C10061 MAJ03007 CASS Version 4

C10061 MAJ0300
7

–

CASS Version
4


Bachelor of Engineering Diploma in Engineering Practice

Majoring in:
Mechani
cal

Engineering

Suggested Pattern of Progress
, Autumn Commencing
:


First Year

Second Year

Third Year

Fourth Year

Fifth Year

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage
3

Stage 4

Stage 5

Stage 6

Stage
7

Stage 8

Stage 9

Stage 10

33130

Mathematical
Modelling 1

33230

Mathematical
Modelling 2

48110

Engineering Experience 1

48240

Design
Fundamentals

48600


Mechanical
Design

48250

Engineering
Economics &
Finance

48130

Engineering Experience 2

48260

Engineer
ing
Project
Management

48670

Mechanical &
Mechatronic
Design


48270
Engineering
Enterprise

48230

Engineering
Communication

4822
1

Informatics VB

48621

Manufacturing
Engineering

48641

Fluid Mechanics

48651

Thermodynamics

48663

Advanced
Manufacturing

4801
6

Capstone
Project

Part A

48026

Capstone
Project

Part B

68037

Physical
Modelling

60101
Chemistry &
Material
Science

48331

Mechanics of
Solids

48640

Machine
Dynamics

48660

Dynamics &
Control


48601
Mechanical
Vibration &
Measurement
s

Submajor

/Elective

Submajor

/Elective

486
10
Introduction to
Mechanical &
Mechatronic
Engineering

486
20

Fundamentals
of Mechanical
Engineering

4851
0

Introduction to
Electrical
Engineering

48642

Strength of
Engineering
Materials

48650
Mechanical
Design 2


48661

Heat Transf
er


Submajor

/Elective

Submajor

/Elective


48121

Engineering
Practice
Preview 1

48122

Engineering
Practice

Review 1


48141

Engineering
Practice
Preview 2

48142

Engineering
Practice Review
2



Core subjects
:

Common to all majors

Field of Practice
:

Dev
elops knowledge & skills in a specific area of expertise

Engineering Practice
:

Is a group of subjects & internships (industry experience) taken to complete the requirements of the Diploma in Engineering P
ractice

Capstone Project
:

Research

/

design based
project on a topic related to the students work or study

Sub
-
Major/Electives
:

Chosen by the student, can be any sub
-
major offered by UTS, or may be 4 electives within any faculty of UTS and even from outside UTS if
prior approval is granted by the faculty


New Subject
:

A new subject

in the field
-
of
-
pra
c
tice

C10061 MAJ0300
7

–

CASS Version
4


Bachelor of Engineering

Majoring in:
Mechan
ical Engineering

Sub
-
majors

Advanced
Mechanical
Analysis

Sustainable
Energy Systems

Automation

Advanced
Manufacturing
Systems

Automotive
Systems

49325


Com
put
er Aided
Mech
anical

Des
ign

49322


Air Co
n
ditioning

48023
Object
Oriented
Prog
ramming

49325


Com
puter Aided
Mech
anical

Des
ign

49325


Com
puter Aided
Mech
anical

Des
ign

49307
Internal
Combustion

Engines

49328
Turbomachines

48531

Electromechanical
Automation

4
9316


Material
s

Handling

49286


Vehicle Design

49328
Turbomachines

49321


Energy Conversion

48622

Mechatronics 1

49928
Design
Opt
imis
ation

for
Manuf
acturing

49928 Design
Opt
imis
ation

for
Manuf
acturing

48662


Mechanical
Applications

49307
Internal
Combus
tion

Engines

49928
Design
Opt
imis
ation

for
Manuf
acturing

48662


Mechanical
Applications

49328
Turbomachines

49323


Vibration A
nalysis

49316


Material
s

Handling


49322


Air Co
n
ditioning

49307
Internal
Combustion

Engines

49321


Energy Conversion



49323


V
ibration A
nalysis

49323


Vibration A
nalysis



Notes

Students have two options for electives



Choosing four subjects from a Sub
-
major; or



Choosing any elective subjects without a Sub
-
major.