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UTS CRICOS PROVIDER CODE: 00099F AUGUST, 2013

Study Abroad and Exchange at UTS: Business

As a study abroad or exchange student, you may design a program of subjects from more than one faculty at UTS, provided you enrol in 24 credit points of full-time study.

Business subjects are 6 credit points each. In other faculties at UTS, however, subjects are offered at different credit point levels, so make sure that you satisfy the credit point requirements when choosing your subjects.

What can I study? Study abroad and exchange is available:

> February semester (Autumn, February – June) F

> July semester (Spring, July – November) J

Some subjects have prerequisites:

> If you apply for a subject with prerequisites, marked

with an *(asterisk); you will need to demonstrate that

you have the prior skills and knowledge needed to

undertake the subject

> Undergraduate study abroad students are not

normally permitted to study postgraduate subjects

For further details on subjects, including prerequisite

knowledge, refer to the UTS Handbook at

www.handbook.uts.edu.au.

For availability of subjects, check the timetable at

http://timetable.uts.edu.au. Many subjects are offered

in one semester only.

For more information UTS Business programs:

www.business.uts.edu.au

UTS study abroad and exchange:

www.uts.edu.au/international/studyabroad

Tel: (+61 2) 9514 7915

Email: [email protected]

Undergraduate subjects

The following are undergraduate subjects in Business at

UTS. Students with no prior business background should

start with Level 1 subjects (introductory level).

Key: Information is ordered: Subject Number, Level and

Name

Level 1: Usually undertaken in first year (similar to 100

level, introductory level)

Level 2: Usually undertaken in second year (similar to

200 level, prior knowledge is required)

Level 3: Usually undertaken in third year (similar to 300

level, advanced level) business

Most Business subjects are offered in both semesters,

except where indicated F or J, but please check the

timetable in case of a change.

Accounting

22107 1 Accounting for Business Decisions A

22566 1 Small Business Management & Accounting

22207 2 Accounting for Business Decisions B *

22240 2 International Accounting *

22309 2 Accounting for Overseas Transactions *

22573 2 Accountability of Small Business Enterprises*

22567 2 Planning and Control for Small Business Enterprises *

22320 3 Accounting for Business Combinations *

22321 3 Cost Management Systems *

22420 3 Accounting Standard and Regulations *

22502 3 Financial Planning in Australia *

Finance and Economics

23115 1 Economics for Business

25300 1 Fundamentals of Business Finance

23566 2 Economics for Business 2 *

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Finance and Economics (continued)

23565 2 Mathematics for Economics and Business *

23570 2 Economics of the Environment *

25556 2 The Financial System *

25622 2 Quantitative Business Analysis *

23304 2 Asian-Australian Economics Relations *

23564 2 Labour and Industry in the Global Context *

23592 2 Game Theory*

25557 3 Corporate Finance: Theory and Practice *

23567 3 Intermediate Microeconomics *

23568 3 Intermediate Macroeconomics*

23571 3 Introductory Econometrics *

25503 3 Investment Analysis *

22502 3 Financial Planning in Australia *

Leisure, Sport and Tourism

27103 1 Olympic Games and Mega Events F

27161 1 Sport Marketing J

27184 1 Dimensions of Tourism F

27185 1 The Tourist Experience F

27216 1 Venue Management F

27252 1 The Sport Industry J

27253 1 Sport in the Global Marketplace J

27307 1 Sport Management F

27324 1 Strategic Management in Leisure, Sport and

Tourism Organisations F

27327 1 Tourism and Sustainability J

27347 1 Hotel Management * J

27628 1 Law for Leisure, Sport and Tourism * J

27647 1 Airlines and Transportation Management * F

27648 1 The Tourism Business * J

27703 1 Event Management *J

27642 2 Tourism Marketing * F

27523 2 Planning for Sustainable Destinations * F

27348 2 Critical Issues in Global Tourism * J

27116 2 e-Marketing and Management of Service * J

Management

26100 1 Integrating Business Perspectives

21129 1 Managing People and Organisations

21555 1 Human Resource Management

21036 1 Managing Strategic Performance

21407 1 Strategic Human Resource Management

21037 1 Managing Employee Relations

21440 1 Management Skills

21510 1 The Global Context of Management

21512 1 Understanding Organisations: Theory and

Practice

21511 1 Global Operations and Supply Chain

Management

21513 1 Business Ethics and Sustainability

21591 1 Transnational Management

21227 1 Innovation and Entrepreneurship

21228 1 Management Consulting

21602 1 Strategy: Theory and Practice

Marketing

24108 1 Marketing Foundations

26134 1 Business Statistics

24202 2 Consumer Behaviour *

24309 2 Marketing Research *

24210 2 Integrated Marketing Communications *

24220 2 International Marketing *

24306 2 Services Marketing *

24205 2 Business-to-Business Marketing *

24104 2 Emerging Marketing Issues and Social

Media *

24415 3 Marketing Planning and Strategy *

24222 3 Marketing Channel *

24223 3 New Product Marketing *

24224 3 Pricing Strategies and Tactics *

24207 3 Media Planning *

24510 3 Advertising Research *

24908 3 Research Design and Data Collection

Techniques *

24331 3 Marketing Analytics and Decisions *

































































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Study Abroad and Exchange at UTS: Communication


Communication subjects are 8 credit points each. In other faculties at UTS, however, subjects are offered at different credit point levels, so it’s important to make sure that you satisfy the credit point requirements when choosing your subjects.

What can I study? > Study abroad and exchange is available:

> February semester (Autumn, March – June) F

> July semester (Spring, August – November) J

> Prerequisites apply to certain subjects:

> Subjects marked with an *(asterisk) have pre-

requisites. You must provide evidence that you have

passed a subject equivalent to the UTS pre requisite



> For further details on subjects, including prerequisite


www.handbook.uts.edu.au

> For availability of subjects, check the timetable at

http://timetable.uts.edu.au Many subjects are offered in

one semester only

For more information UTS Communication programs:

www.communication.uts.edu.au



Tel: (+61 2) 9514 7915


Undergraduate subjects The following are undergraduate subjects in Communication at UTS. Students with no prior Communication background should start with the Core subjects.

Key: > Information is ordered: Subject Number, Level,

Name and Semester [February (F), July (J)]

> Level 1: Usually undertaken in first year (similar to 100


> Level 2: Usually undertaken in second year (similar to


> Level 3: Usually undertaken in third year (similar to 300

level, advanced level)

Core Subjects

58101 1 Understanding Communication F J

58102 1 Language and Discourse F J

58103 1 Ideas in History F

58201 2 Communication and Cultural Practices F

58202 2 Regulating Communication – Law, Ethics, Politics J

Journalism

58110 1 Introduction to Journalism F J

58111 1 Reporting with Sound and Image * J

58112 1 Reporting and Editing for Print and

Online Journalism * F J

58210 2 Storytelling, Narrative and Features * J F

58211 2 Specialist Reporting, Audiences and

Interactivity * J

58310 3 Media Hub* F J

Media Arts and Production

58113 1 Exploring Media Arts * F

58114 2 Fictions: Storytelling, Narrative and Drama* F

58115 1 Composing the Real * J



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Media Arts and Production (continued)

58212 2 Aesthetics * J

58213 2 Research and Practice * J

58311 3 Media Arts Project * F J

Public Communication

58116 1 The Ecology of Public Communication F J

58312 3 Integrated Communication * F

Advertising Stream

58118 1 Principles of Advertising * J

58129 2 Advertising Campaign Practice F

58229 2 Brand Advertising Strategies * J

58230 3 Professional Advertising Practice * J

Public Relations Stream

58117 1 Principles of Public Relations * F J

58128 2 Strategic Public Relations * F

58214 2 Media Writing and Production * J

58231 3 Organisational Communication * J

Creative Writing

58121 1 Fictional Forms *J

58216 2 Imagining the Real * F J

58313 3 Writing Laboratory * F J

Cultural Studies

58120 2 Creativity and Culture * F

58217 3 Experiments in Culture * J

58332 1 Defining Cultures F

58333 1 Introduction to Cultural Research * J

Social Inquiry

58122 1 Introduction to Social Inquiry F

58123 2 Society, Economy and Globalisation *F

58124 1 Local Transformations * J

58218 2 Ideology, Beliefs and Visions * J

58219 3 Social Change Communication * F

Digital and Social Media

58337 1 Engagement, Participation, Gamification * J

Information and Media

58125 1 User Experience Design F

58126 1 Information Discovery and Analysis * J

58127 2 Information Cultures * F

58220 2 Designing for the Web * J

58221 3 Social Informatics * F

58315 3 Managing Digital Information * J

Transnational Studies

58222 1 Global Politics from Above and Below J

58316 2 Sex, Race, Empire * F J

58317 3 Transnational Media * F

Bodies, Genders, Rights

58223 1 Social Bodies J

58318 2 Gender, Culture, Power * F

58319 3 Rights and Territories * J

Reading Australia

58224 1 Australian Pasts and Places J

58320 2 Australian Fiction * J

58321 3 Australian Film * F

Screen Studies

58225 1 Introduction to Film Studies F J

58323 2 Contemporary World Cinema * J

58322 3 Screening the Past * F

Media Studies

58226 1 Media, Mediation, Power F J

58324 2 Investigating Media, Reflective Practices J

58325 3 Audiences, Users, Publics, Communities F

Aboriginal Studies

58227 1 Balancing World Views: Introduction to

Aboriginal Cultures F J

58326 2 Australian Aboriginal Politics and History J

58327 3 Indigenous Futures F




















































Environmental Studies

58228 1 Climate Change: Politics and Ecology J

58328 2 The New Economy of Post-Nature J

58329 3 Culture, Science and Nature F

Other Studies

50001 3 Online Documentary F J

50251 2 Genocide Studies F

Postgraduate subjects

Key: > Information is ordered: Subject Number, Name



passed a subject equivalent to the UTS pre requisite at

your home institution.

Information and Knowledge Management

57008 Digital Libraries and Collections

57084 Information Architecture and Design

57087 Knowledge Management and the

Organisation

57089 Information Research and Data Analysis *

57100 People, Information and Knowledge

57146 Organising Information

57148 Discovering and Accessing Information

57152 Investigative Research in the Digital

Environment

57153 Digital Curation

Journalism

57011 Research and Reporting for Journalism

57012 Regulation of the Media

57014 Feature Writing *

57138 International and Comparative

Journalism

57150 Editing and Design *

57151 Storytelling with Sound and Images

57155 Online Journalism *

57156 Radio Journalism *

57158 Television and Video Journalism *


57022 Foundations of Communication

57023 Communicating with Publics

57024 Managing Public Communication Strategies *

57025 Intercultural and International Communication

57026 Strategic Communication and Negotiation

57028 Research for Communication Professionals

57035 Organisational Change and Communication

57131 Inventive Media Advertising

57132 Media Relations

Media Arts And Production

57061 Issues in Documentary

57108 / 57109 Film Animation

57130 Animation Concepts Seminar

57989 Mise-en-Scene

Writing

57101 Advanced Screenwriting *

57122 Short Fiction Workshop *

57124 Novel Writing *

57046 Professional Editing

57041 Narrative Writing

57053 Book Publishing and Marketing

57133 Writing Poetry

57031 Non-fiction Writing

57134 Theory and Creative Writing

57142 Writing for the Screen

57144 Popular Fiction *

57145 Freelance Writing

57154 Writing Television Drama




















































Study Abroad and Exchange at UTS:

Design, Architecture and Building (DAB)


Whilst most DAB subjects are 6 credit points each, a

number of subjects are also 12cp. In other faculties

at UTS, however, subjects are offered at different

credit point levels, so ensure that you satisfy the

credit point requirements when choosing your

subjects.

What can I study?

Study abroad and exchange is available:

> February semester (Autumn, February – June)

> July semester (Spring, July – November)


> If you apply for a subject with a prerequisite, you will

need to demonstrate that you have the prior skills

and knowledge needed to undertake the subject







http://timetable.uts.edu.au. Many subjects are offered in

one semester

For more information UTS DAB programs:

http://www.dab.uts.edu.au/



Tel: (+61 2) 9514 7915


Undergraduate subjects Subjects are listed below by Subject Number and Name.

The subjects listed below are either introductory or

require relatively little prior background. However,

many more advanced subjects are available in all areas

to students who are specialising in these areas in their

home university.

Key Information is ordered: Subject Number, Level and

Name

> Level 1: Usually undertaken in first year (similar to

100 level, introductory level)

> Level 2: Usually undertaken in second year (similar

to200 level, prior knowledge is required)

> Level 3: Usually undertaken in third year (similar to

300 level,

A ^ indicates that the subject carries 12 UTS Credit

Points

An *(asterisk) means the subject has pre-requisites.

You must provide evidence that you have passed a

subject equivalent to the UTS pre requisite at your

home institution.

F = February semester (Autumn, February – June)

J = July semester (Spring, July – November)

Architecture

11211 1 Architectural Design: Forming F

11212 1 Architectural History and Theory: 1

Orientations F

11205 1 Architecture Culture and Environment F

11214 1 Architectural Design: Architectural

Communications F

11209 1 Architectural Design: Making J

11216 1 Architectural History and Theory:

Modernity and Modernism J

11206 1 Introduction to Construction and

Structural Synthesis J

11208 1 Architectural Design: Architectural

Communications 2 J

11221 2 Architectural Design: Strategy* F


Urbanism and the City* F



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11207 2 Architectural Design and Construction*

F


Critique* J

11227 2 Architectural Design: Performance* J

11225 2 Thermal Design and Environmental

Control * J

11231 3 Architectural Design: Field* F

11232 3 Lighting, Acoustics and Advanced

Environmental Control* F

11233 3 Advanced Architectural Construction* F

11234 3 Architectural Design: Integration* J


Current Events and Debates* J

11204 3 Integrated Services* J

Property Economics

16264 1 Property Accounting and Financial

Management J

16467 1 Built Environment Law and Ethics F

16466 1 Built Environment Economics F

16631 1 Construction and Development process F

16632 1 Built Environment Law and Professional

Practice J

16633 1 Macroeconomics for Property J

16634 1 Financial Analysis J

16234 2 Property Valuation J

16238 2 Research Methods* F

16233 2 Urban Planning Process* F

16236 2 Property Cash Flow Analysis* F

16235 2 Urban Economics* F

16232 2 Property and Political Economy* J

16231 2 Property Management* J

16331 2 Specialised Valuation* J

16332 3 Investment and Portfolio* F

16333 3 Statutory Valuation and Compensation* F

16237 3 Property Taxation* J

16335 3 Advanced Valuation* J

16338 3 International Property Invest* F

16261 3 Development Management* F

16469 3 Professional Practice* J

16345 3 Property Trusts and Funds* J

Construction Project Management

16468 1 Introduction to the Built Environment F

16466 1 Built Environment Economics F

16109 1 Construction Technology 1 F

16137 1 Digital Built Environment F

16467 1 Built Environment Law J

16103 1 Materials Science J

16266 1 Sustainable Urban Design and

Development J

16265 1 Construction Technology 2 J

16206 2 Structures* F

16912 2 Site Management* F

16138 2 Site Establishment* F

16212 2 Digital Design and Construction 1* F

16105 2 Cost Management 1: Measurement* J

16314 2 Construction Technology 3* J

16913 2 Time and Quality Management* J

16471 2 Integrated Services * J

16317 3 Risk and Safety Management* F

16203 3 Cost Management 2: Estimating* F

16263 3 Design Team Management* F

16423 3 Procurement and Contract Management* J

16422 3 Construction Technology 4* J

16207 3 Cost Management 3: Cost Planning* J

16264 4 Accounting and Business Management* F

16470 4 Digital Design and Construction 2* F

16412 4 Cost Management 4: Advanced

Estimating* F

16914 4 Human Resources and Communications

Management* J

16469 4 Professional Practice* J

16307 4 Project Management Integration* J

Photography and Situated Media

80027 1 Photographic History and Theory

80037 1 Situated Media Culture and Context*

80048 1 Photographic Manipulation

80066 Design Studio: The Digital Image*^

80065 Design Studio: Photographic Intervention^

Design

85502 1 Researching Design History J

85503 1 Design Thinking F

85202 2 Interdisciplinary Lab A J

85302 3 Interdisciplinary Lab B F

Interior and Spatial Design

86004 1 Design Studio: Foundations in Spatial

Language^ F

86008 1 Context: Image and Making

(Representation) F

86005 1 Design Studio: Foundations in Spatial

Design^ J

86009 1 Context: Image and Making (Generative

Methods) J

86529 2 Design Studio: Inhabitations^ F

86114 2 Context: Inhabitations F

86113 2 Context: Experimentations J

86112 2 Design Studio: Experimentations1^ J

86530 2 Design Studio: Performative Spaces 1^ J

86221 3 Context: Explorations F

86531 3 Design Studio: Explorations1^ F

86533 3 Design Studio: Performative Spaces 2^ F

86222 3 Context: Interdisciplinary J

86223 3 Design Studio: Industry^ J






















































































Animation

82120 1 Animation Studio: Foundations in Animation

Language^ F

82121 1 Context: 2D Animation Introduction F

82220 1 Animation Studio: Foundations in Animation

Design^ J

82221 1 Context: 3D Animation Introduction J

82320 2 Animation Studio: Narrative Investigations^ F

82321 2 Context: 3D Animation Advanced F

82420 2 Context: 2D Animation Advanced J

88211 2 Animation Studio: Narrative

Experimentations^ J

88201 2 Animation Studio: VFX Design Introduction^ J

82520 3 Context: Design for Three-dimensional

Computer Animation F

88212 3 Animation Studio: Animation Practice^ F

88202 3 Animation Studio: VFX Design Advanced^ F

82621 3 Context: Experimentations for Animation and

VFX J

Integrated Product Design

84610 1 Inside Design F

84111 1 Understanding Three-dimensional Form F

84116 1 Integrated Product Design

Communications F

84611 1 Design Thinking in Integrated Product

Design J

84117 1 Integrated Product Design Digital

Communication J

84118 1 Informing Integrated Product Design J

84711 2 User-Centred Design^ F

84710 2 Research Methods in Integrated Product

Design F

84811 3 Smart Design^ F

84813 3 Integrated Product Design Professional

Communication F

Fashion and Textiles

83119 1 Thinking Fashion F

83621 1 Studio: Foundations in Patternmaking and

Construction 1* F

83622 1 Studio: Fashion Illustration

Fundamentals 1 F

83231 1 Fashion Cultures J

83882 1 Foundations in Patternmaking and

Construction 2 J

83233 1 Fashion Illustration Fundamentals 2 J

83724 2 Studio: Bespoke Fashion F

83341 2 Fashion, Gender and Identity* F

83721 2 Studio: Fashion Illustration Exploration F

83722 2 Studio: Body Mapping J

83723 2 Textile Lab: New Technologies J

83821 3 Studio: Men's Collection^ F

83822 3 Studio: Women’s Collection^ J

83823 3 Fashion and Textiles Professional Practice J

Visual Communication

87631 1 Design Studio: Text and Image 1^ F

87100 1 VC Project: Ways of Seeing F

87632 1 Design Studio: Text and Image 2^ J

87222 1 VC Project: Symbols and Systems J

87731 2 Design Studio: Visual Experimentations^ F

87441 2 VC Studies: Contexts of Visual

Communication* F

87443 2 VC Project: Typography in Context* J

87445 2 VC Project: Visualising Experience* J

87831 3 Design Studio: Visual Communication and

Strategic Design 1^ F

87832 3 Design Studio: Design Practice 1^ J

87665 3 VC Project: The Community* J


















































Study Abroad and Exchange at UTS: Engineering


Engineering subjects are 6 credit points each. In other faculties at UTS, subjects are offered at different credit point levels, so make sure that you satisfy the credit point requirements when choosing your subjects.

What can I study?














http://timetable.uts.edu.au. A subject offering is subject

to change.

For more information UTS Engineering programs: www.eng.uts.edu.au



Tel: (+61 2) 9514 7915



Key Information is ordered: Subject Number, Level and

Name



Level 2: Usually undertaken in second year (similar to




Level 4: Usually undertaken in fourth year (similar to

400 level, advanced level)

Core Subjects

48230 1 Engineering Communication F/J

48221 1 Engineering Computations* F/J

48240 2 Design and Innovation Fundamentals* F/J

48250 2 Engineering Economics and Finance* F/J

48260 3 Engineering Project Management* F/J

48210 3 Interrogating Technology: Sustainability,

Environment and Social Change* F/J

48270 4 Entrepreneurship and Commercialisation* F/J

Civil / Civil and Environmental

48310 1 Introduction to Civil and Environmental Engineering F/J

48321 1 Engineering Mechanics* F/J

48320 1 Surveying F/J

48340 2 Construction* F/J

48352 2 Construction Materials* F/J

48821 2 Ecological Engineering* J

48641 2 Fluid Mechanics* F/J

48331 2 Mechanics of Solids* F/J

48840 2 Water Supply and Wastewater Engineering* J

48350 3 Environmental and Sanitation Engineering* F/J



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Civil and Environmental (continued)

48850 3 Environmental Planning and Law F

48362 3 Hydraulics and Hydrology* F/J

48860 3 Pollution Control and Waste Management* F

48330 3 Soil Behaviour* F/J

48349 3 Structural Analysis* F/J

48370 3 Road and Transport Engineering* F/J

48360 4 Geotechnical Engineering* F/J

48353 4 Concrete Design* F/J

48366 4 Steel and Timber Design* F/J

48389 4 Computer Modelling and Design* F/J

48881 4 Water and Environmental Design* J

Electrical Engineering

48510 1 Introduction to Electrical Engineering F/J

48520 1 Electronics and Circuits* F/J

48521 1 Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering* F/J

48530 2 Circuit Analysis* F/J

48531 2 Electromechanical Automation* F/J

48430 2 Embedded C* F/J

48540 3 Signals and Systems* F/J

48451 3 Advanced Digital Systems* F/J

48571 3 Electrical Machines* F/J

48434 3 Embedded Software* F/J

48572 3 Power Circuit Theory* F/J

48580 4 Advanced Control* F

48551 4 Analog Electronics* J

48570 4 Data Acquisition and Distribution* F/J

48581 4 Digital Electronics* F

48560 4 Introductory Control* F/J

48561 4 Power Electronics and Drives* F

48582 4 Power Systems Analysis and Design* F

48583 4 Power Systems Operation and Protection* J

48550 4 Renewable Energy Systems* J

ICT Engineering

48410 1 Introduction to ICT Engineering F/J

48720 1 Network Fundamentals F/J

48024 1 Applications Programming* F/J

48023 1 Programming Fundamentals F/J

48441 1 Introductory Digital Systems* F/J

48541 2 Signal Theory* F/J

48740 2 Communications Networks* F

48730 3 Network Security* F/J

48750 3 Network Planning and Management* J

48450 3 Real-time Operating Systems* F

48770 3 Continuous Communications* F

48440 3 Software Engineering Practice* J

48771 4 Discrete Communications* J

48471 4 ICT Analysis* F/J

48481 4 ICT Design* F/J

48780 4 Mobile Communications* F

48433 4 Software Architecture* J

Innovation Engineering

48080 1 Introduction to Innovation J

22107 1 Accounting for Business Decisions A* F/J

25300 1 Fundamentals of Business Finance* F/J

21511 1 Global Operations and Supply Chain Management F/J

79006 2 Intellectual Property Commercialisation* J

21227 2 Innovation and Entrepreneurship* F/J

24108 2 Marketing Foundations* F/J

48081 3 Innovation Processes* F

Mechanical / Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering

48610 1 Introduction to Mechanical and

Mechatronic Engineering F/J

48620 1 Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering* F/J

48531 2 Electromechanical Automation* F/J

48641 2 Fluid Mechanics* F/J

48640 2 Machine Dynamics* F/J

48621 2 Manufacturing Engineering* F/J

48600 2 Mechanical Design 1* F/J

48622 2 Mechatronics 1* F/J

48651 2 Thermodynamics* F/J

48660 3 Dynamics and Control* F/J

48661 3 Heat Transfer* F/J

48623 3 Mechatronics 2* F/J

48642 3 Strength of Engineering Materials* F/J

48601 4 Mechanical Vibration and Measurement* J

48650 4 Mechanical Design 2* F/J

48662 4 Mechanical Applications* J

48663 4 Advanced Manufacturing* F/J

48670 4 Mechanical and Mechatronic Design* F/J












































































Study Abroad and Exchange at UTS: Information Technology


IT subjects are 6 credit points each. In other faculties at UTS, however, subjects are offered at different credit point levels, so make sure that you satisfy the credit point requirements when choosing your subjects.

What can I study?















to change.

For more information UTS IT programs: www.it.uts.edu.au



Tel: (+61 2) 9514 7915



Students with no prior IT background should start with

the IT Core subjects.


Name



Level 2: Usually undertaken in second year (similar




CCNA = Cisco Networking Academy subjects

Core Subjects

31265 1 Communication for IT Professionals F/J

31266 1 Introduction to Information Systems F/J

48023 1 Programming Fundamentals (Java) F/J

31268 1 Web Systems F/J

31269 1 Business Requirements Modelling * F/J

31270 1 Networking Essentials (CCNA1) F/J

31271 2 Database Fundamentals * F/J

31272 3 Project Management and the Professional * F/J

Business Information Systems Management

These subjects are suitable for students with a background in information systems.

31097 2 IT Operations Management * F

31245 2 Business Process and IT Strategy * J

31247 2 Collaborative Business Processes * F/J



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Business Information Systems Management (continued)

31255 2 Finance and IT * F

31257 2 Information System Development

Methodologies * F

31258 2 Innovations for Global Relationship

Management * J

31276 2 Networked Enterprise Architecture * F

31282 2 Systems Testing and Quality Management * J

Computer Graphics and Animation

For IT students with no prior background in computer graphics, 31080 is recommended as a starting point.

31080 2 Digital Multimedia (Flash) * J

31241 3 3D Computer Animation (Maya) * F

31249 3 Computer Graphics Rendering Techniques

(C++) * J

31262 2 Introduction to Computer Game Design * F

31263 3 Introduction to Computer Game Programming

(C#, XNA) * J

31264 2 Introduction to Computer Graphics (C++) * F

Data Analytics

These subjects are suitable for students with a background in statistics, business intelligence and/or analytics.

31000 3 e-Business Trading (Java) * F

31005 3 Advanced Data Analytics* J

31050 3 Programming with Patterns * F

31250 2 Introduction to Data Analytics * F

31256 3 Image Processing and Pattern Recognition *

31259 3 Intelligent Agents in Java * J

Enterprise Systems Development

These subjects are suitable for students with a background in software development. All subjects assume introductory Java programming ability.

31100 3 Enterprise Development with the .NET

Framework (C#) * F

31251 3 Data Structures and Algorithms (C++) * F

31253 2 Database Programming (PL/SQL) * F

31075 2 Object-relational databases (Oracle) * J

31260 3 Interface Design * F

31335 3 Extreme Programming * J

31777 3 Human-Computer Interaction * F

31927 2 Application Development with .NET (C#) * J

41001 2 Cloud Computing and Software as a Service * F

41005 3 Cloud-based Enterprise Application

Development *

41889 3 Application Development in the iOS Environment * J

48024 2 Applications Programming (Java) * F/J

48433 2 Software Architecture * J

48440 2 Software Engineering Practice * J

Internetworking and Applications

These subjects are suitable for students with a background in networking and data communications.

31242 3 Advanced Internet Programming (Java EE) * J

31246 3 Network Design * J

31254 1 e-Commerce * F

31274 3 Network Management * F

31275 2 Mobile Networking * J

31277 2 Routing and Internetworks (CCNA2) * F/J

31283 3 WANS and VLANS (CCNA3/4) * F/J

31284 2 Web Services Development (JSP, XML) * F/J

31285 3 Mobile Applications Development (Android) * F/J

31338 2 Network Servers (Linux, Windows 2008) * J

31748 2 Programming on the Internet (PHP, Javascript)* F

41890 3 Applying Network Security (CCNA Security) * J

41891 3 Cloud Computing Infrastructure * J

48436 3 Digital Forensics * F/J

48730 3 Network Security * F/J
















































Postgraduate subjects The following are postgraduate subjects in IT at UTS.

Apart from the foundation IT subjects mentioned below,

generally students are required to have completed a

bachelor degree in computing, IT or a related field (or

have equivalent prior knowledge) to be eligible to study

the following subjects.

Key

Information is ordered: Subject Number, Name

Foundation IT subjects

These postgraduate subjects are suitable for students who have completed their bachelor degree in a field other than computing or IT.

32144 Technology Research Preparation F/J

32524 LANs and Routing F/J

32541 Project Management F/J

32555 Fundamentals of Software Development F/J

32557 Enabling Enterprise Information Systems F/J

32563 IT Professional and Society F/J

32606 Database F/J

Computer Graphics and Gaming

32003 Computer Game Design F

32004 Game Programming J

32501 Computer Graphics F

32543 3D Animation F

32544 Advanced Image Synthesis Techniques J

Data Mining and Business Intelligence Technologies

32113 Advanced Database J

32130 Fundamental of Data Analytics

32133 e-Market Trading Technology F

32513 Advanced Data Analytics J

32530 Building Intelligent Agents J

32567 Business Intelligence for Decision Support J

32568 Business Intelligence Modelling and Analysis F

Enterprise Software Engineering and Applications Development

32148 Enterprise Computing F

32509 Interaction Design J

32510 Principles of Object-oriented Programming in C++ F

32535 Database in Distributed Environments J

32569 Enterprise Business Requirements J

32570 Enterprise Software Architecture and Middleware

32571 Enterprise Software Testing F

42901 Object-Relational Databases J

42904 Cloud Computing and Software as a Service F

Information Systems Management and Services

32208 Information Systems Strategy F

32531 Global Information Systems J

32558 Business Intelligence F

32559 Business Process Design J

32560 IS Architecture – A Cloud Perspective F

32603 Systems Quality Management F

32990 IT Contracts and Outsourcing

42900 Sustainability and Information Systems J

Internetworking and Network Services

32012 Internet Quality of Service (QoS) J

32118 Mobile Communications and Computing F/J

32209 Advanced Topics in Computer Networks J

32523 Operating Systems for Network Security F

32527 Internetwork Design J

32528 Network Management F

32548 Network Security F/J

32702 Contemporary Telecommunications F/J

Multimedia

32027 Multimedia Systems Design J

32029 Interactive Arts

95563 Digital Media Development Process F/J

95564 Digital Media Technologies F/J

95565 Digital Graphics and the Still Image F/J

95566 Digital Information and Interaction Design F

95567 Digital Media in Social Context F/J

95568 Digital Sound and the Moving Image F/J






















































Network Applications

32013 .NET Enterprise Development F

32120 Introduction to e-Business Technology

32516 Internet Programming F

32525 Web Services Technologies and Applications F

32547 UNIX Systems Programming F/J

32549 Advanced Internet Programming J

32998 .NET Application Development J









Postgraduate subjects

The following postgraduate subjects are available for bachelor level students to enrol in. Students enrolling in these subjects must have completed the equivalent relevant engineering studies (approximately 2.5 years of a 4 year degree).

Key


Subjects marked with an *(asterisk) have prerequisites.

You must provide evidence that you have passed a

subject equivalent to the UTS pre requisite at your

home institution.

Engineering Management

49006 Risk Management in Engineering F/J

49016 Technology and Innovation Management F/J

Civil / Civil and Environmental Engineering

49047 Finite Element Analysis J

49049 Air and Noise Pollution J

49102 Traffic and Transportation * F

49106 Road Engineering Practice * J

49107 Urban Stormwater Design F

49108 Local Government Powers and Practice F

49109 Engineered Natural Water Treatment Systems F

49115 Façade Engineering F

49116 Contaminated Site and Waste Remediation J

49117 Floodplain Risk Management in NSW J

49118 Applied Geotechnics J

49119 Problematic Soils and Ground Improvement

Technology F

49121 Environmental Assessment and Planning J

49122 Ecology and Sustainability J

49123 Waste and Pollution Management F

49124 Water Quality Management J

49125 Environmental Risk Assessment J

49126 Environmental Management of Land F 49127 On Site Water and Wastewater Treatment J

49131 Bridge Design * J

49134 Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering J

49135 Wind Engineering F

49136 Application of Timber in Engineering Structures J

49150 Prestressed Concrete Design F

49151 Concrete Technology and Practice F

49254 Advanced Soil Mechanics and Foundation Design J

49255 Catchment Modelling J

49256 Flood Estimation F

49257 Geographic Information Systems F

49258 Pavement Analysis and Design F

49285 Emergency Management J

ICT Engineering

49048 Wireless Networking Technologies * F

49110 3G Mobile Communication Systems * J

49201 Integrated Services Networks * J

49202 Communication Protocols * F

49205 Transmission Systems * F

49223 Satellite Communication Systems * J

49225 Software Project Management J

49247 Object Oriented Technology

49262 Web Technologies J

Electrical / Mechanical and Mechatronic

Engineering

49261 Biomedical Instrumentation J

49274 Advanced Robotics * J

49275 Neural Networks and Fuzzy Logic F

49286 Vehicle Design

49307 Internal Combustion Engines * J

49312 Advanced Flow Modelling J

49316 Materials Handling F

49321 Energy Conversion F

49322 Air Conditioning * F

49323 Vibration Analysis * F

49325 Computer–aided Mechanical Design J

49328 Turbomachines J

49329 Control of Mechatronic Systems * J

49330 Sensors and Signal Processing F

49928 Design Optimisation for Manufacturing F



























































Study Abroad and Exchange at UTS: Information Technology


IT subjects are 6 credit points each. In other faculties at UTS, however, subjects are offered at different credit point levels, so make sure that you satisfy the credit point requirements when choosing your subjects.

What can I study?















to change.

For more information UTS IT programs: www.it.uts.edu.au



Tel: (+61 2) 9514 7915



Students with no prior IT background should start with

the IT Core subjects.


Name



Level 2: Usually undertaken in second year (similar




CCNA = Cisco Networking Academy subjects

Core Subjects

31265 1 Communication for IT Professionals F/J

31266 1 Introduction to Information Systems F/J

48023 1 Programming Fundamentals (Java) F/J

31268 1 Web Systems F/J

31269 1 Business Requirements Modelling * F/J

31270 1 Networking Essentials (CCNA1) F/J

31271 2 Database Fundamentals * F/J

31272 3 Project Management and the Professional * F/J

Business Information Systems Management

These subjects are suitable for students with a background in information systems.

31097 2 IT Operations Management * F

31245 2 Business Process and IT Strategy * J

31247 2 Collaborative Business Processes * F/J



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Business Information Systems Management (continued)

31255 2 Finance and IT * F

31257 2 Information System Development

Methodologies * F

31258 2 Innovations for Global Relationship

Management * J

31276 2 Networked Enterprise Architecture * F

31282 2 Systems Testing and Quality Management * J

Computer Graphics and Animation

For IT students with no prior background in computer graphics, 31080 is recommended as a starting point.

31080 2 Digital Multimedia (Flash) * J

31241 3 3D Computer Animation (Maya) * F

31249 3 Computer Graphics Rendering Techniques

(C++) * J

31262 2 Introduction to Computer Game Design * F

31263 3 Introduction to Computer Game Programming

(C#, XNA) * J

31264 2 Introduction to Computer Graphics (C++) * F

Data Analytics

These subjects are suitable for students with a background in statistics, business intelligence and/or analytics.

31000 3 e-Business Trading (Java) * F

31005 3 Advanced Data Analytics* J

31050 3 Programming with Patterns * F

31250 2 Introduction to Data Analytics * F

31256 3 Image Processing and Pattern Recognition *

31259 3 Intelligent Agents in Java * J

Enterprise Systems Development

These subjects are suitable for students with a background in software development. All subjects assume introductory Java programming ability.

31100 3 Enterprise Development with the .NET

Framework (C#) * F

31251 3 Data Structures and Algorithms (C++) * F

31253 2 Database Programming (PL/SQL) * F

31075 2 Object-relational databases (Oracle) * J

31260 3 Interface Design * F

31335 3 Extreme Programming * J

31777 3 Human-Computer Interaction * F

31927 2 Application Development with .NET (C#) * J

41001 2 Cloud Computing and Software as a Service * F

41005 3 Cloud-based Enterprise Application

Development *

41889 3 Application Development in the iOS Environment * J

48024 2 Applications Programming (Java) * F/J

48433 2 Software Architecture * J

48440 2 Software Engineering Practice * J

Internetworking and Applications

These subjects are suitable for students with a background in networking and data communications.

31242 3 Advanced Internet Programming (Java EE) * J

31246 3 Network Design * J

31254 1 e-Commerce * F

31274 3 Network Management * F

31275 2 Mobile Networking * J

31277 2 Routing and Internetworks (CCNA2) * F/J

31283 3 WANS and VLANS (CCNA3/4) * F/J

31284 2 Web Services Development (JSP, XML) * F/J

31285 3 Mobile Applications Development (Android) * F/J

31338 2 Network Servers (Linux, Windows 2008) * J

31748 2 Programming on the Internet (PHP, Javascript)* F

41890 3 Applying Network Security (CCNA Security) * J

41891 3 Cloud Computing Infrastructure * J

48436 3 Digital Forensics * F/J

48730 3 Network Security * F/J
















































Postgraduate subjects The following are postgraduate subjects in IT at UTS.

Apart from the foundation IT subjects mentioned below,

generally students are required to have completed a

bachelor degree in computing, IT or a related field (or

have equivalent prior knowledge) to be eligible to study

the following subjects.

Key


Foundation IT subjects

These postgraduate subjects are suitable for students who have completed their bachelor degree in a field other than computing or IT.

32144 Technology Research Preparation F/J

32524 LANs and Routing F/J

32541 Project Management F/J

32555 Fundamentals of Software Development F/J

32557 Enabling Enterprise Information Systems F/J

32563 IT Professional and Society F/J

32606 Database F/J

Computer Graphics and Gaming

32003 Computer Game Design F

32004 Game Programming J

32501 Computer Graphics F

32543 3D Animation F

32544 Advanced Image Synthesis Techniques J

Data Mining and Business Intelligence Technologies

32113 Advanced Database J

32130 Fundamental of Data Analytics

32133 e-Market Trading Technology F

32513 Advanced Data Analytics J

32530 Building Intelligent Agents J

32567 Business Intelligence for Decision Support J

32568 Business Intelligence Modelling and Analysis F

Enterprise Software Engineering and Applications Development

32148 Enterprise Computing F

32509 Interaction Design J

32510 Principles of Object-oriented Programming in C++ F

32535 Database in Distributed Environments J

32569 Enterprise Business Requirements J

32570 Enterprise Software Architecture and Middleware

32571 Enterprise Software Testing F

42901 Object-Relational Databases J

42904 Cloud Computing and Software as a Service F

Information Systems Management and Services

32208 Information Systems Strategy F

32531 Global Information Systems J

32558 Business Intelligence F

32559 Business Process Design J

32560 IS Architecture – A Cloud Perspective F

32603 Systems Quality Management F

32990 IT Contracts and Outsourcing

42900 Sustainability and Information Systems J

Internetworking and Network Services

32012 Internet Quality of Service (QoS) J

32118 Mobile Communications and Computing F/J

32209 Advanced Topics in Computer Networks J

32523 Operating Systems for Network Security F

32527 Internetwork Design J

32528 Network Management F

32548 Network Security F/J

32702 Contemporary Telecommunications F/J

Multimedia

32027 Multimedia Systems Design J

32029 Interactive Arts

95563 Digital Media Development Process F/J

95564 Digital Media Technologies F/J

95565 Digital Graphics and the Still Image F/J

95566 Digital Information and Interaction Design F

95567 Digital Media in Social Context F/J

95568 Digital Sound and the Moving Image F/J






















































Network Applications

32013 .NET Enterprise Development F

32120 Introduction to e-Business Technology

32516 Internet Programming F

32525 Web Services Technologies and Applications F

32547 UNIX Systems Programming F/J

32549 Advanced Internet Programming J

32998 .NET Application Development J








UTS CRICOS PROVIDER CODE: 00099F APRIL, 2013

Study Abroad and Exchange: Introductory Subjects

for Students with Electives

Come to UTS: Try some of our interesting areas of

learning; have a great time in exciting cosmopolitan

Sydney!!

Choose either three or four subjects to design your own program. Select from more than one faculty area or specialisation. The subjects below are beginner level and will give you the basics to inspire you on to further study.

What can I study? Study abroad is available:

> February semester (Autumn, March – June) F

> July semester (Spring, August – November) J

Subjects are listed below by Subject Number and

Name. The subjects listed below are either introductory

or require relatively little prior background.


http://timetable.uts.edu.au. Many subjects are offered

in one semester only.

For more information

UTS homepage:

http://www.uts.edu.au/

UTS study abroad:


Tel: (+61 2) 9514 7915


Arts & Social Science Introductory Subjects

58101 Understanding Communication F J

58102 Language and Discourse F

58103 Ideas in History F J

58201 Communication and Cultural Practices F

58202 Regulating Communication – Law, Ethics,

Politics J

Journalism

58110 Introduction to Journalism F J

58111 Reporting with Sound and Image J

Media Arts and Production

58113 Exploring Media Arts F


58116 The Ecology of Public Communication F J

Writing and Cultural Studies

58119 Text and Context F

Social Inquiry

58122 Introduction to Social Inquiry F

58124 Local Transformations J

Information and Media

58125 Creative Information Design F

Transnational Studies

58222 Global Politics from Above and Below J

Bodies, Genders, Rights

58223 Social Bodies J

Reading Australia

58224 Australian Pasts and Places J

Screen Studies

58225 Introduction to Film Studies F J

Media Studies

58226 Media, Mediation, Power F J

Aboriginal Studies

58227 Balancing World Views: Introduction to Aboriginal Cultures F J Environmental Studies 58228 Climate Change: Politics and Ecology J


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Other Studies 50001 Online Documentary F J 50251 Genocide Studies F

Business Leisure, Sport and Tourism

27103 Olympic Games and Mega Events

27141 Sport Tourism

27160 Sport and Exercise Psychology

27161 Sport Marketing

27184 Dimensions of Tourism

27185 The Tourist Experience

27216 Venue Management

27252 The Sport Industry

27253 Sport in the Global Marketplace

27307 Sport Management

27324 Strategic Management in Leisure, Sport and

Tourism Organisations

27327 Tourism and Sustainability

27346 Tour Operator and Wholesaling

Management

Accounting

22107 Accounting for Business Decisions A

Finance and Economics

23115 Economics for Business

25300 Fundamentals of Business Finance

Management

26100 Integrating Business Perspectives

21129 Managing People and Organisations

21555 Human Resource Management

21306 Managing Strategic Performance

21407 Strategic Human Resource Management

21440 Management Skills

21510 The Global Context of Management

21512 Understanding Organisations: Theory and

Practice

21511 Global Operations and Supply Chain

Management

21513 Business Ethics and Sustainability

21591 Transnational Management

21227 Innovation and Entrepreneurship

21228 Management Consulting

21602 Strategy: Theory and Practice

Marketing

24108 Marketing Foundations

26134 Business Statistics

Language and Culture International Studies

976001 Foundations in International Studies

Language and Culture

UTS offers the following languages at various levels. Students will be enrolled in an appropriate level after taking a placement test.

Chinese

French

German

Italian

Japanese

Spanish

Science Chemistry

65111 Chemistry 1

65242 Principles of Forensic Science

Physics and Advanced Materials

68070 Introduction to Materials

68041 Physical Aspects of Nature

68101 Foundations of Physics

68070 Introduction to Materials

Mathematical Sciences

35140 Introduction to Quantitative Management

35101 Introduction to Linear Dynamical Systems

35151 Introduction to Statistics

33130 Mathematical Modelling 1

33190 Mathematical Modelling for Science

33116 Statistical Design and Analysis

Medical and Molecular Biosciences

91161 Cell Biology and Genetics

91400 Human Anatomy and Physiology

91528 Health and Homeostasis

99567 Introduction to Chinese Herbal Medicine

99641 Point Location and Acupuncture Anatomy

99665 Chinese Medicine Foundations 1

Environmental Science

91123 Biocomplexity

91107 The Biosphere

66513 Marine Geosciences

91145 Environmental Protection and Management

91156 Marine Primary Producers (extra cost: $1,000)



































http://www.handbook.uts.edu.au/subjects/976001.html













http://www.science.uts.edu.au/medical/index.html













Design, Architecture, Building Design

Fashion and Textiles

83119 Thinking Fashion

83231 Fashion Cultures

83621 Studio: Foundations in Patternmaking and

Construction 1

83622 Studio: Fashion Illustration Fundamentals

1

Integrated Product Design 84111 Understanding Three-dimensional Form 84116 Integrated Product Design Communications 88316 Furniture Context & Language 88416 Furniture Production & Materials 88516 Furniture Industry & Development 88000 Object & Accessory Design 1: Foundations 88002 Object & Accessory Design 2: The Cast Object Design History and Theory 85502 Researching Design History 85503 Design Thinking

Interior and Spatial Design

86008 Context: Image and Making

(Representation)

86004 Design Studio: Foundations in Spatial

Language

Visual Communication 87100 VC Project: Ways of Seeing 87222 VC Project: Symbols and Systems 88305 Photography 1: Documentation 88805 Introduction to Photography 88308 Introduction to Design for 2D Animation

Architecture

11212 Architectural History and

Theory: Orientations

11216 Architectural History and Theory:

Modernity and Modernism

11205 Architecture Culture and Environment

Built Environment

16103 Materials Science

16109 Construction Technology 1

16127 Building Technology

16137 Digital Built Environment

16234 Valuation Methods

16266 Sustainable Urban Design and

Development

16267 Property Title and Spatial Data Analysis

16466 Built Environment Economics

16467 Built Environment Law

16468 Introduction to the Built Environment

Engineering

Introductory Subjects

48230 Engineering Communication

Civil / Civil and Environmental

48310 Introduction to Civil Engineering

48320 Surveying

Electrical Engineering

48510 Introduction to Electrical Engineering

ICT Engineering

48410 Introduction to ICT Engineering

Innovation

48080 Introduction to Innovation

Mechanical / Mechanical and

Mechatronic Engineering

48610 Introduction to Mechanical and

Mechatronic Engineering

Information Technology Introductory Subjects

31265 1 Communication for IT Professionals

31266 1 Introduction to Information Systems

48023 1 Programming Fundamentals (Java)

31268 1 Web Systems

31270 1 Networking Essentials (CCNA1)














































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