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Handbook 1997 : Faculty of Engineering : Civil and Environmental Engineering
CIVIL ENGINEERING: has been taught at the University of Melbourne since 1860. From an initial certificate course, the demands of the profession have seen the development of not only a single degree in Civil Engineering in 1893, but also recently, combined degrees - Civil Engineering with Commerce, Science, Arts or Law.
Civil engineering is a diverse and broad-ranging discipline concerned with designing and constructing the national infrastructure. Civil engineers are concerned with sustainable development and environmental management, and in most activities they work as part of an interdisciplinary team, often as the team leader, utilising their project management skills. Civil engineers may work as 'general practitioners' or they may specialise in the sub-disciplines of structural, geotechnical, water resources, coastal, transport engineering or construction.
The BE degree in Civil Engineering comprises a core of compulsory subjects complemented by electives in each year of the course. First and second year concentrate on developing an understanding of 'engineering sciences' aspects of engineering: this is done through subjects that include mathematics, computing, solid and fluid mechanics, material behaviour and surveying. These subjects are supported with introductory courses in design and engineering management.
In third and fourth years the primary focus is on the application of engineering theory in the areas of hydraulics and water resources, geomechanics and foundations, structures and transport. Studies in management and construction are also mandatory.
A large part of the compulsory core in fourth year is devoted to design. Also included is a substantial research project. Over forty percent of final year involves electives drawn from within the Department or from elsewhere within the University.
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING: Following a long tradition in teaching and research of land and water management and environmental issues, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering has consolidated its undergraduate offerings in this important area by offering a degree stream in Environmental Engineering.
The objective of the course in Environmental Engineering is to graduate professional engineers with leadership qualities in engineering aspects of land and water management and environmental assessment, and skills in surface and groundwater hydrology, hydrogeology, irrigation engineering and water supply, land reclamation and sediment, nutrient and solute transport. Such engineers should be able to converse scientifically with biologists, ecologists and resource managers, have analytical, synthesis and numerical skills, and have experience in computing, fields and laboratory techniques relating to natural resources. With these skills, graduates will be able to play a leading role in developing engineering solutions with an ecologically sustainable context.
The course prepares engineers to carry out land and water engineering works in a manner that is sympathetic to the natural environment. The first year of the Environmental Engineering stream is flexible, but contains a solid grounding in mathematics, chemistry and basic engineering. Second year develops themes from first year to introduce basic engineering science concepts in mechanics, fluid flow and thermodynamics and materials, together with the philosophy of design, and builds on the first year courses in computing and management. The Environmental Engineering emphasis is introduced through specialist subjects, including environmental geomorphology.
In third year, the development of mathematics and statistics continues, along with fluid flow and geomechanics. Relevant designs are carried out in all areas. The development of management, engineering economics and communication skills is emphasised and the environmental engineering theme is continued through soil science and environmental politics and management.
In fourth year, in addition to design and a major research project, four themes are developed in management and communication, hydrology, water management and land management.
Semester One 421-103 Engineering Statics 7.1 421-150 Introduction to Engineering Management 7.1 433-161 Introduction to Programming A 618-171 Mathematics 1P or 618-181 Mathematics 1R Electives selected from the following or any other subject approved by the course coordinator to a total of 14.2 points: 421-104 Disaster Management and Mitigation 7.1 640-005 Physics 1A (Engineering Course)
Semester Two 421-101 Project Engineering 1 7.1 421-105 Design of infrastructure 7.1 618-172 Mathematics 1Q or 618-182 Mathematics 1S Electives selected from the following or any other subject approved by the course coordinator to a total of 21.4 points 421-104 Disaster Management and Mitigation 7.1 451-216 Surveying (Eng Cse)
Semester One 421-203 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1A (Advanced) 1 7.1 or 421-204 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1B (Basic) 1 7.1 421-230 Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer 7.1 421-250 Management for Engineers 1 7.1 421-276 Mechanics of Solids 1 7.1 421-277 Computer Applications and Numerical Analysis 7.1 421-278 Materials 7.1 421-280 Geomechanics 1 7.1
Semester Two 421-105 Design of infrastructure 2 7.1 421-205 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.2 7.1 421-231 Fluid Mechanics 7.1 421-260 Economics for Engineers 7.1 421-279 Design Philosophy and Applications 7.1 421-281 Mechanics of Solids 2 7.1 451-216 Surveying (Eng Cse)2 Elective subjects approved by the course coordinator
Semester One 421-303 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 3.1 7.1 421-310 Structural Analysis 1 7.1 421-313 Concrete Theory and Design 7.1 421-320 Applied Hydraulics 7.1 421-321 Engineering Hydrology 7.1 421-340 Transport Engineering 7.1 421-350 Management For Engineers 2 7.1
Semester Two 421-311 Structural Analysis 2 7.1 421-312 Structural Steel Theory and Design 7.1 421-352 Construction Engineering 7.1 421-380 Geomechanics 2 7.1 619-001 Statistics for Engineers Elective subjects approved by the course coordinator, including 7.1 625-023 Geology (Engineering Course)
421-410 Structural Engineering 16.00 421-420 Hydraulic Engineering (Civil) 12.00 421-430 Geotechnical Engineering 8.00 421-440 Transport Engineering 7.00 421-444 Vacation Work (Practical Experience - Civil) 0.00 421-450 Engineering Practices 2 7.00 421-460 Civil Engineering Design 23.00 421-464 Research Project 7.00 Electives 20.0 (Elective subjects are taken from those offered by the Department (each of which carries five points), or from other subjects or units available in the University and approved by the Head of Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.)
Semester One 618-171 Mathematics 1P or 618-181 Mathematics 1R 421-103 Engineering Statics 7.1 421-150 Introduction to Engineering Management 7.1 433-161 Introduction to Programming A Arts subjects as required
Semester Two 618-172 Mathematics 1Q or 618-182 Mathematics 1S 421-101 Project Engineering 1 7.1 Arts subjects as required
Semester One 421-203 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1A (Advanced) 3 7.1 or 421-204 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1B (Basic) 3 7.1 421-230 Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer 7.1 421-250 Management for Engineers 1 7.1 421-276 Mechanics of Solids 1 7.1 421-277 Computer Applications and Numerical Analysis 7.1 200- level Arts subjects as required
Semester Two 421-105 Design of infrastructure 7.1 421-205 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.2 7.1 421-231 Fluid Mechanics 7.1 421-279 Design Philosophy and Applications 7.1 421-281 Mechanics of Solids 2 7.1 200- level Arts subjects as required
Semester One 421-278 Materials 7.1 421-280 Geomechanics 1 7.1 421-303 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 3.1 7.1 421-340 Transport Engineering 7.1 421-310 Structural Analysis 1 7.1 421-350 Management For Engineers 2 7.1 200-level Arts subjects as required
Semester Two 421-260 Economics for Engineers 7.1 421-311 Structural Analysis 2 7.1 421-380 Geomechanics 2 7.1 451-216 Surveying (Eng Cse) 200-level Arts subjects as required
421-340 Transport Engineering 7.1 421-350 Management For Engineers 2 7.1 421-260 Economics for Engineers 7.1 619-001 Statistics for Engineers Arts subjects as required
421-410 Structural Engineering 16.00 421-420 Hydraulic Engineering (Civil) 12.00 421-430 Geotechnical Engineering 8.00 421-440 Transport Engineering 7.00 421-444 Vacation Work (Practical Experience - Civil) 0.00 421-450 Engineering Practices 2 7.00 421-460 Civil Engineering Design 23.00 421-464 Research Project 7.00 Arts subjects as required
Semester One 618-171 Mathematics 1P or 618-181 Mathematics 1R 421-103 Engineering Statics 7.1 421-150 Introduction to Engineering Management 7.1 433-161 Introduction to Programming A Electives selected from the following or any other subject approved by the course coordinator 14.2 421-104 Disaster Management and Mitigation 7.1 640-005 Physics 1A (Engineering Course)
Semester Two 618-172 Mathematics 1Q or 618-182 Mathematics 1S 421-101 Project Engineering 1 7.1 Electives selected from the following or any other subject approved by the course coordinator 14.2 421-104 Disaster Management and Mitigation 7.1 451-216 Surveying (Eng Cse) 421-105 Design of infrastructure 7.1
Semester One 421-303 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 3.1 7.1 421-310 Structural Analysis 1 7.1 421-313 Concrete Theory and Design 7.1 421-320 Applied Hydraulics 7.1 421-321 Engineering Hydrology 7.1 421-340 Transport Engineering 7.1 421-350 Management For Engineers 2 7.1 Commerce subject (12.5 points)
Semester Two 421-311 Structural Analysis 2 7.1 421-312 Structural Steel Theory and Design 7.1 421-352 Construction Engineering 7.1 421-380 Geomechanics 2 7.1 Commerce subject (12.5 points)
421-419 Civil Engineering Design A 17.00 421-420 Hydraulic Engineering (Civil) 12.00 421-430 Geotechnical Engineering 8.00 421-440 Transport Engineering 7.00 421-454 Structural Engineering A (Combined Course) 9.00 421-455 Engineering Practices A 5.00 Four subjects from Economics and Commerce 50.00
Semester One 421-407 Structural Engineering B (Combined Course) 9.00 421-409 Engineering Practices B 3.00 421-424 Civil Engineering Design B (Combined Course) 6.00 421-444 Vacation Work (Practical Experience - Civil) 0.00 Eight subjects from Economics and Commerce 100.00
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) and Bachelor of Laws (BE/LLB)
Semester One 618-141 Intermediate Mathematics A or 618-121 Mathematics 1A 421-103 6.25 421-150 Introduction to Engineering Management 7.1 Electives selected from the following or any other subject approved by the course coordinator 23.2 421-104 Disaster Management and Mitigation 7.1 640-121 Physics (Advanced) A or 640-141 Physics A
Semester Two 618-142 Intermediate Mathematics B or 618-122 Mathematics 1B 618-130 Applied Mathematics or 618-132 Applied Mathematics (Advanced) 421-101 Project Engineering 1 7.1 433-141 12.5 An elective selected from the following or any other subject approved by the course coordinator 421-104 Disaster Management and Mitigation 7.1 421-105 Design of infrastructure 7.1 451-216 Surveying (Eng Cse) 640-122 Physics (Advanced) B or 640-142 Physics B
Semester One 421-203 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1A (Advanced) 6 7.1 or 421-204 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1B (Basic) 6 7.1 or equivalent Science Faculty Mathematics 421-230 Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer 7.1 421-250 Management for Engineers 1 7.1 421-276 Mechanics of Solids 1 7.1 421-277 Computer Applications and Numerical Analysis 7.1 421-278 Materials 7.1 421-280 Geomechanics 1 7.1 Science subjects as required
Semester Two 421-105 Design of infrastructure 7 7.1 421-205 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.2 7.1 or equivalent Science Faculty Mathematics 421-231 Fluid Mechanics 7.1 421-260 Economics for Engineers 7.1 421-279 Design Philosophy and Applications 7.1 451-216 Surveying (Eng Cse)7 421-281 Mechanics of Solids 2 7.1 Science subjects as required
Semester One 421-303 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 3.1 7.1 or equivalent Science Faculty Mathematics 421-310 Structural Analysis 1 7.1 421-320 Applied Hydraulics 7.1 421-321 Engineering Hydrology 7.1 421-340 Transport Engineering 7.1 421-350 Management For Engineers 2 7.1 Science subjects as required
Semester Two 421-311 Structural Analysis 2 7.1 421-380 Geomechanics 2 7.1 619-001 Statistics for Engineers or equivalent Science Faculty statistics Science subjects as required
421-454 Structural Engineering A (Combined Course) 9.00 421-420 Hydraulic Engineering (Civil) 12.00 421-430 Geotechnical Engineering 8.00 421-440 Transport Engineering 7.00 421-455 Engineering Practices A 5.00 421-419 Civil Engineering Design A 17.00 Civil engineering elective 5.0 Science subjects as required
421-407 Structural Engineering B (Combined Course) 9.00 421-409 Engineering Practices B 3.00 421-424 Civil Engineering Design B (Combined Course) 6.00 421-464 Research Project 7.00 421-444 Vacation Work (Practical Experience - Civil) 0.00 Civil engineering elective 5.0 Science subjects as required
Civil engineering elective subjects maybe science points subjects.
Semester One 618-171 Mathematics 1P or 618-181 Mathematics 1R 421-150 Introduction to Engineering Management 7.1 421-103 Engineering Statics 7.1 433-161 Introduction to Programming A 610-161 14.2 or 610-141 14.2
Semester Two 618-172 Mathematics 1Q or 618-182 Mathematics 1S 421-101 Project Engineering 1 7.1 Electives selected from the following or any other subject approved by the course coordinator: 421-104 Disaster Management and Mitigation 7.1 121-174 Ecology for Engineers 600-111 Biology of Australian Flora and Fauna 421-105 Design of infrastructure 7.1 610-162 14.2 or 610-142 14.2
Semester One 421-203 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1A (Advanced) 8 7.1 or 421-204 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1B (Basic) 8 7.1 421-230 Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer 7.1 421-250 Management for Engineers 1 7.1 421-278 Materials 7.1 421-277 Computer Applications and Numerical Analysis 7.1 421-276 Mechanics of Solids 1 7.1 Electives selected from the following or any other subject approved by the course coordinator 14.2 610-161 14.2 or 610-141 14.2 451-305 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems 411-203 Biochemical and Environmental Engineering 1
Semester Two 421-205 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.2 7.1 421-105 Design of infrastructure 7.1 421-271 Environmental Geomorphology 7.1 421-270 Environmental Engineering 7.1 421-231 Fluid Mechanics 7.1 451-216 Surveying (Eng Cse) Electives selected from the following or any other subject approved by the course coordinator 14.2 421-279 Design Philosophy and Applications 7.1 610-162 14.2 or 610-142 14.2
Semester One 421-280 Geomechanics 1 7.1 421-303 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 3.1 7.1 421-320 Applied Hydraulics 7.1 421-350 Management For Engineers 2 7.1 421-371 Structural Design 7.1 619-001 Statistics for Engineers Electives selected from the following or any other subject approved by the course coordinator 7.1 451-305 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
Semester Two 421-260 Economics for Engineers 7.1 421-373 Physical Hydrology 7.1 421-374 Techniques in Field Investigation 7.1 421-376 Environmental Engineering Design 1 7.1 431-375 Applied Data Acquisition 610-280 7.1 Electives selected from the following or any other subject approved by the course coordinator 7.1 421-352 Construction Engineering 7.1 421-380 Geomechanics 2 7.1
Semester One 618-171 Mathematics 1P or 618-181 Mathematics 1R 421-103 Engineering Statics 7.1 421-150 Introduction to Engineering Management 7.1 433-161 Introduction to Programming A 610-141 14.2 or 610-161 14.2
Semester Two 618-172 Mathematics 1Q or 618-182 Mathematics 1S 100-level Arts subjects as required 33.3
Semester One 421-203 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1A (Advanced) 9 7.1 or 421-204 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1B (Basic) 9 7.1 421-230 Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer 7.1 421-250 Management for Engineers 1 7.1 421-277 Computer Applications and Numerical Analysis 7.1 421-276 Mechanics of Solids 1 7.1 100-level Arts subjects as required 16.6
Semester Two 421-205 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.2 7.1 421-105 Design of infrastructure 7.1 421-271 Environmental Geomorphology 7.1 421-270 Environmental Engineering 7.1 421-231 Fluid Mechanics 7.1 451-216 Surveying (Eng Cse) 610-162 14.2 or 610-142 14.2 200-level Arts subjects as required 33.3
* Up to 5 of the first or second semester engineering subjects may be postponed till third year to suit timetabling and maximum workload requirements. Students should take into account pre-requisites for the following subjects in making these decisions.
Third/Fourth Year
Semester One 421-303 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 3.1 7.1 421-320 Applied Hydraulics 7.1 421-280 Geomechanics 1 7.1 421-371 Structural Design 7.1 421-350 Management For Engineers 2 7.1 619-001 Statistics for Engineers Semester Two 421-260 Economics for Engineers 7.1 421-373 Physical Hydrology 7.1 421-374 Techniques in Field Investigation 7.1 421-375 421-376 Environmental Engineering Design 1 7.1 610-280 7.1 *Electives selected from the Faculty of Arts 200-level subjects. It is assumed that students will also take 121-259 Environmental Politics and Management as a 200 level Arts subject in this or a later year. **Any of the first or second semester engineering subjects may be postponed until fourth year to suit timetabling and maximum workload requirement. Students should take into account pre-requisites for the following subjects in making these choices.
Fourth Year (First available in 1997)
Semester One and Two Electives selected from the Faculty of Arts 300-level Engineering subjects deferred from earlier years
Fifth Year
Year long 421-445 Vacation Work (Practical Experience - Environmental) 0.00 421-476 Investigation and Design 7.00 421-477 Research Project 12.00 Arts subjects as required Semester One 421-351 Engineering Practices (Environmental Engineering) 7.00 421-458 Modelling Hydrologic Processes 6.00 421-470 Soil Manipulation Processes 6.00 421-481 Surface Hydrology 6.00 421-483 Groundwater Hydrology 6.00 421-493 Systems Optimisation 6.00 Restricted electives (12 points for the year) 6.0 421-459 Irrigation Systems Design and Management 6.00 421-466 River and Flood Plain Management 6.00 421-484 Agricultural Waste Management 6.00 Semester Two 421-457 Project Management for Environmental Engineers 6.00 421-475 Management of Erodible Lands 6.00 Restricted electives (12 points for the year) 6.0 421-467 Water Quality and Drainage Management 6.00 421-468 Hydrogeology and Groundwater Management 6.00 421-469 Hydraulic Engineering 6.00
Semester One 618-171 Mathematics 1P or 618-182 Mathematics 1S 421-103 Engineering Statics 7.1 433-161 Introduction to Programming A 610-141 14.2 or 610-161 14.2 Commerce subject as required
Semester Two 618-172 Mathematics 1Q or 618-182 Mathematics 1S 421-150 Introduction to Engineering Management 7.1 Commerce subjects as required 37.5
Semester One 421-203 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1A (Advanced) 10 7.1 or 421-204 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1B (Basic) 10 7.1 421-230 Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer 7.1 421-250 Management for Engineers 1 7.1 421-276 Mechanics of Solids 1 7.1 421-277 Computer Applications and Numerical Analysis 7.1 Commerce subject(s) as required
Semester Two 421-205 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.2 7.1 421-105 Design of infrastructure 7.1 421-271 Environmental Geomorphology 7.1 421-270 Environmental Engineering 7.1 421-231 Fluid Mechanics 7.1 451-216 Surveying (Eng Cse) 610-142 14.2 or 610-162 14.2 Commerce subjects as required
Note: any of the first or second semester engineering subjects may be postponed until third year to suit timetabling and maximum workload requirement. Students should take into account pre-requisites for the following subjects in making these choices.
Third Year
Semester One 421-303 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 3.1 7.1 619-001 Statistics for Engineers 421-320 Applied Hydraulics 7.1 421-280 Geomechanics 1 7.1 421-350 Management For Engineers 2 7.1 421-371 Structural Design 7.1 Commerce subject(s) as required Semester Two 421-376 Environmental Engineering Design 1 7.1 421-373 Physical Hydrology 7.1 421-374 Techniques in Field Investigation 7.1 431-375 Applied Data Acquisition 610-280 7.1 Commerce subjects as required 37.5
Note: any of the first or second semester engineering subjects may be postponed till fourth year to suit timetabling and maximum workload requirement. Students should take into account pre-requisites for the following subjects in making these choices.
Fourth year
Commerce subjects as required Engineering subjects deferred from earlier years
Fifth Year
Details of the Year 5 course structure can be obtained from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental) and Bachelor of Laws (BE/LLB)
Semester One 618-141 Intermediate Mathematics A or 618-122 Mathematics 1B 421-103 6.25 421-150 Introduction to Engineering Management 7.1 433-161 Introduction to Programming A 610-161 Chemistry or 610-141 Chemistry
Semester Two 618-142 Intermediate Mathematics B or 618-122 Mathematics 1B 618-130 Applied Mathematics or 618-132 Applied Mathematics (Advanced) Electives from the following or any other subjects approved by the course coordinator 26.7 421-104 Disaster Management and Mitigation 7.1 121-174 Ecology for Engineers 600-111 Biology of Australian Flora and Fauna 421-105 Design of infrastructure 7.1 610-142 Chemistry or 610-162 Chemistry
Semester One 421-203 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1A (Advanced) 11 7.1 or 421-204 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.1B (Basic) 11 7.1 or equivalent 200-level Science mathematics 421-230 Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer 7.1 421-250 Management for Engineers 1 7.1 421-271 Environmental Geomorphology 7.1 421-277 Computer Applications and Numerical Analysis 7.1 421-276 Mechanics of Solids 1 7.1 Science subjects as required
Semester Two 421-205 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 2.2 7.1 or equivalent 200 level Science mathematics 421-105 Design of infrastructure 7.1 421-271 Environmental Geomorphology 7.1 421-270 Environmental Engineering 7.1 421-231 Fluid Mechanics 7.1 451-216 Surveying (Eng Cse) Science subjects as required. *Up to three of the first or second semester engineering subjects may be postponed until third year to suit timetabling and maximum workload requirement. Students should take into account pre-requisites for following subjects in making these choices.
Semester One 421-303 Mathematics for Engineers Unit 3.1 7.1 619-001 Statistics for Engineers 421-320 Applied Hydraulics 7.1 421-280 Geomechanics 1 7.1 421-350 Management For Engineers 2 7.1 421-371 Structural Design 7.1 Science subjects as required
Semester Two 421-376 Environmental Engineering Design 1 7.1 421-260 Economics for Engineers 7.1 421-373 Physical Hydrology 7.1 421-374 Techniques in Field Investigation 7.1 431-375 Applied Data Acquisition 610-280 Environmental Chemistry Science subjects as required *Any of the first or second semester engineering subjects may be postponed until fourth year to suit timetabling and maximum workload requirement. Students should take into account pre-requisites for the following subjects in making these choices.
Science subjects as required. Engineering subjects deferred from earlier years.
1. Alternative subjects: Students who have completed 618-171/172 Mathematics 1P/1Q in first year will take 421-203 Maths for Engineers 2.1A. Others will take 421-204 Maths for Engineers 2.1B.
2. If not taken in first year.
3. Alternative subjects: Students who have completed 618-171/172 Mathematics 1P/1Q in first year will take 421-203 Maths for Engineers 2.1A. Others will take 421-204 Maths for Engineers 2.1B.
4. Alternative subjects: Students who have completed 618-171/172 Mathematics 1P/1Q in first year will take 421-203 Maths for Engineers 2.1A. Others will take 421-204 Maths for Engineers 2.1B.
5. If not taken in first year.
6. Alternative subjects: Students who have completed 618-121/122 Maths 1A/1B in first year will take 421-203 Maths for Engineers 2.1A. Others will take 421-204 Maths for Engineers 2.1B.
7. If not taken in first year.
8. Alternative subjects: Students who have completed 618-171/172 Mathematics 1P/1Q in first year will take 421-203 Maths for Engineers 2.1A. Others will take 421-204 Maths for Engineers 2.1B.
9. Alternative subjects: Students who have completed 618-171/172 Mathematics 1P/1Q in first year will take 421-203 Maths for Engineers 2.1A. Others will take 421-204 Maths for Engineers 2.1B.
10. Alternative subjects: Students who have completed 618-171/172 Mathematics 1P/1Q in first year will take 421-203 Maths for Engineers 2.1A. Others will take 421-204 Maths for Engineers 2.1B.
11. Alternative subjects: Students who have completed 618-121Maths 1B in first year will take 421-203 Maths for Engineers 2.1A. Others will take 421-204 Maths for Engineers 2.1B.
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