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    This document outlines the study plan and course requirements for a Master of Engineering (Mechanical) degree over 4 semesters. It lists the core topics that must be completed in the first year, including mechanical design, control systems, mechanics of machines, and solid mechanics. It provides two options for the second year, with Option 1 involving a masters thesis and Option 2 involving a masters project. Students must also complete an engineering management topic, systems engineering topic, and engineering work experience. The document notes that students are responsible for ensuring they meet the official course rules and can find topic information and advice online or by emailing the school.

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    This document outlines the study plan and course requirements for a Master of Engineering (Mechanical) degree over 4 semesters. It lists the core topics that must be completed in the first year, including mechanical design, control systems, mechanics of machines, and solid mechanics. It provides two options for the second year, with Option 1 involving a masters thesis and Option 2 involving a masters project. Students must also complete an engineering management topic, systems engineering topic, and engineering work experience. The document notes that students are responsible for ensuring they meet the official course rules and can find topic information and advice online or by emailing the school.

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    Master of Engineering (Mechanical)

    2022 Study Planner

    Semester 1 Start:
    ENGR8891 ENGR9721 ENGR9801 ENGR9811
    Semester 1

    Mechanical Design Control Systems GE Mechanics of Solid Mechanics (4.5


    Project (4.5 units) (4.5 units) Machines (4.5 units) units)
    First Level

    ENGR3750 Workplace Preparation (0 units)


    NS1

    ENGR7762 ENGR7891 ENGR9704 ENGR9405


    Semester 2

    Renewable Energy Fatigue and Structure Engineering Engineering Work


    Systems (4.5 units) Analysis (4.5 units) Management (4.5 Experience (4.5 units)
    units)

    ENGR9700A ENGR9700B ENGR7811 Year 2 Option


    Semester 1
    Second Level- OPTION 1

    Masters Thesis Masters Thesis Advanced Mechanical topic


    (4.5/18 units) ^^ (4.5/18 units) Design

    ENGR9700C ENGR9700D ENGR9742 Year 2 Option topic


    Semester 2

    Masters Thesis Masters Thesis Systems


    (4.5/18 units) (4.5/18 units) Engineering (4.5
    units)

    ENGR9710A ENGR7811 Year 2 Option topic Year 2 Option topic


    Second Level- OPTION 2

    Masters Project Advanced


    (4.5/9 units) Mechanical Design
    (4.5 units)

    ENGR9710B ENGR9742 Year 2 Option topic Year 2 Option topic


    Masters Project Systems Engineering
    (4.5/9 units) (4.5 units)

    This guide is correct at time of publishing but is subject to change November 2021
    Semester 2 Start:
    ENGR7762 ENGR7891 ENGR9704 ENGR9742
    Renewable Energy Semester 2 Fatigue and Structure Engineering Systems Engineering
    Systems (4.5 units) Analysis (4.5 units) Management (4.5 (4.5 units)
    units)
    First Level

    ENGR3750 Workplace Preparation (0 units)

    ENGR8891 ENGR9721 ENGR9801 ENGR9811


    Semester 1

    Mechanical Design Control Systems GE Mechanics of Solid Mechanics (4.5


    Project (4.5 units) (4.5 units) Machines (4.5 units) units)

    ENGR9700A ENGR9700B ENGR9405 Year 2 Option


    Semester 2
    Second Level- OPTION 1

    Masters Thesis Masters Thesis Engineering Work topic


    (4.5/18 units) ^^ (4.5/18 units) Experience (4.5 units)

    ENGR9700C ENGR9700D ENGR7811 Year 2 Option topic


    Semester 1

    Masters Thesis Masters Thesis Advanced


    (4.5/18 units) (4.5/18 units) Mechanical Design

    ENGR9710A ENGR9405 Year 2 Option topic Year 2 Option topic


    Semester 2
    Second Level- OPTION 2

    Masters Project Engineering Work


    (4.5/9 units) Experience (4.5 units)

    ENGR9710B ENGR7811 Year 2 Option topic Year 2 Option topic


    Semester 1

    Masters Project Advanced


    (4.5/9 units) Mechanical Design
    (4.5 units)

    Key:

    Core Topics Compulsory topic


    Option Topics A choice from a list of specified topics (please refer to course rule)

    Please note:

    • This document is provided as a guide only. Students are responsible for ensuring that they have completed
    their study according to the official Course Rule.
    • Topic information for all topics, including pre-requisites can be found on the Topic Page
    • General enrolment assistance is available via Ask Flinders
    • For specific course advice e-mail: courseadvice.SE@flinders.edu.au

    This guide is correct at time of publishing but is subject to change November 2021

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