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short and single course guide July to December 2012

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CONTENTS Short Courses

Single Courses

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Architecture and building

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College of Business

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Art and design

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College of Design and Social Context

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Business

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College of Science, Engineering and Health

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Single course application information

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Communication and digital media 34

Single course application form

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Index

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Campus maps

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Community services and social sciences

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Computing and information technology

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Education and training

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Engineering

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Environment and planning

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Health and medical sciences

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Justice and legal

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Short course enrolment form

Enquiries and enrolments Tel. +61 3 9925 8111 Fax: +61 3 9925 8298 Email: [email protected] www.shortcourses.rmit.edu.au www.singlecourses.rmit.edu.au

Every effort has been made to ensure the information contained in this publication is accurate at the date of printing. For the most up-to-date information, please refer to www.shortcourses.rmit.edu.au before booking a course. Published in June 2012.

Update your ski lls Pursue your pas sion prepare for univ ersity Whatever your reason for study, RMIT offers a variety of courses to suit your needs. With courses in design, business, engineering, fashion, architecture, communication, art, technology, community services, health and more, RMIT takes a practical attitude to learning. Why RMIT?

SHORT COURSES

RMIT has a reputation for excellence in work-relevant education and high quality research. RMIT courses are constantly updated to meet the changing needs of business and the broader community, and to provide students with specialised content relevant to professional and personal success in a rapidly-changing world.

An RMIT short course offers you the opportunity to quickly enhance your professional skills, increase general knowledge in a chosen area or simply nurture a new talent or hobby. Short courses run throughout the year.

Taking a short or single course with RMIT gives you access to:

»» industry experts with a passion for excellence and innovation

»» cutting-edge technology, equipment and facilities »» current and relevant course content »» central Melbourne locations.

SINGLE COURSES An RMIT single course is a subject from an undergraduate or postgraduate degree program. A single course gives you an opportunity to experience the subject matter before committing to a degree.

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courses An RMIT short course offers you the opportunity to quickly enhance your professional skills, increase general knowledge in a chosen area or simply nurture a new talent or hobby. RMIT offers short courses in a variety of subject areas including design, business, engineering, fashion, architecture, communication, art, technology, community services, health... the list goes on. The courses are practical and designed to fit within a busy lifestyle, with contents varying from project-based to portfolio development. The courses run throughout the year and are based in central locations.

For more information and to enrol visit www.shortcourses.rmit.edu.au or call +61 3 9925 8111.

lecturer profile Michael Coyne World renowned documentary photographer Dr Michael Coyne is presenting the highly anticipated Documentary Photography course exclusively through RMIT. For over 30 years, Michael has been covering wars, revolutions and international events. His work has appeared in National Geographic Magazine, Life, New York Times, Newsweek, Time, Paris Match and Vogue. He has won awards from the American National Press Photographers Association, Overseas Press Club of America and FCC Hong Kong Human Rights Press Awards. Much of Michael’s award-winning documentary work has taken place in areas regarded as inaccessible and impenetrable due to their political or strategic sensitivity. He has received international acclaim in recognition of the revelatory nature of his photographs and his creative talent.

short COURSES

Architecture and building

Architectural Drawing Techniques— Introduction You will be introduced to standard residential building design and drafting procedures, conventions and documentation practices. You will engage in drawing studio activities to develop an understanding of associated drawing and graphic techniques. City • $510 • S320078 17.07.12 6–9 pm 09.10.12 6–9 pm

8 sessions 8 sessions

AutoCAD for Designers—Level 1 You will be provided with a comprehensive introduction to AutoCAD to produce 2D drawings. The course is delivered in a variety of modes, including theory, demonstrations and practical work. You will gain hands-on experience of AutoCAD through a series of practical exercises.

BCA Part 3.12 2010 This course provides the knowledge and skills to enable you to understand and use the energy efficiency requirements for residential buildings, following the DTS (deemed to satisfy) provisions of the BCA Part 3.12. City • $710 • S130235 30.08.12 8.30 am – 5.30 pm 2 sessions 01.11.12 8.30 am – 5.30 pm 2 sessions BCA Section J—Part J1 to J3 Assessments This course provides the knowledge and skills to enable you to perform BCA Section J, Part J1 to J3 assessments, for small to medium-sized buildings. You will learn how to do it, not just what to do. City • $540 • S130234 01.09.12 9 am – 5.30 pm 03.11.12 9 am – 5.30 pm

1 session 1 session

City/Brunswick • $780 • S320001 07.07.12 9 am – 5 pm 4 sessions 19.07.12 6–9 pm 9 sessions 31.07.12 6.30–9.30 pm 9 sessions 15.08.12 9 am – 5 pm 4 sessions 24.09.12 9 am – 5 pm 4 sessions 04.10.12 6–9 pm 9 sessions 09.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm 9 sessions 24.10.12 9 am – 5 pm 4 sessions 10.11.12 9 am – 5 pm 4 sessions 19.11.12 9 am – 5 pm 4 sessions 20.11.12 9 am – 5 pm 4 sessions

Building Design and Drawing—Career Discovery You will be provided with an overview of the building design profession. Included will be a taster of the various types of drawing systems used by designers including: design and development drawings, presentation drawings and an introduction to reading and interpreting building plans.

AutoCAD for Designers—Level 2 Developed for practitioners with existing AutoCAD skills, this course is aimed at refining and developing drawing and drawing productivity techniques. Delivery is through a combination of demonstration and practical exercises.

Building Thermal Performance Assessment (First Rate 5) This course provides the knowledge and skills to enable you to become an accredited thermal performance assessor with BDAV or ABSA. On satisfactory completion of the course, a certificate will be issued for registration.

Brunswick • $780 • S320002 16.07.12 6–9 pm 10.09.12 9 am – 5 pm 08.10.12 6–9 pm

City • $1200 • S130205 19.07.12 8.30 am – 5.30 pm 16.08.12 8.30 am – 5.30 pm 13.09.12 8.30 am – 5.30 pm 18.10.12 8.30 am – 5.30 pm 22.11.12 8.30 am – 5.30 pm 13.12.12 8.30 am – 5.30 pm

8 sessions 4 sessions 8 sessions

AutoCAD Quickstart This course is a condensed introduction to AutoCAD to produce 2D drawings. The course is delivered through demonstrations and practical exercises. You will gain hands-on experience of AutoCAD through a series of short practical exercises. City • $395 • S320101 08.09.12 9 am – 5 pm

City • $415 • S320011 02.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions 01.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions

4 sessions 4 sessions 4 sessions 4 sessions 4 sessions 4 sessions

Home Sustainability Assessment Developed in consultation with Sustainability Victoria, this course is designed to provide you with the ability to undertake assessments of residential properties and make recommendations to improve domestic sustainability. City • $1600 • S130211 05.07.12 9 am – 5 pm 04.10.12 9 am – 5 pm


REVIT—Concept Design and Visualisation You will explore REVIT’s design and visualisation tools for presentation and analysis, create mass elements that can be modified into many shapes, apply walls, roofs and floors to these elements, and learn to create and render perspective views, walkthroughs and solar studies. Brunswick • $770 • S320163 18.09.12 6–9 pm

7 sessions

REVIT—Level 1 You will be introduced to Autodesk REVIT, a powerful building modeller for architectural design and documentation in 3D and 2D. It is delivered through theory, demonstrations and practical work. You will gain hands-on experience using REVIT’s modelling and documentation commands. Brunswick • $980 • S320005 31.08.12 9 am – 5 pm 01.10.12 6–9 pm 04.10.12 6–9 pm


REVIT—Level 2 You will explore REVIT’s advanced productivity tools with an emphasis on families and custom elements. The course is delivered through theory, demonstrations and practical application. You will gain hands-on experience through practical exercises based on Australian conditions. Brunswick • $980 • S320080 03.10.12 6–9 pm

9 sessions

2 sessions

Current course information and individual course flyers are available at www.shortcourses.rmit.edu.au or www.singlecourses.rmit.edu.au

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art and design

3D Prop Making for Retail—Introduction You will work in a practical workshop environment and be involved in designing and creating multi-purpose display props for visual presentation. You will learn a variety of finishing techniques and work with a range of materials such as foam, wire and card to produce props. City • $480 • S320164 16.08.12 6–9 pm

8 sessions

Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop for Fashion—Introduction This course introduces new techniques and skills using both these programs to develop artwork relevant to fashion and textile design. Brunswick • $1085 • S350210 10.07.12 6–9 pm 12.07.12 6–9 pm


Adobe Illustrator for Fashion—Introduction This course introduces new techniques and skills using Adobe Illustrator to develop artwork relevant to fashion and textile design. Brunswick • $620 • S350245 18.08.12 9.30 am – 12.30 pm 7 sessions 10.11.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions

Adobe Photoshop for Fashion—Introduction This course introduces the use of Adobe Photoshop software to develop images relevant to the fashion and textile industry. Brunswick • $620 • S350244 18.08.12 1.30–4.30 pm

7 sessions

Advertising—Introduction You will be introduced to the discipline of advertising and gain an understanding of the industry and the many options within it. The course will demonstrate common techniques for preparing suitable work for a portfolio. City • $320 • S320106 02.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 2 sessions 01.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 2 sessions

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Bag Making—Introduction, Clutch Bag This course will teach you to design and create a clutch bag, and give you the introductory knowledge associated with bag making.

Design Your Own Vintage Couture Collection This course will appeal to fashion lovers, especially those interested in designing their own vintage couture collection.

Brunswick • $480 • S350264 16.08.12 6–9 pm 25.10.12 6–9 pm

Brunswick • $475 • S350327 04.10.12 6–9 pm


Bag Making—Tote Bag This course will teach you to design and create a tote bag. Brunswick • $480 • S350273 13.08.12 6–9 pm

6 sessions

Bookbinding—Introduction You will undertake practical exercises in bookbinding and finishing. This course is designed for people interested in the introductory aspects of bookbinding, book restoration and gold blocking. Brunswick • $595 • S355119 01.08.12 5.30–8.30 pm

Bookbinding and Restoration You will undertake practical exercises in bookbinding and finishing on an intermediate to advanced level, depending on ability. You will work on your own projects under the supervision and direction of experienced staff. Brunswick • $530 • S355070 02.08.12 5.30–8.30 pm

15 sessions

Camera and Darkroom You will study the basic principles of image design and SLR camera operation. Shooting your own work on black and white film, you will then follow through the process from film to print. You will learn to develop black and white film and explore the techniques of print production. City • $840 • S345154 10.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm

8 sessions

Bag Making—Gusseted Hand Bag This course will teach you to design and create a gusseted hand bag, with strap and internal zip pocket.

Decorative Techniques for Fashion— Introduction You will explore decorative techniques and embellishment for use in fashion. You will explore a range of innovative processes and materials and create a swatch book of experimental samples.

Brunswick • $480 • S350271 22.10.12 6–9 pm

Brunswick • $475 • S350328 02.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 5 sessions

6 sessions

Desktop Publishing for Office and Business If you need to produce flyers, brochures or newsletters, or manipulate images such as logos and photos but don’t know where to start, this is the introductory course for you. The classes will provide a practical overview of Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign (CS5) software for desktop publishing. Brunswick • $995 • S355064 28.08.12 6–9 pm

15 sessions

8 sessions

15 sessions

Desktop Publishing Project Workshop You will expand on the area of your particular interest in desktop publishing, working in an intensive workshop and setting your own project to learn how to achieve a professional outcome. You will learn the higher functions of the software and develop faster work practices. Brunswick • $420 • S355153 10.07.12 6–9 pm 13.11.12 6–9 pm


Desktop Publishing Quickstart Basics Make the move from MS Word to Adobe InDesign. Edit images for professional output and unlock the secrets of Adobe Photoshop, the world’s most popular image editing program. Produce industry standard graphics, suitable for print and other forms of production, with Adobe Illustrator. Brunswick • $420 • S355155 11.07.12 6–9 pm

6 sessions

Documentary Photography with Michael Coyne Some images seem to stand out among others. In this unique short course, offered only at RMIT, you will work under the guidance of the world renowned photojournalist Michael Coyne. Over an extremely practical five weeks you will shoot weekly, analyse, edit and build a standout folio. City • $620 • S345288 28.07.12 10 am – 1 pm 10.11.12 10 am – 1 pm


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lecturer profile

Drawing Techniques for Design You will learn tips, tricks and shortcuts from the professionals to create understandable drawings. This could mean new products, improvements, alterations or inventions, spaces, structures or mechanisms. City • $495 • S320030 19.07.12 5.30–8.30 pm 10 sessions 20.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 5 sessions Fascinating Fashion This course will explore all areas of fashion design – from developing fashion figures to designing garments and accessories. Techniques used include collage, montage, linear work, conte, ink, water colour, pens and pencils. Brunswick • $475 • S350267 24.07.12 6–9 pm

8 sessions

Fashion Drawing This course introduces beginners to fashion drawing. For those with creative ideas, this is the opportunity to learn how to draw a model and present your fashion design ideas in the most effective manner. City • $395 • S350296 11.08.12 12.30–4.30 pm 20.10.12 12.30–4.30 pm

maria fey Maria Fey of Tuscan Design is a professional designer and decorator as well as lecturer at RMIT School of Design TAFE. Along with contracting to Dulux as a colour consultant, Maria is experienced in presentation and interior styling of residential developments, houses and apartments. She also works with clients in the development and design of their kitchens and bathrooms. She won the ‘Australasian Student Award for Interior Design’ (Diploma) while studying at RMIT. A member of the Design Institute of Australia, Maria is passionate about sharing her many years of experience with her students.


Fashion History 1900 to Present Day This course explores and investigates how the trailblazers of fashion in the early part of the 20th century provided a new found freedom for women. Some of the historical figures discussed include Coco Chanel, Paul Poviet and many others. Brunswick • $475 • S350319 26.07.12 6–9 pm

8 sessions

Folio Preparation in 3D Product Design You will be introduced to some simple drawing techniques for planning and recording ideas for 3D projects, as well as concept development applicable to 3D design. You will work to set briefs with teacher feedback and guidance to produce working drawings and models. City • $430 • S320038 02.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions 01.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions Folio Preparation in Fashion Drawing and Fashion Design This 15 week course will give you an understanding of fashion drawing and aspects of fashion for application to tertiary study in fashion design. Brunswick • $690 • S350229 16.08.12 6–9 pm

15 sessions

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Folio Preparation in Fashion Drawing and Fashion Design—Intensive This intensive course will introduce you to principles of fashion drawing and fashion design, before application to tertiary study in a fashion design course. The course is offered in school holidays and on Saturdays. Brunswick • $475 • S350228 02.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 09.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 04.08.12 9.30 am – 1.45 pm 24.09.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 01.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 27.10.12 9.30 am – 1.45 pm


Folio Preparation in Graphic Art This course focuses on the technical electronic preparation and production aspects of design. You will predominantly work on computers in the production of work relevant to graphic art studies in a Mac lab using Adobe CS5. Brunswick • $415 • S320021 01.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm

4 sessions

Folio Preparation in Graphic Design—Level 1 You will be introduced to practical project based graphic design in an energetic studio environment. The content focuses on idea generation, concept development and creating text and image projects for communication design. You will learn manual techniques through short projects. Brunswick • $415 • S320082 02.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions 24.09.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions 01.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions

Folio Preparation in Graphic Design—Level 2 This is a practical project based course that focuses on idea generation, concept development and the creation of text and image design through longer, more in-depth projects than in Level 1. You will work to set briefs which are interpreted in an individual way with teacher guidance and feedback. Brunswick • $415 • S320087 01.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions

Folio Preparation in Interior Decoration You will get an insight into the specific standards and requirements of the study area. This course will assist you to refine your design approach and gain experience in presentation techniques. You will be provided with a broad overview of some of the key areas relevant to interior decoration. City • $415 • S320012 02.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions 01.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions


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Interior Decoration Design Series

The Interior Decoration Design Series is a set of stand-alone study units designed for people employed or wishing to be employed in the retail and commercial area of interior decoration, or those wishing to enhance their personal development or undertake a project. Study units are considered suitable preparation for work in areas of specialist decoration such as soft furnishings, paint and other retail outlets. Interior Decoration Design Series: Creative Lighting Applications You will be introduced to the art of lighting for effect, with flair and style for indoors and out. You will cover the artistic approach to lighting for maximum atmosphere and mood for a variety of situations, and explore lighting for landscaping.

Interior Decoration Design Series: Design History 2—Introduction With an emphasis on interiors, you will cover the main art and design movements in the period from 1840’s Classicism, through midcentury Modern, and up to Post Modernism and Memphis in the 1980s, including Australian periods of note.

City • $595 • S320125 18.07.12 6–8.30 pm

City • $595 • S320138 17.07.12 6–8.30 pm

15 sessions

Interior Decoration Design Series: Design Fundamentals for Interiors If you want to learn the underpinning principles for interior decoration and design, this is an excellent course to begin with. You will practise resolving visual and spatial problems by applying design principles and elements in interior settings.

Interior Decoration Design Series: Drawing Simple Interior Perspectives You will learn the introductory skills required to draw views, with some rendering techniques to communicate your ideas in interior spaces. You will discover how to draw floor plans, how to represent the placement of furniture, furnishings and selected finishes, and how to indicate light direction.

City • $595 •S320126 17.07.12 6–8.30 pm

City • $300 • S320158 09.08.12 6–8.30 pm

15 sessions

Interior Decoration Design Series: Foundation Colour You will be introduced to the foundation of colour and the basic concepts of colour through mixing and adjusting colours and applying the principles to an interior design scheme. You will complete a range of painting exercises and projects investigating colour and how it can be used. City • $595 • S320166 18.07.12 6.30–9 pm

15 sessions

Interior Decoration Design Series: Soft Furnishings and Client Presentation You will explore fabric applications for interiors, including selection and specifications, estimating and quoting for applications ranging from drapes and window coverings to sofas and cushions, rugs, wallpapers and carpets. You will prepare materials boards for presentation to clients. City • $595 • S320129 16.07.12 6–9 pm

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15 sessions

15 sessions

6 sessions

Interior Decoration Design Series: Materials and Finishes for Interiors You will explore the amazing range of interior materials, hard finishes and fixtures available to interior decorators, including flooring materials, laminates, tiles, timbers, stone, glass and new composite polymers and metals. City • $595 • S320128 17.07.12 6–8.30 pm

15 sessions

Interiors: Design and Decoration for Living You will learn about major aspects of redecorating a home such as decoration, colour and space planning, elements and principles of interior decoration, lighting, soft furnishing, furniture styles, renovation techniques, application of decorative materials and surface coatings selection. City • $495 • S320013 19.07.12 6–9 pm 8 sessions 20.07.12 1.30–4.30 pm 8 sessions 11.10.12 6–9 pm 8 sessions 19.10.12 9.30 am – 12.30 pm 8 sessions

student profile heather schwarz “Over the past few years, I was asked by friends to help them with interior decoration and design on their homes. It’s something I’ve loved doing so much, that I thought I’d try a couple of short courses to increase my depth of knowledge and understanding of history and design principles. “I undertook two of the Interior Decoration Design Series courses offered by RMIT.” “The course content exceeded my expectation. I loved the units and the knowledge I gained gave me the confidence to continue. This experience has encouraged me to follow my passion and take the opportunity of further formal study in interior decoration at RMIT. I am proud to be on my way to gain a recognised qualification with an industry leader. It gives me employment options only limited by my imagination.” “Let the story begin!”


Folio Preparation in Photography This course will assist you in preparing a photography folio. It is assumed that you have prior photography skills and the basis of a folio. You will have your current folio assessed and an individual program tailored according to your requirements.

Gerber—Grading and Marker Making (CGMM) This course provides training in computer-aided techniques that are fundamental to the latest Gerber software. You will learn through practical activities, demonstrations and printed learning guides.


Brunswick • $865 • S350282 28.08.12 6–9 pm

Folio Preparation in Studio Textiles and Design—Intensive This course will give you a good understanding of the folio requirements for entry into a VET or HE studio textile and design course. Textile designers are employed in Australian and overseas industries to design fabrics for interior, homeware, fashion, carpet and automotive applications. Brunswick • $475 • S350262 02.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 5 sessions 01.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 5 sessions Folio Preparation in Textile Design and Development This seven-week course is designed to give you a comprehensive introduction and understanding of the requirements for entry into the Textile Design and Development TAFE program. The main focus will be on screen-printing. Brunswick • $475 • S350318 03.11.12 9.30 am – 2 pm

7 sessions

Folio Preparation in Visual Merchandising You will gain skills in sketching techniques, studio workshop processes and arranging merchandise. You will be involved in store display and design, exhibition design, photographic styling and theming. In this course you will work through your own practical visual merchandising project. City • $415 • S320044 02.07.12 9 am – 4 pm 01.10.12 9 am – 4 pm


Folio Preparation in Visual/Fine Art— Intensive This course is designed to enable you to develop observational skills and application in both drawing and painting. City • $475 • S340018 02.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 5 sessions 24.09.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 5 sessions 01.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 5 sessions General Drawing This course is designed to develop your observation skills and drawing techniques from a series of still life set-ups. Brunswick • $395 • S340020 15.10.12 6–9 pm

6 sessions

14 sessions

Gerber—Pattern Making (PDS) This course provides training in computer-aided techniques that are fundamental to the latest Gerber software. You will learn through practical activities, demonstrations and printed learning guides. Brunswick • $865 • S350247 30.07.12 6–9 pm

14 sessions

Graphic Design—Design and Layout You will learn the basics of sound typography and layout with contemporary graphic approaches and how to apply them to briefs. This may include items such as page layout, business identity stationery and promotional materials, personal logos, newsletters or posters. Brunswick • $580 • S320132 26.07.12 6–9 pm

15 sessions

Graphic Design—Type and Image Fundamentals You will explore the underlying principles and elements that are the foundation of design. You will gain an understanding of the driving principles and apply them to strategies around layout, composition and presentation. Brunswick • $580 • S320131 17.07.12 6–9 pm

16 sessions

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InDesign—Fundamentals You will cover the fundamental features of InDesign and address some more advanced functions. You will learn how to assemble graphic elements into single or multiple pages for publishing, how to apply type and illustration controls, page make-up and formatting using CS5. Brunswick • $565 • S355120 18.07.12 6–9 pm 10.10.12 6–9 pm


Introduction to Photography—Technical and Aesthetic This is a practical course explaining the basics of digital SLR camera operation and exploring methods of creating more visually dynamic photographs. An introduction to post production and output to print is also considered. City • $620 • S345151 09.08.12 6.30–9.30 pm 22.09.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 17.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm 27.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 24.11.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm

8 sessions 4 sessions 8 sessions 4 sessions 4 sessions

Lectra—Introduction This course aims to introduce the basic computer-aided pattern making principles using the Lectra system. This is achieved via demonstrations, practical application and various handouts. Brunswick • $740 • S350215 05.09.12 6–9 pm

12 sessions

Life Drawing This course will focus on a series of exercises and instructions in drawing the human form. City • $395 • S340025 18.10.12 6–9 pm

6 sessions

Illustration—Styles and Techniques This project based course is designed to develop an illustration folio using a variety of techniques, styles and media. You will explore collage, pen, brush and wash work and computer generated artwork for a range of contexts such as books, magazines, packaging and cards.

Making Footwear by Hand This course is ideal for people who are interested in the craft of designing and making footwear by hand.

Brunswick • $515 • S320121 15.08.12 6–9 pm

Making Footwear By Hand—Advanced This course is ideal for people who wish to work on advancing their skills in designing and making footwear by hand.

6 sessions

Illustrator—Fundamentals You will learn the fundamental tools and functions of Adobe Illustrator, the premier graphics creation vector software. Logos, posters, packaging and digital illustrations are all ideal projects for Illustrator. It is also the perfect tool for character design and animation layout. Brunswick • $565 • S355125 25.07.12 6–9 pm 10.10.12 6–9 pm


Brunswick • $960 • S350230 13.10.12 9.30 am – 4.00 pm 6 sessions

Brunswick • $960 • S350323 03.07.12 6–9 pm

14 sessions

Passionista—Fashion Painting This course will enhance your ability to paint and develop fashion figures, from investigating the colour palette to exploring fashion garments through to a finished stylised painting. Brunswick • $475 • S350326 02.10.12 6–9 pm


8 sessions

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Pattern Drafting You will learn how to draft and fit basic blocks to your own personal measurements. You will develop the skills required to draft and fit madeto-measure garments for yourself or clients. Brunswick • $655 • S350324 19.07.12 6–9 pm 11.10.12 6–9 pm


Pattern Making This course covers basic pattern making techniques. You will develop base style patterns from the provided basic/foundation blocks. A choice of Australian standard sizes 8 to 16 basic/foundation block patterns will be available. Brunswick • $655 • S350203 17.07.12 6–9 pm 09.10.12 6–9 pm


People and Portrait Photography This course outlines the techniques for photographing people. It includes choice of appropriate equipment, best use of lighting, location selection and technical considerations for formal and environmental portraits. City • $620 • S345183 20.08.12 6.30–9.30 pm 25.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm


Photoshop—Fundamentals You will be introduced to the fundamental functions and tools of Photoshop, the standard image manipulation tool for electronic publishing. Knowledge of the software is essential to quality publications. You will also look at saving images for the web. Brunswick • $570 • S355123 23.07.12 6–9 pm 08.10.12 6–9 pm


Photoshop Advanced—Specialist Techniques for Digital Photography You will explore essential methods for adjusting and controlling colour and tonal information within images. Through a heightened attention to colour management, monitor calibration and use of the RAW file format you will learn to take your images to a new level of control and expression. City • $590 • S345262 16.10.12 6.30–9.30pm

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6 sessions

Photoshop Introduction—The Fundamental Elements for Digital Photography In this six-week introductory course you will begin to develop the appropriate use of various tools in Photoshop. Focusing on the needs of photographers you will learn how to manipulate and enhance digital images and reliably produce high quality photographic images. City • $590 • S345261 07.08.12 6.30–9.30 pm 24.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm


POP (Point of Purchase) and Retail Display— Introduction If you are setting out or involved in retail marketing, you will gain great insight into the power of point of purchase displays as a marketing tool for retail. For those already established, this course will broaden your knowledge. City • $420 • S320161 13.08.12 6–9 pm

6 sessions

Screen-print Your T-shirt You will learn how to create images for screens, how to prepare and register them, and how to print out film from a digital format printer. Your end product will be a four-colour screen printed T-shirt. Brunswick • $350 • S350285 08.08.12 6–9 pm 10.10.12 6–9 pm


Sewing In this course you will learn to make your own trendy clothes that suit and actually fit your body. You will learn techniques of top designers. You will also learn how to fit and adjust commercial patterns to your size, so your garments look professionally made. Brunswick • $565 • S350234 17.07.12 6–9 pm 21.07.12 10 am – 1 pm 02.10.12 6–9 pm 06.10.12 10 am – 1 pm

10 sessions 10 sessions 10 sessions 10 sessions

Print Awareness You will be introduced to production procedures from artwork to press in easy-to-understand language. There is hands-on interaction with samples and tools to maximise your involvement and understanding of the processes and equipment commonly used in the printing and pre-press areas.

Sewing for Designers and Artists This course will introduce you to a range of basic sewing techniques suitable for a number of applications within and beyond fashion design. Through a series of short projects, you will learn how to cut and sew a variety of materials using industrial sewing machines and hand construction methods.

Brunswick • $675 • S355038 05.12.12 9 am – 4 pm

City • $450 • S315068 10.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 3 sessions

3 sessions

Product Knowledge Workshops in Textiles These workshops have been specifically designed for current and newly appointed TCF staff wishing to improve their technical knowledge and gain a wider appreciation of the many facets of the total ‘textile pipeline’ from fibres to fashion. Brunswick • $370 • S350224 29.10.12 9 am – 5 pm 30.10.12 9 am – 5 pm 31.10.12 9 am – 5 pm 01.11.12 9 am – 5 pm 02.11.12 9 am – 5 pm 20.08.12 9 am – 5 pm 21.08.12 9 am – 5 pm 22.08.12 9 am – 5 pm 23.08.12 9 am – 5 pm 24.08.12 9 am – 5 pm

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Styling for Photography You will be introduced to the styling profession and take a behind-the-scenes look at the tips and tricks and just plain hard work that goes into preparing a product for the perfect shot. Areas covered are food, fashion and interior. You will also complete a hands-on brief with your own props. City • $400 • S320154 25.07.12 6–9 pm 24.10.12 6–9 pm


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Styling Your Home—Introduction Express your own sense of style by referencing and analysing a range of different interior styles, considering which will work for your environment, budget and taste. You will gain an overview of major aspects of styling and how to alter the look of your space without changing the structure.

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Certificate of Calligraphy

City • $480 • S320156 20.07.12 9.30 am – 12.30 pm 8 sessions Sustainable Fashion This two-day workshop will address the following issues: Can a sustainable business make fashion garments profitably? What does sustainable fashion really mean? Brunswick • $700 • S350329 20.11.12 9 am – 4.30 pm

2 sessions

Travel and Landscape Photography This eight-week course covers important aspects of travel and landscape photography, from equipment selection to methods of photographing a variety of locations, events, people and wildlife. Learning will take place through explanation, demonstration, discussion and practical assignments. City • $620 • S345182 23.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm

8 sessions

Visual Merchandising—Introduction You will gain an understanding of the power and scope of visual merchandising in today’s world of retailing. You will be provided with an overview of the many aspects of visual merchandising affecting today’s traders and retailers. City • $430 • S320089 18.07.12 6–9 pm 17.10.12 6–9 pm


Visual Merchandising— Product Presentation You will learn the fundamentals of visual presentation of a range of product categories. You will be introduced to a variety of handson product presentation techniques and merchandising projects. You will produce your own displays and props and be exposed to a range of merchandise for display. City • $595 • S320162 17.07.12 6–9 pm

15 sessions

Discover the art of western-style calligraphy. Learn how to create beautiful work with the traditional tools of lettering in a small, friendly group. If you ever wanted to be confident enough to produce your own artwork, invitations, certificates, menus or other examples of hand-crafted work on paper this series of courses is for you. Calligraphy for Beginners—Unit 1 You will learn the major calligraphic styles, common illumination techniques, ways to use calligraphy on cards, wrapping and invitations, and gain confidence with your handwriting. City • $495 • S320083 16.07.12 6.15–8.45 pm

15 sessions

Calligraphy Applied—Unit 2 You will cover business cards/letterheads, Roman capitals, invitations, layout methods and design. City • $495 • S320084 16.07.12 6.15–8.45 pm

15 sessions

Calligraphy Electives—Unit 4 You will cover toolmaking, lettering variations, bookbinding, gilding and innovative lettering. City • $495 • S320086 17.07.12 6.15–8.45 pm

15 sessions

Calligraphy—Master Class—Unit 5 You will undertake self-directed project work, learn new techniques (which will vary based on the group expertise), advanced layout and design, how to source inspiration and develop it into a finished piece and advanced lettering techniques. City • $495 • S320148 17.07.12 6.15–8.45 pm

15 sessions

Calligraphy Advanced Writing—Unit 3 You will cover historic manuscript study, background techniques, versals, and a variety of higher level illumination techniques. City • $495 • S320085 17.07.12 6.15–8.45 pm

15 sessions


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lecturer profile brenda hughes Brenda Hughes has over 22 years experience at management level in large corporations, including IT project management, large scale operational management and strategy and planning. “My teaching experience partnered with my years in senior management enables me to bring industryfocused learning into the classroom. Students learn about the theory of management through real life examples and experiences. The groups enjoy the challenges of seeing how the theory is applied in the workplace.” Brenda has a Graduate Diploma of Management and is the author of 14 learner guides across a range of management subjects. She teaches the Diploma of Management courses at RMIT.

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BAS Agent Registration Skills Set Are you seeking registration as a BAS agent under the Tax Agent Services Act 2009? Under the current tax ruling, an approved course in GST/BAS taxation principles needs to be completed and this course is a selfpaced learning program which meets these requirements.

Certificate IV in Small Business (Developing and managing your small business) Do you have great technical skills that you would like to turn into a business venture? Learn from experienced business professionals what you need to do to make your business a success and participate in practical activities to plan your business and operations.

Flexible enrolment • $690 for two units (or $495 for one unit) • S650205

City • $1250 • S650208 15.08.12 9 am – 4 pm

Business Writing for Maximum Impact This course will help you to improve your business writing skills and the effectiveness of your emails and reports. You will learn to write business documents that achieve results and present a professional image.

Dynamic Websites with PHP and MySQL This course covers the skills and knowledge required to create dynamic web pages using PHP server-side processing. Participants will learn the basics of the PHP language and how it can be used to create a customised browsing experience for the user.

City • $350 • S345264 18.08.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 1 session 13.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 1 session 24.11.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 1 session Certificate IV in International Trade The Certificate IV in International Trade concentrates on work-based projects framed around importing and exporting functions. Graduates will be of immediate value to businesses across a range of sectors, armed with skills that will drive international trade solutions and deliver tangible results. City • $1190 • S650211 11.07.12 6–9 pm

15 sessions

Certificate IV in Project Management Project management is becoming a core skill set for managers, coordinators and team leaders in enterprises. These core capabilities will assist professionals responsible for organising, managing, monitoring and reviewing workflow, which can result in increasing productivity and overall effectiveness. City • $1400 • S650210 03.08.12 10 am – 4 pm

5 sessions

City • $950 • S650195 02.08.12 5.30–8.30 pm

9 sessions

10 sessions

MYOB Complete Package This course is aimed at people wanting to introduce MYOB into their accounting procedures. You will go through the following MYOB manuals: Setting Up version 19, Day to Day Processes version 19, Inventory Management version 19, End of Period Reconciliation and BAS version 19a, and Payroll Management. City • $575 • S155085 09.08.12 5.30–8.30 pm 27.09.12 5.30–8.30 pm 16.11.12 10 am – 4 pm


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PDF and Acrobat for the Business Environment PDFs (Portable Document Files) are now an integral part of the document exchange in a professional office, but also pose many new challenges. You will learn how to effectively use, create and secure PDF documents in the professional office environment to make this application work securely for you. Brunswick • $240 • S355145 13.07.12 9 am – 4 pm 12.10.12 9 am – 4 pm

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diploma of Management

1 session 1 session

RG 146 Financial Compliance RMIT University is registered by ASIC to provide RG 146 training at Tier 1 to meet ASIC’s generic and specialist knowledge and skills requirements. You will gain professional development and be able to provide financial product advice. Flexible enrolment • $450 • S650183

Structured Query Language (SQL) In this course you will develop skills in the use of Structured Query Language (SQL). SQL will be used to create, populate and manipulate databases within a client-server database system, as well as to retrieve data in a variety of ways. City • $550 • S650194 27.09.12 5.30–7.30 pm

Whether you already have management experience or you aspire to a management position, this practical course will provide key concepts and help you develop the skills to advance your career. You will obtain an accredited qualification on successful completion of the three courses.

5 sessions

City • $620 • S650202

Diploma of Management— Project and Risk Management Essentials Anyone involved in project management needs to know the terminology and tools of contemporary project management to make sure projects come in on time, on budget and meet deliverables. This program covers elements of a project management methodology to ensure these outcomes are achieved.

18.07.12

City • $950 • S650203

Diploma of Management— Financial Management Financial accountability is an essential management function and part of business success. Understanding financial reports is a key part of a management role and this program will build your skills in how to contribute to the planning, management and monitoring of organisational finances.

5 sessions

6–9 pm

22.08.12

6–9 pm

Diploma of Management— Recruit and Manage Staff Learn about critical success factors in recruiting and managing staff to optimise performance and achieve business outcomes. This course will cover all elements of recruiting and retaining staff as part of an organisational workforce planning and development framework. City • $620 • S650204 31.10.12

6–9 pm

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communication and digital media

3D Studio Max for Architects and Interior Designers 3D Studio Max is the current state-of-theart rapid modelling and visualisation tool for architects and interior designers. You will learn how to transform your designs into 2D and 3D visual representations, and explore the processes involved in designing, rendering and animating your 3D model. City • $990 • S345139 27.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 6 sessions 03.12.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 6 sessions Adobe After Effects—Beginning Motion Graphics This course will equip you with fundamental concepts and techniques to produce motion graphics and animation for digital video and interactive media. City • $680 • S345138 17.07.12 6.30–9.30 pm 09.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm


Adobe After Effects 4 Reel—The Advanced Project This course builds on an understanding of the After Effects work space, allowing you to develop motion graphics from concept to output. You will be required to develop your own motion graphic piece from concept through to finished media. City • $680 • S345273 10.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm

8 sessions

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Advertising Creatively—Building a Campaign for Your Business Explore how to build an advertising campaign for your business. Utilising a mix of advertising theory, discussion and workshops you will expand your view of how a campaign can be built, and create a campaign design strategy. City • $680 • S345289 26.07.12 6.30–9.00 pm

Animation in Flash Over three sessions, you will explore the core concepts of animation in this practical introductory course. Under the guidance of a professional, you will cover the traditional and digital techniques involved in producing 2D animation. City • $480 • S345202 08.09.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 3 sessions Art Direction in Action How should you, the Art Director, create a unique look to support your idea or vision? Does your idea need illustration or photography, a big, splashy headline or something demure, maybe a logo? In this one-day intensive course you will explore how to use art to support your written communication. City • $340 • S345283 13.10.12 10 am – 5 pm

1 session

Audio Production—Studio Recording for the Music Industry Have you always wanted to record and produce music in a recording studio using the latest in recording technology? In this highly practical course you will record a live band using our $150,000 NEVE Genesys mixing desk. Edit, mix and produce recordings on Pro Tools and take home your final mix! City • $620 • S345193 24.09.12 9 am – 5 pm 24.11.12 9 am – 5 pm


Broadcast Production for TV, Radio and Web —The Complete Overview Would you love to create professional productions for TV, radio or the web? In this hands-on course you will produce a segment for TV broadcast, an audio piece for radio broadcast, learn the process involved to get your work on air and also explore the formats required for internet delivery. City • $960 • S345287 02.08.12 6.30–9.30 pm

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lecturer profile Alexandre Gaitan Alexandre Gaitan has been teaching foreign languages for twelve years and obtained his Masters in Applied Linguistics two years ago. He has worked in many universities and private schools such as Alliance Francaise, ITESM, The American School, Adomlingua and ITD Durango. Alexandre has been teaching French at RMIT for four years and he really enjoys seeing his students’ progress, from the first day in class when they learn to say ‘bonjour’ to their final lesson when they show a much more sophisticated command of the language. As a linguist, Alexandre uses a different range of teaching methods according to each group’s profile, but prefers the communicative approach, in which students use the language in its most common scenarios. He believes that learning a foreign language is a powerful tool in order to grow socially, professionally and intellectually in a globalised world.

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Languages Arabic for Beginners This introductory course is for students with limited or no prior knowledge of Arabic. You will cover a range of topics designed to develop basic proficiency in spoken and written Arabic, as well as practical knowledge of Arabic culture in different personal and social contexts. City • $360 • S365044 11.09.12 6–8 pm

12 sessions

Arabic for Beginners 2 This is the second level of the introductory course of the Arabic language. It prepares you to use the Arabic language for travel, social and cultural engagement and/or workplace application. Delivered in a communicative and practical way, the course stimulates applied skills. City • $360 • S365076 11.09.12 6–8 pm

12 sessions

French for Beginners 1 French for Beginners 1 is for students who wish to learn French in an informal atmosphere for recreation or work. The course will introduce you to basic grammar and communication and equip you with a basic knowledge of French culture for daily social situations. City • $300 • S365029 24.09.12 6–8 pm

10 sessions

French for Beginners 2 This course follows French for Beginners 1 and is for people who want to learn more of the language in a relaxed atmosphere, for recreation or work. The course will build on your previous French studies and will continue to equip you for travel and communicating with French speakers in daily life. City • $300 • S365037 24.09.12 6–8 pm

10 sessions

French for Intermediates 1 This course follows on from French for Beginners 2 and is for people who want to continue to learn the language in a relaxed and communicative environment. The course will consolidate your previous French studies and allow you to become more proficient in your conversational skills. City • $300 • S365038 25.09.12 6–8 pm

10 sessions

French for Intermediates 2 This course is for people who want to continue their study of French with an emphasis on developing their confidence and fluency in the language. The course will deepen your knowledge of the French culture and give you the opportunity to develop your proficiency. City • $300 • S365039 25.09.12 6–8 pm

10 sessions

French Conversation This course is designed to allow you to practise your conversational French in an informal and friendly environment. It is aimed at those students who have some knowledge of French and can hold a conversation.

intermediate level, enabling you to use the language in a more advanced, natural and culturally appropriate manner.

City • $225 • S365040 25.07.12 5.30–7 pm 10.10.12 5.30–7 pm

Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Level N4 Preparation Workshop This course aims to help you to reach your potential in the preparation for level N4 of the JLPT, the universally recognised qualification for your Japanese language skills. The course will consolidate and extend your Japanese language skills in reading, writing and listening at this level.


Greek for Beginners This is a basic Greek course for people who want to learn the language in a practical and relaxed atmosphere and use it for recreation, work or study. This course will provide the appropriate level to begin communicating in Greek and prepare you for travel to Greece and Cyprus. City • $360 • S365052 27.09.12 6–8 pm

12 sessions

Greek Conversation This is an intermediate to advanced level course designed to allow you to practise and maintain your conversational Greek in an informal and friendly environment. City • $360 • S365075 26.09.12 6–8 pm

12 sessions

Indonesian—Beginners This introductory course covers a range of topics designed to develop basic proficiency in spoken and written Indonesian, as well as practical knowledge of Indonesian culture in different personal and social contexts. The course is delivered in a communicative and practical way. City • $300 • S365045 25.09.12 6–8 pm

10 sessions

Japanese for Beginners 1 This course will introduce you to the basic skills of the Japanese language and familiarise you with the formation of the three scripts in written Japanese. It will equip you with a basic knowledge of the language and culture for daily situations. City • $450 • S365008 03.09.12 6–9 pm

10 sessions

Japanese for Beginners 2 This is the second of a series of three introductory courses and aims to build on your basic skills in the Japanese language and further acquisition of kanji characters. The focus is on practical speaking, listening and socio-cultural communicative skills. City • $450 • S365051 05.09.12 6–9 pm

10 sessions

Japanese—Advanced Conversation This course will focus on developing practical conversation and listening skills. It aims to consolidate and integrate your knowledge of the Japanese language acquired up to an

City • S365003 • $450 23.07.12 6–9 pm

City • $150 • S365004 25.10.12 6–8.30 pm

10 sessions

4 sessions

Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Level N5 Preparation Workshop This course aims to help you to reach your potential in the preparation for level N5 of the JLPT, the universally recognised qualification for your Japanese language skills. The course will consolidate and extend your Japanese language skills in reading, writing and listening at this level. City • $150 • S365036 23.10.12 6–8.30 pm

4 sessions

Spanish for Beginners 1 This is the first of a series of three Spanish language and culture introductory courses. It is designed for people who want to learn the language in a practical and relaxed atmosphere and use it for recreational and/or work and study related activities. City • $280 • S365010 20.09.12 6–8 pm

10 sessions

Spanish for Beginners 3 This course is the continuation of Spanish for Beginners 2 and the final of a series of three introductory courses to the Spanish language and its culture. It will prepare you for study, work or travel. City • $280 • S365049 04.09.12 6–8 pm

10 sessions

Spanish for Intermediates 3 This is the third of a series of three courses that consolidate the basic skills of the Spanish language. You will go through a range of practical content at the intermediate level, tailored to your needs. There will be a focus on speaking and listening skills. City • $280 • S360057 06.09.12 6–8 pm

10 sessions

Spanish for Advanced Students 3 This is the third of a series of three courses that are designed for those students with a high level of Spanish language who aim to perfect their knowledge both at a conversational and grammatical level. City • $280 • S365084 11.09.12 6–8 pm


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Building a Social Media Practice for Your Creative Enterprise Mixing social media and entrepreneurial flair, this course will take you beyond merely establishing a social media presence into integrating social media as a working component of your professional practice. Learn the techniques of social media, as well as why you need it in the first place. City • $680 • S345279 30.08.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 3 sessions

Copyediting—Advanced This advanced course offers discussion of the principles and challenges of copyediting, and practical exercises for revising and correcting a range of complex written material to make it suitable for typesetting and publication. It considers the distinct needs of readers, authors and publishers.

iPhone and iPad Game Development with Unity Pro IOS Would you love to build your own app and put it onto your iPhone, iTouch or iPad? In this 10 session course you will learn how to produce games for the Apple iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad tablet computer. You will then deploy your app to the hardware using Xcode.

City • $340 • S345097 01.12.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm

City • $960 • S345266 12.11.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 5 sessions

Clear Writing for Effective Communication In this practical, experiential and interactive course you will: (a) learn and practise the process of clear writing, and (b) develop the associated skills by rewriting case studies into concise, compelling and engaging communications.

Copywriting in Action You will collaborate as a team in ‘the process’ of writing complete works of copy. Theory, strategy and creativity are put into practice in workshops generating ideas, articulating them into words, then writing copy according to the Anatomy of Body Copy as demonstrated in the course book.


City • $680 • S345185 31.07.12 6.30–9.30 pm 09.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm

Comedy Writing Would you like to learn the skills needed to write stand-up or narrative comedy? Build characters, devise stories and apply principles of comedy writing to create your own stand-up routine, comedy film or sitcom. Taught by Australia’s internationally acclaimed ‘comedy doctor’, Tim Ferguson. City • $550 • S345253 25.08.12 10 am – 3.30 pm 10.11.12 10 am – 3.30 pm


Copyediting—Introduction This course introduces the principles, techniques, tips and tricks used in revising and correcting written material. You will learn the fundamentals of copyediting and the application of editing marks to hard copy in a range of practical exercises. City • $340 • S345096 11.08.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 1 session 06.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 1 session 03.11.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 1 session

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Documentary Video Production 1— Introduction Would you like to experience the full process involved in making a television or film documentary? This course will take you through the process from beginning to end, from pre-production planning and treatment, production with digital video and postproduction non-linear editing using Final Cut Pro. City • $680 • S345114 28.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 3 sessions 17.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm 6 sessions

Grammar and Punctuation This two-day intensive course revises the eight parts of speech, sentence structure and the standard punctuation marks. You will identify and fix common problems in writing and learn the principles of plain English. City • $580 • S345043 28.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 2 sessions 01.09.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 2 sessions 01.12.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 2 sessions

iPhone and iPad Apps Creation for Absolute Beginners Would you love to gain an understanding of how to program your own app? If you’re not a programmer—you don’t ‘eat code’ for breakfast—but you know your way around a computer, this course is a great way to get started, teaching you to build your own app from scratch. City • $860 • S345272 15.09.12 6.30–9.30 pm

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Maya—An Introduction to 3D Creative Design Maya is an industry standard in film and computer game production. This course serves as an introduction, providing instruction in modelling, texturing and rendering with Maya 2011. City • $480 • S345229 23.08.12 6.30–9.30 pm

6 sessions

Maya Intermediate—3D Character Animation Learn the fundamentals of character animation in this exciting new short course. This course will provide a focused 3D animation primer. All digital puppets are provided and attention will focus solely on the 3D character animation process. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced 3D modellers. City • $520 • S345230 24.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm

8 sessions

Music Production—Creating Your Own Tracks You will create music with software synthesizers, samplers, looping and recording, while exploring the world of digital audio editing and instrument and audio processing plug-ins. The emphasis will be on learning sound modification techniques to realise the best results for your project. City • $440 • S345258 02.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 3 sessions 11.12.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 3 sessions Pitching for Film and TV Many film and television projects fail at the final hurdle—the pitch. You’ve done the hard work, but if you can’t sell your ideas, you’re in trouble. Knowing how to ‘pitch’ your scripts and concepts is a vital skill for anyone aiming to work in the film and TV industries. City • $480 • S345284 01.09.12 10 am– 5 pm

2 sessions

Production Lighting for Live Events Over three full days you will learn how to set up, record and operate lighting cues and effects. You will explore the theory and practice of how to mix colour and use different types of lighting to design and achieve creative lighting effects. City • $550 • S345236 07.12.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 3 sessions


Public Relations CONTINUOUS professional development

The Public Relations CPD program offers specialist training for professional communicators and is officially endorsed by the Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA). As a leader in public relations education, RMIT seeks out the best-informed industry trainers to provide you with the knowledge and skills to stay ahead of the field. You can choose just one course or complete the whole program. PR CPD—Creating Effective Campaigns with Social Media—Level 1 You will look at the place and relevance of each medium in today’s context, the importance of strategic development and creative and production requirements. The importance of approaching digital media from the audience or customers’ perspective is emphasised, examining ways for this to be achieved.

PR CPD—Influencing Audiences— Professional Presentation Skills The ability to effectively present can make or break your career. You will learn how to understand the purpose and objectives of a presentation; analyse the audience, venue and occasion; choose an appropriate style and language; build confidence; and incorporate powerful non-verbal communication.

City • $435 • S200102 28.08.12 9.30 am – 5 pm

City • $435 • S200088 31.10.12 9.30 am – 5 pm

1 session

PR CPD—Social Media—Creating a Media Mix That Works!—Level 2 You will gain a deeper understanding of the role of digital media in modern PR and communication practice with analysis of key digital media and how to use them as part of the communication strategy. Web 2.0 and mobile media will be highlighted. City • $435 • S200103 11.09.12 9.30 am – 5 pm

1 session

PR CPD—Event Management—Level 1 This course will help you initiate and organise events that produce top results. Successful promotion and event management requires highly developed multi-tasking skills and clever planning. Learn how to maximise the impact of your event and successfully obtain the media coverage you need. City • $435 • S200098 05.09.12 9.30 am – 5 pm

1 session

1 session

PR CPD—Issues and Crisis Management—Level 2 Learn how to create an effective issues management process or improve your existing one. Scan for, identify and prioritise issues; differentiate between an issue and a crisis; secure and maintain support; benchmark your process against best practice; and evaluate your process and demonstrate return. City • $435 • S200106 03.07.12 9.30 am – 5 pm

1 session

PR CPD—Media Release and PR Writing Cement your vital writing skills by focusing on accuracy, brevity and clarity; understanding your audience and tailoring your message; and using good grammar, punctuation, spelling, style and syntax. City • $765 • S200089 20.11.12 10 am – 5 pm

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Public Relations Certificate

The Public Relations Certificate is an intensive industry-oriented program which has been running for more than 20 years. Endorsed by the Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA), the Certificate will update you with the latest industry trends and prepare you for career success. You can choose just one course or complete the whole program.

Public Relations Certificate— Media Relations and Social Media Knowing how to deal with mainstream media creates publicity and promotion for your organisation, while taking advantage of social media can give you the edge over the competition with your targeted audiences. City • $1445 • S200109 08.08.12 5.30–8.30 pm

8 sessions

Public Relations Certificate— PR Principles and Practices You will cover basic and emerging trends in public relations practice and learn how to apply underlying communication principles that guide the discipline. City • $1445 • S200017 16.08.12 5.30–8.30 pm

9 sessions

Public Relations Certificate— PR Writing You will learn and develop the key writing skills used in public relations. Topics include the basics of good PR writing; grammar, punctuation, style and rules; media releases and kits; feature writing/bios/profiles; speech writing and reports. City • $1445 • S200019 21.08.12 5.30–8.30 pm

8 sessions

PR CPD—Event Management—Level 2 Do you have an understanding of what it takes to organise successful events but need extra tips to make you and your event shine? You will be given practical guidance to plan and run an amazing event. Learn the art of strategic planning and research to ensure a positive result.

PR CPD—Winning Hearts and Minds— Speech Writing One of the most effective ways to move people to action is to write and deliver a powerful speech. Learn to plan speeches to get the outcome you want; open and close with impact; build a speech that flows; underline your key points; and apply editing strategies to set your speech apart.

Public Relations Certificate— Strategic PR and Planning You will use case studies to gain a strong insight into the ways public relations focuses strategically to get results. Strategic PR analysis and management tools will be discussed and used to investigate cases in a number of areas.

City • $435 • S200099 19.09.12 9.30 am – 5 pm

City • $435 • S200087 17.10.12 9.30 am – 5 pm

City • $1445 • S200018 12.07.12 5.30–8.30 pm

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Proofreading—Introduction This course covers the basics of how to proofread fiction and non-fiction documents that are to be typeset and published. You will learn the standard proofreading marks and apply them to a familiarisation exercise and proofs of real-life documents such as a brochure, book chapters, and an advertisement. City • S345098 • $340 13.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 1 session 10.11.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 1 session Proofreading—Advanced This advanced course builds on your experience and familiarity with basic proofreading in order to develop your speed, accuracy, efficiency, versatility, confidence and thoroughness. City • $340 • S345099 18.08.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 1 session Screenwriting—All You Can Eat Weekend Do you have an idea for a script or screenplay? In this intensive course you will learn cuttingedge principles and practices for developing scripts for film and television. You will build your screenwriting skills with Australia’s internationally acclaimed ‘comedy doctor’, Tim Ferguson. City • $420 • S345276 22.09.12 10 am – 5 pm 08.12.12 10 am – 5 pm


Screenwriting—Introduction Do you have an idea for a script or screenplay? In this course you will learn cutting-edge principles and practices for developing scripts for film and television. You will build your screenwriting skills with Australia’s internationally acclaimed ‘comedy doctor’, Tim Ferguson. City • $620 • S345029 10.07.12 6.30–9.30 pm 02.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm


Social Media Marketing for Real Estate Professionals In real estate, getting your brand out to the world is everything and social media is one of the best ways to promote yourself. Starting with the basics, this course will give you the skills to create, manage and update your online presence, as well as keep up to date with the latest information. City • $480 • S345286 03.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 2 sessions 09.10.12 6.30 – 9.30 pm 4 sessions 04.12.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 2 sessions

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Website Design 1—The Full Overview In this course you will acquire a solid overview of the skills needed to design and create a website. Exploring concepts beginning with HTML and the use of Dreamweaver you will soon understand the need for a range of software to develop and create a website. City • $950 • S345057 18.07.12 6.30–9.30 pm 19.07.12 6.30–9.30 pm 10.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm 11.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm


Website Design 2—Build Your Website This course delves deep into how to achieve a multi-page website. Expanding on concepts introduced in Website Design 1—The Full Overview you will create more focused CSS and JavaScript. Adobe software tools, Dreamweaver, Flash and Photoshop will drive your techniques toward more creative design. City • $950 • S345271 19.07.12 6.30–9.30 pm 11.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm

Writing for the Web Writing for the web is a specialist skill. The web is a highly interactive and non-linear form of media communication which requires a different approach to print media. This course will assist you to produce clear, concise, attractive and well organised web documents for the intended audience. City • $520 • S345093 25.08.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 2 sessions 17.11.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 2 sessions

community services and social science


Writing Creative Fiction—Introduction Is it time to bring out the writer in you? In this course you will develop an understanding of a range of fiction writing styles. You will be encouraged to develop and apply fiction writing skills of construction and criticism. Emphasis is on development of short story and novel writing. Book early. City • $720 • S345162 04.09.12 6.30–9.30 pm

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Writing Creative Fiction 2—Going Further Would you like to expand your experience in writing fiction? Emphasis is on taking risks, trusting your creative impetus and developing a writing practice. You will be breaking rules and re-constructing work with a refreshed outlook and a deeper understanding of fundamentals. City • $720 • S345275 29.08.12 6.30–9.30 pm

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Advanced Practice with Families, Children and Adolescents This course is designed to provide a range of intervention approaches to facilitate positive outcomes with families in complex situations. City • $1920 • S365081 01.08.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 4 sessions

Writing for Children This course will introduce you to the marketplace of children’s writing and focus on writing picture books. You will look at language, pacing, targeting different ages, chapter books and how to prepare and submit manuscripts to a publisher. City • $520/$560 • S345256 04.07.12 6.30–9.30 pm 10.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm



Computing and information technology

CCNA TURBO This course provides an excellent introduction to networks, focusing in particular on IP addressing and configuring Cisco routers and switches. It also prepares for the Cisco certification exam 640-802 CCNA. City • $1580 • S155081 10.07.12 5.30–9.30 pm

18 sessions

CCNA1—Cisco Systems Networking Academy Program—Networking Basics You will understand how to communicate in a network-centric world. You will also gain knowledge and skills to describe the functions of the seven layers of the OSI reference model, describe physical and logical addresses and identify key differences between them. City • $575 • S130167 07.07.12 8 am – 5 pm

5 sessions

CCNA2—Cisco Systems Networking Academy Program—Router and Routing Basics You will examine router elements (RAM, ROM, CDP); describe connection-oriented network service and connectionless network service; control router passwords, configure router identification and banner; check an initial configuration using the setup command; and configure and verify IP addresses. City • $575 • S130168 11.08.12 8 am – 5 pm

5 sessions

CCNA3—Cisco Systems Networking Academy Program—Switching Basics You will learn to describe LAN switching theory and benefits of VLANS, Virtual Trunking Protocol, Spanning Tree Protocol and Level 1 troubleshooting service. City • $575 • S130169 21.08.12 5.30–9.30 pm 15.09.12 8 am – 5 pm


CCNA4—Cisco Systems Networking Academy Program—WAN Technologies You will learn to differentiate between the following WAN services: HDLC, PPP, Frame Relay; working of DHCP, NAT/PAT technologies; list commands to monitor Frame Relay operation in the router; identify PPP operations to encapsulate WAN data on Cisco routers; and configure Access-lists. City • $575 • S130170 20.10.12 8 am – 5 pm

5 sessions

CCNP ROUTE The course prepares for the certification exam 642-902 ROUTE. You will gain knowledge and skills in advanced IP addressing and routing in implementing scalable and secure Cisco ISR routers connected to LANs and WANs. City • $790 • S155099 12.07.12 5.30–9.30 pm

9 sessions

MCP—Implement, Manage and Maintain Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure This course provides 40 hours of instructorled training to provide you with the required knowledge and skills to manage networking infrastructure, including DHCP services, DNS, routing and remote access in a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 environment. The course prepares you for the MCP 70-291 exam. City • $600 • S130207 18.07.12 5.30–9.30 pm

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MCTS Training—70-642 Network Infrastructure Configuration This course provides 40 hours of instructorled training to provide you with the required knowledge and skills to install Windows Server 2008, configure and manage DHCP server and DNS server, configure routing and remote access and file services. City • $750 • S130242 19.07.12 5.30–9.30 pm

10 sessions

student profile HueQuan Tang “I completed the CCNA course series, which follows the Cisco Academy Curriculum, and the Cisco Systems Networking Academy Program— CVoice v8.0.” “I really liked the course structure and I loved the lab sessions at the end of the lectures. The courses have allowed me to work with Cisco Unified Communications Systems— Voice technology.” “I would recommend these courses to those who are interested in networking or would like to start their career in this field.”


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Education and training

Address Adult Language, Literacy and Numeracy Skills TAELLN401A This course raises the awareness of vocational trainers to the language, literacy and numeracy skills (LLN) of their learners. With increasingly diverse learners entering training and the workforce at various points, you will learn to recognise the LLN demands of the material you deliver.

IELTS Preparation

City • $580 • S360053 08.08.12 6–9 pm 03.10.12 9 am – 5 pm


Australian Career Development Studies (ACDS)—Component 3 This course is an online postgraduate certificate level unit appropriate for practitioners working in the career development area who have a tertiary qualification or equivalent, but no formal qualifications in career development. Online delivery • $600 • S360035

Whether enrolling in an Australian university or completing a permanent residency application, our IELTS Preparation 20+ will get you ready for your next challenge. This course is suited to candidates who want to improve particular skills and learn more about the test and test taking strategies.

IELTS Preparation—Academic Reading and Writing City • $395 • S004003 23.07.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 20.08.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 17.09.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 15.10.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 12.11.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 10.12.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions

IELTS Preparation—Listening and Speaking City • $395 • S004001 09.07.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 06.08.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 03.09.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 01.10.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 29.10.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 26.11.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions

IELTS Preparation—General Training Reading and Writing City • $395 • S004002 09.07.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 23.07.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 06.08.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 20.08.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 03.09.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 17.09.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 01.10.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 15.10.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 29.10.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 12.11.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 26.11.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions 10.12.12 6–8.30 pm 8 sessions

Cambridge CELTA Certificate You will acquire essential subject knowledge and familiarity with the principles of effective teaching, gain a range of practical skills for teaching English to adult learners and demonstrate the ability to apply your learning in a real teaching context. Flexible enrolment • $3100 • S004011 Certificate IV in Career Development (Australian Career Development Studies—Component 2) This is a nationally recognised qualification for those working in career development roles in education, business, Job Services Australia and community partnerships. The program is provided through distance education and is completed through a mix of recognition of prior learning and online study. Online delivery • $5000 • S360040 Certificate of Surface Coatings Technology by e-Learning You will receive a solid grounding in the technology involved in developing and using modern surface coatings. Self-paced e-learning • $2500 • S001001 Grammar Fundamentals RMIT English Worldwide Grammar Fundamentals workshops aim to build your confidence in using and describing English grammar. Our tutors are experienced English language professionals who are well equipped to give you the basics of English grammar on which to build your skills and knowledge. City • $300 • S004008 17.07.12 6–8 pm

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Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110)—Intensive This course is essential for those who are responsible for presenting and assessing accredited training to meet identified competency requirements in VET and in the workplace. It is also designed to provide workplace trainers and assessors with a range of delivery and assessment skills.

Certificate IV in Training and Assessment for Teachers (Fast Track 7 days) This course is essential for qualified teachers who wish to deliver and assess accredited training in the national VET system, including TAFEs, dual sector universities, private registered training organisations, enterprise training and VET in schools. It is run in fasttrack mode.

City • $2900 • S360041 05.07.12 9 am – 5 pm 06.09.12 9 am – 5 pm 01.11.12 9 am – 5 pm

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Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110) Enterprise Trainer Skill Set This program is suitable for trainers who do not hold the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment TAE40110 and who are working under the direct supervision of a person with the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment TAE40110.

Upgrade to Certificate IV TAE40110 for holders of BSZ40198 This course consists of a three-day workshop covering changes in the VET system and units that the training package does not deem equivalent to Certificate IV TAE40110. Direction will be given for completion of an RPL folio and applicants will be provided with ongoing support, including one-on-one interview.



Certificate IV in Training and Assessment—1 day a week program (Tuesdays) This course is essential for those who are responsible for presenting and assessing accredited training to meet identified competency requirements in VET and in the workplace. It is also designed to provide workplace trainers and assessors with a range of delivery and assessment skills.

Upgrade to Certificate IV TAE40110 for holders of TAA40104 This course consists of a one-day workshop covering changes in the VET system and units that the training package does not deem equivalent to Certificate IV TAE40110. Direction will be given for completion of an RPL folio and applicants will be eligible for ongoing support, including one-on-one interview.

City • $2900 • S360052 07.08.12 9 am – 5 pm

City • $800 • S360054 10.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 24.07.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 16.08.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 05.09.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm 16.10.12 9.30 am – 4.30 pm

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OH&S Initial Level 5 Day Course for Health and Safety Reps, Managers and Supervisors This course will show you how to deal with requirements under the OH&S Act 2004 as well as give you the knowledge to develop the skills to carry out your OH&S responsibilities. City • $990 • S150070 16.07.12 9 am – 5 pm 02.08.12 9 am – 5 pm 13.08.12 9 am – 5 pm 17.09.12 9 am – 5 pm 02.10.12 9 am – 5 pm 15.10.12 9 am – 5 pm 12.11.12 9 am – 5 pm

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OH&S 1 Day Refresher Program for H&S Representatives, Managers and Supervisors This course provides managers, supervisors, health and safety representatives, members of safety committees and employees with an overview of their roles and an opportunity to participate in Occupational Health & Safety training as outlined in the OH&S Act 2004 and under S67 of the Act. City • $230 • S150069 21.09.12 9 am – 5 pm 16.11.12 9 am – 5 pm

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Cabling Provider Rule Restricted This cabling registration allows you to perform cabling activities in typical domestic premises. It will also allow security, fire and computer cablers to perform cabling activities beyond an approved device. City • $320 • S130152 13.07.12 8 am – 5 pm 28.09.12 8 am – 5 pm 16.11.12 8 am – 5 pm


Certificate II in Engineering—Split System Air Conditioning This course will give you the knowledge and experience to install and commission residential split-system air conditioners. City • $1500 • S130240 08.08.12 5.30–9.30 pm

14 sessions

Coaxial Cabling Techniques This course will provide cabling personnel experienced in telecommunications cabling and the holders of an Open Cabling Registration (CPR) with theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to receive an endorsement on their current CPR registration. City • $230 • S130013 15.08.12 8 am – 5 pm 24.10.12 8 am – 5 pm

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Construction Induction Card (CI Card) Course The Construction Induction Card (formerly Red Card) course will enable you to work safely in the construction industry. This course should be undertaken prior to entering any construction sites. City • $180 • S130210 09.07.12 8.30 am – 5 pm 14.07.12 8.30 am – 5 pm 13.08.12 8.30 am – 5 pm 18.08.12 8.30 am – 5 pm 10.09.12 8.30 am – 5 pm 15.09.12 8.30 am – 5 pm 15.10.12 8.30 am – 5 pm 20.10.12 8.30 am – 5 pm 12.11.12 8.30 am – 5 pm 17.11.12 8.30 am – 5 pm 10.12.12 8.30 am – 5 pm 15.12.12 8.30 am – 5 pm

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Electrical Contractor Registration Course— Part B Commercial (Mod EA102) This course will help you gain the required knowledge to pass Part B Commercial written examination. City • $470 • S130017 11.09.12 5.30–9.30 pm 13.11.12 5.30–9.30 pm


Inspection and Safety Testing of Electrical Equipment This course aims to provide testing and tagging skills to persons required to test electrical appliances, tools and apparatus. The course involves theory and hands-on training. City • $300 • S130104 09.07.12 8 am – 5 pm 03.09.12 8 am – 5 pm 19.11.12 8 am – 5 pm


Flexible enrolments and customised training also available. For more information contact Wendy Gillies on +61 3 9925 4921/4386. LEA Assessment—Licensed Electrical Practical (LEP) Assessment Coaching Course You will learn about testing, MEN systems, visual defects, RCDs and other components assessed in the LEP exam. City • $440 • S130185 07.07.12 8 am – 5 pm 20.07.12 8 am – 5 pm


LEA Assessment—Licensed Electricians Theory (LET) Assessment Coaching Course You will learn about electrical safety, code of practice for electrical work, low voltage electrical installation and other components assessed in the LET exam. City • $660 • S130184 Exam only $85 (flexible enrolment) 11.07.12 5.30–9.30 pm 8 sessions 21.07.12 8 am – 5 pm 4 sessions LEA Assessment—Safe Working Practice (SWP) for Electricians Coaching Course This course prepares you for the SWP Licensing Assessment. City • $220 • S130183 Exam only $130 (flexible enrolment) 14.07.12 8 am – 5 pm 1 session 15.07.12 5.30–9.30 pm 2 sessions

Open CPR by Correspondence Experienced communication cablers requiring an Open Cabling Registration (CPR) will be required to undertake a training program to satisfy the Competency Standards. Electricians requiring an Open Cabling Registration (CPR) will be required to undertake a conversion program. Flexible enrolment • $450 • S130172 Open CPR for Electricians and Telecommunication Cablers This course will provide knowledge, awareness and practical skills in the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) regulations on the telecommunications cabling industry. City • $860 • S130159 04.09.12 8 am – 5 pm 04.09.12 5.30–9.30 pm 23.10.12 8 am – 5 pm 23.10.12 5.30–9.30 pm


Optical Fibre Cabling Techniques This course is designed to give you an understanding of the installation of fibre optic cables and provide practical experience in splicing of cables, fitting of connectors and testing, as well as a basic understanding of systems. City • $500 • S130042 09.08.12 8 am – 5 pm 11.10.12 8 am – 5 pm 06.12.12 8 am – 5 pm


Optical Fibre Testing and Commissioning This course will give you an understanding and thorough knowledge of testing fibre optic installations. This course and competence assessment meets the requirements for endorsement on the CPR (ICTTC013C— Perform an accurate cable system test). City • $260 • S130199 11.08.12 8 am – 5 pm 13.10.12 8 am – 5 pm 08.12.12 8 am – 5 pm

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Programmable Logic Control and Automation Short Course 3 This course is designed to provide skills in designing sequential controls for complex but typical hydraulic and pneumatic control systems with three-position type valves, hydraulic system unloading of offloading, and furthering skills in system diagnostics. City • $470 • S130056 07.08.12 5.30–9.30 pm

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Environment and planning

Programmable Logic Control and Automation Short Course 4 This course is designed to provide skills in creating Programmable Logic Control (PLC) programs for typical industrial applications with analogue PLC signal input and output, arithmetic function processing and data acquisition (add, subtract, multiply, divide and data handling).

Renewable Energy Grid Connect— Installation Only This program is designed to provide licensed electricians with the knowledge and practical skills to install photovoltaic power systems that satisfy Clean Energy Council (CEC) accreditation requirements. Course structures include face-to-face delivery and practical tasks.

City • $470 • S130057 18.07.12 5.30–9.30 pm 09.08.12 5.30–9.30 pm 16.09.12 5.30–9.30 pm



Red Card to White Card This is not a course, but is for anyone who wishes to transfer their Red Card to a White Card for their Construction Induction card. Flexible enrolment • $45 • S130243

Renewable Energy Grid Connect—Design and Installation This course combines elements of both the design-only and installation-only renewable energy courses. It is designed to provide licensed electricians with the knowledge and practical skills to install and design photovoltaic power systems that satisfy Clean Energy Council (CEC) accreditation. City • $1650 • S130221 23.07.12 8 am – 5 pm 17.09.12 8 am – 5 pm 19.11.12 8 am – 5 pm



Restricted Electrical Workers Licence The Restricted Electrical Licence courses are offered to maintenance and service personnel who wish to sit the P001B theory and practical examination. The program of study meets the requirements of Energy Safe Victoria. City • $850 • S130090 09.07.12 5.30–9.30 pm 11.07.12 8 am – 5 pm 10.09.12 5.30–9.30 pm 12.09.12 8 am – 5 pm 29.10.12 5.30–9.30 pm 31.10.12 8 am – 5 pm


SolidWorks—Level 1 You will be introduced to basic 3D modelling, sketching exercises and assemblies using SolidWorks. You will explore the tools for detail drawing, 3D model construction and manipulation of computer generated models. Brunswick • $935 • S320118 03.10.12 6.30–9.30 pm

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Renewable Energy Grid Connect—Design Only This course is designed to provide licensed electricians and electrical engineers with the knowledge and practical skills to design photovoltaic power systems that satisfy Clean Energy Council (CEC) accreditation requirements. Course structure includes face-toface delivery and practical tasks.

Structured Cabling Techniques This course assists and provides cabling personnel experienced in telecommunications cabling and the holders of an Open Cabling Registration (CPR) with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to receive an endorsement on their CPR.




Decision Making Using Life Cycle Techniques This course is targeted at those who are interested in understanding more about life cycle techniques (e.g. life cycle assessment, management and costing) and how to use these to make better sustainability decisions. It is designed for those who wish to commission or use the results stemming from life cycle studies. This course is also a good starting point for those who want to undertake a life cycle assessment (LCA) themselves; however the course is not intended to cover all aspects of undertaking LCA. City • $1000 • S310134 16.08.12 10.30 am – 5 pm 01.11.12 10.30 am – 5 pm


Solar Inspection for Electrical Inspectors This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to safely prepare, conduct and report on the detailed inspection and testing of wiring systems and accessories installed to provide control and protection of standby or co-generation electricity supply systems and standalone power systems. City • $695 • S130227 20.08.12 8 am – 5 pm 22.10.12 8 am – 5 pm 03.12.12 8 am – 5 pm




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Food as Medicine in Practice This course provides an introduction to the concept of food as medicine and the evidence base underpinning selected therapeutic/ functional foods. It is fully online and can be completed at your own pace.

Professional Certificates in Criminal Justice This program is a non-award adjunct to the Bachelor of Arts (Criminal Justice Administration) and provides education and professional development, enhancing career skills for those intending to work in the criminal justice field.

Upon enrolment please contact [email protected] for online access.

The Semester 2 2012 courses for first year students are:

Online delivery • $750 • S150075 02.07.12 6 am – 9 pm 2 sessions 13.08.12 6 am – 9 pm 2 sessions

CJ03 Foundations of Law CJ11 Cross Cultural Communication CJ24 International Policing CJ30 Customs and Border Security City • S210021 Full–time $3180 or payment by three instalments $3300, per semester.

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BAFI1008 Business Finance ECON1030 Business Statistics 1 MKTG1209 Business to Business Marketing MKTG1050 Buyer Behaviour MKTG1101 Consumer Behaviour BAFI1059 Corporate Finance ECON1113 Economic Analysis for Business MKTG1127 Environmental Marketing BAFI1100 Financial Decision Making ECON1195 Financial Econometrics BAFI1002 Financial Markets BAFI1070 Financial Statement Analysis BAFI3180 Funds Management BAFI1024 Futures and Options—Instruments and Markets MKTG1061 Global Marketing MKTG1105 Interactive Marketing BAFI1075 International Finance BAFI1018 International Finance ECON1082 International Monetary Economics ECON1086 International Trade BAFI1042 Investment ECON1010 Macroeconomics 1 ECON1042 Macroeconomics 2 MKTG1045 Market Research MKTG1041 Marketing Communication MKTG1103 Marketing Communication Strategy MKTG1100 Marketing Management MKTG1025 Marketing Principles MKTG1104 Marketing Research BAFI1065 Money Markets and Fixed Income Securities BAFI1014 Personal Wealth Management ECON1048 Price Theory ECON1020 Prices and Markets MKTG1311 Product Innovation MKTG1092 Product Innovation and Management ECON1061 Quantitative Analysis ECON1232 Quantitative Methods for Accounting ECON1095 Quantitative Methods in Finance BAFI2081 Risk Management and Financial Engineering MKTG1048 Sales Strategy and Communication Skills MKTG1053 Service Quality BAFI3178 Strategic Asset Allocation MKTG1215 Strategic Marketing School of Management BUSM4053 Family Business and Entrepreneurship BUSM1313 Finance and Regulation for Entrepreneurs BUSM4054 Global Entrepreneurship BUSM3119 Human Resource Management BUSM1222 International Business BUSM2449 International Human Resources BUSM1321 Intrapreneurship BUSM4176 Introduction to Management BUSM4178 Issues in International Business BUSM4177 Leading for Change BUSM1325 New Venture Creation

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Occupational Health and Safety Management Organisational Behaviour Organisational Theory Strategic Management The Entrepreneurial Process

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College of Design and Social Context School of Architecture and Design ARCH1035 Architecture Communications 2 ARCH1338 Architecture Design Elective 1 ARCH1040 Architecture Design Elective 1 ARCH1339 Architecture Design Elective 2 ARCH1040 Architecture Design Elective 2 ARCH1340 Architecture Design Elective 3 ARCH1001 Architecture Design Studio 2 ARCH1002 Architecture Design Studio 3 ARCH1003 Architecture Design Studio 4 ARCH1004 Architecture Design Studio 5 ARCH1006 Architecture Design Studio 6 ARCH1330 Architecture Design Studio 7 ARCH1333 Architecture Design Studio 8 ARCH1335 Architecture Design Studio 9 ARCH1036 Architecture Portfolio ARCH1334 Architecture Professional Practice 2 ARCH1015 Architecture Technology 2 ARCH1014 Architecture Technology 3 ARCH1026 History Western Architecture 20th Century ARCH1346 Landscape Architecture Communications 1 ARCH1345 Landscape Architecture Design Research Studio 2 ARCH1347 Landscape Architecture Environments 2 School of Art VART3511 Art and Photography VART2027 Art in Public Space VART1325 Drawing Elective VART3512 Indigenous Australian Art VART1221 Lithography—Drawing to Print VART1316 Painting Elective VART1398 Sculpture Elective HUSO2145 Talking Art—Inside the Artist’s Practice COMM2314 The Modern Soundtrack School of Education HUSO2295 Applied Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples HUSO2301 Applied Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples CUED1209 Coaching and Mentoring Practices HUSO2290 Education for Human Rights TCHE2117 Numeracy 1—Introduction to School Mathematics and Numeracy TCHE2383 Play Based Learning (Birth to 8 Years) HUSO2288 Transforming Organisations and Applied Human Rights I HUSO2312 Transforming Organisations and Applied Human Rights I School of Fashion and Textiles MKTG1314 Fashion Styling and Visual Merchandising GRAP2163 Global Business Issues in Fashion and Textiles MANU2207 Introduction to Fashion and Textiles Materials and Products BUSM4184 Luxury Fashion Business Management MANU2184 Sportswear and Performance Textiles BUSM3149 Supply Chain Management Legend:

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GRAP2288 Textile Design Knit Elective GRAP2289 Textile Design Print Elective PROC1061 Textile Materials GRAP2388 Trend Forecasting for Fashion and Textiles School of Global Studies, Social Science and Planning HUSO1220 Activity Centre Planning HWSS1144 Alternative Dispute Resolution ARCH1274 City Building and Urban Design Process ARCH1271 Conflict Resolution and Mediation HUSO2317 Contemporary Africa HUSO2075 Contemporary Social and Political Theory JUST2237 Crime Prevention HUSO2231 Criminal Law and Procedure A HUSO2230 Criminal Law and Procedure A SOCU2119 Criminological Theory SOCU1025 Cross-Cultural Communication 1 SOCU1016 Culture and Business Practice in Asia JUST2300 Customs and Border Security JUST2301 Customs and Border Security HUSO2120 Deviance, Control and Conflict ENVI1043 Ecological Foundations of Planning POLI1050 Economics for Social Policy HUSO2163 Economics for the Social Sciences ENVI1162 Ecosystems and Human Impact ENVI1206 Environment and Planning Work Placement ENVI1049 Environmental Management ENVI1127 Environmental Policy ENVI1139 Environmental Pollution Management HUSO2235 Foundations of Law HUSO2085 Gender Issues in Development SOCU2235 Global Crime SOCU1036 Global Risk and Governance HUSO2073 Government and Democracy in Developing Countries ARCH1287 Green Cities HUSO2072 Health Issues in Development ENVI1048 Indigenous Peoples and the Environment SOCU2080 International Diplomacy SOCU2234 International Disaster Relief and Humanitarian Assistance POLI1068 International Human Rights and Law HUSO1301 International Perspective on Community Development SOCU2112 International Political Economy: Business, Resources and Politics in the Global Era HUSO2168 International Project Management, Monitoring and Evaluation HWSS2091 Introduction to Social Work Practice (Social Work Theory and Practice 1B) SOCU2092 Law and Society HWSS2163 Law for Social Work Practice HUSO2158 Learning and Participation in Development HWSS2130 Mapping the Youth Sector HWSS2133 Models of Practice and Sites of Intervention ENVI1132 Natural Resource Management ENVI1196 Natural Resource Management SOCU2241 Peace-Building and Reconciliation SOCU2242 Peace-Building and Reconciliation ARCH1295 Planning Systems and Public Policy ARCH1272 Planning Theory and Contemporary Practice HWSS2164 Professional Practice in Social Work

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ARCH1260 Project Planning and Implementation for Change HUSO1182 Race, Ethnicity and Racism HUSO2079 Research Strategies—Social Sciences HUSO2164 Social Construction of the Self HUSO2162 Social History of Ideas ARCH1321 Social Planning ENVI1103 Social Planning HWSS1134 Social Work Field Analysis (Social Work Theory and Practice 2B) HUSO1283 Social Work Research (Social Work Theory and Practice 4C) HWSS2092 Social Work with Families (Social Work Theory and Practice 3B) HWSS2093 Social Work with Groups (Social Work Theory and Practice 2C) ENVI1134 Statutory Plan and Environment ARCH1204 Strategic Urban Planning POLI1062 Terrorism and Society POLI1060 Terrorism and Society HUSO2074 Theories of Development ARCH1061 Urban Design and Planning ARCH1273 Urban Regions—Strategic Considerations for Development POLI1065 Values and Public Policy HUSO2234 Victimology HUSO2233 Victimology SOCU2097 Welfare Law POLI1091 Writing Policy HWSS2117 Youth Justice Systems HWSS2116 Youth Justice Systems HWSS2078 Youth Policy (Youth Work Theory and Practice 5) HWSS2142 Youth Studies and Social Action School of Media and Communication COMM1035 Asian Cinema COMM1033 Australian Cinema GRAP2280 Communication Design Entrepreneurship GRAP2139 Contextual Studies COSC2372 Digital Imaging for Commercial Practice 101 VART2496 Games Studies GRAP2501 Illustration for Graphic Design GRAP2140 Information and Interface MKTG1208 Introduction to Advertising GRAP2175 Introduction to Graphic Design COMM1161 Introduction to Public Relations GRAP2219 Luxury Brand Management COMM1086 Mass Media in Asia GRAP2137 New Media Technology and Process COMM2402 Politics, Economies, Businesses GRAP2144 Promotional Design GRAP2143 Publication Design COMM2253 Sex and Gender in Asia COMM1073 Television Cultures GRAP2141 Type and Identity PHIL1003 Understanding Philosophy—Themes from Popular Culture COMM2325 Understanding Sports Media GRAP2138 Web Software and Design COMM2098 Writing Angles: Popular and Professional COMM2107 Writing Media Texts

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School of Property, Construction and Project Management BUIL1005 Building Systems OMGT1179 Development Decisions OMGT1191 Industry Studies BUSM1269 Introduction to Project Management BUSM1271 Managing Project Teams BUIL1268 Post Disaster Project Management BUSM1273 Project Management Techniques

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College of Science, Engineering and Health School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering MANU1373 Building Quality Organisations MANU2176 Engineering Endurance Systems MANU1381 Industrial Systems and Environment MANU1398 International Engineering Management MANU2174 Logistics Engineering MANU2175 Maintenance and Logistics Services AUTO1025 Management of Automotive Manufacturing Engineering Processes MANU1385 Management of Technology MANU1474 Measurement and Improvement MANU1390 Performance Management Foundations MANU1378 Planning and Control MANU2173 Supply Chain Management MANU2172 System Engineering Principles School of Applied Sciences BIOL2127 Advanced Bioinformatics ONPS2328 Advanced Food Processing Technologies CHEM1080 Advanced Spectroscopic Analysis CHEM1257 Analytical Science BIOL2258 Animal Structure and Function OHTH1156 Applied Nutrition ONPS2321 Applied Science 2—Physics and Chemistry PHYS2086 Astronomy and Black Holes PHYS2067 Astrophysics and Cosmology ONPS1045 Bacterial Infections BIOL2260 Biological Chemistry BIOL1010 Biology PHYS2121 Biomedical and Forensic Photography PHYS2106 Biomedical and Forensic Photography CHEM1239 Chemistry for Life Sciences CHEM1042 Chemistry Laboratory 2B ONPS2188 Chemistry of Drugs and Toxins CHEM1031 Chemistry of Materials 2 CHEM1040 Chemistry Theory 2B CHEM1068 Chemistry Theory 3B ONPS2294 Clinical Microbiology, Immunology and Genetics BIOL2119 Computational Biology ONPS2131 Confectionery and Lipid Technology ONPS1114 Confectionery and Lipid Technology BESC1014 Consumer Behaviour BESC1023 Consumer Resource Management 2 ENVI1142 Earth’s Life Support Systems BIOL2183 Ecology ENVI1004 Ecotoxicology BIOL2162 Ecotoxicology PHYS2128 Electromagnetics and Quantum Physics Legend:

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PHYS2066 CHEM1015 CHEM1059 CHEM1086 PUBH1012 CHEM1226 CHEM1083 ONPS2374 ONPS2113 ONPS2136 ONPS2378 ONPS2377 BIOL2332 BIOL2267 PHYS1034 PHYS2088 ONPS2130 ONPS1106 ONPS1050 ONPS2388 PUBH1109 CHEM1054 PHYS2070 BIOL2256 BIOL2257 ONPS2149 PHYS1080 PUBH1015 PHYS2122 PHYS2089 ONPS1048 ONPS2120 BIOL2269 ONPS2083 ONPS2125 ONPS1118 ONPS2041 PUBH1358 PHYS2074 ONPS2412 BIOL2270 BIOL2354 BIOL2226 ONPS2140 ONPS2054 BUSM2428 BIOL1070 ONPS2448 ONPS2435 BUSM3267 ONPS2186 ONPS2334 BIOL2310 PHYS2097 ONPS2331

Energy and Earth’s Environment Environmental Chemistry 1B Fundamentals Environmental Chemistry 2B Environmental Chemistry 3B Ergonomics Food Chemistry Food Chemistry Food Microbiology Food Microbiology Food Preservation Food Quality Assurance Food Safety Plans Functional Genomics and Proteomics Functional Genomics and Proteomics General Physics A Geospatial Physics and Mathematics Grain Technology Grain Technology Immunology Immunology Industry Safety Instrumental and Environmental Analysis Instrumentation for Scientists and Engineers Introduction to Microbiology, Immunology and Genetics Introduction to Microbiology, Immunology and Genetics Introduction to Nanotechnology Introduction to Physical Modelling Management Project Mechanics Medical Imaging Physics Medical Microbiology 2 Medical Microbiology 2 Molecular Agriculture Molecular Approaches to Plant Breeding Nutrition Principles Nutrition Principles Nutrition Principles OHS Hazards and Control 1 Photonics and Nuclear Physics Physical Science Research Methods Plant Diversity Plant Protection Protein Technologies Proteins in Food Science Quality Assurance for Industry Regulatory, Ethical and Legal Issues in Biotechnology Research Methods Rheology and Food Biophysics Rheology and Food Biophysics Risk Management in Business Science Project Scientific Skills and Communication Scientific Skills and Tools Scientific Visualisation Sensory Evaluation of Food

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ONPS2189 Sensory Evaluation of Food PHYS2068 Solid State Physics ONPS2055 Sustainable Production and Consumption ENVI1146 The Changing Environment ENVI1012 The Degraded Environment 3B ENVI1009 The Natural Environment B PHYS2127 Thermodynamics and Electromagnetism BIOL1302 Work Experience Practicum 2 School of Civil, Environmental and Chemical Engineering PROC2094 Advanced Chemical Engineering Specialisation School of Computer Science and Information Technology COSC1204 Agent-Oriented Programming and Design COSC2048 Agent-Oriented Programming and Design COSC1285 Algorithms and Analysis COSC2123 Algorithms and Analysis COSC1233 Broadcast Networks and Applications COSC1235 Broadcast Networks and Applications COSC2301 Computer and Internet Forensics COSC2302 Computer and Internet Forensics COSC1111 Data Communication and Net-Centric Computing COSC2061 Data Communication and Net-Centric Computing COSC2404 Database Administration COSC2405 Database Administration ISYS1055 Database Concepts ISYS1057 Database Concepts COSC2406 Database Systems COSC2407 Database Systems COSC2271 Digital Media Computing COSC2272 Digital Media Computing COSC2353 Electronic Commerce and Enterprise Systems COSC2354 Electronic Commerce and Enterprise Systems COSC1207 Evolutionary Computing COSC2033 Evolutionary Computing COSC2527 Games and Artificial Intelligence Techniques COSC2528 Games and Artificial Intelligence Techniques ISYS1101 Implementation of Database Applications ISYS1102 Implementation of Database Applications ISYS1078 Information Retrieval ISYS1079 Information Retrieval COSC1168 Internet and Intranet Document Engineering COSC1169 Internet and Intranet Document Engineering COSC1078 Introduction to Information Technology COSC1519 Introduction to Programming COSC2471 iPhone Software Engineering COSC2472 iPhone Software Engineering COSC1288 Java for C Programmers COSC1290 Java for C Programmers COSC1295 Java for Programmers ISYS1072 Knowledge and Data Warehousing ISYS1073 Knowledge and Data Warehousing COSC1112 Operating Systems Principles COSC1114 Operating Systems Principles COSC1073 Programming 1 COSC2362 Programming 1 COSC1076 Programming 2 Legend:

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COSC2207 Programming 2 COSC2531 Programming Fundamentals COSC1283 Programming Techniques COSC1284 Programming Techniques COSC1252 Programming Using C++ COSC1254 Programming Using C++ COSC1224 Real-Time Rendering and 3D Games Programming COSC1226 Real-Time Rendering and 3D Games Programming COSC2536 Security in Computing and Information Technology COSC2537 Security in Computing and Information Technology ISYS1117 Software Engineering Fundamentals ISYS1118 Software Engineering Fundamentals COSC2274 Software Requirements Engineering COSC2275 Software Requirements Engineering ISYS1085 Software Testing ISYS1087 Software Testing COSC1131 Unix Systems Administration and Programming (Linux) COSC1133 Unix Systems Administration and Programming (Linux) COSC1182 Usability Engineering COSC1183 Usability Engineering ISYS1124 Web Database Applications ISYS1126 Web Database Applications School of Health Sciences COTH2155 Aromatherapy for Wellness BESC1189 Biological Psychology COTH2152 Body, Breath and Movement ONPS2193 Botany, Medicinal Chemistry and Research Methods COTH2141 Chinese Medicine Theory 2 COTH2126 Clinical Chinese Medicine 2 BESC1178 Cognitive Psychology PUBH1381 Corporate and Workplace Wellness MEDS2128 Diagnosis in Western Medicine MEDS2050 Diagnosis in Western Medicine TCHE2166 Educational Approaches for Successful Inclusions OHTH2138 Food as Medicine BESC1125 Foundations of Psychology BESC1479 Happiness and Positive Psychology OHTH2139 Herbs and Natural Supplements NURS1066 Mental Illness and Treatment BESC1483 Mindbody Wellness AERS1002 Permaculture and Sustainable Living BESC1123 Principles of Psychology BESC1453 Psychology in Society and Organisations BESC1072 Psychology of Social Life BESC1393 Psychology of Social Life BESC1445 Psychopathology and Models of Intervention BESC1185 Social Psychology BESC1186 Social Psychology COTH2127 Supervised Clinical Practice 1 COTH2153 Wellness and Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) OHTH2142 Wellness and Lifestyle OHTH2140 Wellness Assessment and Health Analysis PUBH1376 Wellness Coaching COTH2163 Yoga Fundamentals

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School of Mathematical and Geospatial Sciences MATH1233 Advanced Statistical Analysis MATH1300 Biostatistics GEOM2102 Cadastral Surveying 2 MATH1144 Calculus 2 INTE2090 Coding for Reliable Communications MATH2136 Computational Mathematics INTE1125 Cryptography and Security INTE2035 Cryptography and Security MATH2202 Data Preparation for Analytics MATH2138 Differential Equations MATH1150 Discrete Mathematics MATH2045 Discrete Mathematics MATH2117 Engineering Mathematics C MATH2204 Forecasting MATH1307 Forecasting MATH2118 Further Engineering Mathematics C INTE1120 Introduction to Information Security MATH2203 Linear Models and Design of Experiments MATH1288 Linear Programming and Applications MATH2129 Mathematics and Statics MATH2123 Mathematics and Statistics MATH2124 Mathematics and Statistics for Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

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MATH2041 Mathematics for Advanced Computing MATH1078 Mathematics for Applied and Environmental Scientists MATH1074 Mathematics for Computing MATH2142 Multivariate Analysis MATH1309 Multivariate Analysis Techniques MATH2114 Numerical Methods/Statistics for Engineers MATH2198 Optimisation and Control GEOM1022 Physical Geography GEOM2116 Professional Practice MATH2151 Resource Modelling GEOM1033 Spatial Information Science 1 MATH2206 Sports Statistics MATH1315 Statistical Inference MATH1277 Statistics MATH1278 Statistics MATH2201 Statistics 2 MATH2170 Statistics and Epidemiology MATH1316 Statistics for Quality and Productivity in Industry MATH2127 System Dynamic Modelling School of Medical Sciences BIOL1215 Biomedical and Physical Sciences 2 BIOL2281 Human Structure and Function 2 MEDS2142 Laboratory Medicine Project BIOL2274 Limb and Trunk Anatomy BIOL1131 Neuroscience ONPS2426 Point of Care Patient Testing BIOL2273 Principles of Human Biology

Credit points

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B Bundoora campus

B Brunswick campus


Single Course application information SEMESTER two 2012

What are single courses?

dates

Single courses are subjects from degree programs, available to you even if you’re not enrolled as a university student. You take the same classes and complete the same assessment tasks as University students.

Semester

Enrolment Period

Teaching Period

Semester 2

25 Jun–13 July

16 July–12 Oct

Fees Single course fees are included in the previous pages and are current at time of publication. Australian and New Zealand citizens and Australian permanent residents are eligible for local fees. International fees apply to all other applicants.

What else do I need to know?

»» Further information including timetables and prerequisites is available at www.singlecourses.rmit.edu.au

»» Some courses have prerequisites. Please ensure you satisfy these

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prerequisites prior to applying.

»» Some courses require approval from RMIT University before your

application can be finalised. This step in the application process is handled by RMIT Training and is based on information provided at the time of application.

»» International applicants must have a visa valid for the duration of the single course. Enrolling in a single course will not make you eligible for a student visa.

»» RMIT international students are not eligible to enrol in single courses offered through RMIT Training Pty Ltd. Please verify your enrolment process with your home School.

»» If you are a current local RMIT student you must submit written approval from your home School.

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index 3D Prop Making for Retail—Introduction ......................... 2 3D Studio Max for Architects and Interior Designers ..... 10

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Accounting for Corporations.......................................... 23 Accounting for Management Decisions.......................... 23 Accounting Theory........................................................ 23 Activity Centre Planning................................................. 26 Address Adult Language, Literacy and Numeracy Skills TAELLN401A ................................................................ 16 Adobe After Effects 4 Reel—The Advanced Project ...... 10 Adobe After Effects—Beginning Motion Graphics ......... 10 Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop for Fashion— Introduction .................................................................... 2 Adobe Illustrator for Fashion—Introduction ..................... 2 Adobe Photoshop for Fashion—Introduction .................. 2 Advanced Bioinformatics............................................... 28 Advanced Chemical Engineering Specialisation............. 30 Advanced Food Processing Technologies...................... 28 Advanced Information Retrieval..................................... 23 Advanced Practice with Families, Children and Adolescents ................................................................. 14 Advanced Spectroscopic Analysis................................. 28 Advanced Statistical Analysis......................................... 32 Advertising Creatively—Building a Campaign for Your Business ....................................................................... 10 Advertising—Introduction ............................................... 2 Agent-Oriented Programming and Design..................... 30 Algorithms and Analysis................................................. 30 Alternative Dispute Resolution....................................... 26 Analytical Science.......................................................... 28 Animal Structure and Function....................................... 28 Animation in Flash ........................................................ 10 Applied Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples............. 25 Applied Nutrition............................................................ 28 Applied Science 2—Physics and Chemistry................... 28 Arabic for Beginners...................................................... 11 Arabic for Beginners 2................................................... 11 Architectural Drawing Techniques—Introduction ............. 1 Architecture Communications 2..................................... 25 Architecture Design Elective 1........................................ 25 Architecture Design Elective 2........................................ 25 Architecture Design Elective 3........................................ 25 Architecture Design Studio 2......................................... 25 Architecture Design Studio 3......................................... 25 Architecture Design Studio 4......................................... 25 Architecture Design Studio 5......................................... 25 Architecture Design Studio 6......................................... 25 Architecture Design Studio 7......................................... 25 Architecture Design Studio 8......................................... 25 Architecture Design Studio 9......................................... 25 Architecture Portfolio..................................................... 25 Architecture Professional Practice 2............................... 25 Architecture Technology 2............................................. 25 Architecture Technology 3............................................. 25 Aromatherapy for Wellness............................................ 31 Art and Photography..................................................... 25 Art Direction in Action ................................................... 10 Art in Public Space........................................................ 25 Asian Cinema................................................................ 27 Asian Economic Development....................................... 23 Astronomy and Black Holes........................................... 28 Astrophysics and Cosmology........................................ 28 Audio Production—Studio Recording for the Music Industry ........................................................................ 10 Auditing 1...................................................................... 23 Auditing and Assurance Services................................... 23 Australian Career Development Studies (ACDS)— Component 3 ............................................................... 16 Australian Cinema.......................................................... 27 AutoCAD for Designers—Level 1 .................................... 1 AutoCAD for Designers—Level 2 .................................... 1 AutoCAD Quickstart ....................................................... 1

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B2B Marketing.............................................................. 23 Bacterial Infections........................................................ 28 Bag Making—Gusseted Hand Bag ................................. 2 Bag Making—Introduction, Clutch Bag ........................... 2 Bag Making—Tote Bag ................................................... 2 BAS Agent Registration Skills Set ................................... 8 BCA Part 3.12 2010 ....................................................... 1 BCA Section J—Part J1 to J3 Assessments ................... 1 Biological Chemistry...................................................... 28 Biological Psychology.................................................... 31 Biology.......................................................................... 28 Biomedical and Forensic Photography........................... 28 Biomedical and Physical Sciences 2.............................. 32 Biostatistics................................................................... 32 Body, Breath and Movement......................................... 31

Bookbinding and Restoration ......................................... 2 Bookbinding—Introduction ............................................. 2 Botany, Medicinal Chemistry and Research Methods.... 31 Brand Management....................................................... 23 Broadcast Networks and Applications........................... 30 Broadcast Production for TV, Radio and Web —The Complete Overview ...................................................... 10 Building a Social Media Practice for Your Creative Enterprise ..................................................................... 12 Building Design and Drawing—Career Discovery ............ 1 Building Quality Organisations....................................... 28 Building Systems........................................................... 28 Building Thermal Performance Assessment (First Rate 5) ................................................................... 1 Business Analysis.......................................................... 23 Business Analysis and Design 1.................................... 23 Business and Corporations Law.................................... 23 Business Computing 1.................................................. 23 Business Database Fundamentals................................. 23 Business Ethics............................................................. 23 Business Finance.......................................................... 24 Business Information Systems Development 1.............. 23 Business Information Systems Development 2.............. 23 Business Information Technology................................... 23 Business Statistics 1...................................................... 24 Business to Business Marketing.................................... 24 Business Writing for Maximum Impact ............................ 8 Buyer Behaviour............................................................ 24

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Cabling Provider Rule Restricted .................................. 18 Cadastral Surveying 2 ................................................... 32 Calculus 2..................................................................... 32 Calligraphy Advanced Writing—Unit 3 ............................ 7 Calligraphy Applied—Unit 2 ............................................ 7 Calligraphy Electives—Unit 4 .......................................... 7 Calligraphy for Beginners—Unit 1 ................................... 7 Calligraphy—Master Class—Unit 5 ................................. 7 Cambridge CELTA Certificate ....................................... 16 Camera and Darkroom ................................................... 2 CCNA1—Cisco Systems Networking Academy Program—Networking Basics ....................................... 15 CCNA2—Cisco Systems Networking Academy Program—Router and Routing Basics .......................... 15 CCNA3—Cisco Systems Networking Academy Program—Switching Basics ......................................... 15 CCNA4—Cisco Systems Networking Academy Program—WAN Technologies ...................................... 15 CCNA TURBO .............................................................. 15 CCNP ROUTE .............................................................. 15 Certificate II in Engineering—Split System Air Conditioning ................................................................. 18 Certificate IV in Career Development (Australian Career Development Studies—Component 2) .............. 16 Certificate IV in International Trade .................................. 8 Certificate IV in Project Management .............................. 8 Certificate IV in Small Business (Developing and managing your small business) ....................................... 8 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment—1 day a week program (Tuesdays) .......................................... 17 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment for Teachers (Fast Track 7 days) ........................................................ 17 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110) Enterprise Trainer Skill Set ............................................ 17 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110)— Intensive ....................................................................... 17 Certificate of Surface Coatings Technology by e-Learning ............................................................... 16 Chemistry for Life Sciences........................................... 28 Chemistry Laboratory 2B............................................... 28 Chemistry of Drugs and Toxins...................................... 28 Chemistry of Materials 2................................................ 28 Chemistry Theory 2B..................................................... 28 Chemistry Theory 3B..................................................... 28 Chinese Medicine Theory 2........................................... 31 City Building and Urban Design Process........................ 26 Clear Writing for Effective Communication .................... 12 Clinical Chinese Medicine 2........................................... 31 Clinical Microbiology, Immunology and Genetics........... 28 Coaching and Mentoring Practices................................ 25 Coaxial Cabling Techniques .......................................... 18 Coding for Reliable Communications............................. 32 Cognitive Psychology.................................................... 31 Comedy Writing ............................................................ 12 Commercial Law............................................................ 23 Communication Design Entrepreneurship...................... 27 Company Law............................................................... 23 Computational Biology.................................................. 28 Computational Mathematics.......................................... 32 Computer and Internet Forensics................................... 30

Confectionery and Lipid Technology.............................. 28 Conflict Resolution and Mediation.................................. 26 Construction Induction Card (CI Card) Course .............. 18 Consumer Behaviour............................................... 14, 28 Consumer Resource Management 2............................. 28 Contemporary Accounting Thought............................... 23 Contemporary Africa...................................................... 26 Contemporary Social and Political Theory...................... 26 Contextual Studies........................................................ 27 Copyediting—Advanced ............................................... 12 Copyediting—Introduction ............................................ 12 Copywriting in Action .................................................... 12 Corporate Accounting................................................... 23 Corporate and Workplace Wellness............................... 31 Corporate Finance......................................................... 24 Cost Management and Applications.............................. 23 Crime Prevention........................................................... 26 Criminal Law and Procedure A...................................... 26 Criminological Theory.................................................... 26 Cross-Cultural Communication 1................................... 26 Cryptography and Security............................................ 32 Culture and Business Practice in Asia............................ 26 Customs and Border Security........................................ 26

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Data Communication and Net-Centric Computing......... 30 Data Preparation for Analytics........................................ 32 Database Administration................................................ 30 Database Concepts....................................................... 30 Database Systems........................................................ 30 Decision Making Using Life Cycle Techniques................ 19 Decorative Techniques for Fashion—Introduction ........... 2 Design Your Own Vintage Couture Collection ................. 2 Desktop Publishing and Business Communication........ 23 Desktop Publishing for Office and Business .................... 2 Desktop Publishing Project Workshop ............................ 2 Desktop Publishing Quickstart Basics ............................. 2 Development Decisions................................................. 28 Deviance, Control and Conflict....................................... 26 Diagnosis in Western Medicine...................................... 31 Differential Equations..................................................... 32 Digital Imaging for Commercial Practice 101.................. 27 Digital Media Computing............................................... 30 Diploma of Management—Financial Management .......... 9 Diploma of Management—Project and Risk Management Essentials ....................................................................... 9 Diploma of Management—Recruit and Manage Staff ...... 9 Discrete Mathematics.................................................... 32 Documentary Photography with Michael Coyne .............. 2 Documentary Video Production 1—Introduction ........... 12 Drawing Elective............................................................ 25 Drawing Techniques for Design ....................................... 3 Dynamic Websites with PHP and MySQL ....................... 8

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Earth’s Life Support Systems......................................... 28 E-Business Systems 1................................................... 23 Ecological Foundations of Planning............................... 26 Ecology......................................................................... 28 Economic Analysis for Business.................................... 24 Economics for Social Policy........................................... 26 Economics for the Social Sciences................................ 26 Ecosystems and Human Impact.................................... 26 Ecotoxicology................................................................ 28 Educational Approaches for Successful Inclusions......... 31 Education for Human Rights.......................................... 25 Electrical Contractor Registration Course— Part B Commercial (Mod EA102) ............................................. 18 Electromagnetics and Quantum Physics........................ 28 Electronic Commerce and Enterprise Systems.............. 30 Employment Law 1........................................................ 23 Energy and Earth’s Environment.................................... 29 Engineering Endurance Systems................................... 28 Engineering Mathematics C........................................... 32 Environment and Planning Work Placement................... 26 Environmental Chemistry 1B Fundamentals................... 29 Environmental Chemistry 2B.......................................... 29 Environmental Chemistry 3B.......................................... 29 Environmental Management.......................................... 26 Environmental Marketing............................................... 24 Environmental Policy...................................................... 26 Environmental Pollution Management............................ 26 Ergonomics................................................................... 29 Ethical Issues in Accountancy........................................ 23 Evolutionary Computing................................................. 30

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Family Business and Entrepreneurship........................... 24 Fascinating Fashion ........................................................ 3 Fashion Drawing ............................................................. 3


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index Fashion History 1900 to Present Day .............................. 3 Fashion Styling and Visual Merchandising...................... 25 Finance and Regulation for Entrepreneurs..................... 24 Financial Accounting...................................................... 23 Financial Decision Making.............................................. 24 Financial Econometrics.................................................. 24 Financial Markets........................................................... 24 Financial Statement Analysis.......................................... 24 Folio Preparation in 3D Product Design .......................... 3 Folio Preparation in Fashion Drawing and Fashion Design ............................................................................ 3 Folio Preparation in Fashion Drawing and Fashion Design—Intensive ........................................................... 3 Folio Preparation in Graphic Art ...................................... 3 Folio Preparation in Graphic Design—Level 1 ................. 3 Folio Preparation in Graphic Design—Level 2 ................. 3 Folio Preparation in Interior Decoration ........................... 3 Folio Preparation in Photography .................................... 5 Folio Preparation in Studio Textiles and Design— Intensive ......................................................................... 5 Folio Preparation in Textile Design and Development ...... 5 Folio Preparation in Visual/Fine Art—Intensive ................. 5 Folio Preparation in Visual Merchandising ....................... 5 Food as Medicine.......................................................... 31 Food as Medicine in Practice ........................................ 20 Food Chemistry............................................................. 29 Food Microbiology......................................................... 29 Food Preservation......................................................... 29 Food Quality Assurance................................................. 29 Food Safety Plans......................................................... 29 Forecasting ................................................................... 32 Foundations of Database Development......................... 23 Foundations of Law....................................................... 26 Foundations of Psychology............................................ 31 French Conversation ..................................................... 11 French for Beginners 1 ................................................. 11 French for Beginners 2 ................................................. 11 French for Intermediates 1 ............................................ 11 French for Intermediates 2 ............................................ 11 Functional Genomics and Proteomics............................ 29 Funds Management....................................................... 24 Further Engineering Mathematics C............................... 32 Futures and Options—Instruments and Markets............ 24

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Games and Artificial Intelligence Techniques.................. 30 Games Studies.............................................................. 27 Gender Issues in Development...................................... 26 General Drawing ............................................................. 5 General Physics A......................................................... 29 Geospatial Physics and Mathematics............................ 29 Gerber—Grading and Marker Making (CGMM) ............... 5 Gerber—Pattern Making (PDS) ....................................... 5 Global Business Issues in Fashion and Textiles.............. 25 Global Crime................................................................. 26 Global Entrepreneurship................................................ 24 Global Marketing........................................................... 24 Global Risk and Governance......................................... 26 Government and Democracy in Developing Countries... 26 Grain Technology........................................................... 29 Grammar and Punctuation ........................................... 12 Grammar Fundamentals ............................................... 16 Graphic Design—Design and Layout .............................. 5 Graphic Design—Type and Image Fundamentals ............ 5 Greek Conversation ...................................................... 11 Greek for Beginners ...................................................... 11 Green Cities................................................................... 26

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Happiness and Positive Psychology.............................. 31 Health Issues in Development........................................ 26 Healthcare Knowledge Management............................. 23 Herbs and Natural Supplements.................................... 31 History Western Architecture 20th Century.................... 25 Home Sustainability Assessment .................................... 1 Human Resource Management..................................... 24 Human Structure and Function 2................................... 32

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IELTS Preparation—Academic Reading and Writing ...... 16 IELTS Preparation—General Training Reading and Writing .......................................................................... 16 IELTS Preparation—Listening and Speaking ................. 16 Illustration for Graphic Design........................................ 27 Illustration—Styles and Techniques ................................. 5 Illustrator—Fundamentals ............................................... 5 Immunology................................................................... 29 Implementation of Database Applications...................... 30 InDesign—Fundamentals ................................................ 5 Indigenous Australian Art .............................................. 25 Indigenous Peoples and the Environment...................... 26

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Indonesian—Beginners ................................................. 11 Industrial Systems and Environment.............................. 28 Industry Safety............................................................... 29 Industry Studies............................................................. 28 Information and Interface............................................... 27 Information Centre Management................................... 23 Information Provision 1.................................................. 23 Information Retrieval...................................................... 30 Inspection and Safety Testing of Electrical Equipment ... 18 Instrumental and Environmental Analysis....................... 29 Instrumentation for Scientists and Engineers................. 29 Interactive Marketing..................................................... 24 Interior Decoration Design Series: Creative Lighting Applications .................................................................... 4 Interior Decoration Design Series: Design Fundamentals for Interiors ..................................................................... 4 Interior Decoration Design Series: Design History 2— Introduction .................................................................... 4 Interior Decoration Design Series: Drawing Simple Interior Perspectives ................................................................... 4 Interior Decoration Design Series: Foundation Colour ..... 4 Interior Decoration Design Series: Materials and Finishes for Interiors ..................................................................... 4 Interior Decoration Design Series: Soft Furnishings and Client Presentation ................................................... 4 Interiors: Design and Decoration for Living ...................... 4 International Business.................................................... 24 International Diplomacy................................................. 26 International Disaster Relief and Humanitarian Assistance..................................................................... 26 International Engineering Management.......................... 28 International Finance...................................................... 24 International Human Resources..................................... 24 International Human Rights and Law............................. 26 International Monetary Economics................................. 24 International Perspective on Community Development.. 26 International Political Economy: Business, Resources and Politics in the Global Era......................................... 26 International Project Management, Monitoring and Evaluation...................................................................... 26 International Trade......................................................... 24 Internet and Intranet Document Engineering.................. 30 Internet for Business...................................................... 23 Intrapreneurship............................................................ 24 Introduction to Advertising............................................. 27 Introduction to Business Information Systems Development................................................................. 23 Introduction to Fashion and Textiles Materials and Products........................................................................ 25 Introduction to Financial Accounting.............................. 23 Introduction to Graphic Design...................................... 27 Introduction to Information Security............................... 32 Introduction to Information Technology.......................... 30 Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management................................................................. 23 Introduction to Management.......................................... 24 Introduction to Microbiology, Immunology and Genetics........................................................................ 29 Introduction to Nanotechnology..................................... 29 Introduction to Photography—Technical and Aesthetic ... 5 Introduction to Physical Modelling.................................. 29 Introduction to Programming......................................... 30 Introduction to Project Management.............................. 28 Introduction to Public Relations..................................... 27 Introduction to Social Work Practice (Social Work Theory and Practice 1B)................................................ 26 Introductory Accounting................................................ 23 Investment..................................................................... 24 iPhone and iPad Apps Creation for Absolute Beginners .12 iPhone and iPad Game Development with Unity Pro IOS ........................................................................ 12 iPhone Software Engineering......................................... 30 Issues in International Business..................................... 24

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Japanese—Advanced Conversation ............................. 11 Japanese for Beginners 1 ............................................. 11 Japanese for Beginners 2 ............................................. 11 Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Level N4 Preparation Workshop ............................................ 11 Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Level N5 Preparation Workshop ............................................ 11 Java for C Programmers................................................ 30 Java for Programmers................................................... 30

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Knowledge and Data Warehousing................................ 30

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Laboratory Medicine Project.......................................... 32 Landscape Architecture Communications 1................... 25

Landscape Architecture Design Research Studio 2........ 25 Landscape Architecture Environments 2........................ 25 Law and Society............................................................ 26 Law for Social Work Practice......................................... 26 Law of Investments and Financial Markets..................... 23 LEA Assessment—Licensed Electrical Practical (LEP) Assessment Coaching Course ...................................... 18 LEA Assessment—Licensed Electricians Theory (LET) Assessment Coaching Course ...................................... 18 LEA Assessment—Safe Working Practice (SWP) for Electricians Coaching Course ....................................... 18 Leading for Change....................................................... 24 Learning and Participation in Development.................... 26 Lectra—Introduction ....................................................... 5 Legal Aspects of Company Finance............................... 23 Life Drawing ................................................................... 5 Limb and Trunk Anatomy............................................... 32 Linear Models and Design of Experiments..................... 32 Linear Programming and Applications........................... 32 Lithography—Drawing to Print....................................... 25 Logistics Engineering..................................................... 28 Luxury Brand Management........................................... 27 Luxury Fashion Business Management.......................... 25

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Macroeconomics 1........................................................ 24 Macroeconomics 2........................................................ 24 Maintenance and Logistics Services.............................. 28 Making Footwear by Hand .............................................. 5 Making Footwear By Hand—Advanced .......................... 5 Management Accounting and Business......................... 23 Management Accounting Systems................................ 23 Management and Cost Accounting............................... 23 Management of Automotive Manufacturing Engineering Processes.................................................. 28 Management of Technology........................................... 28 Management Project..................................................... 29 Managing Project Teams............................................... 28 Mapping the Youth Sector............................................. 26 Market Research........................................................... 24 Marketing Communication............................................. 24 Marketing Communication Strategy............................... 24 Marketing Management................................................. 24 Marketing Principles...................................................... 24 Marketing Research....................................................... 24 Mass Media in Asia........................................................ 27 Mathematics and Statistics............................................ 32 Mathematics and Statics............................................... 32 Mathematics and Statistics for Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering................... 32 Mathematics for Advanced Computing.......................... 32 Mathematics for Applied and Environmental Scientists....................................................................... 32 Mathematics for Computing.......................................... 32 Maya—An Introduction to 3D Creative Design .............. 12 Maya Intermediate—3D Character Animation ............... 12 MCP—Implement, Manage and Maintain Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure .............................. 15 MCTS Training—70-642 Network Infrastructure Configuration ................................................................ 15 Measurement and Improvement.................................... 28 Mechanics..................................................................... 29 Medical Imaging Physics............................................... 29 Medical Microbiology 2.................................................. 29 Mental Illness and Treatment......................................... 31 Mindbody Wellness....................................................... 31 Models of Practice and Sites of Intervention.................. 26 Molecular Agriculture..................................................... 29 Molecular Approaches to Plant Breeding....................... 29 Money Markets and Fixed Income Securities................. 24 Multivariate Analysis ...................................................... 32 Multivariate Analysis Techniques.................................... 32 Music Production—Creating Your Own Tracks .............. 12 MYOB Complete Package .............................................. 8

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Natural Resource Management..................................... 26 Neuroscience................................................................ 32 New Media Technology and Process............................. 27 New Venture Creation.................................................... 25 Numeracy 1—Introduction to School Mathematics and Numeracy...................................................................... 25 Numerical Methods/Statistics for Engineers................... 32 Nutrition Principles......................................................... 29

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Occupational Health and Safety Management............... 25 OH&S 1 Day Refresher Program for H&S Representatives, Managers and Supervisors ................ 17 OHS Hazards and Control 1.......................................... 29


index OH&S Initial Level 5 Day Course for Health and Safety Reps, Managers and Supervisors ................................. 17 Open CPR by Correspondence .................................... 18 Open CPR for Electricians and Telecommunication Cablers ......................................................................... 18 Operating Systems Principles........................................ 30 Operations Management............................................... 23 Optical Fibre Cabling Techniques .................................. 18 Optical Fibre Testing and Commissioning ..................... 18 Optimisation and Control............................................... 32 Organisational Behaviour............................................... 25 Organisational Theory.................................................... 25

Public Relations Certificate—PR Principles and Practices ...................................................................... 13 Public Relations Certificate—PR Writing ....................... 13 Public Relations Certificate—Strategic PR and Planning ....................................................................... 13

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Painting Elective............................................................ 25 Passionista—Fashion Painting ........................................ 5 Pattern Drafting .............................................................. 6 Patternmaking ................................................................ 6 PDF and Acrobat for the Business Environment .............. 9 Peace-Building and Reconciliation................................. 26 People and Portrait Photography .................................... 6 Performance Management Foundations........................ 28 Permaculture and Sustainable Living............................. 31 Personal Wealth Management....................................... 24 Photonics and Nuclear Physics..................................... 29 Photoshop Advanced—Specialist Techniques for Digital Photography ................................................................... 6 Photoshop—Fundamentals ............................................ 6 Photoshop Introduction—The Fundamental Elements for Digital Photography ........................................................ 6 Physical Geography....................................................... 32 Physical Science Research Methods............................. 29 Pitching for Film and TV ................................................ 12 Planning and Control..................................................... 28 Planning Systems and Public Policy.............................. 26 Planning Theory and Contemporary Practice................. 26 Plant Diversity................................................................ 29 Plant Protection............................................................. 29 Play Based Learning (Birth to 8 Years)........................... 25 Point of Care Patient Testing.......................................... 32 Politics, Economies, Businesses.................................... 27 POP (Point of Purchase) and Retail Display— Introduction .................................................................... 6 Post Disaster Project Management................................ 28 PR CPD—Creating Effective Campaigns with Social Media—Level 1 ............................................................ 13 PR CPD—Event Management—Level 1 ....................... 13 PR CPD—Event Management—Level 2 ....................... 13 PR CPD—Influencing Audiences—Professional Presentation Skills ........................................................ 13 PR CPD—Issues and Crisis Management—Level 2 ...... 13 PR CPD—Media Release and PR Writing ..................... 13 PR CPD—Social Media—Creating a Media Mix That Works!—Level 2 ........................................................... 13 PR CPD—Winning Hearts and Minds—Speech Writing .......................................................................... 13 Prices and Markets........................................................ 24 Price Theory.................................................................. 24 Principles of Human Biology.......................................... 32 Principles of Psychology................................................ 31 Print Awareness .............................................................. 6 Product Innovation........................................................ 24 Product Innovation and Management............................ 24 Production Lighting for Live Events ............................... 12 Product Knowledge Workshops in Textiles ..................... 6 Professional Certificates in Criminal Justice ................... 20 Professional Practice..................................................... 32 Professional Practice in Social Work.............................. 27 Programmable Logic Control and Automation Short Course 3 ...................................................................... 18 Programmable Logic Control and Automation Short Course 4 ...................................................................... 19 Programming 1.............................................................. 30 Programming 2.............................................................. 30 Programming Fundamentals.......................................... 31 Programming Techniques.............................................. 31 Programming Using C++............................................... 31 Project Management Techniques................................... 28 Project Planning and Implementation for Change........... 27 Promotional Design....................................................... 27 Proofreading—Advanced .............................................. 14 Proofreading—Introduction ........................................... 14 Protein Technologies...................................................... 29 Proteins in Food Science............................................... 29 Psychology in Society and Organisations....................... 31 Psychology of Social Life............................................... 31 Psychopathology and Models of Intervention................. 31 Publication Design......................................................... 27 Public Relations Certificate—Media Relations and Social Media ................................................................. 13

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Quality Assurance for Industry....................................... 29 Quantitative Analysis...................................................... 24 Quantitative Data Analysis and Decision Making............ 23 Quantitative Methods for Accounting............................. 24 Quantitative Methods in Finance.................................... 24 Race, Ethnicity and Racism........................................... 27 Real-Time Rendering and 3D Games Programming....... 31 Recreational Literature for Young People....................... 23 Red Card to White Card ............................................... 19 Regulatory, Ethical and Legal Issues in Biotechnology... 29 Renewable Energy Grid Connect—Design and Installation ............................................................. 19 Renewable Energy Grid Connect—Design Only ............ 19 Renewable Energy Grid Connect—Installation Only ...... 19 Research Methods........................................................ 29 Research Strategies—Social Sciences.......................... 27 Resource Modelling....................................................... 32 Restricted Electrical Workers Licence ........................... 19 Retail and Service Logistics........................................... 23 REVIT—Concept Design and Visualisation ...................... 1 REVIT—Level 1 .............................................................. 1 REVIT—Level 2 .............................................................. 1 RG 146 Financial Compliance ......................................... 9 Rheology and Food Biophysics..................................... 29 Rheology and Food Biophysics..................................... 29 Risk Management and Financial Engineering................. 24 Risk Management in Business....................................... 29

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Sales Strategy and Communication Skills...................... 24 Science Project............................................................. 29 Scientific Skills and Communication............................... 29 Scientific Skills and Tools............................................... 29 Scientific Visualisation.................................................... 29 Screen Print Your T-shirt ................................................. 6 Screenwriting—All You Can Eat Weekend ..................... 14 Screenwriting—Introduction .......................................... 14 Sculpture Elective.......................................................... 25 Security in Computing and Information Technology........ 31 Sensory Evaluation of Food........................................... 29 Service Quality............................................................... 24 Sewing ........................................................................... 6 Sewing for Designers and Artists .................................... 6 Sex and Gender in Asia................................................. 27 Social Construction of the Self....................................... 27 Social History of Ideas................................................... 27 Social Media Marketing for Real Estate Professionals ... 14 Social Planning.............................................................. 27 Social Psychology......................................................... 31 Social Work Field Analysis (Social Work Theory and Practice 2B)................................................................... 27 Social Work Research (Social Work Theory and Practice 4C)................................................................... 27 Social Work with Families (Social Work Theory and Practice 3B)................................................................... 27 Social Work with Groups (Social Work Theory and Practice 2C)................................................................... 27 Software Engineering Fundamentals.............................. 31 Software Requirements Engineering.............................. 31 Software Testing............................................................ 31 Solar Inspection for Electrical Inspectors ....................... 19 Solid State Physics........................................................ 30 SolidWorks—Level 1 .................................................... 19 Spanish for Advanced Students 3 ................................ 11 Spanish for Beginners 1 ............................................... 11 Spanish for Beginners 3 ............................................... 11 Spanish for Intermediates 3 .......................................... 11 Spatial Information Science 1........................................ 32 Sports Statistics............................................................ 32 Sportswear and Performance Textiles............................ 25 Statistical Inference........................................................ 32 Statistics........................................................................ 32 Statistics 2..................................................................... 32 Statistics and Epidemiology........................................... 32 Statistics for Quality and Productivity in Industry............ 32 Statutory Plan and Environment..................................... 27 Strategic Asset Allocation.............................................. 24 Strategic Management.................................................. 25 Strategic Marketing....................................................... 24 Strategic Urban Planning............................................... 27 Structured Cabling Techniques ..................................... 19 Structured Query Language (SQL) .................................. 9

Styling for Photography .................................................. 6 Styling Your Home—Introduction .................................... 7 Supervised Clinical Practice 1........................................ 31 Supply Chain Management...................................... 26, 28 Supply Chain Management Strategy.............................. 23 Sustainable Fashion ........................................................ 7 Sustainable Production and Consumption..................... 30 System Dynamic Modelling............................................ 32 System Engineering Principles....................................... 28

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Talking Art—Inside the Artist’s Practice.......................... 25 Taxation 1...................................................................... 23 Taxation Law and Practice............................................. 23 Television Cultures......................................................... 27 Terrorism and Society.................................................... 27 Textile Design Knit Elective............................................. 26 Textile Design Print Elective............................................ 26 Textile Materials............................................................. 26 The Changing Environment............................................ 30 The Degraded Environment 3B...................................... 30 The Entrepreneurial Process.......................................... 25 The Global Network....................................................... 23 The Modern Soundtrack................................................ 25 The Natural Environment B............................................ 30 Theories of Development............................................... 27 Thermodynamics and Electromagnetism....................... 30 Transforming Organisations and Applied Human Rights I.......................................................................... 25 Travel and Landscape Photography ................................ 7 Trend Forecasting for Fashion and Textiles..................... 26 Type and Identity........................................................... 27

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Understanding Philosophy—Themes from Popular Culture.......................................................................... 27 Understanding Sports Media......................................... 27 Unix Systems Administration and Programming (Linux).. 31 Upgrade to Certificate IV TAE40110 for holders of BSZ40198 .................................................................... 17 Upgrade to Certificate IV TAE40110 for holders of TAA40104 .................................................................... 17 Urban Design and Planning........................................... 27 Urban Regions—Strategic Considerations for Development................................................................. 27 Usability Engineering...................................................... 31

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Values and Public Policy................................................ 27 Victimology.................................................................... 27 Visual Merchandising—Introduction ................................ 7 Visual Merchandising— Product Presentation ................. 7

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Web Database Applications........................................... 31 Website Design 1—The Full Overview ........................... 14 Website Design 2—Build Your Website ......................... 14 Web Software and Design............................................. 27 Welfare Law................................................................... 27 Wellness and Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM)............................................................. 31 Wellness and Lifestyle.................................................... 31 Wellness Assessment and Health Analysis..................... 31 Wellness Coaching........................................................ 31 Work Experience Practicum 2........................................ 30 Writing Angles: Popular and Professional....................... 27 Writing Creative Fiction 2—Going Further ..................... 14 Writing Creative Fiction—Introduction ........................... 14 Writing for Children ....................................................... 14 Writing for the Web ....................................................... 14 Writing Media Texts....................................................... 27 Writing Policy................................................................. 27

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Yoga Fundamentals....................................................... 31 Youth Justice Systems.................................................. 27 Youth Policy (Youth Work Theory and Practice 5)........... 27 Youth Studies and Social Action.................................... 27


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