You must complete the following compulsory units.

Please refer to the More Details tab of the course handbook for Course Planners for this course.

In the course structure, Fundamentals of Professional Engineering Practice is a 12cp unit that assists your transition to university study.

Available units
Students must complete the following compulsory units:
ENEG11005	Introduction to Contemporary Engineering
ENEG11006	Engineering Statics
ENEG11007	Engineering Industry Project Investigation
ENEG11008	Materials for Engineers
MATH11247	Foundation Mathematics
MATH11218	Applied Mathematics
MATH11219	Applied Calculus
BLAR11050	Residential Construction
ENEC12009	Engineering Surveying and Spatial Sciences
ENEC12010	Hydraulics and Hydrology
ENEG12007	Creative Engineering
ENEC12008	Geotechnical Engineering
BLAR12057	Commercial Construction
ENEC12012	Stress Analysis
BLCN12035	Construction Management
BLAR12038	Building Industry Contracts
ENEC13016	Concrete Technology and Design
ENEC13015	Steel and Timber Design
ENEG13002	Engineering Futures
ENEC13017	Advanced Structural Analysis
ENEC13014	Water Supply and Wastewater Technology
BLAR13047	Construction Economics 1
ENEC12011	Transport Systems
BLCN13038	Cost Planning and Control
ENEC14017	Water Resources Engineering
ENEC14016	Traffic and Transportation Engineering
BLCN14041	Construction Project Planning
ENEG14003	Engineering Honours Project Planning
ENEC14014	Structural and Geotechnical Design
ENEG14005	Engineering Honours Project Implementation

You are also required to complete a professional practice elective.

Available units
Students must complete 1 from the following units:
ENEP11007	Engineering Employment Preparation
ENEP12007	Engineering Business Fundamentals
ENEP12008	Engineering Leadership

This course has 480 hours (including a minimum of 240 hours of industry experience) of Engineering Professional Practice requirements prior to graduation. 'CPD for Student Engineers' Moodle meta-site will provide you information about the work experience requirements of the accreditation body, the evidence you need to collect and give you access to a Mahara e-Portfolio that you will use to accumulate evidence of your professional practice exposure throughout the course of study. In one of the later terms of study, after you have completed your professional practice requirements, you must enrol in the following unit to provide evidence of how you have attained the professional engineering practice exposure required by Engineers Australia. Note that this unit is zero-credits and hence is no cost to you.

Available units
Students must complete the following compulsory units:
ENEP14004	Engineering Practice Experience