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Advanced Diploma of Building Design CU63

Duration: 4 years part-time.
Mode: External only.
Location(On-Campus): Not offered internally.
Courses/Units of Credit: 27 courses/96 units of credit.
Faculty: Engineering & Physical Systems.
Entry: QTAC (851375).
Accreditation: Graduates qualify for membership of the Building Design Association of Queensland. The program has been accepted as a prescribed qualification of Residential Design Drafting & Residential Design/Drafting (Limited) licence classes with the Building Services Authority of Queensland.
Practicum/Work Placement: Nil.
Residential School: Nil.
Exit Awards: Nil.
Contact: Program Admin Officer (Building Studies) on 07 4970 7330

Program Overview

This program has been established to produce a graduate capable of design and drafting of residential buildings. The program has been produced in close consultation with the Building Designers’ Association of Queensland. Prospective students are encouraged to talk to the Program Coordinator about exemptions from the program based on previous study or professional experience. The Faculty has established sets of exemptions for holders of TAFE qualifications.

A normal part-time load is 12 units of credit per term. You should note prerequisite requirements and term availability (in this Handbook) when constructing your program in liaison with program advisors. It is suggested that you study the courses in order of level. However, you may choose to bring courses forward provided you have studied the necessary prerequisites and the courses are available.

Program Structure

Students must complete:
Code Course
13 compulsory courses at Level 1, which are:
LAWS11043   Law/Acts I
COMM11003   Professional & Technical Communication
BLAR12001   Building Services I
BLAR12002   Construction I
BLAR11003   Construction II
BLCN11001   Contracts
BLAR14006   Construction III
BLSV11002   Structural Analysis & Design I
BLAR12021   Mechanical Services
ENMT11005   Building Materials I
ENMT11006   Building Materials II
MATH11199   Foundation Mathematics
COIT11119   Introduction to Computing
14 compulsory courses at Level 2, which are:
ACCT11056   Financial Management
BLAR11004   Urban Planning I
ENCV11088   Land Surveying I
ENPR14004   Law/Acts II
BLSV14003   Structural Analysis & Design II
BLAR12010   Architectural Design & Planning
ENCV13092   Introduction to Soil Mechanics
ENCV13093   Working Drawings I
BLAR14015   Building Design I
ENCV14094   Site Procedures
ENCV14095   Working Drawings II
BLAR14016   Building Design II
ENCV14096   Working Drawings III
MGMT10126   Office Concepts

Recommended Study Schedule

The following is a recommended progression only. Students are encouraged to determine their own program based upon credit transfers granted and work commitments.
Code Course
Year 1 - Autumn
BLAR12002   Construction I
BLCN11001   Contracts I
MATH11199   Foundation Mathematics
Year 1 - Winter
COMM11003   Professional & Technical Communication
BLAR11003   Construction II
BLSV11002   Structural Analysis & Design I
Year 2 - Autumn
BLAR14006   Construction III
BLAR12001   Building Services I
ENMT11005   Building Materials I
COIT11119   Introduction to Computing
Year 2 - Winter
LAWS11043   Law/Acts I
BLAR12021   Mechanical Services
ENMT11006   Building Materials II
Year 3 - Autumn
ENCV11088   Land Surveying I
ENPR14004   Law/Acts II
BLSV14003   Structural Analysis & Design II
Year 3 - Winter
BLAR11004   Urban Planning I
ENCV13092   Introduction to Soil Mechanics
ENCV13093   Working Drawings I
BLAR14015   Building Design I
Year 4 - Autumn
ACCT11056   Financial Management
BLAR12010   Architectural Design & Planning
ENCV14094   Site Procedures
ENCV14095   Working Drawings II
Year 4 - Winter
BLAR14016   Building Design II
ENCV14096   Working Drawings III
MGMT10126   Office Concepts


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This handbook was correct as at: 07-June-2001
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