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ENGL6145 2026-27
Communicating the Cultural Industries
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ENGL6145 2027-28
Communicating the Cultural Industries
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ELEC2321 2028-29
Communications
To develop knowledge of the analysis of communications systems. To introduce the basic analysis and design tools for communications engineering. To provide a comprehensive foundation for Level 6 and 7 communications courses. -
ELEC2321 2026-27
Communications
To develop knowledge of the analysis of communications systems. To introduce the basic analysis and design tools for communications engineering. To provide a comprehensive foundation for Level 6 and 7 communications courses. -
ELEC2321 2027-28
Communications
To develop knowledge of the analysis of communications systems. To introduce the basic analysis and design tools for communications engineering. To provide a comprehensive foundation for Level 6 and 7 communications courses. -
ARTD1142 2025-26
Communities of Learning
In this module you will be exposed to the principles and practices of the four communities of learning which form one of the distinctive features of the Graphic Communication programme. These communities are:
• Identity / Information;
• Design for good;
• Language / Narrative;
• Future Environments.
You will explore all communities and learn about the distinctive features of each. Although these communities correspond to an area of professional practice these are broad and open-ended. Alongside this you will continue to develop your skills in photography, motion design, graphic design and illustration. The essential theories, practices and principles of graphic communication learnt in semester one will be integrated and applied with the learning from these communities helping to nurture your understanding of the interdisciplinary nature of contemporary practice. -
COMP1300 2026-27
COMP Part I Laboratory Programme
This module is the lab programme for all first-year students enrolled on the Computer Science or Software Engineering degree programmes. Structurally, the Part I Laboratory Programme organises all practical, professional and laboratory-based work in Part I in a single timetable that is delivered into central laboratory locations.
The module is structured into a series of activities. There are a series of general sessions which all students enrolled on this module are expected to attempt:
• Information lectures
• Professional skills laboratories
• Assignments
This syllabus covers this material.
In addition, there are a number of technical laboratories integrated into the Laboratory Programme which cover learning outcomes from the following technical modules in the Computer Science and Software Engineering programmes:
• COMP1312 Programming I
• COMP1313 Computer Systems I
• COMP1314 Data Management
• COMP1322 Programming II
• COMP1323 Networks and Security -
COMP1300 2025-26
COMP Part I Laboratory Programme
This module is the lab programme for all first-year students enrolled on the Computer Science or Software Engineering degree programmes. Structurally, the Part I Laboratory Programme organises all practical, professional and laboratory-based work in Part I in a single timetable that is delivered into central laboratory locations.
The module is structured into a series of activities. There are a series of general sessions which all students enrolled on this module are expected to attempt:
• Information lectures
• Professional skills laboratories
• Assignments
This syllabus covers this material.
In addition, there are a number of technical laboratories integrated into the Laboratory Programme which cover learning outcomes from the following technical modules in the Computer Science and Software Engineering programmes:
• COMP1312 Programming I
• COMP1313 Computer Systems I
• COMP1314 Data Management
• COMP1322 Programming II
• COMP1323 Networks and Security -
COMP1300 2027-28
COMP Part I Laboratory Programme
This module is the lab programme for all first-year students enrolled on the Computer Science or Software Engineering degree programmes. Structurally, the Part I Laboratory Programme organises all practical, professional and laboratory-based work in Part I in a single timetable that is delivered into central laboratory locations.
The module is structured into a series of activities. There are a series of general sessions which all students enrolled on this module are expected to attempt:
• Information lectures
• Professional skills laboratories
• Assignments
This syllabus covers this material.
In addition, there are a number of technical laboratories integrated into the Laboratory Programme which cover learning outcomes from the following technical modules in the Computer Science and Software Engineering programmes:
• COMP1312 Programming I
• COMP1313 Computer Systems I
• COMP1314 Data Management
• COMP1322 Programming II
• COMP1323 Networks and Security -
LAWS3057 2030-31
Company Law
This course covers the material typically addressed in an undergraduate Company Law Course and addresses the framework of company law, the corporate entity, the corporate constitution, corporate governance issues including the directors' role, duties and responsibilities, as well as shareholder remedies, the protection of creditors and directors liabilities on insolvency.