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ProgramsU_ArchvBE2014 CombBE/BSc 2014Civil Engineering / Science (2014)
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Year 1 - Semester 1
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | ENGG1800: Introduction to Engineering A |
Core | 3 | MATH1001: Differential Calculus |
Core | 3 | MATH1002: Linear Algebra Note: Note: Note: This unit is discontinued from 2018. Replacement unit is MATH1021. |
Core | 6 | PHYS1001: Physics 1 (Regular) |
| 6 | Selected Junior Science Units Note: Science/ Engineering combined degrees require 240 credit points, comprising 96 credit points from Science subject areas, with a major in one Science discipline, plus units prescribed for the Engineering specialisation. Science units forming part of core requirements in the Civil Engineering specialisation may be counted as part of the 96 credit point Science requirement. Refer to the requirements section for further details or consult resolutions for Combined Engineering/ Science degree in Faculty handbooks: http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/engineering/undergraduate/combined.shtml#eng_science_comb |
Note: Students wishing to enrol in more advanced alternatives to MATH1001, MATH1002 and PHYS1001 should check with the Faculty of Science before doing so.
Year 1 - Semester 2
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | ENGG1802: Engineering Mechanics |
Core | 6 | ENGG1803: Professional Engineering 1 |
Core | 3 | MATH1003: Integral Calculus and Modelling Note: Note: Note: This unit is discontinued from 2018. Replacement unit is MATH1023. |
Core | 3 | MATH1005: Statistical Thinking with Data |
| 6 | Selected Junior Science Units |
Note: Students wishing to enrol in more advanced alternatives to MATH1003 and MATH1005 should check with the Faculty of Science before doing so.
Year 2 - Semester 1
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | ENGG1801: Engineering Computing Note: Students wishing to major in Computer Science can replace ENGG1801 with INFO1103. |
Core | 6 | CIVL2201: Structural Mechanics |
Core | 6 | MATH2061: Linear Mathematics and Vector Calculus |
List | 6 | Select from Selected Junior Science Units Selected Science Intermediate Units or other units. |
Year 2 - Semester 2
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | GEOL1501: Engineering Geology 1 Note: GEOL1501 does not count for credit with GEOS1003 or GEOS1903. Students enrolled in a Science major which requires GEOS1003 or GEOS1903 are exempt from GEOL1501 and must instead complete an additional unit from the list of Civil electives. |
List | 18 | Select from Selected Junior Science Units Selected Science Intermediate Units or other units. |
Year 3 - Semester 1
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | CIVL2110: Materials |
Core | 6 | CIVL2810: Engineering Construction and Surveying [no longer running] |
List | 12 | Select from Selected Junior Science Units Selected Science Intermediate Units Selected Senior Science Units or other units. |
Year 3 - Semester 2
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | CIVL2230: Introduction to Structural Concepts and Design |
Core | 6 | CIVL2410: Soil Mechanics 1 |
Core | 6 | CIVL2611: Introductory Fluid Mechanics |
List | 6 | Select from Selected Junior Science Units Selected Science Intermediate Units Selected Senior Science Units or other units. |
Year 4 - Semester 1
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | CIVL3010: Sustainable Systems Engineering |
Core | 6 | CIVL3205: Concrete Structures 1 |
Core | 6 | CIVL3612: Fluid Mechanics |
Core | 6 | CIVL3812: Project Appraisal |
Year 4 - Semester 2
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | CIVL3206: Steel Structures 1 |
List | 18 | Select from Recommended engineering electives Selected Junior Science Units Selected Science Intermediate Units Selected Senior Science Units or other units. |
Year 5 - Semester 1
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | CIVL4024: Engineering Project A Note: Students with ISWAM of 65% or greater are eligible for Honours pathway and can replace CIVL4024 with CIVL4022. School permission is required. |
Core | 6 | CIVL4811: Engineering Design and Construction |
Core | 0 | ENGG4000: Practical Experience Note: ENGG4000 is the industry experience component of the engineering degree. While enrolment is in first semester of final year, the timing of the experience is flexible. Use of summer break is recommended |
List | 12 | Select from Recommended engineering electives Selected Junior Science Units Selected Science Intermediate Units Selected Senior Science Units or other units. |
Year 5 - Semester 2
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | CIVL4025: Engineering Project B Note: Students with ISWAM of 65% or greater are eligible for Honours pathway and can replace CIVL4025 with CIVL4023. |
Core | 6 | CIVL4903: Civil Engineering Design |
List | 12 | Select from Recommended engineering electives Selected Junior Science Units Selected Science Intermediate Units Selected Senior Science Units or other units. |
Requirements for this Pathway
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | CIVL3614: Hydrology |
| 12 | Select from CIVL5351: Geoenvironmental Engineering CIVL5668: Fundamentals of Wind Engineering for Design CIVL5670: Reservoir, Stream and Coastal Engineering |
To meet specialisation requirements students must enrol in at least 3 electives from the relevant stream and undertake an Honours Thesis or Engineering Project in a related topic.
1. Honours Thesis
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core
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6 |
CIVL4022: Thesis A |
Core
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6 |
CIVL4023: Thesis B |
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Note: Students with ISWAM of 65% or greater are eligible for Honours pathway and can replace Engineering Project units CIVL4024 and COVL4025 with Honours Thesis units CIVL4022 and CIVL4023.
2. Construction management specialisation
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core
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6 |
CIVL3805: Project Scope, Time and Cost Management |
| 12 |
Select from
CIVL3813: Contracts Formulation and Management CIVL4814: Project Procurement and Tendering CIVL4815: Project Formulation Note: Students may not take more than three of these. |
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Note: To meet specialisation requirements students must enrol in at least 3 electives from the relevant stream and undertake an Honours Thesis or Engineering Project in a related topic. Students may enrol in a maximum of 4 electives from the Constructions Engineering and Management stream.
3. Environmental engineering specialisation
Note: To meet specialisation requirements students must enrol in at least 3 electives from the relevant stream and undertake an Honours Thesis or Engineering Project in a related topic.
4. Geotechnical engineering specialisation
Note: To meet specialisation requirements students must enrol in at least 3 electives from the relevant stream and undertake an Honours Thesis or Engineering Project in a related topic.
5. Structural engineering specialisation
Note: To meet specialisation requirements students must enrol in at least 3 electives from the relevant stream and undertake an Honours Thesis or Engineering Project in a related topic.
Block 1 - Recommended engineering electives
Block 2 - Selected Junior Science Units
Note:
Junior, Intermediate and Senior Science units should be selected so as to ensure that 72 credit points of Science units, including one major, are completed in addition to the units completed as part of the engineering core. Every major requires at least 24 credit points of senior units plus varying amounts of intermediate and junior credit points as prerequisites for the senior units. Please see Science Faculty 2011 handbook for details of specific majors.
Students who need to enrol in COSC1001, COSC1002, COSC1003 or GEOS1003 (or the advanced versions COSC1901, COSC1902, COSC1903 or GEOS1903) to complete their science degree must consult with the Civil student advisor before comencing their degree.
Block 3 - Selected Science Intermediate Units
Note: Junior, Intermediate and Senior Science units should be selected so as to ensure that 72 credit points of Science units, including one major, are completed in addition to the units completed as part of the engineering core. Every major requires at least 24 credit points of senior units plus varying amounts of intermediate and junior credit points as prerequisites for the senior units. Please see Science Faculty 2011 handbook for details of specific majors.
Block 4 - Selected Senior Science Units (Min CP: 24,Max CP: 96)
Note: Junior, Intermediate and Senior Science units should be selected so as to ensure that 72 credit points of Science units, including one major, are completed in addition to the units completed as part of the engineering core. Every major requires at least 24 credit points of senior units plus varying amounts of intermediate and junior credit points as prerequisites for the senior units. Please see Science Faculty 2011 handbook for details of specific majors.
| Course: | Civil Engineering / Science (2014) |
| CP Required: | 240 |
| Min FT Duration: | 5.00 Years |
| Min PT Duration: | N/A |
| Faculty/School: | University Archive |
| Years Offered: | 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011 |
| Requirements: | This course outline should be read in conjunction with the Handbook for the Bachelor of Engineering: http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/engineering/coursework/engineering_science_combined.shtml To qualify for the combined BE(Civil)/BSc degree the candidate is required to complete 240 credit points comprising: (a) 144 credit points of CORE Civil units, and (b) 96 credit points of Science units, including one major in a Science subject area. Science Major Requirements for the Bachelor of Science component of the degree include a major in a Science subject area (See List of Science Majors). A major requires the completion of 24 senior credit points chosen from units of study listed in the table for that major (except for a Psychology major which requires 48 credit points across Intermediate and Senior units of study as specified in List of Science Majors.) The Science Handbook can be found at: http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/science/ List of Science Majors (Areas of Study) can be found at: http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/science/subject_areas/agricultural_chemistry.shtml The First Year Guide to majors can be found at: http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/science/units_of_study/first_year_table_guide.shtml Civil Engineering Specialisation Streams Specialisation stream in the BE (Civil) degree is available to exceptional students who meet certain progress requirements. To satisfy the specialisation criteria students must first be enrolled in the specialisation stream and complete at least 3 Civil electives from the relevant specialisation stream listed below and undertake an Honours Thesis or Engineering Project in a related topic. (i) Structures Stream: CIVL3235; CIVL5266; CIVL5269; CIVL5458 (ii) Environmental Stream: CIVL3614; CIVL5351; CIVL5668; CIVL5670 (iii) Geotechnical Stream: CIVL3411; CIVL5351; CIVL5452; CIVL5458 (iv) Construction Management Stream: CIVL3805, CIVL4815, CIVL3813, CIVL4810 and CIVL4814 In order to satisfy the requirements for specialisation the candidate may need to complete more than 240 credit points. Core Civil units which are Science Faculty units: and Additional or "Free" Electives There are no specific free electives available in this degree. There are a number of core Civil units which are offered by the Faculty of Science. They are: MATH1001, MATH1002, MATH1003, MATH1005, PHYS1001 and MATH2061 (or the advanced alternatives for these units). These units may count towards both degrees. In order to complete the required 240 credit points for the combined degree students may choose Civil electives (from 2nd, 3rd or 4th year) or additional science units. Choice of electives or additional units will depend upon subject availability, timetabling and prerequisite conditions. GEOS1003 Introduction to Geology and GEOS1903 Introduction to Geology (Advanced) Students who need to complete GEOS1003 (or GEOS1903) as part of their Science degree are exempt from the Civil core unit GEOL1501 Engineering Geology and must not enrol in it. They must instead complete an additional unit in a later year from the list of Civil Electives (either 2nd, 3rd or 4th year). Advanced Science degree options The Bachelor of Science degree is available in the following options: (i) Bachelor of Science (unstreamed) (ii) Bachelor of Science Advanced (iii) Bachelor of Science Advanced Mathematics The student should familiarise himself/herself with the requirements of each of these options. Information about the Faculty of Science Talented Student Program can be found at http://sydney.edu.au/science/cstudent/ug/course/tsp/index.shtml . Other Notes (Civil Engineering Degree) Students in the Honours program must enrol in CIVL4022 & CIVL4023; students in the Pass Program must enrol in CIVL4024 & CIVL4025. With special permission from the Director of the Learning and Teaching; Civil Engineering; it is possible to take Thesis or Project A in Semester 2 and Thesis or Project B in Semester 1. Most Mathematics; Chemistry; Physics and Computer Science units of study offered by the Faculty of Science can be replaced by an equivalent advanced level units of study subject to prerequisite conditions (as required by the Faculty of Science) being met. The student does not necessarily need to be enrolled in an advanced science degree to study these units. |
