COURSE CURRICULUM

The core units for the engineering program provide students with a solid foundation in both technical and analytical skills essential for engineering practice. Mechanics of Structures (ARC20011) introduces the principles of structural analysis and the behavior of materials under different forces, forming a basis for designing safe and efficient structures. Fundamentals of Programming (COS10029) equips students with coding skills and computational thinking needed for modern engineering applications, while Digital Technology in an Indigenous Context (COS10030) explores the role of technology in diverse cultural and community settings.Energy and Motion (CVE10001) covers the fundamental principles of physics related to forces, motion, and energy transfer, enabling students to understand and model dynamic systems. Sustainable and Innovative Design in Engineering Projects (CVE10007) focuses on integrating sustainable practices and creative problem-solving in real-world engineering projects. Materials and Processes (MEE10002) introduces the properties, selection, and processing of engineering materials, ensuring students can make informed decisions in design and construction. Calculus and Applications (MTH10014) develops essential mathematical skills for modeling, analyzing, and solving engineering problems across a variety of contexts.Together, these core units build a strong technical and analytical foundation, preparing students to tackle complex engineering challenges, integrate sustainable and innovative solutions, and apply digital and computational tools effectively in their engineering projects.