Note: CQ67 has undergone a review. All courses shown below for Years 1 and 2 civil, mechanical and electrical specialisations will be on offer in 2007. Courses for Years 3 and 4 will be offered in 2008. Students enrolled in CQ67 prior to 2007 should refer to CQ68 handbook entry for course details and should seek advice regarding their study progression. See below for the mining programs.

To view transition documentation please go to http://www.fseh.cqu.edu.au/getFile.do?id=2381.

Students intending to study in any of the civil, mechanical or electrical plans enrol in a common first 2 years (mining plans are shown separately below):

Civil, mechanical or electrical students will then enrol in the prescribed courses for a specialist plan. The plans for these disciplines are: civil engineering - structural stream, civil engineering - municipal and transportation stream, mechanical engineering - process stream, mechanical engineering -energy stream, mechanical engineering - design stream, electrical engineering - electronics stream, electrical engineering - power and machines stream, electrical engineering - control and instrumentation stream. The recommended study schedule for the Years 3 and 4 of these plans are shown below.

Mining students will enrol in the prescribed courses for a specialist plan. The plans for this discipline are: mining engineering - surface stream and mining engineering - underground stream.

Students enrolling in mining - surface stream are required to be employed in the mining industry.

Note: students enrolled in the Associate Degree of Engineering (mining - surface stream) study 60 units of credit with CQU. Students apply for a block exemption of 36 units of credit for the Mining Industry Competencies making a total of 96 units of credit.

Student enrolling in mining - underground stream are required to be employed in the mining industry.

Notes:

• Students enrolled in the Associate Degree of Engineering (mining - underground stream) study 54 units of credit with CQU. Students apply for a block exemption of 42 units of credit for the Mining Industry Competencies making a total of 96 units of credit.
• Some course codes are yet to be allocated.