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004824 Accounting
and Finance 1A
004825 Accounting
and Finance 1B
004826 Accounting
and Finance 2A
004827 Accounting
and Finance 2B
004828 Accounting
and Finance 3A
004829 Accounting
and Finance 3B
000483 Concepts
in Biology
000623 Plants
and Animals
005529 Biometry*
or 004899 Ecology
and Biodiversity 1‡
004900 Ecology
and Biodiversity 2
Two of the following subjects:
tba Vegetation Science
tba Wildlife Ecology and Management
tba Conservation Biology
* For the BRES course or double degrees including the RES specific core
‡ For all other courses
The Applied Linguistics major provides study of language and an understanding of how learners acquire language. It also provides an introduction to teaching English as a second, or foreign language.
006166 The
Study of Language
002859 Grammar
and Communication
and four subjects from
005566 Language,
Culture and Society
001757 Teaching
English as a Second Language 1
001758 Teaching
English as a Second Language 2
006164 Discourse
Studies
006165 Language
Testing and Assessment
002860 Psycholinguistics
Corequisites: Approved Minor in Applied Mathematics
005138 Engineering
Physics 1A
005693 Engineering
Physics 1B
ANU Second year Physics subject
ANU Second year Physics subject
005355 Radio
Communications
005356 Optics
and Photonics
The Applied Statistics major introduces students to the use and interpretation of a wide range of statistical techniques that are used in areas ranging from biology to education to psychology. The major can form part of the requirements for accreditation with the Statistical Society of Australia.
000577 Mathematical
Methods
004120 Applied
Statistics 1
004121 Applied
Statistics 2
004122 Applied
Statistics 3
004123 Applied
Statistics 4
004124 Applied
Statistics 5
Prerequisite: 004977 Introduction to Business Law
004824 Accounting
and Finance 1A
004831 Accounting
Information Systems
004826 Accounting
and Finance 2A
004834 Auditing
004828 Accounting
and Finance 3A
004993 Law
of Business Associations
004824 Accounting
and Finance 1A
004825 Accounting
and Finance 1B
001612 Law
of Financial Institutions
004839 Financial
Management 1
004836 Commercial
Bank Management
004837 Credit
and Lending Decisions
Chinese taken as an elective major/minor complements professional skills attained through any UC degree. Opportunities for study at partner universities in China and Taiwan are also available. There is no prerequisite for students without previous knowledge of Chinese. Students with previous knowledge of Chinese (eg through learning at school or in a relevant overseas country) must consult with the lecturer-in-charge before enrolling in subjects.
18 credit points
004851 Chinese
1A: Language and Culture
004852 Chinese
1B: Language and Culture
004853 Chinese
Language 2
001839 Special
Studies in Modern Languages A
22 credit points
004851 Chinese
1A: Language and Culture
004852 Chinese
1B: Language and Culture
004853 Chinese
Language 2
004854 Chinese
Language 3
24 credit points
004853 Chinese
Language 2
004854 Chinese
Language 3
005446 Advanced
Chinese A
005447 Advanced
Chinese B
Note: In special cases, and with the approval of the Head of School and the Lecturer-in-Charge of Chinese, other combinations than the above may also be available as majors for students with some previous knowledge of Chinese - for more details see the Lecturer-in-Charge.
This major develops the mathematics used in error correction codes, data compression and encryption. It is suitable for students in the Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) and other quantitative programs.
004470 Computing
Mathematics 1 a
004471 Computing
Mathematics 2 a
004844 Mathematical
Structures
004842 Coding
Theory
004842 Mathematical
Models
and one subject from
004847 Quantitative
Decision Making b or
004121 Applied
Statistics 2 b
a BIT students replace Computing Mathematics 1 and 2 with 000577 Mathematical
Methodsand 004120 Applied
Statistics 1
b requires 004120 Applied
Statistics 1 prerequisite
The Communication major first introduces students to the key theoretical and research directions in media and communication, and develops an understanding of ways of thinking about communication in societal, cultural and ideological contexts. Students examine key studies of communication and media in order to develop an understanding of the application of theory and research to communication and media issue analysis and problem solving. The major allows students to focus study on mass communication, new technology and globalisation, the relationships between language, culture and society, history, cultural identity and postcoloniality, audiences, cultural practices and communication in organisational settings.
005559 Communication
Foundations
004013 Communication
Traditions
and one subject from
005823 Media
Industries or
005568 New
Technology and Globalisation or
005566 Language,
Culture and Society
and
005561 Communication
and Media Research
and one subject from
005560 Communication
History or
005571 Political
Communication or
005563 Culture,
Identity and Postcoloniality
and one subject from
005824 Media
Audiencesor
004669 Organisational
Communicationor
005562 Contemporary
Cultural Practice
This major provides students with a powerful combination of theoretical knowledge of issues that impact on professionals in a globalised workplace, and practical communication skills that are in strong demand by employers. This five- or six- subject sequence will develop students’ ability to manage professionals in a business environment characterised by change, complexity and ambiguity; to understand power and authority structures in organisations; to think strategically at the enterprise-wide level; and to apply critical thinking skills to enable sound problem solving and decision making. Other outcomes of this major will be an understanding of technologies that underpin enterprise communication, and end-user computing abilities for research, analysis and communication.
005788 Communication:
Professional Applications 1
005790 Communication:
Professional Applications 2
005792 Communication
for Management 1
005793 Communication
for Management 2
005797 Managing
Information Professionals 1
005798 Managing
Information Professionals 2*
* Can be omitted for a five subject major.
004919 Advocacy
and Inclusion
005764 Community
Development Principles and Practices
005785 Community
Work
005787 Sustainable
Communities
and one or two subjects from
004922 Ethical
and Professional Issues
005786 Innovative
Applications of Practice
Prerequisites: Computing Mathematics 1 or Mathematics 1&2 or, for the hardware stream, Mathematics 1&2
005134 Computer
Engineering 1A
005132 Computer
Engineering 1B
005131 Computer
Engineering 2A
005135 Computer
Engineering 2B
One of the following two choices:
Hardware stream
004624 Computer
Architecture and Implementation
004600 Digital
Communications Networks
Software stream
005532 Computer
Engineering 3A
005533 Computer
Engineering 3B
This major has been designed for students who do not want to be computing 'technical experts' but do want to make good use of computing as a tool. Focus is on the analysis, design and management of information systems that assist people to perform various tasks. At the end of the major, students should feel generally competent in using computers and in designing extensive information systems. Students will not be confronted with computer programming or with the intricacies of computing hardware. However, students will become acquainted with broad programming techniques and hardware concepts. The major has no mathematics requirements. Students who do have a particular interest in exploring the areas of programming and hardware should choose the subject 004478 Introduction to Information Technology as the first in their major or minor sequence.
One of the following three subjects:
004941 Introduction
to Information Systems or
000005 Computers
and Computing or
004478 Introduction
to Information Technology
Database Design
Four of the following five subjects:
005916 Information
Systems Design
004943 Project
Management
005914 Information
Systems Analysis and Modelling
004673 Information
Systems Management
004601 General
Systems Theory
Prerequisites: Computing Mathematics 1 or Mathematics 1&2
004478 Introduction
to Information Technology
004483 Software
Technology 1
004482 Software
Technology 2
004481 Systems
Software
004473 Distributed
Systems Technology
004604 Object
Oriented Software Design
005258 Counselling
Communication
005549 Introduction
to Counselling Theory and Principles
005551 Advocacy,
Mediation, and Conflict Resolution
005550 Group
Work
and one or two subjects from
004922 Contemporary
Ethical and Professional Issues
005786 Innovative
Applications of Practice
This major embraces both the theory and the practice of writing and aims to develop students creativity and writing skills.
004855 Creative
Writing 1
004856 Creative
Writing 2
One of the following two subjects”
006116 Scriptwriting
1
003433 Writing
for Young People
One of the following two subjects
006177 Scriptwriting
2
005383 Poetry
and the Imagination
006115 Narrative
and Interactive Practice
005989 Creative
Project
002972 Concepts
in Applied Anthropology
004904 Indigenous
Societies and Adaptation
004894 Cultural
Heritage Management
004903 Heritage
Interpretation
006078 Building
Conservation
004998 Issues
in Cultural Heritage Management
005559 Communication
Foundations
and one subject from
004013 Communication
Traditions or
004277 Media Representation
and Analysis
and
005568 New
Technology and Globalisation
005561 Communication
and Media Research
005563 Culture,
Identity and Postcoloniality
005562 Contemporary
Cultural Practice
The Earth Science major is designed to provide the basic knowledge, skills and attitudes required for a career in geology, particularly in exploration geology and regolith geology with both private industry and government agencies.
000959 Dynamic
Earth
003681 Landscape
Processes
004912 Regolith
Studies
004889 Australian
Soils
005988 Remote
Sensing of Environment
tba Groundwater and Environment†
† For transitional students in 2004, Land
Appraisal 006124
This major provides good coverage of core economic principles, presented in
their social and political context. The treatment of the theory is relatively
non-mathematical, using graphical analysis rather than algebra or calculus. No
previous study of economics is required - an ability to write well is of more
use, making this the ideal economics major for inclusion in "Arts"
type degrees.
003519 Economics
1A
004213 Economics
2A
004214 Policy
Issues in Microeconomics
004215 Policy
Issues in Macroeconomics
This major takes a traditional approach to core economic theory and is more mathematical in its analysis. It is the ideal major for inclusion in "Commerce" type degrees. No prior knowledge of economics is assumed.
000034 Macroeconomics
1
000020 Microeconomics
1
000035 Macroeconomics
2
004076 Microeconomics
2
000099 International
Economics
004215 Policy
Issues in Macroeconomics
This major covers only introductory economic theory combined with 4 subjects which relate economics to the business of Government. It is ideal for those who are interested in the public sector.
000034 Macroeconomics
1
and
000020 Microeconomics
1, or
003519 Economics
1A
and
004821 Politics
of Welfare
003498 Government
Business Relations
001359 Project
Evaluation
005740 Economics
of the Public Sector
005691 Electronic
Engineering 1A
005692 Electronic
Engineering 1B
005136 Electronic
Engineering 2A
005130 Electronic
Engineering 2B
005357 Signals
and Telecommunications
005357 Instrumentation
and Control
002569 Introduction
to Linguistics
004869 Literary
Studies 2
Two of the following three subjects:004870 Literary
Studies 3
003433 Writing
for Young People
006115 Narrative
and Interactive Practice
Two of the following three subjects:
004871 Literary
Studies 4
002859 Grammar
and Communication
005562 Contemporary
Cultural Practice
001516 Chemistry
1A
001809 Data
Analysis in Science
006121 Ecochemistry
tba Waterway Assessment*
006125 Resource
Science Project†
Any level 2-3 subjects from the School of Resource, Environmental and Heritage
Sciences (RES) for which pre-requisite requirements are satisified.
* If this subject is included in the primary major, another RES level 2-3
subject should be substituted
† For the BRES course or double degrees including the RES specific core (i.e.
where this subject is included in the core), this subject should be replaced
with any other level 2-3 RES subject
Prerequisite: 003539 Business Statistics 1
004824 Accounting
and Finance 1A
004825 Accounting
and Finance 1B
004839 Financial
Management 1
004840 Financial
Management 2
003639 Financial
Institutions and Markets
003393 International
Finance
Prerequisites: If the subjects Human Resource Management 2 or Employment Discrimination and the Law are selected other prerequisites apply.
000715 Basic
Sociology
004919 Advocacy
and Inclusion
and four subjects from
002617 Employment
Discrimination and the Law
003432 Human
Resource Management 1
002788 Sociology
and Gender
005400 Gender
and Organisations
005783 Identity
Politics and Public Policy
004780 Diversity
in Educational Settings
000080 Family
Law
000483 Concepts
in Biology
003071 Human
Physiology and Anatomy 1
004738 Human
Physiology and Anatomy 2
005744 Human
Genetics
004142 Human
Physiology and Anatomy 3
004322 Human
Physiology and Anatomy 4
000483 Concepts
in Biology
003071 Human
Physiology and Anatomy 1
004738 Human
Physiology and Anatomy 2
and one subject from
004734 Food
and Consumer Science or
004178 Sports
Medicine
and
004144 Nutritional
Science
005509 Nutrition,
Society and Health
Inclusive education implies that all teachers work with students with complex developmental, education, behavioural and emotional needs. Curriculum and teaching approaches need to be appropriate for all. This major prepares teachers for these realities.
004919 Advocacy
and Inclusion
004792 Disorders
in Development
005833 Students
with Severe Disabilities
004922 Ethical
and Professional Issues
004795 Literacy
and Learning Difficulties
004797 Mathematics
and Learning Difficulties
000483 Concepts
in Biology
000623 Plants
and Animals
005987 Environmental
Planning & Assessment†
006123 Environmental
Conflict & Management
Any two level 2-3 RES subjects for which pre-requisite requirements are
satisfied
† For the BRES course or double degrees including the RES specific core (i.e. where this subject is included in the core), it should be replaced with another level 2-3 RES subject.
000675 Politics
and Democracy
004013 Communication
Traditions
000513 International
Politics
005561 Communication
and Media Research
Two of the following four subjects:
004080 Politics
in Developing Nations
005568 New
Technology and Globalisation
005563 Culture,
Identity and Postcoloniality
005566 Language,
Culture and Society
Japanese taken as an elective major/minor complements professional skills
attained through any UC degree. Opportunities for study in Japan at partner
universities are also available.
There is no prerequisite for students without previous knowledge of Japanese.
Students with previous knowledge of Japanese (eg through learning at school or
in a relevant overseas country) must consult with the lecturer-in-charge before
enrolling in subjects.
18 credit points
004865 Japanese
1A: Language and Culture
004866 Japanese
1B: Language and Culture
004867 Japanese
Language 2
001839 Special
Studies in Modern Languages A
22 credit points
004865 Japanese
1A: Language and Culture
004866 Japanese
1B: Language and Culture
004867 Japanese
Language 2
004868 Japanese
Language 3
24 credit points
004867 Japanese
Language 2
004868 Japanese
Language 3
005448 Advanced
Japanese A G
005449 Advanced
Japanese B G
Note: In special cases, and with the approval of the Head of School and the Lecturer-in-Charge of Japanese, other combinations than the above may also be available as majors for students with some previous knowledge of Japanese - for more details see the Lecturer-in-Charge.
The Land Information Systems major is intended to produce practitioners skilled in the use of various types of data obtained by earth observation systems and terrestrial surveys. The processing of satellite images and mapping using GIS techniques is a fundamental part of this major.
000959 Dynamic
Earth or 004916 Science,
Environment and Society
001809 Data
Analysis in Science or Landscape
Processes 003681
004902 Geographic
Information Systems†
One subject from:
005529 Biometry
004899 Ecology
and Biodiversity1†
004912 Regolith
Studies
005988 Remote
Sensing of Environment
One level 2-3 RES subject
† For the BRES course or double degrees including the RES specific core (i.e. where this subject is included in the core), this subject should be replaced with any other level 2-3 RES subject
005939 Law
1: Legal System (LLB)
005930 Law
2: Legal Method (LLB)
005978 Law
3: Constitutional Law (LLB)
005979 Law
4: Contract (LLB)
005980 Law
5: Corporations (LLB)
005981 Law
6: Taxation Law (LLB)
000028 Concepts
and Elements of Law
001610 Law
of Business Transactions
005977 Administrative
Law
000008 Civil
Rights
000080 Family
Law
002613 Labour
Law
This major focuses on the production, construction, and interpretation of text and aims to produce readers who can write well in personal and professional contexts.
000399 Literary
Studies 1
004869 Literary
Studies 2
004870 Literary
Studies 3
004871 Literary
Studies 4
004872 Literary
Studies 5
004055 Literary
Studies 6
004207 Introduction
to Management
004818 Organisational
Behaviour
006132 Organisational
Performance
004822 Public
Sector Management
004823 Strategic
Management
006133 Leadership,
Innovation and Change
Prerequisite: 003539 Business Statistics 1
004824 Accounting
and Finance 1A
004825 Accounting
and Finance 1B
004827 Accounting
and Finance 2B
004829 Accounting
and Finance 3B
004839 Financial
Management 1
002482 Issues
in Small Business or
004840 Financial
Management 2
000498 Marketing
EITHER
000034 Macroeconomics
1
and
000020 Microeconomics
1
OR
003519 Economics
1A
and three subjects from
004533 Consumer
Behaviour
002429 International
Marketing
001989 Marketing
Management
003965 Marketing
Research Methods
This major is designed for students in Education and related degrees, who require a broader perspective on the applications of Mathematics and Statistics in society.
000577 Mathematical
Methods
004120 Applied
Statistics 1
005023 Truth,
Belief and Science
005024 The
World of Chance
004843 Mathematical
Models
and one subject from
004941 Introduction
to Information Systems (BEd only)
004847 Quantitative
Decision Making
004121 Applied
Statistics 2
(Note: The option of Introduction to Information Systems has been available in the 21 point major in Mathematics for Primary Education and is retained here for backward compatibility.)
This major provides opportunities to students from any background to undertake a course of study focused on understanding the molecular, biochemical and some of the related genetic processes which underpin human health and well-being.
001516 Chemistry
1A
001517 Chemistry
1B
and one subject from
005504 Biochemistry
or
004733 Cells
and Tissues*
and
005505 Human
Biochemistry
004744 Molecular
Biology
005744 Human
Genetics
*Only available to students who already have 005504 Biochemistry as a core subject.
006130 Introduction
to Government
000675 Politics
and Democracy
and four subjects from
004814 Government
at the Local Level
003498 Government
Business Relations
000513 International
Politics
004816 Introduction
to Public Policy
004819 Parties
and Elections
004080 Politics
in Developing Nations
004821 Politics
of Welfare
005783 Identity
Politics and Public Policy
005974 Crime,
Marginality and the State
Note: Students who have demonstrated the capacity to produce work with a GPA of 6.0 or above may, with the approval of the Head of School, undertake the subject 004150 Legislative Internship to count as 8 credit points towards the Approved Major in Politics.
000577 Mathematical
Methods
003539 Business
Statistics 1
004843 Mathematical
Models
004847 Quantitative
Decision Making
004125 Business
Statistics 2
and one subject from
004122 Applied
Statistics 3 or
004123 Applied
Statistics 4
000715 Basic
Sociology
000953 Social
Research Methods
000716 Sociological
Theory
and three subjects from
005974 Crime,
Marginality and the State
001670 Social
Inequality
002788 Sociology
and Gender
000955 Sociology
of Health
005780 Sociology
of Technology and Work
005783 Identity
Politics and Public Policy
Spanish is an easy and useful language to learn which gives
students great career opportunities in the fields of trade and commerce,
international relations, tourism and teaching. It is an excellent elective major
for any student but particularly for Arts, Communication, Education, Management,
Business and Law students.
There is no prerequisite for students without previous knowledge of Spanish.
Students with previous knowledge of Spanish (eg through learning at school or in
a relevant overseas country) must consult with the lecturer-in-charge before
enrolling in subjects.
18 credit points
004874 Spanish
1A: Language and Culture
004875 Spanish
1B: Language and Culture
004876 Spanish
Language 2
001839 Special
Studies in Modern Languages A
22 credit points
004874 Spanish
1A: Language and Culture
004875 Spanish
1B: Language and Culture
004876 Spanish
Language 2
004877 Spanish
Language 3
24 credit points
004876 Spanish
Language 2
004877 Spanish
language 3
005450 Advanced
Spanish A
005451 Advanced
Spanish B
Note: In special cases, and with the approval of the Head of School and the Lecturer-in-Charge of Spanish, other combinations than the above may also be available as majors for students with some previous knowledge of Spanish - for more details see the Lecturer-in-Charge.
This major provides opportunities for students in any course that allows for an 18 credit point major to gain an introduction to the general field of sports coaching through undertaking one introductory subject in sports science, an introductory coaching subject, and three of its more advanced applications in sports coaching.
004002 Theory
and Practice of Coaching 1
001519 Introduction
to Exercise Science
004757 Theory
and Practice of Coaching 2
004760 Theory
and Practice of Coaching 3
004761 Theory
and Practice of Coaching 4
004748 Organisation
and Policy in Sport
001354 Social
Analysis of Sport
004739 Industrial
Relations in Sport
005000 Planning
and Process in Sport
003576 Sports
Marketing
and one subject from
004741 Major
Sports Event Management or
004752 Sponsorship
and Fundraising in Sport
000880 Functional
Anatomy
001519 Introduction
to Exercise Science
004745 Neuroanatomy
and Motor Control
and one subject from
004750 Psychology
of Sport, or
004322 Human
Physiology and Anatomy 4
and
004728 Biomechanics
004747 Physiology
of Exercise
000034 Macroeconomics
1
and
000020 Microeconomics
1, or
003519 Economics
1A
and
003459 Development
Administration
000892 Development
Economics
000052 Environmental
and Resource Economics
001359 Project
Evaluation
The major is designed to develop students’ educational background and requisite skills to manage tourism and visitor services and the people who work in the industry. It provides an integrated approach to managing tourism organisations, visitor services and tourism destinations.
005690 Tourism
Systems
005689 Current
Issues in Tourism
and 16 cps from the following five subjects:
004200 Tourism
Economics
005961 Tourism
Marketing
003754 Hospitality
Operations
004252 Convention
and Festival Management
004448 Tour
Guiding and Management
001516 Chemistry
1A
001809 Data
Analysis in Science
004890 Catchment
Processes
006121 Ecochemistry
tba Waterway Assessment
tba Water Management