Core units

• Engineering methods
• Engineering design
• Engineering smart systems
• Engineering numerical analysis
• Engineering mathematics

Elective units- Select three units from:

• Foundation mathematics
• Chemistry 1 advanced
• Spatial communication in engineering
• Engineering Industry 4.0 design
• Discrete mathematics for computer science
• Physics for engineering
• Digital systems
• Mechanics of fluids
• Introduction to systems engineering
• Manufacturing processes
• Introduction to computer science for engineers
• Introduction to software engineering
• Leadership in sustainable development.

(Total of 48 points)

• Signals and systems
• Probability and Al for engineers
• Electrical circuits
• Computer organisation and programming
• Digital systems
• Advanced engineering mathematics
• Two elective units

• Analogue electronics
• Electrical energy systems
• Computer systems
• Information and networks
• Engineering electromagnetics
• Three elective units

• Project A
• Project B
• Engineering integrated design
• Professional practice
• Control system design
• Three elective units

• The first three levels of the course provide a broad foundation in electrical and computer systems engineering and in sciences such as physics, chemistry and mathematics.
• At levels three and four, you'll complete core units and a management unit, and choose from a large number of electives which build upon material studied at earlier levels.
• Electives comprise approximately 37 per cent of levels three and four.
• The design and thesis projects at level three and four build self-reliance and planning capabilities in both individual and team-based environments.
• Projects are often related closely to the department’s exceptionally strong research and collaborative industry programs within its research centres.
• You'll complete 108 points of core units and 36 points of electives to graduate. Units offered in Levels 2- 4 are listed below.
• Units have avalue of six credit points, unless stated otherwise.

LEVEL TWO

• Signals and systems
• Probability and Al for engineers
• Electrical circuits
• Computer organisation and programming
• Digital systems
• Advanced engineering mathematics
• Two elective units

LEVEL THREE

• Analogue electronics
• Electrical energy systems
• Computer systems
• Information and networks
• Engineering electromagnetics
• Three elective units

LEVEL FOUR

• Project A
• Project B
• Engineering integrated design
• Professional practice
• Control system design
• Three elective units

• Neural networks and deep learning
• Computer vision
• Intelligent robotics
• Introduction to systems engineering
• Advanced control
• Sensors and artificial perception
• Power system analysis
• Microsystems and semiconductor fabrication
• Solid state lighting
• Internet of things: Communication, data and security
• Energy efficiency and sustainability engineering
• Sustainable energy technologies.