Institute of Land and Food Resources : Guide to courses

36. Articulation Pathway from Associate Diploma of Applied Science (Resource Management) and Diploma of Forestry)

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 36. Articulation Pathway from Associate Diploma of Applied Science (Resource Management) and Diploma of Forestry)

Students may be selected into the final stage of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Natural Resource Management) program after completion of the Associate Diploma of Applied Science (Resource Management), Diploma in Natural Resource Management or the Diploma in Forestry. For students not employed in the natural resources area, an eight week period of industry experience will be compulsory.

 36.1. Course outline

First year in 2001
Semester 1		Points
	202-101 Chemistry for Land and Food Resources	12.5
	791-206 Statistical Methods I	5
	791-208 Plant Biology (NRM)	10
	791-218 Earth Science	10
	791-234 Ecological Analysis	7.5
	791-315 Communications IV	5
Semester 2
	791-216 Statistical Methods II	5
	791-221 Australian Fauna	10
	791-232 Resource Economics	7.5
	791-310 Geographic Information Systems	7.5
	791-312 Cultural Heritage Management	7.5
	791-338 Enrichment Activities - NRM	5
	One elective	7.5
	Sub total	100.0

Second year
Semester 1		Points
	791-218 Earth Science	10
	791-234 Ecological Analysis	7.5
	791-309 Water Resources	10
	791-321 Ecological Management	7.5
	Two electives	15.0
	Sub total	50

 36.2. Electives

The offering of an elective in any semester depends on staff availability and student demand. Due to the limitations that may be imposed by timetables, student numbers and staff availability, not all possible combinations can be scheduled or offered in each semester at every campus.

Elective subjects available in 2001
	791-006 Habitat Restoration	7.5
	791-010 Working with Community Groups	7.5
	791-013 Special Studies	7.5
	791-025 Aquatic Ecology	7.5
	791-026 Wildlife Techniques & Management	7.5
	791-041 Project I	7.5
	791-042 Project II	7.5
	791-056 Whole Farm Planning	7.5
	791-058 Pest Animal Management	7.5
	791-059 Rural Revegetation Methods	7.5
	791-060 Remnant Vegetation Management	7.5
	791-061 Fire Ecology	7.5

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