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Engineering Management
Courses Offered
Master of Engineering (Maintenance Management)
Master of Engineering Practice (Engineering
Management)
Master of Engineering Practice
(Maintenance Management)
Graduate Diploma in Maintenance Management
Graduate Certificate in Engineering
Graduate Certificate in Maintenance
Management
MASTER OF ENGINEERING (MAINTENANCE
MANAGEMENT)
Direct entry to the Master of Engineering (Maintenance Management)
course will require a tertiary degree of approved standard
from a recognised institute, eg a BE (Hons) degree or equivalent.
Maintenance engineers having completed their Graduate Diploma
in Maintenance Management will be given appropriate credits
for the course they already have completed. Credits may also
be approved for other qualifications or experience for suitable
applicants. In order to then obtain a Masters of Engineering
(Maintenance Management), the candidate must have a Graduate
Diploma in Maintenance Management or equivalent and have completed
successfully a further 48 cp. These must consist of 2 core
and 2 elective subjects and a 24 cp research project leading
to a dissertation.
The research project will run in parallel with the formal
coursework throughout the anticipated last year of a candidate's
study. Students will be able to choose a suitable investigation
from the current research activities at any of the disciplines
involved.
Core
| ENGG945 |
Dissertation |
| MECH971 |
Systems Analysis for Maintenance |
| MECH973 |
Systems Engineering and Life Cycle Management |
| MECH976 |
Maintenance System Design and Management |
| TBS903 |
Managing People at Work |
Electives
| ACCY901 |
Accounting for Managers |
| TBS906 |
Information Systems for Managers |
| MECH972 |
Condition Based Maintenance |
| MECH977 |
Advanced Topics in Maintenance 1 |
Plus other postgraduate subjects from the Business School or Engineering,
subject to approval from the course coordinator.
MASTER OF ENGINEERING PRACTICE (ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT)
A candidate who has a Bachelor of Engineering degree in any discipline
from this university, or an approved equivalent qualification, would normally
be accepted. A student enrolled in a full-time program is expected to
take one year to complete this course.
Core Subjects
Option 1: Human and Financial Resource Management stream
| TBS901 |
Accounting for Managers |
| TBS903 |
Managing People in Organisations |
| TBS908 |
Supply Chain Management |
OR
Option 2: Maintenance Management stream
| MECH971 |
Systems Analysis for Maintenance |
| MECH973 |
Systems Engineering and Life Cycle Management |
| MECH976 |
Maintenance System Design and Management |
Note 1: Students may be able to substitute other subjects from the Business
School or Maintenance Management schedules depending on background and experience.
MASTER OF ENGINEERING PRACTICE (MAINTENANCE
MANAGEMENT)
The normal entry requirement is a Bachelor of Engineering or equivalent
qualification. Students who complete other Maintenance Management courses
with a credit average may apply for entry to the Master of Engineering Practice
course. Appropriate advanced standing will be determined by the Course Coordinator.
Core
| STAT942 |
Design and Analysis for Quality Control |
| MECH971 |
Systems Analysis for Maintenance |
| MECH973 |
Systems Engineering and Life Cycle Management |
| MECH976 |
Maintenance System Design and Management |
| TBS903 |
Managing People in Organisations |
| ENGG940 |
Dissertation |
Plus 1 elective to be selected from the list below.
Electives
| TBS901 |
Accounting for Managers |
| TBS906 |
Information Systems for Managers |
| MECH972 |
Condition Based Maintenance |
| MECH977 |
Advanced Topics in Maintenance 1 |
Plus other postgraduate subjects from the Business School or Engineering,
subject to approval from the course coordinator.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
Entry to this Diploma normally will require an approved Bachelor degree
from this University or an approved equivalent qualification. However,
maintenance managers/engineers without tertiary qualifications in engineering
but with significant industrial experience, will also be considered for
admission to a limited number of places.
Students completing the Graduate Diploma in Maintenance Management at
the University of Wollongong will have the option to enter into the Master
of Engineering Practice (Maintenance Management), with the appropriate
credit.
To qualify for the Graduate Diploma in Maintenance Management students
must complete the following:
| STAT949 |
Statistical Thinking |
| or |
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| TBS902 |
Statistics for Decision Making |
| MECH470 |
Maintenance Management |
| MECH972 |
Condition Based Maintenance |
| or |
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| MECH973 |
Systems Engineering and Life Cycle Management |
| TBS903 |
Managing People in Organisations |
| MECH971 |
Systems Analysis for Maintenance |
| MECH973 |
Systems Engineering and Life Cycle Management |
| MECH976 |
Maintenance System Design and Management |
Plus 1 elective to be selected from the list below.
Electives
| TBS901 |
Accounting for Managers |
| TBS906 |
Information Systems for Managers |
| MECH972 |
Condition Based Maintenance |
| MECH977 |
Advanced Topics in Maintenance 1 |
Plus other postgraduate subjects from the Business School or Engineering,
subject to approval from the course coordinator.
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ENGINEERING
A candidate who has a Bachelor of Engineering degree in any discipline from
this university, or an approved equivalent qualification, would normally
be accepted. Students may be admitted with a TAFE Advanced Diploma and relevant
industrial experience.
Core Subjects
Elective Subject
Plus one elective from one of the Master of Engineering Practice Programs,
to be approved by the Director of Studies.
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
Usual entry requirement is a Bachelor of Engineering or relevant degree.
Other qualifications together with significant relevant experience in the
area will also be considered. Applicants are required to submit a CV with
their application and where relevant a supporting letter from their employer.
Core
| STAT949 |
Statistical Thinking |
| or |
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| ENGG921 |
Engineering Data Reduction and Error Analysis |
| MECH470 |
Maintenance Management |
| MECH972 |
Condition Based Maintenance |
| or |
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| MECH973 |
Systems Engineering and Life Cycle Management |
| TBS903 |
Managing People in Organisations |
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