University of Canberra Handbook 1996

University of Canberra Handbook 1996

University of Canberra Handbook 1996 University of Canberra, AUSTRALIA HANDBOOK 1996 Contents * Principal dates for 1996 * How to use this Handbook * The University * Information for Students * Faculty of Applied Science * Faculty of Communication * Faculty of Education * Faculty of Environmental Design * Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering * Faculty of Management * Electives * Unit Availability * Keyword search 1996 Handbook * Search Description of Units file:////warsaw/www/uc/hb/handbook96/index.html [11/09/2013 1:51:16 PM] University of Canberra 1996 - Principal dates for 1996 University of Canberra, AUSTRALIA HANDBOOK 1996 Principal dates for 1996 ● Semester 1 ● Semester 2 ● Dates to Note: Semester 1 26 February - 01 March Orientation/Registration Week 04 - 08 March Week 1 11 - 15 March Week 2 19 - 22 March Week 3 25 - 29 March Week 4 01 - 04 April Week 5 09 - 12 April Week 6 15 - 19 April Week 7 22 April - 3 May Class free period 06 - 10 May Week 10 13 - 17 May Week 11 20 - 24 May Week 12 27 - 31 May Week 13 03 - 07 June Week 14 11 - 14 June Week 15 19 June - 06 July Examination Period Semester 2 15 - 19 July Registration Week 22 - 26 July Week 1 29 July - 02 August Week 2 05 - 09 August Week 3 12 - 16 August Week 4 19 - 23 August Week 5 26 - 30 August Week 6 02 - 06 September Week 7 09 - 13 September Week 8 16 - 20 September Week 9 23 September - 07 October Class free period 08 - 11 October Week 12 14 - 18 October Week 13 21 - 25 October Week 14 28 October - 1 November Week 15 06 - 23 November Examination Period Dates to Note: 07 February Commencement Day 18 March Canberra Day Public Holiday 05 April Good Friday 08 April Easter Monday 25 April Anzac Day Public Holiday 01- 03 May Conferring of degrees ceremonies 01 June Closing date for applications for Semester 2 10 June Queen's Birthday Public Holiday 20 July Examination Results released 01 October Closing date for applications for 1997 07 October Labour Day Public Holiday 25 October Stone Day (Foundation Day) (no classes) 14 December Examinations Results released file:////warsaw/www/uc/hb/handbook96/hintro-Principa.html (1 of 2) [11/09/2013 1:51:17 PM] University of Canberra 1996 - Principal dates for 1996 [ <--- ] Return to Handbook contents file:////warsaw/www/uc/hb/handbook96/hintro-Principa.html (2 of 2) [11/09/2013 1:51:17 PM] How to use the University of Canberra 1996 Handbook University of Canberra, AUSTRALIA HANDBOOK 1996 How to use this Handbook ● Prospective Students ● New and Currently-Enrolled Students ● Staff Members This Handbook has been divided into a number of sections to ensure that information is easily accessible. Advice for prospective students, new and currently enrolled students and staff members follows. All users are directed to the Principal Dates listed eleswhere. Prospective Students Prospective students interested in information concerning courses available at the University of Canberra should refer, in order, to the following sections. University. Course Enrolment Offered in 1996 listes all courses offered by the University of Canberra in 1996, with the name of the Faculty responsible for administering each course and a page reference. This section also provides information on the organisation, senior staff and research activities of the University; bursaries, scholarships and prizes; and services available to students such as accommodation, health and counselling, study skills facilities, and on-campus facilities. Faculties. Having noted the name of the Faculty responsible for administering courses of study in which they are interested, and the relevant page references, prospective students can refer to the Faculty entry to gather detailed information on the academic requirements for completion of courses of study. Course charts listing units undertaken in "typical" full-time study patterns are provided for most courses of study. Description of Units. This section provides prospective students with information on individual units - eg prerequisites (if any), course contact hours, credit point value, syllabus - in an alphabetical listing. Electives. This section is divided into two parts - Single Electives and Elective Majors. Single Electives Some courses of study require that students undertake single elective units, usually stipulating the total value in credit points to be obtained at certain semester levels; for example, it might be required that students in a particular course undertake at least four elective units totalling 12 credit points, stipulating that at least one of these units must be at semester level 5/6 (meaning that the level of difficulty is set for a student undertaking the final year of a three-year course of study). The list of single elective units, while not exhaustive, suggests units which students might undertake to add to their basic skills, for example: 1154 Writing 1: English Expression and 1519 Introduction to Exercise Science. Elective Majors Most courses require students to undertake an elective major which is a set of at least six sequential or related semester-long units (or fewer year-long units) within a particular field of study as part of the academic requirements of a course. These are listed, in alphabetical order, in the second part of the Electives section, along with the name of the administering Faculty. It is strongly recommended that students seek the advice of their course convener in the early stages of their studies on the appropriateness to their course of their chosen elective major. Unit Availability Section. Students should be aware that not all units are offered every semester and that they need to determine each unit's availability when planning a study program. Information for Students. Students need to read this section carefully. The section provides valuable information on topics such as admission and enrolment procedures, definition of University terms, academic progress requirements, credit transfer, and fees and charges. New and Currently-Enrolled Students New students and students currently enrolled in a course of study at the University of Canberra should use this Handbook to ● familiarise themselves with the academic requirements of the course in which they are enrolled by referring to the course entry in the section of the Faculty responsible for administering their course; ● refer to the "typical" study program of the course in which they are enrolled - again by referring to the entry of the Faculty administering the course; ● investigate single electives and elective majors available to them by referring to the Electives section; ● gain an idea of the content of particular units by referring to the alphabetical listing of all units in the Description of Units section; ● check the availability of the units in which they wish to enrol in the Unit Availability section remembering that not all units are offered each semester; ● refer to the Information for Students section for information on procedures for enrolment and re-enrolment, academic progress requirements, payment of fees and charges; ● refer to the University section for information on the organisation, senior staff and activities of the University; bursaries, scholarships and prizes; and services available to students such as accommodation, health and counselling, study skills facilities, and on-campus facilities. New students will also find useful the campus map. Staff Members Members of the staff of the University of Canberra and other universities will find the Handbook useful in providing information on ● courses of study available at the University in 1996 (refer to the list of courses offered in 1996 in the University section and to individual faculty entries); ● course conveners: where possible, the name, location and phone number of staff responsible for particular areas of study have been listed in the faculty sections and in the Electives section. This information will be useful for course advisers in referring students to other staff responsible for elective majors; ● other staff members (refer to the University section); and ● administrative sections (areas of responsibility and telephone numbers are also given) (see the University section). [ <--- ] Return to Handbook contents file:////warsaw/www/uc/hb/handbook96/hintro-How.html [11/09/2013 1:51:18 PM] The University - Contents University of Canberra, AUSTRALIA HANDBOOK 1996 The University ● Preface ● Course Enrolment Offered in 1996 ● Organisation ● Senior University Staff ● Administrative Sections and Staff ● Faculties ● Research Centres ● Other Centres ● Bursaries and Scholarships ● Prizes ● University Services and Facilities ● General Facilities ● Commercial Facilities [ <--- ] Return to Handbook contents file:////warsaw/www/uc/hb/handbook96/uni-contents.html [11/09/2013 1:51:18 PM] Information for Students - Contents University of Canberra, AUSTRALIA HANDBOOK 1996 Information for Students ● Definition of University Terms ● General Information for Students ● Admission Procedures ● Enrolment Procedures ● Academic Progress ● Fees and Charges ● Students' Association ● Canberra University Postgraduate Association ● The Convocation [ <--- ] Return to Handbook contents file:////warsaw/www/uc/hb/handbook96/hstudent.html [11/09/2013 1:51:19 PM] Faculty of Applied Science University of Canberra, AUSTRALIA HANDBOOK 1996 Faculty of Applied Science ● General Information ● Degree of Bachelor of Applied Science (062) ● Interdisciplinary Option (General Studies) Bachelor of Applied Science (062) ● Applied Psychology Specialisation Bachelor

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