5. Unit Details
Individual units (subjects) are offered once per academic year as detailed in Table 1 below. That table also provides access to downloadable unit information sheets and details of required texts for each unit.
Semester Key Dates are as follows each year:
- Semester 1 runs from March to June
- Semester 2 runs July to October
Table 1 : Unit Information for Groups 1, 2 and 3
*CIV5262 is being re-offered from Semester 1 2009
The following is a tailored list of elective options to suit this program and has been provided by Business and Economic's and would offer students some interesting areas of study. Many of Business and Economics Electives level nine units have no prerequisites (unless indicated), so they provide a good range of foundation level units. Students could choose from a wide range of Off-Campus Learning electives including:
The following units are also available as suggested elective options but note that they ARE ON-CAMPUS electives (ie. NOT OFF-CAMPUS) and these can only be taken by people who can attend classes on the Caulfield Campus:
Students who wish to do other units should contact the unit leader. Or, you can visit the by Business and Economic's website. After visiting the Business and Economics website you will need to investigate the other postgraduate offerings within the relevant Business and Economics departments. In particular, Marketing, Management and
Economics.
Table 2 : Summary of Unit Offerings
| Units |
Graduate Certificate in Infrastructure Engineering and Management |
Postgraduate Diploma in
Infrastructure Engineering and Management
if articulating from
the Graduate Certificate |
Master of
Infrastructure Engineering and Management
if Articulating from the Postgraduate Diploma |
Postgraduate Diploma in
Infrastructure Engineering and Management
if exiting from the Masters |
Master of Infrastructure Engineering and Management |
Group 1 Core Units (24 credits):
CIV5310 Infrastructure Project Management
CIV5311 Infrastructure Project and Policy Evaluation
CIV5312 Asset Management I
CIV5313 Asset Management II |
Any two core units |
Two core units not previously completed |
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all four core
units already completed)
|
All four core units |
All four core units |
Group 2 Engineering electives from the following offerings:
CIV5261: Flood Management and Urban and Rural Environments
CIV5262: Planning and Design of Urban Stormwater Management Measures
CIV5263: Hydraulics of Sewerage Systems
CIV5264: Management of Water Resources and Related Infrastructure
CIV5301: Traffic Engineering Fundamentals
CIV5302: Road Traffic: Engineering and Management
CIV5304: Intelligent Transport Systems
CIV5306: Road Safety Engineering
CIV5307: Parking Policy and Design
|
Any one unit |
Maximum of two elective units not already completed for the Graduate Certificate |
Maximum of three elective units not already completed for the Graduate Certificate |
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Not required |
Maximum of three elective units |
Group 3 Business & Economics Electives from the following offerings:
Units from Business & Economics (with a prefix 9)
|
Any one unit |
Maximum of one elective unit not already completed for the Graduate Certificate |
Maximum of three elective units not already completed for the Graduate Certificate |
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Not required
|
Maximum of three elective units |
| Total Core Coursework Units |
2 |
2+2=4 |
4+0=4 |
4 |
4 |
| Elective Units |
2 |
2+2=4 |
4+4=8 |
0 |
4 |
| TOTAL UNITS REQUIRED |
4
or 24 cp
|
4+4=8
or 48 cp |
8+4=12
or 72 cp |
4
or 24 cp
|
8
or 48 cp |
Note: Note each unit is 6 credit points
Assessment:
Units are assessed using a combination of continuous assessment (assignments, papers, problem sets) and a three hour, end of semester, examination. The material sent to students at the start of each semester details the relative contributions of each component of the assessment; however, the examination usually comprises 50 per cent of the total marks in each unit. Examination venues are arranged by Monash University and are located throughout Australia, and around the world. Unless notified otherwise, these are closed book examinations.
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