM)
C3U
Bachelor of Business Administration
(Tourism Mgmt)
C3V
Bachelor of Commerce
C3C
Bachelor of Commerce with Honours
C4C
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Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Applied
Science
C3A
Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Arts
C3H
Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Computing
C3K
Bachelor of Commerce–Bachelor of Laws
L3F
Bachelor of Computing
S3F
Bachelor of Computing (teachout, Hobart)
S3H
Bachelor of Computing with Honours
S4D
Bachelor of Economics
C3E
Bachelor of Economics with Honours
C4E
Bachelor of Economics–Bachelor of Arts
C3J
Bachelor of Economics–Bachelor of Laws
L3E
Bachelor of Education (In-Service)
E3B
Bachelor of Education (Honours)
E4A
Bachelor of Education with Honours (In-Service) E4C
Bachelor of Education
E3A
Bachelor of Engineering
N3A
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours
N4A
Bachelor of Environmental Design
D3A
Bachelor of Environmental Design with Honours D4A
Bachelor of Fine Arts
F3E
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours)
F4A
Bachelor of Geomatics
N3H
Bachelor of Geomatics with Honours
N4H
Bachelor of Human Movement
E3J
Bachelor of Human Movement with Honours
E4J
Bachelor of Information Systems
C3S
Bachelor of Information Systems with Honours
C4S
Bachelor of Information Systems–Bachelor of Laws L3K
Bachelor of Laws
L3B
Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours
M4A
Bachelor of Medicine–Bachelor of Surgery
M3B
Bachelor of Music
F3H
Bachelor of Music (Honours)
F4D
Bachelor of Natural Environment and Wilderness
Studies
S3T
Bachelor of Nursing
H3D
Bachelor of Nursing with Honours
H4A
Bachelor of Performing Arts
F3B
Bachelor of Performing Arts with Honours
F4B
Bachelor of Pharmacy
M3F
Bachelor of Pharmacy with Honours
M4C
Bachelor of Science
S3G
Bachelor of Science with Honours
S4E
Bachelor of Science–Bachelor of Engineering
N3C
Bachelor of Science–Bachelor of Laws;
L3G
Bachelor of Social Science
R3C
Bachelor of Social Science (Police Studies)
R3K
Bachelor of Social Work
R3B
Bachelor of Social Work with Honours
R4B
Bachelor of Surveying with Honours
N4B
Bachelor of Teaching
E3H
Bachelor of Teaching with Honours
E4H
Bachelor of Technology
N3M
Bachelor of Tourism
R3J
Diploma in Aquaculture
S2B
Diploma of Fine Art and Design
F2F
Diploma of Languages
Diploma of Music
Foundation Studies Program
Graduate Certificate of Advanced Nursing
Graduate Certificate of Education
Graduate Certificate of Management
Graduate Diploma in Agricultural Science
Graduate Diploma in Humanities
Graduate Diploma in Immunology and
Microbiology
Graduate Diploma in Information Systems
Graduate Diploma in Science
Graduate Diploma in Science with Honours
Graduate Diploma in Spatial Information Science
with Honours
Graduate Diploma of Advanced Nursing
Graduate Diploma of Applied Science in
Aquaculture
Graduate Diploma of Business Administration
Graduate Diploma of Computing
Graduate Diploma of Computing with Honours
Graduate Diploma of Education
Graduate Diploma of Engineering with Honours
Graduate Diploma of Environmental Studies
Graduate Diploma of Environmental Studies
(Honours)
Graduate Diploma of Languages
Graduate Diploma of Music
Bachelor of Antarctic Studies with Honours
Master of Applied Science
Master of Applied Science in Aquaculture
Master of Business Administration
Master of Commerce
Master of Computing
Master of Economic Geology
Master of Education
Master of Environmental Management
Master of Environmental Studies
Master of Fine Art and Design
Master of Humanities
Master of Information Systems
Master of Medical Science
Master of Meteorology and Oceanography
Master of Music
Master of Nursing
Master of Psychology
Master of Public Administration
Master of Science Studies
Master of Social Work
Master of Technology
Professional Doctorate in Education
R2A
F2M
E0E
H5A
E5B
C5T
S6A
R6B
M6A
C6P
S6D
S6X
N6Y
H6A
S6C
C6Q
S6J
S6S
E6C
N6Z
S6B
S6W
R6J
F6D
S4G
S7P
S7C
C7M
C7C
S7K
S7F
E7B
S7D
S7B
F7D
R7B
C7A
M7A
S7N
F7E
H7A
S7J
R7D
S7E
R7G
N7A
E9Z
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Index of Disciplines
Aboriginal Studies – Riawunna Centre for
Aboriginal Education
[C-2]
Accounting – School of Accounting and Finance [C-7]
Agricultural Science (and Microbiology) –
School of Agricultural Science
[C-14]
Anatomy & Physiology – School of Medicine
[C-28]
Ancient Civilisations – School of History and
Classics
[C-32]
Ancient Greek – School of History and Classics [C-38]
Antarctic and Southern Ocean Studies – Institute
of Antarctic and Southern Ocean Studies
[C-39]
Applied Biology – School of Applied Science
[C-39]
Aquaculture – School of Aquaculture
[C-41]
Architecture and Environmental Design – School
of Architecture
[C-47]
Art and Design Theory – Fine Arts Hobart
[C-210]
Art History and Cultural Theory –
Fine Arts Hobart
[C-214]
Art Theory – Fine Arts Launceston
[C-237]
Asian Languages and Studies – School of Asian
Languages and Studies
[C-54]
Bachelor of Fine Arts units – Launceston
[C-237]
Behavioural Science – see Psychology
Biochemistry – School of Medicine (Discipline
of Biochemistry)
[C-64]
Biology – see Applied Biology and Plant Science
Biomedical Science – School of Biomedical
Science
[C-67]
Ceramics – Fine Arts Hobart
[C-219]
Ceramics – Fine Arts Launceston
[C-239]
Chemistry – School of Applied Science
[C-73]
Chemistry – School of Chemistry
[C-77]
Chinese – School of Asian Languages
and Studies
[C-82]
Computer Science – School of Engineering
[C-93]
Computing – School of Computing
[C-86]
Cultural Studies (Multi-disciplinary) – Schools of
English and European Languages and Literatures,
and Sociology and Social Work
[C-97]
Design Drawing – Fine Arts Hobart
[C-218]
Drawing – Fine Arts Hobart
[C-220]
Drawing – Fine Arts Launceston
[C-240]
E-Media – Fine Arts Hobart
[C-223]
Earth Science (Geography) – School of
Applied Science
[C-105]
Economics – School of Economics
[C-107]
Education (BAdVocEd) – School of Secondary
and Post-Compulsory Education
[C-128]
Education (BEd In-Service) – School of Secondary
and Post-Compulsory Education
[C-121]
Education (BTeach) – School of Secondary and
Post-Compulsory Education
[C-134]
Education (postgraduate) – School of Secondary
and Post-Compulsory Education
[C-149]
Education – Faculty of Education
[C-113]
Engineering – School of Engineering
[C-164]
English – School of English and European
Languages and Literatures
[C-195]
Fine Arts – School of Art (Hobart)
[C-210]
Fine Arts – School of Art (Launceston)
[C-234]
French – School of English and European
Languages and Literatures
[C-246]
Furniture Design – Fine Arts Hobart
[C-225]
Geography and Environmental Studies – School
of Geography and Environmental Studies [C-252]
Geography and Environmental Studies
(Postgraduate Environmental Studies)
[C-261]
Geology – School of Earth Sciences
[C-262]
Geomatics and Surveying (Centre for Spatial
Information Science) – School of Geography
and Environmental Studies
[C-272]
German – School of English and European
Languages and Literatures
[C-279]
Graphic Design – Fine Arts Hobart
[C-226]
History – School of History and Classics
[C-285]
Human Movement – School of Secondary and
Post-Compulsory Education
[C-293]
Humanities – Honours in Humanities
[C-293]
Indonesian – School of Asian Languages
and Studies
[C-300]
Information Systems – School of Information
Systems
[C-305]
Japanese – School of Asian Languages and
Studies
[C-312]
Journalism and Media Studies – School of
English and European Languages and
Literatures
[C-316]
Latin – School of History and Classics
[C-321]
Law – School of Law
[C-322]
Logic and Philosophy of Science – School of
Philosophy
[C-335]
Management – School of Management
[C-337]
Mathematics – School of Mathematics and
Physics
[C-348]
Medicine – School of Medicine
[C-357]
Music – Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music [C-372]
Natural Environment and Wilderness Studies –
interdisciplinary: School of Geography and
Environmental Studies
[C-386]
Natural Environment and Wilderness Studies –
Hobart
[C-232]
Nursing – School of Nursing
[C-387]
Painting – Fine Arts Hobart
[C-228]
Painting – Fine Arts Launceston
[C-241]
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Pathology – School of Medicine (Discipline of
Pathology)
[C-402]
Performing Arts (Music and Theatre) – Centre
for Performing Arts
[C-402]
Pharmacy – Tasmanian School of Pharmacy
[C-407]
Philosophy – School of Philosophy
[C-415]
Photography – Fine Arts Hobart
[C-227]
Physics – School of Mathematics and Physics [C-428]
Physics/Electronics – School of Applied Science[C-424]
Plant Science – School of Plant Science
[C-431]
Police Studies – Interdisciplinary – School of
Government
[C-439]
Political Science – School of Government
[C-442]
Printmaking – Fine Arts Hobart
[C-229]
Printmedia – Fine Arts Launceston
[C-242]
Psychology – School of Psychology
[C-450]
Public Administration – Centre for Public Policy
and Management
[C-472]
Public Policy – School of Government
Sculpture – Fine Arts Hobart
Sculpture – Fine Arts Launceston
Social Ecology – Interdisciplinary; (School of
Sociology and Social Work)
Social Work – School of Sociology and
Social Work
Sociology – School of Sociology and
Social Work
Textiles – Fine Arts Launceston
Tourism – Faculty of Arts
University Preparation Program units –
North-West Centre
Women’s Studies (Multi-disciplinary) –
School of Government
Woodskills – Fine Arts Hobart
Zoology – School of Zoology
[C-465]
[C-230]
[C-243]
[C-474]
[C-481]
[C-484]
[C-244]
[C-494]
[C-1]
[C-495]
[C-232]
[C-502]
Index of Unit Code Prefixes, with interpretation
The first letter of the unit code indicate which faculty
the units belong to:
A– Faculty of Science and Engineering (Engineering
units)
B– Faculty of Commerce and Law
C– Faculty of Health Science
E– Faculty of Education
F– Faculty of Arts (Visual and Performing Arts units)
H– Faculty of Arts (Humanities and Social Sciences)
K– Faculty of Science and Engineering (includes also
some Engineering and Technology units)
The second and third letters indicate the school and
discipline, as detailed below.
Code–discipline
ACC Civil Engineering ........................................... C-164
ACM Mechanical Engineering ............................... C-170
AEA Electrical Engineering ................................... C-177
AEB Technology ..................................................... C-188
BEA Economics ....................................................... C-107
BFA Accounting & Finance ....................................... C-7
BLA Law .................................................................. C-322
BMA Management ................................................... C-337
BSA Information Systems ..................................... C-305
CAM, CBA, CGC, CGG, CGW,
CHG, CHP, CJA, CKA, CLA,
CMM, CMP, Medicine (MBBS) .................. C-357
CBA Biochemistry ..................................................... C-64
CH– Anatomy and Physiology ............................... C-28
CJA Pathology ........................................................ C-402
Nursing ........................................................... C-387
Biomedical Science .......................................... C-67
Pharmacy ........................................................ C-407
Bachelor of Education ................................... C-113
University Preparation Program units ........... C-1
Bachelor of Teaching ..................................... C-134
ESF Doctorate in Education (EdD) ...................... C-163
ESI In-Service Education (BEd) .......................... C-121
ESN Postgraduate Education Courses ................ C-149
ESP Human Movement ........................................ C-293
EST BEd Liberal Studies and ............................... C-119
BTeach Prelim ................................................ C-272
ESV Adult and Vocational Education ................ C-128
FC– Music ............................................................... C-372
FF– Fine Arts (Ltn) ................................................ C-234
FP– Performing Arts ............................................. C-402
FS– Fine Arts (Hbt) ............................................... C-210
HAB Aboriginal Studies ............................................. C-2
HAC Cultural Studies ............................................... C-97
HAF Women’s Studies ........................................... C-495
HEA English ............................................................. C-195
HEF French .............................................................. C-246
HEG German ............................................................ C-279
HEJ Journalism and Media Studies ..................... C-316
HGA Sociology and Tourism ................................. C-484
HGE Social Ecology ................................................. C-474
HGW Social Work ..................................................... C-481
HMA Asian Studies .................................................... C-54
HMC Chinese .............................................................. C-82
HMJ Japanese ........................................................... C-312
HMN Indonesian ...................................................... C-300
HPA Philosophy ...................................................... C-415
HPS Logic and Philosophy of Science ................. C-335
CNA
CRA
CSA
EP–
ESA
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HSA
HSD
HSP
HTA
HTC
HTG
HTL
KCA
KDA
KEA
KGA
KGE
KGG
KGN
KGS
KHA
KHB
KJB
KJC
KJG
KJP
KLA
KMA
KME
KNE
KNM
KNT
KPA
KQA
KRA
KSA
KXA
KYA
KZA
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Political Science .............................................. C-442
Public Policy ................................................... C-465
Police Studies ................................................. C-439
History ............................................................. C-285
Ancient Civilisations ....................................... C-32
Ancient Greek .................................................. C-38
Latin ................................................................. C-321
Computer Science ............................................ C-93
Architecture and Environmental Design ..... C-47
Geology ........................................................... C-262
Geography ...................................................... C-252
Environmental Studies .................................. C-261
Geomatics ....................................................... C-272
Natural Environment and Wilderness
Studies .......................................................... C-232
Surveying (see also Geomatics) ................... C-278
Psychology ...................................................... C-450
Behavioural Science (see KHA Psychology)
Applied Biology ............................................... C-39
Chemistry (Applied Science) ......................... C-73
Earth Science (Geography) ........................... C-105
Physics/Electronics ....................................... C-424
Agricultural Science ........................................ C-14
Mathematics ................................................... C-348
Mathematics for Engineering ....................... C-356
Electrical Engineering (see AEA Engineering)
Mechanical Engineering (see ACM Engineering)
Engineering (Launceston) ............................ C-193
Plant Science ................................................... C-431
Aquaculture ...................................................... C-41
Chemistry .......................................................... C-77
Antarctic Studies .............................................. C-39
Computing ........................................................ C-86
Physics ............................................................. C-428
Zoology ........................................................... C-502
Discipline–code
Aboriginal Studies ...................................................... HAB
Accounting and Finance ............................................. BFA
Adult and Vocational Education .............................. ESV
Agricultural Science ................................................... KLA
Anatomy and Physiology ........................................... CH–
Ancient Civilisations .................................................. HTC
Ancient Greek ............................................................ HTG
Antarctic Studies ......................................................... KSA
Aquaculture ................................................................ KQA
Architecture and Environmental Design ............... KDA
Asian Studies ............................................................. HMA
Bachelor of Teaching units ......................................... ESA
Behavioural Science .................................................... KHB
Biochemistry ................................................................ CBA
Biomedical Science ..................................................... CRA
Chemistry (Ltn) ............................................................ KJC
Chemistry (Hbt) .......................................................... KRA
Chinese ........................................................................ HMC
Civil Engineering ............................................. ACC, KNE
Computer Science ....................................................... KCA
Computing ................................................................... KXA
Cultural Studies ......................................................... HAC
Doctorate in Education units ...................................... ESF
Bachelor of Education units ........................................ EP–
Bachelor of Education (In Service) units ................... ESI
Earth Science (Geography, Ltn) ................................. KJG
Economics ..................................................................... BEA
Electrical Engineering ..................................... AEA, KNE
English .......................................................................... HEA
Environmental Studies .............................................. KGE
Fine Arts (Hbt) .............................................................. FS–
Fine Arts (Ltn) ............................................................... FF–
French ............................................................................ HEF
Geography (Hobart) .................................................. KGA
Geology (Hobart) ........................................................ KEA
Geomatics ................................................................... KGG
German ......................................................................... HEG
History ......................................................................... HTA
Human Movement ...................................................... ESP
Indonesian ................................................................. HMN
Information Systems ................................................... BSA
Japanese ....................................................................... HMJ
Journalism and Media Studies .................................. HEJ
Latin .............................................................................. HTL
Law ................................................................................ BLA
Logic and Philosophy of Science ............................... HPS
Management ............................................................... BMA
Mathematics ............................................................... KMA
Mathematics for Engineering .................................. KME
Mechanical Engineering .............................. ACM, KNM
Medicine (MBBS) .......................................... CA– to CM–
Music .............................................................................. FC–
Natural Environment and Wilderness Studies ..... KGN
Nursing ....................................................................... CNA
Pathology ...................................................................... CJA
Performing Arts ............................................................ FP–
Pharmacy ..................................................................... CSA
Philosophy ................................................................... HPA
Physics/Electronics (Ltn) ............................................ KJP
Physics (Hobart) ......................................................... KYA
Plant Science ................................................................ KPA
Police Studies ............................................................... HSP
Political Science ........................................................... HSA
Postgraduate Education ............................................. ESN
Psychology .................................................................. KHA
Public Policy ................................................................ HSD
Social Ecology ............................................................. HGE
Social Work ................................................................ HGW
Sociology ..................................................................... HGA
Surveying ..................................................................... KGS
Teaching (BTeach) ....................................................... ESA
Technology (Engineering) .......................................... AEB
Women’s Studies ........................................................ HAF
Zoology ........................................................................ KZA
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Admission to the
University
To be considered for a course applicants must submit
an Application for Admission form.
Full details on admission procedures are contained in
the University’s 2000 Admission Guide 2000.
Application forms and the Admission Guide are
available from the Student Administration Offices at
the University’s Hobart and Launceston campuses and
at the North West Centre – phone (03) 6226 2812, (03)
6324 3106 and (03) 6430 4949 respectively; or 1800 030
955 (free call).
Applicants for courses must satisfy the University’s
normal admission requirements outlined below. In
addition, some courses have special entry requirements.
Admission to courses is competitive – possession of the
admission requirements for a particular course will not
automatically guarantee entry to that course.
Applicants will be selected on the basis of academic
merit and any other specified criteria assessed by the
faculty.
more than two, not necessarily consecutive, sittings;
and
• have taken at least three of the pre-tertiary ‘C’
subjects in Year 12 or in a later year.
Interstate and overseas applicants
Students who have completed their secondary
education interstate or overseas must hold
qualifications which are recognised by the University as
equivalent to the TCE and which are deemed
acceptable for admission to a higher education
institution in their home state/country.
International students must satisfy English language
requirements for entry into an award course. The
English Language Centre in Hobart and Launceston
provides intensive language courses and is the
administrative centre for IELTS.
Students requiring further information should look for
the International Prospectus and/or an authorised
overseas representative in their home country.
See Admission Guide for information on ‘Concessional’
and Special Circumstances entry.
General admission requirements
Alternative category entry (for
undergraduate and postgraduate entry)
Summary of admission and enrolment procedures
A) Completed or partially completed tertiary studies
Three basic steps apply to all students wishing to enrol
at the University for the first time.
Applicants who have already undertaken some study
at a higher education institution, will be assessed on the
basis of these studies together with a set of criteria
detailed in the Admission Guide.
A student must –
1
apply for admission;
2
be accepted for admission to a course by the
faculty conducting the course;
3
attend a counselling and enrolment session if
necessary; complete the required enrolment
forms and provide information as required
under the Higher Education Contribution
Scheme (HECS); and pay the required fees.
The following is a summary of the University’s Admission
Requirements. Full details are given in the 1999 Admission
Guide
Admission based on TCE results
Degree or diploma courses
To be eligible for admission as an undergraduate
student to any course conducted by the University
which leads to a degree or diploma, a Tasmanian
candidate must:
• have spent at least two years in post Year 10 full- time
study for the Tasmanian Certificate of Education
(TCE) studying a combination of subjects designed
for Years 11 and 12;
• have obtained a Satisfactory Achievement (SA) result
or better in a minimum of four pre-tertiary ‘C’
subjects, chosen from the schedule of subjects
approved by the University;
• have obtained the minimum of four subjects in not
B) Applicants with TAFE qualifications
Applicants who have successfully completed a TAFE
diploma or associate diploma (or have partially
completed a TAFE diploma or associate diploma after
having successfully completed year 12 studies) will be
assessed on the basis of these studies together with a set
of criteria detailed in the Admission Guide.
C) Mature age entry or previous work experience
Applicants who do not possess the normal entry
requirements may apply in this category if they:
• are at least 21 years of age on 1 March of the year of
enrolment and have obtained a Satisfactory
Achievement (SA) result or better in a minimum of
two pre-tertiary ‘C’ subjects chosen from the schedule
of subjects approved by the University; or
• are at least 23 years of age on 1 March of the year of
enrolment; or
• are deemed by the Admissions Committee of the
relevant faculty to have a reasonable prospect of
completing the course to which they seek admission.
D) Post-year 12 TAFE studies or professional
qualifications
Applicants who did not successfully complete year 12
studies but have subsequently partially completed an
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associate diploma or diploma course at a TAFE college,
or have obtained some form of professional
qualification, will be considered in this group.
E) Special entry
Certain applicants may be eligible for admission under
special entry provisions. To be considered in this group
they would need to demonstrate educational
disadvantage owing to illness, misadventure, poor
school facilities or lack of TCE subject opportunities.
F) Aboriginal admission
A number of courses have places reserved for people of
Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin.
Riawunna, Centre for Aboriginal Education, conducts
an orientation and assessment program to assist in
preparation for study and to make recommendations
for admission to the Faculty Admissions Committees.
People of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin
over the age of 18 may apply to Riawunna for
admission to the Riawunna Higher Education Bridging
Program. Successful completion of this program will
assist in gaining admission to degree courses offered by
the University.
Academic Registrar at the address listed in the front of
this book.
Students will find fuller details of all student
administrative procedures in the Student Information
Handbook.
Equal Opportunity in
Education and Employment
The University of Tasmania is committed to a policy of
equal opportunity in education and employment.
Consequently it is committed to ensuring that students
and staff with disabilities are accorded complete and
equitable access to all facets of the life of the University
as far as circumstances reasonably allow.
The University accepts that it has a legal and moral
responsibility to eliminate from its structures and
practices any source of direct or indirect discrimination
affecting people with permanent or temporary
disabilities.
In all cases please note that meeting the University’s
admission requirements does not guarantee applicants
entry to the course of their choice because there are
quotas for some courses. Applicants are selected in
competition with all other applicants.
Offer of a place
If their application for admission is successful,
applicants will receive an offer of a place. They will be
sent an Application for Enrolment together with an
enrolment booklet detailing the procedures for
enrolment. They must then enrol in the course offered
and complete the Higher Education Contribution
Scheme (HECS) requirements. Brief details on
enrolment procedures follow.
Enrolment procedures
All students are required to enrol each year.
Enrolment counselling sessions for 2000 will be held for
new students on 19th, 20, 21st January 2000, and for
continuing students on 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th October
1999. Advice on enrolment is also available from the
Faculty Officers listed at the beginning of each Faculty
entry in the ‘Course details’ section of this handbook.
Students who have completed an undergraduate course
and wish to enrol in a further course, must complete an
Application for Admission form and be accepted before
submitting an enrolment form. Information and
procedures dealing with the enrolment process are
described in the Enrolment Guide sent to all students.
All correspondence on student admission, enrolment
and academic progress matters should be mailed to the
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Principle Dates – A-49
Principal Dates
Structure of the Academic Year, 2000
Academic Senate of the University –
• agreed to adopt a standard model of two by 13 week teaching semesters from 1999;
• supports continuation of the commencement date for the first semester each year based on the AV- CC model;
• agreed to maintain the normal calendar for the academic year in the year 2000 with provision for special
arrangements for any student participants in the Olympic Games to allow them to catch up on their studies.
Key academic dates for 1999
September 28
September 30
September 30
October 5
October 6
October 7, 8
October 15
October 29
October 29
October 29
October 28–November 9
November 26
December 13–15
December 18
December tba
Re-enrolment forms mailed to students
Closing date for 2000 undergraduate applications (Australian and New Zealand
residents)
Closing date for postgraduate applications (by coursework)
Course counselling sessions (for re-enrolling students) — North West
Course counselling sessions (for re-enrolling students) — Launceston
Course counselling sessions (for re-enrolling students) — Hobart
Semester 2 classes end
Closing date for submission of re-enrolment forms
Closing date — Australian Postgraduate Awards (Research Higher Degrees)
Closing date for Tasmania Scholarships (postgraduate)
Examinations – Hobart, Launceston and North West
Closing date for Tasmanian Scholarships (undergraduate)
Graduation Ceremonies — Hobart
Graduation Ceremonies — Launceston
Deferred Ordinary and Supplementary Examinations
January 7
January 19
January 20
January 21
February 21
April 20–26
April 27
May 26
May 29–June 2
June 3–17
June 19
July 7
July 10
August 5
August 12
September 11–15
September 18
October 13
October 16–20
October 21–November 7
October 27
October 31
November 24
December 11–13
December 16
Undergraduate places – first round offers mailed
Enrolment day — North-West Centre
Enrolment day — Launceston
Enrolment day — Hobart
First semester begins
Easter break for students and academic staff
First semester classes resume
First semester classes end
Study period
First semester examinations
Semester break begins
Semester break ends
Second semester classes begin
Graduation ceremonies (Launceston)
Graduation ceremonies (Hobart)
AV-CC common week starts
Second semester classes resume
Second semester classes end
Study period
Examinations – Hobart, Launceston and North-West Centre
Closing date for Tasmania Scholarships (postgradaute)
Closing date for Australian Postgraduate Awards (Research Higher Degrees)
Closing date for Tasmanian Scholarships (undergraduate)
Graduation Ceremonies — Hobart
Graduation Ceremonies — Launceston
Key academic dates for 2000
The University observes only statewide holidays, namely Eight Hours Day, Anzac Day, Queen’s Birthday
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