Engineering education at UniSA
Where is UniSA
Facts @ UniSA
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One of Australia’s most modern, dynamic, accessible and
research-intensive institutions
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Founded in 1991, with a history that dates back to 1856
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University of South Australia is the largest university in
Adelaide
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36,850 students, including
13,575 international students
from over 60 countries
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Practice based learning
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Programs that are driven by industry
and the
professions through consultation and close relationships
with industry
Undergraduate programs at the School of AME
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Bachelor of Engineering (
Mechanical
)
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Bachelor of Engineering (
Mechanical & Advanced
Manufacturing
)
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Bachelor of Engineering (
Mechanical & Nanotechnology
)
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Bachelor of Engineering (
Mechanical & Mechatronics
)
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Bachelor of Engineering (
Mechanical & Sustainable
Systems
)
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Bachelor of Engineering (
Materials
)
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Bachelor of Technology (
Mechanical & Manufacturing
)
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Bachelor of Engineering (
Mechanical
) & Bachelor of
Management
Postgraduate programs at the School of AME
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Master of Engineering (
Engineering and Technology
Management
)
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Master of Engineering (
Advanced Manufacturing
Technology
)
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Master of Engineering (
Energy and Sustainable
Systems
)
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Master of Engineering (
Materials and Nanotechnology
)
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Master of
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Assessment
Form of assessment
Weighting
Date
Assessment 1: Continuing
Assessment (Group Work)
20%
Starting week 1
(see course calendar)
Assessment 2:
Pracs
(Group Work)
27%
Starting week 2
(see course calendar)
Assessment 3: Exam
8
Practical 1
10
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0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0
20
40
60
80
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4
2
3
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