The University of Sydney - Engineering

Note: From 2019 onwards, all engineering majors will be converted to the 48 credit point format, and several new majors will be introduced - details can be viewed in the 2019 degree structures.

You can find more information at https://canvas.sydney.edu.au/courses/2806/pages/feit-your-studies-bachelor-of-engineering-majors

Note: This major focuses on development of an understanding of the relationship between properties of materials and their relationship to engineering design. Concepts covered include: mechanical properties; fracture and fatigue mechanics; composite materials; ceramics and glasses; structure- property relationships; and selection of materials.

The major is available to students who complete the four units listed (24 cp).

Note: This information is correct as of 2016. Since then, other faculties have undergone substantial curriculum changes and, as such, some of this unit/major information may be outdated. Please contact the relevant faculty and review the faculty handbook for more up-to-date information about units, majors and transitional arrangements.

Note: This information is correct as of 2016. Since then, other faculties have undergone substantial curriculum changes and, as such, some of this unit/major information may be outdated. Please contact the relevant faculty and review the faculty handbook for more up-to-date information about units, majors and transitional arrangements.

Note: A total of 96 credits of Science or IT subject units, including a Science major sequence, must be completed as part of the combined Engineering/Science degree. Science units forming part of core requirements in the chosen engineering specialisation may be counted as part of the 96 credit point Science requirements. Consult resolutions for Combined Engineering /Science degree in Faculty handbooks for further details.

This information is correct as of 2016. Since then, other faculties have undergone substantial curriculum changes and, as such, some of this unit/major information may be outdated. Please contact the relevant faculty and review the faculty handbook for more up-to-date information about units, majors and transitional arrangements.