ProgramsEngENGI (PG)MPE/MPEAMPEMPE to 2024Master of Professional Engineering (Mechanical) (2014)
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Year 1 - Semester 1
Note: Year One covers Foundation units only. Candidates with a prior Bachelor of Engineering degree or equivalent in the field related to this specialisation may be exempted from Foundation units.
Year 1 - Semester 2
Note: Year 1 covers foundation units only. Students with a prior Bachelor of Engineering degree or equivalent in the field related to this specialisation are exempt from these foundation units.
Year 2 - Semester 1
Year 2 - Semester 2
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | MECH5262: Foundations of Thermal Engineering 2 |
Core | 6 | MECH5361: Foundations of Mechanics of Solids 2 |
| 12 | Select from Mechanical Engineering Recommended Electives Note: These electives provide an opportunity for advanced study in either Thermofluids, Materials, Design & Manufacturing or Mechatronics. It is recommended that students select units from the same subject area in order to optimise their learning experiences. |
Year 3 - Semester 1
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | AMME5020: Capstone Project A Note: See Streams/Majors for full details. SStudents achieving an average mark of 75% or higher over 48 credit points of units of study in the Year Two Table or equivalent are eligible for the Research Pathway and may replace AMME5020 and 6 credits of elective with AMME5222 Dissertation A |
Core | 6 | AMME5601: Professional Engineering |
Core | 0 | ENGG5217: Practical Experience |
| 12 | Select from Mechanical Engineering Recommended Electives Note: It is recommended that students select units from the same subject area (either Thermofluids, Materials, Design & Manufacturing or Mechatronics) in order to optimise their learning experiences. |
Year 3 - Semester 2
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | AMME5021: Capstone Project B Note: See Streams/Majors for full details. Students achieving an average mark of 75% or higher over 48 credit points of units of study in the Year Two Table or equivalent are eligible for the Research Pathway and may replace AMME5021 and 6 credits of elective with AMME5223 Dissertation B |
Core | 6 | ENGG5103: Safety Systems and Risk Analysis |
| 12 | Select from Mechanical Engineering Recommended Electives Note: It is recommended that students select units from the same subject area (either Thermofluids, Materials, Design & Manufacturing or Mechatronics) in order to optimise their learning experiences. |
Requirements for this Pathway
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core | 6 | AMME5020: Capstone Project A |
Core | 6 | AMME5021: Capstone Project B |
Capstone Project must be completed by all students, unless undertaking Research Pathway (conditions below). Capstone Project is normally completed across two semesters in two stages through AMME5020 (6cp) and AMME5021 (6cp). However, it may also be completed in a single semester (12 cp).
Capstone Project
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core
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6 |
AMME5020: Capstone Project A |
Core
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6 |
AMME5021: Capstone Project B |
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Note: Capstone Project must be completed by all students, unless undertaking Research Pathway (conditions below). Capstone Project is normally completed across two semesters in two stages through AMME5020 (6cp) and AMME5021 (6cp). However, it may also be completed in a single semester (12 cp).
Extended Capstone Project
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core
|
6 |
AMME5020: Capstone Project A |
Core
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12 |
AMME5022: Capstone Project B Extended |
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Note:
Students take Capstone Project units AMME5020 and AMME5022 (total 18 cp) in place of Capstone Project AMME5021 and 6 cp of elective units.
Students achieving an average mark of 70% or higher over 48 credit points of units of study in the Year Two Table or equivalent are eligible for the Extended Capstone Project.
Research Pathway
| Type | CP | CP From |
Core
|
12 |
AMME5222: Dissertation A |
Core
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12 |
AMME5223: Dissertation B |
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Note:
Research pathway students take Dissertation units AMME5222 and AMME5223 (total 24 cp) in place of Capstone Project units and 12 cp of elective units.
Students achieving an average mark of 75% or higher over 48 credit points of units of study in the Year Two Table or equivalent are eligible for the Research Pathway.
Block 1 - Mechanical Engineering Recommended Electives (Min CP: 36,Max CP: 36)
Note: These electives provide an opportunity for advanced study in either Thermofluids, Materials, Design & Manufacturing or Mechatronics. It is recommended that students select units from the same subject area in order to optimise their learning experiences. Six units (36 credit points) are required.
Block 2 - Exchange Units (Max CP: 12)
| Unit Code | Unit Name | CP | Sessions Offered |
| ENGG5231 | Engineering Graduate Exchange A | 6 |
Int January Int July |
| ENGG5232 | Engineering Graduate Exchange B | 6 |
Int January Int July |
Note: Summer/Winter Exchange units require the approval of the Program Director. With approval, up to 12 credit points of Exchange units may taken in place of other units, towards the requirements of the degree.
| Course: | Master of Professional Engineering (Mechanical) (2014) |
| CP Required: | 144 |
| Min FT Duration: | 3.00 Years |
| Min PT Duration: | N/A |
| Faculty/School: | Faculty of Engineering |
| Years Offered: | 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 |
| Requirements: | To qualify for the award of the Master of Professional Engineering in this specialisation, a candidate must complete 144 credit points, including core and elective units of study as listed here. Admission to candidature Admission to candidature requires: EITHER (a) a Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Sydney, OR (b) equivalent qualification, with a minimum credit average; OR (c) a non-engineering bachelor's degree with a minimum credit average, with studies equivalent to 48 credit points in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, geology, computing or statistics, as related to the intended engineering specialisation. All candidates for admission must have prior learning equivalent to 48 credit points in total, which, in the estimation of the Dean, is comparable to the requirements for the first year of a Bachelor of Engineering at this University in the stream sought for admission. Credit for previous study Candidates with a Bachelor of Engineering or equivalent in the relevant discipline, and who have reached an acceptable level of academic achievement in their prior degree, may be eligible for a reduction of volume in learning of up to 48 credit points. A maximum of 72 credit points may be granted towards the Master of Professional Engineering from external postgraduate studies where no award has been, or will be made, provided the studies are acceptable to the Program Director Dean and are equivalent to units of study offered in the Master of Professional Engineering. Candidates transferring from the Master of Engineering to the Master of Professional Engineering may transfer up to 24 credit points provided units are equivalent to units of study offered in the Master of Professional Engineering. Any additional credit is subject to the approval by the Dean. Progression Candidates are required to meet the progression requirements as specified in the University's Coursework Rule, and required to have a WAM >= 65% based on the results of all units of study once a minimum of 48 credit points have been first attempted. Candidates who do not meet this WAM requirement will have their enrolment transferred to the Graduate Diploma in Engineering (Professional Engineering). Transitional provisions These resolutions apply to students who commenced their candidature after 1 January 2013 and students who commenced their candidature prior to 1 January 2013 who elect to proceed under these resolutions. Candidates who commenced prior to 1 January 2013 may complete the requirements in accordance with the resolutions in force at the time of their commencement. Course resolutions This course is administered under course resolutions published in the Faculty Handbook at http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/ |
