Credit for prior learning
The following Sydney Institute of Technology and Engineering course has credit for prior learning available. Please select the course for further details.
Sydney Institute of Technology and Engineering (SITE)
Course details
UOW Course: 1856 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
Institution Courses Eligible for Credit Transfer: Diploma in Applied Technology
Site / Location: Haymarket, Sydney, NSW
Institution Country: Australia
Program Intake Cohort Year(s) at Home Institution: 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029
Pathway Entry into UOW: 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030
Completion of Institution Course Required: No
Minimum Grade Required: Pass
Summary of course duration at the university if maximum exemption granted
|
University Course |
Major |
Course Duration |
Session of Entry |
Years to Complete After Max Exemption |
|
1856 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) |
Telecommunications Engineering and Internet of Things, Computer and Autonomous Systems Engineering, or Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
4 years |
Autumn or Spring |
3 years |
EQUIVALENCE TABLE
Note: Completion of the named Institution Subjects for specified credit entitles the Applicant to be exempt from completing the corresponding University Subjects listed below.
|
Institution Subjects (SITE) |
University Subjects (UOW) |
Credit Points |
|
1. CECS121 Introduction to Computing & Programming I 2. EMES100 Technical Writing & Laboratory Practices 3. MATH100 Foundations in Higher Mathematics 4. PHYS100 Introductory Physics 5. CECS123 Programming-II 6. ELEC130 Basic Electronics 7. ELEC170 Digital Systems 8. MATH101 Higher Mathematics |
1. ENGG100 Engineering Computing and Analysis 2. ENGG102 Materials in Design 3. ENGG103 Fundamentals of Engineering Mechanics 4. ENGG104 Electrical Systems 5. MATH141 Foundations of Mathematics: Algebra and Differential Calculus 6. MATH142 Essentials of Mathematics: Integral Calculus and Series 7. CSCI291 Programming for Engineers 8. ECTE233 Digital Hardware |
48 |
|
Total specified credit: |
48 |
|
|
Maximum Exemption |
48 |
|
Special Conditions
Individual Applicants under this Credit Transfer Arrangement must consult the Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences before enrolling in any subjects to assure they meet the University's graduation requirements.
A further 144 credit points (equivalent to 3 years of full-time study) will be required to complete the following University degrees offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences:
(a) 1856 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Telecommunications Engineering and Internet of Things
(b) 1856 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Computer and Autonomous Systems Engineering
(c) 1856 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Course details
UOW Course: 1856 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
Institution Courses Eligible for Credit Transfer: Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) Networking & Internet of Things (IoT); Bachelor of Networking and Internet of Things
Site / Location: Haymarket, Sydney, NSW
Institution Country: Australia
Program Intake Cohort Year(s) at Home Institution: 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028
Pathway Entry into UOW: 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030
Completion of Institution Course Required: No
Minimum Grade Required: Pass
Summary of course duration at the university if maximum exemption granted
|
University Course |
Major |
Course Duration |
Session of Entry |
Years to Complete After Max Exemption |
|
1856 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) |
Telecommunications Engineering and Internet of Things, Computer and Autonomous Systems Engineering, or Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
4 years |
Autumn or Spring |
2 years |
EQUIVALENCE TABLE
Note: Completion of the named Institution Subjects for specified credit entitles the Applicant to be exempt from completing the corresponding University Subjects listed below.
|
Institution Subjects (SITE) |
University Subjects (UOW) |
Credit Points |
|
1. CECS121 Introduction to Computing & Programming I 2. EMES100 Technical Writing & Laboratory Practices 3. MATH100 Foundations in Higher Mathematics 4. PHYS100 Introductory Physics 5. CECS123 Programming-II 6. ELEC130 Basic Electronics 7. ELEC170 Digital Systems 8. MATH101 Higher Mathematics 9. CECS212 Operating Systems 10. ELEC232 Electronic Circuits & IoT Sensors 11. EMES210 Principles of Ethics & Sustainability 12. MATH111 Engineering Maths-I 13. CECS270 Introduction to Embedded Systems 14. CNET250 Introduction to Communication Networks 15. MATH212 Engineering Maths-II 16. PHYS111 Physics for Engineers |
1. ENGG100 Engineering Computing and Analysis 2. ENGG102 Materials in Design 3. ENGG103 Fundamentals of Engineering Mechanics 4. ENGG104 Electrical Systems 5. ENGG105 Engineering Design for Sustainability 6. MATH141 Foundations of Mathematics: Algebra and Differential Calculus 7. MATH142 Essentials of Mathematics: Integral Calculus and Series 8. PHYS143 Physics for Engineers 9. CSCI291 Programming for Engineers 10. ECTE202 Circuits and Systems 11. ECTE233 Digital Hardware 12. MATH283 Advanced Engineering Mathematics and Statistics 13. ECTE212 Electronics 14. ECTE250 Engineering Design, Management and IoT Applications 15. ECTE331 Real-time Embedded Systems 16. ECTE364 Data Communications |
96 |
|
Total specified credit: |
96 |
|
|
Maximum Exemption |
96 |
|
Special Conditions
Individual Applicants under this Credit Transfer Arrangement must consult the Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences before enrolling in any subjects to assure they meet the University's graduation requirements.
A further 96 credit points (equivalent to 2 years of full-time study) will be required to complete the following University degrees offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences:
(a) 1856 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Telecommunications Engineering and Internet of Things
(b) 1856 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Computer and Autonomous Systems Engineering
(c) 1856 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Additional course requirements
Additional information regarding course requirements, areas of major study and double majors can be found in the UOW Course Handbook.
English language requirements
Further information regarding UOW English language requirements and additional course information can be found under additional entry requirements.
The information contained on this website is a guide only and is subject to change according to any amendments to the curriculum of the University of Wollongong or the institutions listed on this website. You will be advised of your eligibility for admission and for credit exemption after receipt of your formal application in your formal letter of offer.