ProgramsU_ArchvBE2014 CombBE/BPM 2014Mechatronic Engineering / Project Management (2012)
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The course requirements described here apply to persons who commenced their candidature after 1 January, 2012 and persons who commenced their candidature prior to 1 January, 2012 who elect to proceed under 2012 resolutions.
Candidates who commenced prior to 1 January, 2012 may complete the requirements in accordance with the resolutions in force at the time of their commencement, provided that requirements are completed by 1 January, 2017, or later date as the faculty may, in special circumstances, approve.
Candidates who first commenced in 2012, and are re-enrolling for 2013 or later, should be aware that there may have been changes in units of study offered since, Check that units are still available by clicking the unit of study link in the course table. See 2014 version of this course for up to date unit of study list.
For details of relevant resolutions see faculty handbook at sydney.edu.au/handbooks.
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Year 1 - Semester 1
Year 1 - Semester 2
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | AMME1550: Dynamics 1 |
Core | 6 | ENGG1802: Engineering Mechanics |
Core | 3 | MATH1003: Integral Calculus and Modelling |
Core | 3 | MATH1005: Statistical Thinking with Data |
Core | 6 | PSYC1002: Psychology 1002 |
Year 2 - Semester 1
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | ELEC1103: Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronic Engineering |
Core | 6 | AMME2302: Materials 1 |
Core | 6 | AMME2500: Engineering Dynamics |
Core | 6 | MATH2067: DEs and Vector Calculus for Engineers |
Year 2 - Semester 2
Year 3 - Semester 1
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | ENGG2850: Project Cost and Finance |
Core | 6 | ENGG2851: Project Analytics |
Core | 6 | MTRX2700: Mechatronics 2 |
Core | 6 | ELEC3404: Electronic Circuit Design |
Year 3 - Semester 2
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | AMME2200: Introductory Thermofluids |
Core | 6 | AMME2301: Mechanics of Solids 1 |
Core | 6 | MECH2400: Mechanical Systems Design 1 |
Core | 6 | PMGT3858: Adapting to Project Context |
Year 4 - Semester 1
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | ENGG2855: Project Acceptance |
Core | 6 | AMME3500: System Dynamics and Control |
Core | 6 | ENGG3853: Project Risk Management: Tools & Techniques |
Core | 6 | MECH3660: Manufacturing Engineering |
Year 4 - Semester 2
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | ENGG3854: Legal Aspects of Projects |
Core | 6 | MECH3460: Mechanical Systems Design 2 |
Core | 6 | MTRX3700: Mechatronics 3 |
Core | 6 | PMGT3855: Project Variance Analysis |
Year 5 - Semester 1
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | PMGT2854: Executing Projects |
Core | 6 | AMME4121: Engineering Project A Note: Note: Students with ISWAM of 65% or greater are eligible for Honours pathway and can replace 4th Year Engineering Project units AMME4121 and AMME4122 with Honours Thesis Units AMME4111 and AMME4112. |
Core | 0 | ENGG4000: Practical Experience |
Core | 6 | MECH4601: Professional Engineering 2 |
| 6 | Mechatronic Recommended Units |
Year 5 - Semester 2
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | PMGT3856: Sustainability and Knowledge Management |
Core | 6 | PMGT3857: International Project Management |
Core | 6 | AMME4122: Engineering Project B Note: Note: Students with ISWAM of 65% or greater are eligible for Honours pathway and can replace 4th Year Engineering Project units AMME4121 and AMME4122 with Honours Thesis Units AMME4111 and AMME4112. |
| 6 | Mechatronic Recommended Units |
BE HONOURS THESIS
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core
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6 |
AMME4111: Thesis A |
Core
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6 |
AMME4112: Thesis B |
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Note: Note: Students with ISWAM of 65% or greater are eligible for Honours pathway and can replace 4th Year Engineering Project units AMME4121 and AMME4122 with Honours Thesis Units AMME4111 and AMME4112.
Block 1 - Mechatronic Recommended Units (Min CP: 12,Max CP: 12)
| Unit Code | Unit Name | CP | Sessions Offered |
| AMME4500 | Guidance, Navigation and Control | 6 | |
| AMME4700 | Inertial Navigation and the Kalman Filter | 6 | |
| AMME4710 | Computer Vision and Image Processing | 6 |
Semester 2
For Semester 2 calendar dates look up `Semester 1` on the university timetable website at https://web.timetable.usyd.edu.au/calendar.jsp
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| AMME4790 | Introduction to Biomechatronics | 6 |
Semester 2
For Semester 2 calendar dates look up `Semester 1` on the university timetable website at https://web.timetable.usyd.edu.au/calendar.jsp
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| MECH4720 | Sensors and Signals | 6 | |
| MECH4730 | Computers in Real-Time Control and Instrumentation | 6 | |
| MTRX4700 | Experimental Robotics | 6 |
Semester 1
For Semester 1 calendar dates look up `Semester 1` on the university timetable website at https://web.timetable.usyd.edu.au/calendar.jsp
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| Course: | Mechatronic Engineering / Project Management (2012) |
| CP Required: | 240 |
| Min FT Duration: | 5.00 Years |
| Min PT Duration: | N/A |
| Faculty/School: | University Archive |
| Years Offered: | 2014, 2013, 2012 |
| Requirements: | The units of study that may be taken for the Bachelor of Engineering are set out in the tables of units of study for the specialised streams from the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies. b. The units of study that may be taken for the Bachelor of Arts are set out in Table A from the Faculty of Arts Tables of units of study. c. To qualify for the award of the combined degree, a candidate must complete 240 credit points, comprising of i. For the Bachelor of Engineering, a candidate must complete all core units of study prescribed in the table of units for the Bachelor of Engineering stream the candidate is pursuing. ii. For the Bachelor of Project Management, 84 Credit Points of core units of study as set out in the Bachelor of Project Management unit of study table; iii. Any additional elective units of study that are applicable to either the appropriate stream of the Bachelor of Engineering or the Bachelor of Project Management; and/or a maximum of 12 credit points of free electives; as may be necessary to gain credit to complete the requirements of the degree. |
