Handbooks Online 2019 Errata

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Architecture, Design and Planning
Arts and Social Sciences Postgraduate
Arts and Social Sciences Undergraduate
Business School Postgraduate
Business School Undergraduate
Engineering and Information Technologies Postgraduate
Engineering and Information Technologies Undergraduate
Health Sciences
Interdisciplinary Studies Undergraduate
Medicine and Health Postgraduate
Medicine and Health Undergraduate
Science Postgraduate
Science Undergraduate
Sydney Conservatorium of Music
Sydney Law School

Architecture, Design and Planning

There have been no updates since the handbook was originally published on 16 November 2018.

Arts and Social Sciences Postgraduate

This handbook was originally published on 13 November 2018.

Item	Errata	Link	Date
1.	The following units of study are now available in 2019: ECOP6010 International Trade: Theory and Practice Session: Semester 2 ECOP6015 Global Employment and Migration Session: Semester 1 (Note: ECOP6015 availability updated again 7/2/2019) ECOP6017 Inequality in the Global Economy Session: Semester 2	Political Economy table Political Economy descriptions Intrenational Relations table Intrenational Relations descriptions	18/12/2018
2.	The following unit is now available in 2019: GOVT6313 Leadership in Theory and Practice Session: Semester 2.	Development Studies table Development Studies descriptions International Security table International Security descriptions Public Policy table Public Policy descriptions International Studies table International Studies descriptions International Relations table International Relations descriptions Health Security table Health Security descriptions	18/12/2018
3.	The following unit is no longer available in 2019: GOVT6222 Australian Enviro Politics and Policy	International Security table International Security descriptions Public Policy table Public Policy descriptions International Studies table International Studies descriptions International Relations table International Relations descriptions	18/12/2018
4.	The following unit is now available in 2019: PACS6931 Conflict in Organisations Session: Intensive September	International Security table International Security descriptions Public Policy table Public Policy descriptions International Studies table International Studies descriptions International Relations table International Relations descriptions	18/12/2018
5.	The following units are no longer available in 2019: ECON6901 Microeconomics Analysis 2 ECON6902 Macroeconomics Analysis 2	Economic Analysis table Economic Analysis descriptions	18/12/2018
7.	Prohibition has been added for the following unit of study EDSE5011 Inclusive Education N EDGU2000, EDGU3000 and EDGU4000	Education (Special and Inclusive Education) table Education (Special and Inclusive Education) descriptions	15/1/2019
8.	The following information is missing from the table: LNGS7504 Medical Discourse Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Classes: 1x1hr lecture/week, 1x1hr tutorial/week Assessments: 1x1000wd research article review (20%), 1x2000wd group research case study (40%), 1x3000wd individual project (40%) Description: This unit explores the way language, body language and images interact in communication in medical discourse - including consideration of doctor, nurse and patient interaction, mental health and speech disorders, print and web-based health advice and the regulatory procedures governing medical services.	Croscultural Applied Linguistincs table Croscultural Applied Linguistincs descriptions	15/1/2019
9.	The following unit is on offer in 2019 and sessions have changed. Now available: PACS6931 Conflict Resolution: Theory and Practice Session: Intensive September	Peace and Conflict table Peace and Conflict descriptions	22/1/2019
10.	Classes have changed for the following unit. They are now: EDPT5002 Understanding Conservation Science Classes: Taronga Zoo, Sydney Site: 1x2hr seminar/week	Education (Taronga Conservation Educationtable Education (Taronga Conservation Education descriptions	22/1/2019
11.	The following unit is no longer available in 2019: ECOP6115 History of Australian Capitalism	Political Economy table Political Economy descriptions	24/1/2019
12.	The corequisite has been removed from the following unit: GCST6922 Dissertation Part 1	Cultural Studies table Cultural Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
13.	The following unit is not available in 2019: CACA5003 Contemporary Art: Histories and Theories	Contemporary Art table Contemporary Art descriptions	14/2/2019
14.	The following unit is not available in 2019: CISS6018 Nuclear Arms Control and Non-proliferation	Human Rights table Human Rights descriptions International Relations table International Relations table International Relations descriptions International Security table International Security descriptions International Studies table International Studies descriptions Public Policy table Public Policy descriptions US Studies table US Studies descriptions	14/2/2019
15.	The following unit is not available in 2019: CACA5003 Contemporary Art: Histories and Theories	Contemporary Arts table Contemporary Arts descriptions	14/2/2019
16.	The following unit is not available in 2019: CISS6018 Nuclear Arms Control and Non-proliferation	Human Rights table Human Rights descriptions International Relations table International Relations descriptions International Security table International Security descriptions International Studies tables International Studies descriptions Peace and Conflict Studies table Peace and Conflict Studies descriptions Public Policy table Public Policy descriptions US Studies table US Studies descriptions	14/2/2019
17.	The following unit of study is no longer available in 2019: ECOP6130 Human Rights and International Development	Development Studies table Development Studies descriptions Human Rights table Human Rights descriptions Executive Arts and Social Sciences table Executive Arts and Social Sciences descriptions International Relations table International Relations descriptions International Security table International Security descriptions International Studies tables International Studies descriptions Peace and Conflict Studies table Peace and Conflict Studies descriptions Political Economy table Political Economy descriptions Public Policy table Public Policy descriptions US Studies table US Studies descriptions	12/3/2019
18.	The following unit of study is no longer available in 2019: GOVT6405 Government Masters Placement	International Relations table International Relations descriptions International Security table International Security descriptions International Studies tables International Studies descriptions Public Policy table Public Policy descriptions	12/3/2019
19.	Prerequisites have been added to the following unit: ECON6009 Economics of the Labour Market Prerequisites: ECON6001 or ECON6002	Economic Analysis table Economic Analysis descriptions Economics table Economics descriptions International Relations table International Relations descriptions International Security table International Security descriptions International Studies tables International Studies descriptions Public Policy table Public Policy descriptions
20.	The following unit is now available in 2019: PACS6931 Conflict in Organisations. Session: Intensive September	Development Studies table Development Studies descriptions	13/3/2019
21.	The description has changed for the following unit: GOVT6229 Campaigning: Data, Politics, Strategy Description: Students will gain an understanding of survey design, big data, data analysis and interpretation, and the use of data in political campaigns. Students will combine the tools of data science with an understanding of public opinion to study citizen behaviour and craft political strategies. Greater insight into how data can be used in politics is provided with guest lectures by speakers from politics, media and strategic consulting.	International Relations table International Relations descriptions Public Policy table Public Policy descriptions US Studies table US Studies descriptions

Arts and Social Sciences Undergraduate

This handbook was originally published on 9 November 2018.

Item	Errata	Link	Date
1.	The following units of study are no longer available in 2019: ARBC3201 Arab Cities: Texts and Contexts ARBC1651 Introduction to Arab Cultures ARBC1652 Visions of Contemporary Arab Cultures	Arabic Language and Cultures table Arabic Language and Cultures descriptions	10/12/2018
2	The following units no longer count towards an Art History major: ARHT3676 Cinematic Time ARHT3677 Cinematic Spectatorship	Art History table Art History descriptions	17/12/2018
3.	The following units offered are now available as Table A electives: PRFM2603 Between Improvisation and Text Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2 Classes: 1x1hr lecture/week, 1x2hr tutorial/week Prerequisites: 18 Junior credit points from subject areas listed in Table A or 12 credit points at 1000 level in Theatre and Performance Studies Prohibitions: PRFM3005 or PRFM3014 or PRFM3016 Assessment: 1x500wd equivalent group performance (10%), 1x1500wd tutorial paper (40%), 1x500wd equiv group seminar (10%), 1x2000wd research essay (40%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day All performances exist at the interface of oral and literate culture, involving combinations of 'fixed' and 'free' elements. In this unit, you will explore, through practical workshops and group research, the flexibility of traditional genres like Commedia dell'Arte as well as contemporary forms of performance where improvisation can occur. PRFM2605 Rehearsing Shakespeare Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Classes: 1x1hr lecture/week, 1x2hr workshop/week Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 1000 level in Theatre and Performance Studies Assessment: 1x1500wd Analytical Rehearsal Log (30%), 3x In Class Scene-work (equiv to 500wd) (20%), 1x2500wd Essay (50%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day How did actors in Shakespeare's time rehearse a play? In this unit students will explore rehearsal in the Elizabethan and Jacobean theatre: from part playing, cueing and exploring the relationship between voice and gesture through to the general rehearsal. Students will have the opportunity to workshop selected scenes from plays by Shakespeare or his contemporaries in order to understand how a Renaissance English actor embodied his part.	Theatre and Performance Studies table Theatre and Performance Studies descriptions	17/12/2018
4.	The following elective units of study are now available in 2019: SCLG2637 Society and Identity Session: Semester 2 SCLG3607 Nature and Society Session: Semester 1	Sociology table Sociology desciptions	18/12/2018
5.	The following elective units of study are now available in 2019: ECOP2616 Inequality and Distribution Session: Semester 2 ECOP2617 Globalisation and Labour Session: Semester 1 ECOP3022 Political Economy of Gender Session: Semester 1	Political Economy table Political Economy descriptions	18/12/2018
6.	The following unit is no longer available in 2019: GOVT2992 Quantitative Analysis of Politics	American Studies table American Studies descriptions	18/12/2018
7.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units of study: PHIL2642 Critical Thinking P 12 credit points at 1000 level PHIL2647 Philosophy of Happiness P 12 credit points at 1000 level PHIL2617 Practical Ethics P 12 credit points at 1000 level	Philosophy table Philosophy descriptions	15/1/2019
8.	Prerequisites have changed on the following unit of study: ANHS3602 Law and Disorder at Rome P 12 credit points at 2000 level in Ancient History, History, Philosophy, Ancient Greek or Latin.	Ancient History table Ancient History descriptions	15/1/2019
9.	Prerequisite has changed for the following unit of study: SCLG2638 Sociology of the Other P 12 credit points at 1000 level in Sociology	Sociology table Sociology descriptions	15/1/2019
10.	The following unit information is missing: ENGL2668 Australian Gothic Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2 Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 1000 level in English or 12 credit points at 1000 level in Australian Literature 12 credit points at 1000 level in English or 12 credit points at 1000 level in Australian Literature Prohibitions: ASLT2619 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Faculty: Arts and Social Sciences Classes: 2x1hr lecture/week, 1x1hr tutorial/week Assessment: 1x 5-10mins (approximately 500wd) oral presentation/summary (20%), 1x2000wd essay (40%), 1x2000wd take-home exercise (40%) Description: From the earliest days of European colonisation alongside visions of its promise, Australia has also been seen as the worst of all possible worlds, a hellish place of exile where nature seemed uncannily strange or hostile. The 'gothic' has offered a powerful means of representing this dystopian theme. This unit examines the gothic mode in Australian literature and film from the nineteenth century to the present, taking in such issues as 'Weird Melancholy', ghosts, bunyips, badlands and postcolonial (dis)enchantment. ENGL2670 Revolutionary Writing: 1960s and Beyond Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 1000 level in Australian Literature or 12 credit points at 1000 level in English Prohibitions: ASLT2602 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Faculty: Arts and Social Sciences Classes: 2x1hr lecture/week, 1x1hr tutorial/week Assessments: 5x200wd online tasks (10%), 1x1500wd essay (40%), 1x2000wd take-home exercise (50%) Description: The 1960s through to the 1970s were decades of international cultural and social upheaval. A new range of cultural influences, drugs, pop art, sexual, women's and gay liberation, and the predominantly American counter-culture, influenced a new generation of Australian writers. Bush realism gave way to previously censored subject material - sex, drugs, anti-Vietnam War sentiment - and innovative forms of writing. This unit of study investigates these issues through the works of some of the key writers and films of this period. ENGL3635 Old Norse Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 2000 level in English or 12 credit points at 2000 level in Australian Literature or 12 credit points at 2000 level in Linguistics or 12 credit points at 2000 level in Celtic Studies Prohibitions: ENGL3631 or ENGL3632 or ENGL3622 or ENGL3621 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Classes: 1x1hr lecture/week, 1x2hr tutorial/week Assessments:2x1500wd essays (70%), 1x1hr exam (30%) Description: Old Norse is the name given to the language of medieval Scandinavia which was spoken by the Viking invaders of Britain in the early Middle Ages. Old Norse literature presents a rich variety, from mythological and legendary poetry to Icelandic sagas. This unit extends students' understanding of the Germanic culture which the Anglo-Saxons brought to Britain by introducing them to the language of medieval Iceland, the literary centre of medieval Scandinavia, through texts written in Old Icelandic. ENGL3608 Transpacific American Literature Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 2000 level in English or 12 credit points at 2000 level in Australian Literature Prohibition: ENGL2664 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Classes: 1x1-hr lecture/week, 1x2-hr seminar/week Assessments: 1x2000wd research essay (40%), seminar participation 10%, 1x1000wd textual commentary (20%), 1x1.5hr exam (30%) Description: Students will apply advanced literary methods to address the broad ways in which American Literature in the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries has engaged with the opening of transpacific space. Themes will include the nature of westward exploration, the emergence of planetary perspectives and how these have affected US culture. Students will build on their knowledge of literary study to consider the key methodological question of how relationships between nation and narrative should be defined. ENGL4120 History Writing in English, 1500 to 1900 Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Classes: 1x 2hr seminar / week Assessments: 1x2000wd essay or seminar paper (30%), 1x4000wd essay (70%) Description: We pose a number of interdependent questions. First, how and why have English authors from Tudor to Victorian times considered historical matters in different literary genres - verse, prose, prose-drama, and verse-drama? Second, how and why have these authors and their audiences deemed such historical writings to be literary or not? To determine the interdependence of these questions we pose a third. What are the literary and historical relations between literature and history? ENGL4123 Reading Suburbia Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Classes: 1x2hr seminar/week Assessments: 8x250wd online writing tasks (20%), 1x500wd research essay proposal (5%), 1x3500wd research essay (75%) Description: Suburbia is a bad object in Australian literature. Neither city nor bush, suburbs can seem culturally bland zones of consumerist domesticity from which artists and writers want to escape. Yet loathing of suburbia can be mixed with desire. This unit explores various topographies of suburbia in fiction, poetry, non-fiction and film. Why do writers return to suburbia? How do suburbs give shape to settler modernity, or stimulate literary modernism? Is the suburb a national or transnational scene in Australian writing?	English table English descriptions	15/1/2019
11.	The following unit information is missing: RLST4116 Secular and Civil Religion Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Faculty: Arts and Social Sciences Classes: 2x1hr seminar/wk Assessments: 2x3000wd essay (100%) Description: Peter Berger defined secularisation as "the process whereby sectors of society and culture are removed from the domination of religious institutions and symbols", which does not fit with the non-institutional religious forms that have emerged since the 1960s. Definitions of 'religion', 'religious', 'secular', and 'sacred' are the focus of this unit.	Studies in Religion table Studies in Religion descriptions	15/1/2019
12.	Requirements have changed Major (ii) should read: 18cp of 2000-level units with at least 12cp of language units Minor (ii) should read: 18cp of 2000-level units with at least 12cp of language units	Chinese Studies table Chinese Studies descriptions	15/1/2019
13.	The following units are now offered as Selective units of study: GOVT2120 New Zealand and Pacific Politics Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 1000 level in Politics or 12 credit points at 1000 level in International Relations or 12 credit points at 1000 level in Government and International Relations Faculty: Arts and Social Sciences Classes: 2x1hr lecture/week, 1x1hr tutorial/week Assessments: 1x1100wd case study, short paper (30%), 1x1700wd comparative analysis essay (35%), 1x1700wd policy/governance report (35%) Description: Using the comparative method, this unit examines the politics of New Zealand and a number of significant Pacific nations. The unit examines these nations' political cultures, structures and history, and explores regional governance and regionally-significant policy issues. GOVT2552 Policy Analysis Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1, Semester 2 Classes: 1x2hr lecture/week, 1x1hr tutorial/week Assessment: 1x2500wd eval case study (40%), 1x2hr exam (50%), tutorial participation (10%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Description: The unit outlines the nature of public policy - dealing with such matters as definitions of policy and approaches to analysing public policy; Examines the main building blocks of the policy process: actors, institutions, and policy instruments; Explores key stages of the public policy process: notably problem definition, agenda setting, policy formation, decision making, implementation and evaluation. Examples are drawn from Australia and a range of countries throughout the world; Addresses policy-making in extreme, 'crisis' situations. Additional Information: Departmental Permission is required for this unit.	Politics table Politics descriptions	22/1/2019
14.	The prerequisite has been changed for the following units. It now reads: EDHP4002 Physical Education 4 P: 120 credit points from the BED(HPE) program EDHP4004 Professional engagement and leadership P: 120 credit points from the BED(HPE) program EDHP4005 Professional Practice for HPE 3 P: 120 credit points from the BED(HPE) program	Education (Health and Physical Education table) Education (Health and Physical Education) descriptions	22/1/2019
15.	The following unit is no longer available in 2019: SANS3601 Sanskrit Advanced 1	Sanskrit table Sanskrit descriptions	24/1/2019
16.	The following units are no longer available in 2019: ANTH2654 Forms of Families ANTH3607 The Social Production of Space	Anthropology table Anthropology descriptions	24/1/2019
17.	The following unit is no longer available in 2019: GOVT3996 Science, Tech and International Security	Politics and International Relations table Politics and International Relations descriptions	24/1/2019
18.	The following unit is no longer available in 2019: GOVT3644 Political Campaigning	Politics table Politics descriptions	25/1/2019
19.	Prerequisites have changed for the following unit: EDSE3048 Teaching Languages 1B P 72 credit points including 12 senior credit points from two of the foreign languages (Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Modern Greek, Spanish)	Education (Humanities and Social Sciences)/Arts table Education (Humanities and Social Sciences)/Arts descriptions	25/1/2019
20.	The Prohibition has been removed from the following unit: FRNC2656 French Sociolinguistics.	French and Francophone studies table French and Francophone studies descriptions	25/1/2019
21.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: ARBC3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Arabic Languages and Culture	Arabic Language and Cultures table Arabic Language and Cultures descriptions	31/1/2019
22.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: CHNS3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Chinese Studies	Chinese Studies table Chinese Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
23.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: FRNC3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in French and Francophone Studies	French and Francophone Studies table French and Francophone Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
24.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: GRMN3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Germanic Studies	Germanic Studies table Germanic Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
25.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: HBRW3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Hebrew (modern)	Hebrew (Modern) table Hebrew (Modern) descriptions	31/1/2019
26.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: INMS3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Indonesian Studies	Indonesian Studies table Indonesian Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
27.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: ITLN3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Italian Studies	Italian Studies (Beginner) table Italian Studies (Intermediate) table Italian Studies (Advanced) table Italian Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
28.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: JPNS3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Japanese Studies JPNS2670 Love and Death in Japanese Literature P JPNS1124 or JPNS2222 or JPNS2612 and 12 credit points at 1000 level in Japanese Studies or Asian Studies	Japanese Studies table Japanese Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
29.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: KRNS3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Korean Studies	Korean Studies table Korean Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
30.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: MGRK3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Modern Greek	Modern Greek Studies table Modern Greek Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
31.	The prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: SPAN3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Spanish and Latin American Studies SPAN3615 Indigenous Movements in Latin America P 12 credit points at 2000 level in the Spanish and Latin American Studies or Anthropology or Sociology or American Studies or Indigenous Studies.	Spanish and Latin American Studies table Spanish and Latin American Studies table	31/1/2019
32.	The following unit is no longer on offer in 2019: GOVT3643 Emotions and Public Policy	Politics table Politics descriptions Politics and International Relations table Politics and International Relations descriptions	31/1/2019
33.	The following unit is no longer on offer in 2019: SANS3602 Sanskrit Advanced 2	Sanskrit table Sanskrit descriptions	31/1/2019
34.	The prerequisite has been changed for the following unit. It now reads: SPAN3615 Indigenous Movements in Latin America P 12 credit points at 2000 level in the Spanish and Latin American Studies or Anthropology or Sociology or American Studies or Indigenous Studies.	Anthropology table Anthropology descriptions	5/2/2019
35.	The co-requisite has been removed from the following unit: LATN3603 Latin Imperial Poetry	Latin table Latin descriptions	14/2/2019
36.	The prerequisite has been removed from the following unit: LATN3605 Latin Republican Prose	Latin table Latin descriptions	14/2/2019
37.	The following units are not available in 2019: SCLG3611 Space, Place and Society SCLG3608 Sociology of Deviance and Difference SCLG2000 Global Social Problems	Sociology table Sociology descriptions	14/2/2019
38.	The following unit is not available in 2019: SCLG3608 Sociology of Deviance and Difference	Criminology table Criminology descriptions	14/2/2019
39.	The following units are not available in 2019; SCPL3605 East Asian Social Policy SCLG3611 Space, Place and Society	Social Policy table Social Policy descriptions	14/2/2019
40.	The following unit is not available in 2019: ENGL4127 Wooing Women in Middle English Romantics	English table English descriptions	14/2/2019
41.	The following unit is not available in 2019: GOVT3984 Policy and Politics of Governing Cities	Politics table Politics descriptions Politics and International Relations table Politics and International Relations descriptions	14/2/2019
42.	The following unit of study is no longer available in 2019: EUST3003 Europe: Energy and the Environment	European Studies table European Studies descriptions	13/3/2019
43.	The following unit of study are no longer available in 2019: ARBC3638 Advanced Media Arabic 2	Arabic, Language and Cultures table Arabic, Language and Cultures descriptions	13/3/2019
44.	The following unit of study are no longer available in 2019: CLST3616 The Celtic Otherworld	Celtic Studies table Celtic Studies descriptions	13/3/2019
45.	The alternative interdisciplinary project units of study have changed: A specific interdisciplinary unit for this major commences in 2020. In 2019, the alternative interdisciplinary project units of study available within the major are one of the following: ECOS3022 or ECOS3008 or ECOS3013 or ECOS3017 or ECOS3020.	Economics table Economics descriptions	4/6/2019
46.	Co-requisites have been removed for the following units of study: ECOS2901 Intermediate Microeconomics Honours ECOS2002 Intermediate Macroeconomics ECOS2901 Intermediate Microeconomics Honours	Economics table Economics descriptions	21/6/2019
47.	Co-requisites have been removed for the following units of study: ECOS2901 Intermediate Microeconomics Honours	Financial Economics table Financial Economics descriptions Economics (degree) table Economics (degree) descriptions Economic Policy table Economic Policy descriptions Agricultural and Resource Economics table Agricultural and Resource Economics descriptions	21/6/2019

Business School Postgraduate

This handbook was originally published on 12 November 2018.

Item	Errata	Link	Date
1.	Corequisites have changed for the following unit: ITLS6400 Airline Strategy and Supply Chains The corequisite ITLS6101 has been removed	Logistics and Supply Chain Management table Logistics and Supply Chain Management descriptions Aviation and Maritime Management table Aviation and Maritime Management descriptions	12/12/2018
2.	Assessment has changed for the following units: ITLS6400Airline Strategy and Supply Chains Assesment is now: individual assignment (50%), presentation (30%), final exam (20%) ITLS6101Global Freight Logistics ManagementAssesment is now: Individual report (25%); case discussion (15%); individual presentation (30%); final exam (30%)	Logistics and Supply Chain Management descriptions Aviation and Maritime Management descriptions	12/12/2018
3.	Assessment has changed for the following unit: QBUS5001Quantitative Methods for Business: Assessment: Weekly homework (10%), assignment (20%), mid-semester exam (20%), final exam (50%)	Commerce descriptions Business Analytics descriptions Big Data in Business descriptions	12/12/2018
4.	Sessions have changed for the following unit: Business Practicum Session: Available Semester 2 only	Commerce table Commerce descriptions	12/12/2018
5.	The following unit is now available as an elective: BUSS6104 Business Practicum Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2 Classes: 1 x 2 hours weekly tutorials Prerequisites: Completion of at least 48 credit points Assumed knowledge: A sound understanding of business and strong written and oral communication skills. Assessment: project proposal (15%); mid-way reflection (25%); field-base final paper (60%) Mode of delivery: Professional practice This unit allows students to reflect on the link between what they have learnt on business subjects in theory and its application in an actual firm/business they have visited. Students will receive support to visit a selection of appropriate companies and how to approach the companies for which they will make a thorough analysis; the companies will be local Sydney companies. Students have the opportunity to integrate their classroom knowledge with the current and future business activities of Australian businesses. Students are expected to determine the current and future opportunities and threats the businesses, given the strength and weaknesses of the business. A comparison across different businesses will also be undertaken. Students reflect on what they have learnt, and how their theoretical knowledge may apply to practicality in businesses across a variety of sectors. Additionally, students are expected to reflect on how they have developed as an individual/student across their studies in terms of their professional identity that highlights their distinctive self.	Human Resource Management and Industiral Relations table Human Resource Management and Industiral Relations descriptions	12/12/2018
6.	The following unit has been cancelled: ACCT6019 Analytics for Accounting	Professional Accounting table Professional Accounting descriptions	12/12/2018
7.	Sessions have changed for the following units: SMBA6005 Critical Analysis and Thought Leadership Session: Intensive June and Semester 2 only SMBA6115 Creativity, Innovation and Business Session: Intensive December only	MBA table MBA descriptions	20/12/2018
8.	The following units have been cacelled for 2019: IBUS6006 Comparative International Management IBUS6021 Global Outsourcing and Offshoring	Subject area: International Business table Subject area: International Business descriptions International Business table International Business descriptions	20/12/2018
9.	Assessment has changed for the following unit: IBUS6011 New Business Opportunities and Startups Assessment: Start-up financials (15%), evidence-based decision-making (35%), business progress assignment and presentation (50%), ideation (0%)	Subject area: Strategy Innovation and Entrepreneurship International Business descriptions	20/12/2018
10.	Assessment has changed for the following unit: ITLS6003 Contemporary Procurement Assessment: Quiz (30%), group presentation (25%), final exam (45%)	Subject areas: Logistics and Supply Chain Management descriptions Logistics and Supply Chain Management descriptions	20/12/2018
11.	Assessment has changed for the following unit: BUSS7902 Quantitative Research Methods Assessment: Test (10%), assignment 1 (40%); assignment 2 (50%)	Research descriptions	20/12/2018
12.	The following unit is not on offer in 2019: INFS6022 Systemic Sustainable Development	Business Sustainability table Business Sustainability descriptions	18/3/2019
13.	The following unit has been cancelled for Semester 2: INFS6002 Strategic Information Systems Sourcing	Business Information Systems table Business Information Systems descriptions	30/4/2019
14.	The following units have been cancelled for the July intensive session: FINC5001 Capital Markets and Corporate Finance FINC6001 Intermediate Corporate Finance	Finance table Finance descriptions Professional Accounting table Professional Accounting descriptions	30/4/2019
15.	The following unit has been cancelled for the November intensive session: MKTG6013 International and Global Marketing	Marketing table Marketing descriptions	30/4/2019
16.	ACCT6015 Extended Performance Reporting will be offered in Semester 2, 2019. It will be available as: - an elective for the Accounting specialisation (Commerce Subject Areas) - an elective for the Master of Professional Accounting	Accounting table Accounting descriptions Professional Accounting table Professional Accounting descriptions	21/6/2019

Business School Undergraduate

This handbook was originally published on 30 October 2018.

Item	Errata	Link	Date
1.	Classes have changed: BUSS2000 Leading and Influencing in Business Classes: Lecture is now 2 hours	Commerce core descriptions	12/12/2018
2.	Sessions have changed for the following units: INFS3600 Business Information Systems in Practice Session: Available Semester 1 only	Business information Systems table Business Information Systems descriptions	12/12/2018
3.	The following unit has been cancelled: QBUS3850 Time Series and Forecasting	Business Analytics table Business Analytics descriptions	12/12/2018
4.	Assessment has changed for the following units: IBUS1102 Cross-Cultural Management Assessment: Tutorial attendance and participation (10%), quizzes (10%), research project (20%), mid-semester test (20%), final exam (40%) IBUS3106 International Business Special Project Assessment: Participation and engagement (10%), practice pitch (15%), final pitch (25%), final report (30%), reflective piece (20%)	Subject areas: International Business descriptions	20/12/2018
5.	The following unit has been cancelled: ACCT3015 Data Analytics for Accounting	Subject areas: Accounting table Subject areas: Accounting descriptions	15/1/2019
6.	The following units have been cancelled: QBUS3840 Choice Modelling	Business Analytics table Business Analytics descriptions	26/3/2019

Engineering and Information Technologies Postgraduate

There have been no updates since the handbook was originally published on 16 November 2018.

Engineering and Information Technologies Undergraduate

There have been no updates since the handbook was originally published on 16 November 2018.

Health Sciences

There have been no updates since the handbook was originally published on 20 November 2018.

Interdisciplinary Studies Undergraduate

This handbook was originally published on 22 November 2018.

Item	Errata	Link	Date
1.	The following units of study are no longer available in 2019: ARBC3201 Arab Cities: Texts and Contexts ARBC1651 Introduction to Arab Cultures ARBC1652 Visions of Contemporary Arab Cultures	Arabic Language and Cultures table Arabic Language and Cultures descriptions	10/12/2018
2.	The following units of study are no longer available in 2019: ARBC3201 Arab Cities: Texts and Contexts	Arts and Social Sciences Electives table Arts and Social Sciences Electives descriptions	10/12/2018
3.	Please note that there are additional fees associated with the following units offered by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Contact the relevant unit of study coordinator for more information. OLES2137 Experience China OLES2139 Experience Germany OLES2141 Experience Indonesia OLES2143 Experience Italy OLES2145 Experience Korea OLES2147 Experience the French-speaking World OLES2149 Experience the Spanish-speaking World OLES2153 Experience Japan	Open Learning Environment table Open Learning Environment descriptions	11/12/2018
4.	The following units offered by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences are now available as Table S electives: WRIT1000 Introduction to Academic Writing Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1, Semester 2 Classes: 1x1hr lecture/week, 1x2hr seminar/week Assessment: 1x900wd sentence task (20%), 1x900wd research task (20%), 1x900wd paragraph task (20%), 1x900wd review task (20%), 1x900wd revision/reflection task (20%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day This unit teaches the fundamentals of academic writing. Frequent, short writing assignments are designed to help students engage with the writing process at the sentence and paragraph levels and and to make appropriate style, grammar, punctuation, and syntax choices. Students will learn how to research a topic, document sources in keeping with academic honesty principles, and edit and revise their own writing, as well as the writing of others. This UoS is appropriate for both native and non-native English speakers and offers a solid foundation for academic writing in any discipline. WRIT3000 Business and Workplace Communications Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2 Classes: 1x1hr online lecture/week, 1x2hr seminar/week Prerequisites: 24 credit points at 2000 level Assessment: 1x1000wd business presentation slides (35%), 1x1000wd presentation (25%), 1x2500wd business document e-portfolio (40%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day To be persuasive and effective, communication in the modern workplace must be tailored to address the needs of differing audiences while sustaining a coherent corporate narrative. This unit teaches the concepts of rhetorical awareness to enable you to craft and disseminate a range of audience-focused documents speeches and visual texts.	Table S Electives - Arts and Social Sciences P-Z table Table S Electives - Arts and Social Sciences P-Z descriptions	11/12/2018
5.	Sessions have changed for the following units offered by the Business School. Sessions are now Feburary Intensive and July Intensive: OLET1201 Business Entrepreneurship: Business Models OLET1202 Business Entrepreneurship: Guerrilla Tactics OLET1203 Business Entrepreneurship: Bootstrap Finance	Open Learning Environment table Open Learning Environment descriptions	12/12/2018
6.	Open Learning Environment The following Faculty of Medicine and Helath unit has been cancelled. It will run in 2020. OLET1516 Health Challenges: Oral Health	Open Learning Environment table Open Learning Environment descriptions	12/12/2018
7.	Prerequisites have been removed from the following unit:. MATH1011 Applications of Calculus	Quantitative Life Sciences table Quantitative Life Sciences descriptions Statistics table Statistics descriptions Table S Electives - Science tabe Table S Electives - Science descriptions	12/12/2018
8.	Prerequisites have been removed from the following unit: MATH1013 Mathematical Modelling	Quantitative Life Sciences table Quantitative Life Sciences descriptions Table S Electives - Science tabe Table S Electives - Science descriptions	12/12/2018
9.	Prerequisites have been removed from the following units: MATH1021 Calculus Of One Variable MATH1023 Multivariable Calculus and Modelling MATH1921 Calculus Of One Variable (Advanced) MATH1931 Calculus Of One Variable (SSP) MATH1923 Multivariable Calculus and Modelling (Adv) MATH1933 Multivariable Calculus and Modelling (SSP)	Data Science table Data Science descriptions Financial Mathematics and Statistics table Financial Mathematics and Statistics descriptions Mathematics table Mathematics descriptions Statistics table Statistics descriptions Table S Electives - Science table Table S Electives - Science descriptions	12/12/2018
10.	Assumed knowledge has changed for the following units. MATH1921 Calculus Of One Variable (Advanced): Assumed knowledge now reads: (HSC Mathematics Extension 2) OR (Band E4 in HSC Mathematics Extension 1) or equivalent. MATH1931 Calculus Of One Variable (SSP):Assumed knowledge now reads: (HSC Mathematics Extension 2) OR (Band E4 in HSC Mathematics Extension 1) or equivalent. MATH1923 Multivariable Calculus and Modelling (Adv):Assumed knowledge now reads: (HSC Mathematics Extension 2) OR (Band E4 in HSC Mathematics Extension 1) or equivalent. MATH1933 Multivariable Calculus and Modelling (SSP):Assumed knowledge now reads: (HSC Mathematics Extension 2) OR (Band E4 in HSC Mathematics Extension 1) or equivalent.	Data Science table Data Science descriptions Financial Mathematics and Statistics table Financial Mathematics and Statistics descriptions Mathematics table Mathematics descriptions Statistics table Statistics descriptions Table S Electives - Science table Table S Electives - Science descriptions	12/12/2018
11.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units: AMED3001 Cancer: Prerequisites now read: 12cp from (IMMU2101 or MEDS2004 or MIMI2002 or MIMI2902 or PHSI2005 or PHSI2905 or PHSI2006 or PHSI2906 or PHSI2007 or PHSI2907 or MEDS2001 or PCOL2011 or PCOL2021 or MEDS2002 or BCMB2001 or BCMB2901 or MEDS2003) or [BMED2401 and 6cp from (BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2404 or BMED2405 or BMED2406)] AMED3003 Diagnostics & Biomarkers Prerequisites now read:12cp from (IMMU2101 or MEDS2004 or MIMI2002 or MIMI2902 or PHSI2005 or PHSI2905 or PHSI2006 or PHSI2906 or PHSI2007 or PHSI2907 or MEDS2001 or PCOL2011 or PCOL2021 or MEDS2002 or BCMB2001 or BCMB2901 or MEDS2003) or [BMED2401 and 6cp from (BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2404 or BMED2405 or BMED2406)]	Applied Medical Science Table Applied Medical Science Descriptions Table S Electives - Science table Table S Electives - Science descriptions	12/12/2018
12.	Prerequisites have changed for the following unit: AMED3888 Clinical Science Prerequisites now read: 12cp from (IMMU2101 or MEDS2004 or MIMI2002 or MIMI2902 or PHSI2005 or PHSI2905 or PHSI2006 or PHSI2906 or PHSI2007 or PHSI2907 or MEDS2001 or PCOL2011 or PCOL2021 or MEDS2002 or BCMB2001 or BCMB2901 or MEDS2003) or [BMED2401 and 6cp from (BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2404 or BMED2405 or BMED2406)]	Applied Medical Science Table Applied Medical Science Descriptions	12/12/2018
13.	Prerequisites have changed for the following unit: AVBS3003 Wildlife Management: Prerequisites now read: BIOL2032 or BIOL2X2X	Table S Electives - Science table Table S Electives - Science descriptions	12/12/2018
14.	Session availability has changed for the following unit: BIOL3029 Molecular Plant Biology: Now available in Semester 2 only.	Biology table Biology descriptions Plant Science table Plant Science descriptions Table S Electives - Science table Table S Electives - Science descriptions	12/12/2018
15.	Session availability has changed for the following unit: OLET2602 Psychology of Crime: Now available in April Intensive and May Intensive only.	Open Learning Environment table Open Learning Environment descriptions	12/12/2018
16.	The following units offered by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences are now available as Table S electives: WRIT1001 Writing and Rhetoric: Academic Essays Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1, Semester 2, Summer Main Classes: 2x1hr lectures/week, 1x1hr tutorial/week Assessment: 4x500wd Written assignments (40%), 1x1000wd Oral Presentation (20%), 1x1500wd Essay (40%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day The persuasive power of the English language emerges from its richness and variation. This unit introduces students to rhetorical theory as a resource for the creative construction of meaning. Students will learn to discover topics, arrange ideas, and analyse the delivery of arguments across a variety of contexts. We examine print, visual media, political debates and engage in virtual exchanges with universities around the world. WRIT1002 Writing and Rhetoric: Argumentation Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1, Summer Main Classes: 1x1hr online lecture/week, 1x1hr online readings and activities/week, 1x1hr online tutorial/week Assessment: 1x1000wd annotated bibliography (20%),1x1000wd literature review (20%), 1x500wd critical analysis video (10%), 1x500wd critical analysis report (10%), 1x1500wd argumentative essay (40%) Mode of delivery: Online This is a fully online unit of study. It focuses on advanced rhetorical reasoning and the theory, construction, and delivery of sound arguments, which are critical to success in the university and the workplace. Designed to improve writing and critical thinking abilities, the unit teaches students to craft persuasive, ethical, and engaging arguments. It will focus on the production and reception of arguments across a range of genres, including digital environments. Online tutorials feature collaborative writing and editing exercises on global, participatory writing platforms.	Table S Electives - Arts and Social Sciences P-Z table Table S Electives - Arts and Social Sciences P-Z descriptions	17/12/2018
17	The following units offered by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences are now available as Table S electives: PRFM2603 Between Improvisation and Text Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2 Classes: 1x1hr lecture/week, 1x2hr tutorial/week Prerequisites: 18 Junior credit points from subject areas listed in Table A or 12 credit points at 1000 level in Theatre and Performance Studies Prohibitions: PRFM3005 or PRFM3014 or PRFM3016 Assessment: 1x500wd equivalent group performance (10%), 1x1500wd tutorial paper (40%), 1x500wd equiv group seminar (10%), 1x2000wd research essay (40%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day All performances exist at the interface of oral and literate culture, involving combinations of 'fixed' and 'free' elements. In this unit, you will explore, through practical workshops and group research, the flexibility of traditional genres like Commedia dell'Arte as well as contemporary forms of performance where improvisation can occur. PRFM2605 Rehearsing Shakespeare Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Classes: 1x1hr lecture/week, 1x2hr workshop/week Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 1000 level in Theatre and Performance Studies Assessment: 1x1500wd Analytical Rehearsal Log (30%), 3x In Class Scene-work (equiv to 500wd) (20%), 1x2500wd Essay (50%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day How did actors in Shakespeare's time rehearse a play? In this unit students will explore rehearsal in the Elizabethan and Jacobean theatre: from part playing, cueing and exploring the relationship between voice and gesture through to the general rehearsal. Students will have the opportunity to workshop selected scenes from plays by Shakespeare or his contemporaries in order to understand how a Renaissance English actor embodied his part.	Table S Electives - Arts and Social Sciences P-Z table Table S Electives - Arts and Social Sciences P-Z descriptions	17/12/2018
18.	The following units no longer count towards an Art History major: ARHT3676 Cinematic Time ARHT3677 Cinematic Spectatorship	Art History table Art History descriptions	17/12/2018
19.	Prerequistes have changed for the following unit. They now read: MATH2088 Number Theory and Cryptography Prerequisites: (MATH1014 or MATH1002 or MATH1902) and (MATH1001 or MATH1901 or MATH1906 or MATH1003 or MATH1903 or MATH1907 or MATH1011 or MATH1021 or MATH1921 or MATH1931 or MATH1013 or MATH1023 or MATH1923 or MATH1933 or MATH1008 or MATH1904 or MATH1064)	Table S Electives - Science table Table S Electives - Science descriptions Mathematics table  Mathematics descriptions	18/12/2018
20.	The following elective units of study are now available in 2019: ECOP2616 Inequality and Distribution Session: Semester 2 ECOP2617 Globalisation and Labour Session: Semester 1 ECOP3022 Political Economy of Gender Session: Semester 1	Political Economy table Political Economy descriptions	18/12/2018
21.	The following unit is no longer available in 2019: GOVT2992 Quantitative Analysis of Politics	American Studies table American Studies descriptions	18/12/2018
22.	Classes have changed for the following units: IMMU3102 Molecular and Cellular Immunology. Classes are now: Three lectures (1 hour each) will be given each fortnight: 2 lectures in one week and one lecture the following week. Two hour tutorials will run weeks 2 to 7 and four hour practical will run from week 8 to 13. IMMU3902 Molecular and Cellular Immunology (Advanced). Classes are now: Three lectures (1 hour each) will be given each fortnight: 2 lectures in one week and one lecture the following week. Two hour tutorials will run weeks 2 to 7 and four hour practical will run from week 8 to 13.	Immunology minor table Immunology minor descriptions Immunology and Pathology major table Immunology and Pathology major table Table S – Science electives table Table S – Science electives descriptions Dalyell Enrichment units of study – Medicine and Health (School of Medical Sciences) table Dalyell Enrichment units of study – Medicine and Health (School of Medical Sciences)	14/1/2019
23.	The description has changed for the following unit. The description should now read: IMMU3102 Molecular and Cellular Immunology. Description: This study unit builds on the series of lectures that outlined the general properties of the immune system, effector lymphocytes and their functions, delivered in the core courses, IMMU2101 - Introductory Immunology and BMED2404 - Microbes, Infection and Immunity (formerly IMMU2001 and BMED2807). In this unit the molecular and cellular aspects of the immune system are investigated in detail. We emphasise fundamental concepts to provide a scientific basis for studies of the coordinated and regulated immune responses that lead to elimination of infectious organisms. Guest lectures from research scientists eminent in particular branches of immunological research are a special feature of the course. These provide challenging information from the forefront of research that will enable the student to become aware of the many components that come under the broad heading 'Immunology'. Three lectures (1 hour each) will be given each fortnight: 2 lectures in one week and one lecture the following week, for the duration of the course.	Immunology minor table Immunology minor descriptions Immunology and Pathology major table Immunology and Pathology major table Table S – Science electives table] Table S – Science electives descriptions Dalyell Enrichment units of study – Medicine and Health (School of Medical Sciences) table Dalyell Enrichment units of study – Medicine and Health (School of Medical Sciences)	14/1/2019
24.	The description has changed for the following unit. The description should now read: IMMU3902 Molecular and Cellular Immunology (Advanced). Description: This unit is available to students who have performed well in Introductory Immunology (IMMU2101). Advanced students will complete the same core lecture material and carry out practical work as students in IMMU3102 but attend a series of specialized seminar and research based tutorial classes.	Immunology minor table Immunology minor descriptions Immunology and Pathology major table Immunology and Pathology major table Table S – Science electives table Table S – Science electives descriptions Dalyell Enrichment units of study – Medicine and Health (School of Medical Sciences) table Dalyell Enrichment units of study – Medicine and Health (School of Medical Sciences)	14/1/2019
25.	Prohibitions for the following units have changed. They now read: PSYC2015 Brain and Behavioural Psychology Prohibition: PSYC2010 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2011 or PSYC2911 or PSYC2013 or PSYC2915 or PSYC2014 PSYC2915 Brain and Behavioural Psychology (Advanced) Prohibition: PSYC2011 or PSYC2911 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2010 or PSYC2013 or PSYC2015 or PSYC2014	Science elective table Science elective descriptions Neuroscience table Neuroscience descriptions Psychological Sciences table Psychological Sciences descriptions	14/1/2019
26.	Prohibitions for the following units have changed. They now read: PSYC2017 Personality and Social Psychology Prohibition: PSYC2013 or PSYC2014 or PSYC2010 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2011 or PSYC2911	Science elective table Science elective descriptions Psychological Sciences table Psychological Sciences descriptions	14/1/2019
27.	The following unit has been cancelled: ACCT3015 Data Analytics for Accounting	Accounting table Accounting descriptions	15/1/2019
28.	Sessions have changed for the following units: INFS3600 Business Information Systems in Practice Session: Available Semester 1 only	Business information Systems table Business information Systems descriptions	15/1/2019
29.	The following unit has been cancelled: QBUS3850 Time Series and Forecasting	Business Analytics table Business Analytics descriptions	15/1/2019
30.	Assessment has changed for the following units: IBUS1102 Cross-Cultural Management Assessment: Tutorial attendance and participation (10%), quizzes (10%), research project (20%), mid-semester test (20%), final exam (40%) IBUS3106 International Business Special Project Assessment: Participation and engagement (10%), practice pitch (15%), final pitch (25%), final report (30%), reflective piece (20%)	International Business descriptions International Business descriptions	15/1/2019
31.	Prerequisites have changed on the following units of study: PHIL2642 Critical Thinking P 12 credit points at 1000 level PHIL2647 Philosophy of Happiness P 12 credit points at 1000 level PHIL2617 Practical Ethics P 12 credit points at 1000 level	Philosophy table Philosophy descriptions	15/1/2019
32.	Prerequisite has changed for the following unit of study: SCLG2638 Sociology of the Other P 12 credit points at 1000 level in Sociology	Sociology table Sociology descriptions	15/1/2019
33.	Prerequisites have changed on the following unit of study: ANHS3602 Law and Disorder at Rome P 12 credit points at 2000 level in Ancient History, History, Philosophy, Ancient Greek or Latin.	Ancient History table Ancient History descriptions	15/1/2019
34.	The following unit information is missing: ENGL2668 Australian Gothic Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2 Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 1000 level in English or 12 credit points at 1000 level in Australian Literature 12 credit points at 1000 level in English or 12 credit points at 1000 level in Australian Literature Prohibitions: ASLT2619 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Faculty: Arts and Social Sciences Classes: 2x1hr lecture/week, 1x1hr tutorial/week Assessment: 1x 5-10mins (approximately 500wd) oral presentation/summary (20%), 1x2000wd essay (40%), 1x2000wd take-home exercise (40%) Description: From the earliest days of European colonisation alongside visions of its promise, Australia has also been seen as the worst of all possible worlds, a hellish place of exile where nature seemed uncannily strange or hostile. The 'gothic' has offered a powerful means of representing this dystopian theme. This unit examines the gothic mode in Australian literature and film from the nineteenth century to the present, taking in such issues as 'Weird Melancholy', ghosts, bunyips, badlands and postcolonial (dis)enchantment. ENGL2670 Revolutionary Writing: 1960s and Beyond Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 1000 level in Australian Literature or 12 credit points at 1000 level in English Prohibitions: ASLT2602 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Faculty: Arts and Social Sciences Classes: 2x1hr lecture/week, 1x1hr tutorial/week Assessments: 5x200wd online tasks (10%), 1x1500wd essay (40%), 1x2000wd take-home exercise (50%) Description: The 1960s through to the 1970s were decades of international cultural and social upheaval. A new range of cultural influences, drugs, pop art, sexual, women's and gay liberation, and the predominantly American counter-culture, influenced a new generation of Australian writers. Bush realism gave way to previously censored subject material - sex, drugs, anti-Vietnam War sentiment - and innovative forms of writing. This unit of study investigates these issues through the works of some of the key writers and films of this period. ENGL3635 Old Norse Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 2000 level in English or 12 credit points at 2000 level in Australian Literature or 12 credit points at 2000 level in Linguistics or 12 credit points at 2000 level in Celtic Studies Prohibitions: ENGL3631 or ENGL3632 or ENGL3622 or ENGL3621 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Classes: 1x1hr lecture/week, 1x2hr tutorial/week Assessments:2x1500wd essays (70%), 1x1hr exam (30%) Description: Old Norse is the name given to the language of medieval Scandinavia which was spoken by the Viking invaders of Britain in the early Middle Ages. Old Norse literature presents a rich variety, from mythological and legendary poetry to Icelandic sagas. This unit extends students' understanding of the Germanic culture which the Anglo-Saxons brought to Britain by introducing them to the language of medieval Iceland, the literary centre of medieval Scandinavia, through texts written in Old Icelandic. ENGL3608 Transpacific American Literature Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 2000 level in English or 12 credit points at 2000 level in Australian Literature Prohibition: ENGL2664 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Classes: 1x1-hr lecture/week, 1x2-hr seminar/week Assessments: 1x2000wd research essay (40%), seminar participation 10%, 1x1000wd textual commentary (20%), 1x1.5hr exam (30%) Description: Students will apply advanced literary methods to address the broad ways in which American Literature in the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries has engaged with the opening of transpacific space. Themes will include the nature of westward exploration, the emergence of planetary perspectives and how these have affected US culture. Students will build on their knowledge of literary study to consider the key methodological question of how relationships between nation and narrative should be defined. ENGL4120 History Writing in English, 1500 to 1900 Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Classes: 1x 2hr seminar / week Assessments: 1x2000wd essay or seminar paper (30%), 1x4000wd essay (70%) Description: We pose a number of interdependent questions. First, how and why have English authors from Tudor to Victorian times considered historical matters in different literary genres - verse, prose, prose-drama, and verse-drama? Second, how and why have these authors and their audiences deemed such historical writings to be literary or not? To determine the interdependence of these questions we pose a third. What are the literary and historical relations between literature and history? ENGL4123 Reading Suburbia Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Classes: 1x2hr seminar/week Assessments: 8x250wd online writing tasks (20%), 1x500wd research essay proposal (5%), 1x3500wd research essay (75%) Description: Suburbia is a bad object in Australian literature. Neither city nor bush, suburbs can seem culturally bland zones of consumerist domesticity from which artists and writers want to escape. Yet loathing of suburbia can be mixed with desire. This unit explores various topographies of suburbia in fiction, poetry, non-fiction and film. Why do writers return to suburbia? How do suburbs give shape to settler modernity, or stimulate literary modernism? Is the suburb a national or transnational scene in Australian writing?	English table English descriptions	15/1/2019
35.	The following unit information is missing: RLST4116 Secular and Civil Religion Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2 Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Faculty: Arts and Social Sciences Classes: 2x1hr seminar/wk Assessments: 2x3000wd essay (100%) Description: Peter Berger defined secularisation as "the process whereby sectors of society and culture are removed from the domination of religious institutions and symbols", which does not fit with the non-institutional religious forms that have emerged since the 1960s. Definitions of 'religion', 'religious', 'secular', and 'sacred' are the focus of this unit.	Studies in Religion table Studies in Religion descriptions
36.	Requirements have changed Major (ii) should read: 18cp of 2000-level units with at least 12cp of language units Minor (ii) should read: 18cp of 2000-level units with at least 12cp of language units	Chinese Studies table Chinese Studies descriptions	15/1/2019
37.	Prerequisites for PSYC3014 Behavioural and Cognitive Neuroscience have been corrected for a typing error.Where is says PSYC015 it should read PSYC2015. The prerequisites are now: Prerequisites: [(PSYC2010 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2011 or PSYC2911 or PSYC2015 or PSYC2915) and 6 credit points from (PSYC2012 or PSYC2013 or PSYC2014 or PSYC2016 or PSYC2017)] OR [(PSYC2010 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2011 or PSYC2911 or PSYC2015 or PSYC2915) and (ANAT2010 or ANAT2910) and PCOL2011]	Neuroscience table Neuroscience descriptions Science electives table Science electives descriptions	21/1/2019
38.	The following unit is missing from Table S Electives - Science PHYS2923 Astrophysics and Relativity (SSP) Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Prof Iver Cairns Session: Semester 2 Classes: Lectures 2hrs/week for 13 weeks; laboratory 3hrs/wk for 12 weeks, tutorial 1 hr/wk for 12 wks, duty tutor 1 hr/wk. Prerequisites: 75 or above in (PHYS1003 or PHYS1004 or PHYS1902 or PHYS1904) and 75 or above in (PHYS1001 or PHYS1002 or PHYS1901 or PHYS1903 or PHYS2011 or PHYS2911 or PHYS2921). Prohibitions: PHYS2013 or PHYS2913 Assumed knowledge: (MATH1X21 or MATH1931 or MATH1X01 or MATH1906) and (MATH1X02) and (MATH1X23 or MATH1933 or MATH1X03 or MATH1907) and (MATH1X05) Assessment: Final examination 40% (Relativity/Astrophysics modules), Experimental Lab sessions and logbook 25%, Experimental Lab Talk 6%, Experimental Lab report (draft and final) 11%, Assignments (3x Relativity, 2x Astrophysics) 14%, and in class Quiz (Astrophysics) 4%. Campus: Camperdown/Darlington, Sydney Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Note: Department permission required for enrolment. Are you someone with a very strong interest in Physics who wants a more open-ended approach to your learning? This unit of study delves into Cosmology/Astrophysics, Special Relativity, and Laboratory Experimental Physics. In Special Relativity, you will earn about Einstein's theory of special relativity, relative motion, twin paradox, Doppler shift, Lorentz transformations, spacetime and causality, relativistic momentum, relativistic kinetic energy, and mass as a measure of energy. In Cosmology/Astrophysics, you will learn about cosmological models, the cosmological principle, the Friedmann equations, the Friedmann-Robertson Walker metric, cosmological redshift, the cosmic microwave background radiation, big-bang nucleosynthesis, the thermal history of the Universe, inflation, dark matter and dark energy. Experimental Physics Laboratory will involve you performing experimental test and investigations of relevant topics in a mix of prescribed measurement exercises and open ended investigations, as well as the option of a research project. The lecture modules will be identical to PHYS2913 Astrophysics and Relativity (Advanced) but the labs will be different. The differentiation from PHYS2913 Astrophysics and Relativity (Advanced) is that Experimental Laboratory for PHYS2923 Astrophysics and Relativity (SSP) offers open-ended style, prescribed experiments in place of conventional prescribed exercises, as well as the option of doing a research style project (subject to not also choosing a 2nd research project in the Computational Lab of Phys2922 Physics 2B (SSP)).	Science electives table Science electives descriptions	21/1/2019
39.	The following unit is now offered as a selective unit: GOVT2552 Policy Analysis Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1, Semester 2 Classes: 1x2hr lecture/week, 1x1hr tutorial/week Assessment: 1x2500wd eval case study (40%), 1x2hr exam (50%), tutorial participation (10%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Description: The unit outlines the nature of public policy - dealing with such matters as definitions of policy and approaches to analysing public policy; Examines the main building blocks of the policy process: actors, institutions, and policy instruments; Explores key stages of the public policy process: notably problem definition, agenda setting, policy formation, decision making, implementation and evaluation. Examples are drawn from Australia and a range of countries throughout the world; Addresses policy-making in extreme, 'crisis' situations. Additional Information: Departmental Permission is required for this unit.	International Relations table International Relations descriptions	22/1/2029
40.	Sessions have changed for the following unit offered by the Faculty of Medicine and Health. Sessions are Semester 2 only: OLET1506 Health Challenges: Allergy and Autoimmunity	Open Learning Environment table Open Learning Environment descriptions	24/1/2019
41.	The following unit is no longer available in 2019: SANS3601 Sanskrit Advanced 1	Sanskrit table Sanskrit descriptions	24/1/2019
42.	The following units are no longer available in 2019: ANTH2654 Forms of Families ANTH3607 The Social Production of Space	Anthropology table Anthropology descriptions	24/1/2019
43.	The following unit is no longer available in 2019: GOVT3644 Political Campaigning	Politics table Politics table	25/1/2019
44.	The Prohibition has been removed from the following unit: FRNC2656 French Sociolinguistics.	French and Francophone Studies table French and Francophone Studies descriptions	25/1/2019
45.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: ARBC3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Arabic Languages and Culture	Arabic Languages and Culture table Arabic Languages and Culture descriptions	31/1/2019
46.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: CHNS3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Chinese Studies	Chinese Studies table Chinese Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
47.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: FRNC3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in French and Francophone Studies	French and Francophone Studies table French and Francophone Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
48.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: GRMN3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Germanic Studies	Germanic Studies table Germanic Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
49.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: HBRW3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Hebrew (Modern)	Hebrew (Modern) table Hebrew (Modern) descriptions	31/1/2019
50.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: INMS3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Indonesian Studies	Indonesian Studies table Indonesian Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
51.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: ITLNS3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Italian Studies	Italian Studies (Beginner) Studies table Italian Studies (Intermediate) Studies table Italian Studies (Advanced) Studies table Italian Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
52.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: JPNS3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Japanese Studies JPNS2670 Love and Death in Japanese Literature P JPNS1124 or JPNS2222 or JPNS2612 and 12 credit points at 1000 level in Japanese Studies or Asian Studies	Japanese Studies table Japanese Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
53.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: KRNS3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Japanese Studies	Korean Studies table Korean Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
54.	The prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: MGRK3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Modern Greek Studies	Modern Greek Studies table Modern Greek Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
55.	The prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: SPAN3999 Interdisciplinary Impact P 30 credit points in Spanish and Latin American Studies SPAN3615 Indigenous Movements in Latin America P 12 credit points at 2000 level in the Spanish and Latin American Studies or Anthropology or Sociology or American Studies or Indigenous Studies.	Spanish and Latin American Studiestable Spanish and Latin American Studies descriptions	31/1/2019
56.	The following unit of study is no longer on offer in 2019: GOVT3643 Emotions and Public Policy	Politics table Politics descriptions	5/2/2019
57.	The following unit of study is no longer on offer in 2019: SANS3602 Sanskrit Advanced 2	Sanskrit table Sanskrit descriptions	5/2/2019
58.	The prerequisite has been changed for the following unit. It now reads: SPAN3615 Indigenous Movements in Latin America P 12 credit points at 2000 level in the Spanish and Latin American Studies or Anthropology or Sociology or American Studies or Indigenous Studies.	Anthropology table Anthropology descriptions	5/2/2019
59.	The following units offered are now available as Table A electives: PRFM2603 Between Improvisation and Text Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2 Classes: 1x1hr lecture/week, 1x2hr tutorial/week Prerequisites: 18 Junior credit points from subject areas listed in Table A or 12 credit points at 1000 level in Theatre and Performance Studies Prohibitions: PRFM3005 or PRFM3014 or PRFM3016 Assessment: 1x500wd equivalent group performance (10%), 1x1500wd tutorial paper (40%), 1x500wd equiv group seminar (10%), 1x2000wd research essay (40%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day All performances exist at the interface of oral and literate culture, involving combinations of 'fixed' and 'free' elements. In this unit, you will explore, through practical workshops and group research, the flexibility of traditional genres like Commedia dell'Arte as well as contemporary forms of performance where improvisation can occur. PRFM2605 Rehearsing Shakespeare Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Classes: 1x1hr lecture/week, 1x2hr workshop/week Prerequisites: 12 credit points at 1000 level in Theatre and Performance Studies Assessment: 1x1500wd Analytical Rehearsal Log (30%), 3x In Class Scene-work (equiv to 500wd) (20%), 1x2500wd Essay (50%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day How did actors in Shakespeare's time rehearse a play? In this unit students will explore rehearsal in the Elizabethan and Jacobean theatre: from part playing, cueing and exploring the relationship between voice and gesture through to the general rehearsal. Students will have the opportunity to workshop selected scenes from plays by Shakespeare or his contemporaries in order to understand how a Renaissance English actor embodied his part.	Theatre adn Performance Studies table Theatre adn Performance Studies descriptions	17/12/2018
60.	The co-requisite has been removed from the following unit: LATN3603 Latin Imperial Poetry	Latin table Latin descriptions	14/2/2019
61.	The prerequisite has been removed from the following unit: LATN3605 Latin Republican Prose	Latin table Latin descriptions	14/2/2019
62.	The following units are not available in 2019: SCLG3611 Space, Place and Society SCLG3608 Sociology of Deviance and Difference SCLG2000 Global Social Problems	Sociology table Sociology descriptions	14/2/2019
63.	The following unit is not available in 2019: SCLG3608 Sociology of Deviance and Difference	Criminology table Criminology table	14/2/2019
64.	The following units are not available in 2019: SCPL3605 East Asian Social Policy SCLG3611 Space, Place and Society	Social Policy table Social Policy descriptions	14/2/2019
65.	The following unit is not available in 2019; ENGL4127 Wooing Women in Middle English Romantics	English table English descriptions	14/2/2019
66.	The following unit is not available in 2019: GOVT3984 Policy and Politics of Governing Cities	Politics table Politics descriptions International Relations table International Relations descriptions	14/2/2019
67.	The following unit has been added to the list of Table S Science electives: MATH1111 Introduction to Calculus Sessions: Semester 1 Prohibition: MATH1011 or MATH1901 or MATH1906 or MATH1001 or HSC Mathematics Extension 1 or HSC Mathematics Extension 2 or ENVX1001 or MATH1021 or MATH1921 or MATH1931 Assumed knowledge: Knowledge of algebra and trigonometry equivalent to NSW Year 10	Table S Electives: Science table Table S Electives: Science descriptions	21/2/2019
68.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units: BCHM3071 Molecular Biology and Biochem-Genes Prerequisites: [12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003)] OR [BMED2401 and BMED2405 and 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)] BCHM3971 Molecular Biology and Biochem-Genes (Adv) Prerequisites: [An average mark of 75 in 12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003)] OR [BMED2401 and a mark of 75 or above in BMED2405 and a mark of 75 or above in 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)]	Table S Electives: Science table Table S Electives: Science descriptions	21/2/2019
69.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: BCHM3081 Mol Biology and Biochemistry-Proteins Prerequisites: [12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003)] OR [BMED2401 and BMED2405 and 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)] BCHM3981 Mol Biology and Biochem-Proteins (Adv) Prerequisites: [An average mark of 75 in 12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003)] OR [BMED2401 and a mark of 75 or above in BMED2405 and a mark of 75 or above in 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)]	Table S Electives: Science table Table S Electives: Science descriptions	21/2/2019
70.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: BCHM3082 Medical and Metabolic Biochemistry Prerequisites: [12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003)] OR [BMED2401 and BMED2405 and 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)] BCHM3982 Medical and Metabolic Biochemistry (Adv) Prerequisites: [An average mark of 75 in 12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003)] OR [BMED2401 and a mark of 75 or above in BMED2405 and a mark of 75 or above in 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)]	Table S Electives: Science table Table S Electives: Science descriptions	21/2/2019
71.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: BCHM3092 Proteomics and Functional Genomics Prerequisites: [12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or DATA2002 or ENVX2001 or BIOL2X22 or GEGE2X01 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003 or QBIO2001)] OR [BMED2401 and BMED2405 and 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)] BCHM3992 Proteomics and Functional Genomics (Adv) Prerequisites: [An average mark of 75 or above in 12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or DATA2002 or ENVX2001 or BIOL2X22 or GEGE2X01 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003 or QBIO2001)] OR [BMED2401 and a mark of 75 or above in BMED2405 and a mark of 75 or above in 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)]	Table S Electives: Science table Table S Electives: Science descriptions	21/2/2019
72.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: BIOL3018 Gene Technology and Genomics Prerequisites: (MBLG2X72 or GEGE2X01 or GENE2002) and 6cp from (MBLG2X71 or BCMB2XXX or QBIO2001 or IMMU2XXX or BIOL2XXX or MEDS2003) BIOL3918 Gene Technology and Genomics (Adv) Prerequisites: An average mark of 75 or above in [(MBLG2X72 or GEGE2X01 or GENE2002) and (MBLG2X71 or BCMB2XXX or QBIO2001 or IMMU2XXX or BIOL2XXX or MEDS2003)]	Table S Electives: Science table Table S Electives: Science descriptions	21/2/2019
73.	The following unit has been cancelled for 2019: QBIO3001 Molecular Systems Biology	Quantitative Life Sciences table Quantitative Life Sciences descriptions Genetics and Genomics table Genetics and Genomics table	21/2/2019
74.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: MEDS2004 Microbes, Infection and Immunity Prerequisites: BIOL1XX3 or BIOL1XX7 or BIOL1X08 or MEDS1X01 or MBLG1XX1	Anatomy and Histology table Anatomy and Histology descriptions Animal Health, Disease and Welfare table Animal Health, Disease and Welfare descriptions Applied Medical Science table Applied Medical Science descriptions Immunology table Immunology descriptions [[/handbooks/interdisciplinary_studies/units_of_study/tables_io/immunology_pathology_table.shtml\|Immunology and Pathology table]] [[/handbooks/interdisciplinary_studies/units_of_study/tables_io/immunology_pathology_descriptions.shtml\|Immunology and Pathology descriptions]] Infectious diseases table Infectious diseases descriptions Microbiology table Microbiology descriptions Pathology table Pathology descriptions Virology table Virology descriptions	21/2/2019
75.	Prerequisites for PSYC3014 Behavioural and Cognitive Neuroscience have been corrected for a typing error. Where is says PSYC015 it should read PSYC2015. The prerequisites are now: Prerequisites: [(PSYC2010 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2011 or PSYC2911 or PSYC2015 or PSYC2915) and 6 credit points from (PSYC2012 or PSYC2013 or PSYC2014 or PSYC2016 or PSYC2017)] OR [(PSYC2010 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2011 or PSYC2911 or PSYC2015 or PSYC2915) and (ANAT2010 or ANAT2910) and PCOL2011]	Table S Electives: Science table Table S Electives: Science descriptions	21/1/2019
76.	The following units are now available in Semester 1 2019: MATH2069 Discrete Mathematics and Graph Theory MATH2969 Discrete Mathematics and Graph Theory Adv	Table S Electives: Science table Table S Electives: Science descriptions	12/3/2019
77.	Sessions have changed for the following unit offered by the Faculty of Science. April Intensive has been cancelled for 2019, now only offered in Intensive September. OLET1638 Astronomy: from Stars to Black Holes	Table O Open Learning Environment table Table O Open Learning Environment descriptions	12/3/2019
78.	The following unit of study is no longer available in 2019: EUST3003 Europe: Energy and the Environment	European Studies table European Studies descriptions	13/3/3029
79.	The following unit of study is no longer available in 2019: ARBC3638 Advanced Media Arabic 2	Arabic Language and Cultures table Arabic Language and Cultures descriptions	13/3/2019
80.	The following unit of study is no longer available in 2019: CLST3616 The Celtic Otherworld	Celtic Studies table Celtic Studies descriptions	20/3/2019
81.	The following units have been cancelled: QBUS3840 Choice Modelling	Business Analytics table Business Analytics descriptions Business Analytics table Business Analytics descriptions	26/3/2019
82.	The Major and Minor requirements in the table are incorrect. They should read as follows: A major in Neuroscience requires 48 credit points, including: (i) 12 credit points of 1000-level core units (ii) 6 credit points of 2000-level core units (iii) 6 credit points of 2000-level units according to the following rules: (a) 6 credit points of 2000-level ANAT coded units or (b) 6 credit points of 2000-level MEDS coded anatomy units for students in the Medical Science stream (iv) 18 credit points of 3000-level major core units (v) 6 credit points of 3000-level interdisciplinary project units A minor in Neuroscience requires 36 credit points, including: (i) 12 credit points of 1000-level core units (ii) 6 credit points of 2000-level core units (iii) 6 credit points of 2000-level units according to the following rules: (a) 6 credit points of 2000-level ANAT coded units or (b) 6 credit points 2000-level MEDS coded anatomy units for students in the Medical Science stream (iv) 12 credit points of 3000-level minor core units	Neuroscience table Neuroscience descriptions	5/4/2019
83.	There are corrections to the table headings and units available. They should read: 2000-level Units of Study should read: Core PSYC2015 Brain and Behavioural Psychology PSYC2915 Brain and Behavioural Psychology (Advanced) ANAT coded ANAT2010 Concepts of Neuroanatomy ANAT2910 Concepts of Neuroanatomy (Advanced) 3000-level Units of Study should read: Major core NEUR3005 Functional Neuroanatomy NEUR3905 Functional Neuroanatomy (Advanced) NEUR3006 Neural Information Processing NEUR3906 Neural Information Processing (Advanced) PCOL3022 Neuropharmacology PCOL3922 Neuropharmacology (Advanced) Interdisciplinary Projects PSYC3014 Behavioural and Cognitive Neuroscience PSYC3914 Behavioural and Cognitive Neuroscience Adv SCPU3001 Science Interdisciplinary Project Minor core Remains the same	Neuroscience table Neuroscience descriptions	5/4/2019
84.	The following unit is missing from the Science electives table: SRSU3601 Data Driven Discovery Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Prof Mary Myerscough Session: Semester 1 Classes: 2hrs seminar and 1 hr workshop/group work per week Assumed knowledge: Upper-level disciplinary knowledge Assessment: Identifying and carrying out relevant independent Research and Reading 10% Seminar interaction 20% Final presentation 20% Final paper 50% Mode of delivery: Block mode Description: This unit is designed for honours and 3rd year students to explore the use of data and data science techniques, in developing and structuring a complex research problem. Students will be part of a multi-disciplinary team that is a partnership between students who are domain specialists and those who are data scientists. Research problems will be chosen to span the space of data-driven discovery. These problems will have the following features (1) The complexity of the problem is always greater than the amount of available data (2) Data is varied in type and comes from heterogeneous sources (3) The problem has the potential for impact. Examples could include what factors predict youth disengagement, How effective was a policy in bringing about change, What lies underneath Australia and what implication does this have for resource discovery?, The obesity epidemic, Are humans more ethical than algorithms. The Centre of Translational Data Science has many such projects, students will be able to choose one of these problem, or to propose a problem of relevance and interest to them. Within these broad areas students will learn to develop a specific research problem, by building data-centric, predictive and testable models of the phenomenon. They will learn how to discover by being specific. Students will be required to outline how they might generalize the ideas in their specific problem to a larger class of problem, and so recognise that research problems in diverse domains, which differ widely in surface characteristics, can have similar structure. Participation in this unit will require students to submit an application. Where appropriate, and with the approval of the relevant faculty, this unit may be counted as a selective for a major.	Table S Electives: Science table Table S Electives: Science descriptions	2/5/2019
85.	The alternative interdisciplinary project units of study have changed: A specific interdisciplinary unit for this major commences in 2020. In 2019, the alternative interdisciplinary project units of study available within the major are one of the following: ECOS3022 or ECOS3008 or ECOS3013 or ECOS3017 or ECOS3020.	Economics table Economics descriptions
86.	Co-requisites have been removed for the following units of study: ECOS2901 Intermediate Microeconomics Honours ECOS2002 Intermediate Macroeconomics ECOS2901 Intermediate Microeconomics Honours	Economics table Economics descriptions	21/6/2019
87.	Co-requisites have been removed for the following units of study: ECOS2901 Intermediate Microeconomics Honours	Financial Economics table Financial Economics descriptions Economic Policy table Economic Policy descriptions Agricultural and Resource Economics descriptions Agricultural and Resource Economics descriptions	21/6/2019
88.	The following unit offered by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences is now available as Table S electives: LNGS2615 Language, Brain and Mind Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2, Semester 2 Classes: 2x1hr lectures/week Assessment: 1x3000wd research paper (50%), 1x2000wd mid-term paper (30%), 1x1000wd book review (20%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day We will discuss interdisciplinary research on language, brain, and mind. We will look at descriptive, experimental, and theoretical work on language in use, and its cognitive functions. We will consider implications for linguistic theory of research on language in psychology, sociology, and anthropology. Topics include: language and the brain, language learning, speech perception, language production, language and action, language and cooperation, language and reasoning, language and concepts, nativism, linguistic relativity.	Table S electives Arts and Social Sciences I-O table Table S electives Arts and Social Sciences I-O descriptions
89.	The following units offered by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences are now available as Table S electives: EDGU1002 Youth and Digital Culture Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2, Semester 2 Classes: 1x1-hr lecture/wk for 10 wks,2x2-hr media workshops, 7x2-hr tutorials, 6-hrs online learning, 2-3 hours event attendance Assessment: online posts (1500 word equivalent) (20%), 1500wd event reflection (30%), multimedia project (2500-3000 word equivalent) (50%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day What role does digital media play in society and culture? How does it shape young people's experiences, values, and learning opportunities? This unit examines the ways in which the lives of children and young adults are shaped by digital culture. By examining this process in historical and contemporary contexts, students will gain insight into howidentity is shaped by practices such as social networking, videogame playing, and digital authoring. EDGU1003 Diet and Nutrition for Health and Sport Credit points: 6 Session: Intensive July, Semester 2, Semester 2 Classes: 1x2-hr lecture/wk for 12 wks, 1x1-hr tutorial/wk for 12 wks Assessment: multiple choice quizzes (4x15%) and 2000wd dietary analysis assignment (40%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day In a world where nutrition advice is commonplace but not always accurate, learning the basics of good nutrition habits is vital for development and growth at all stages of the life cycle. If practiced correctly, nutrition can help prevent disease, assist in reaching health goals, influence sports performance and reach academic outcomes. This elective aims to equip students with the knowledge required to make informed food choices and gain skills in analysing their personal diet and nutrition habits. At the conclusion of the elective, each student will be a mythbuster of common diets, supplements and fads touted by the media, and be able to separate fact from fiction. Topics covered in the unit include the anatomy and physiology of digestion, the link between common diseases and nutrition practices, nutrition for sports performance, practical tips for shopping and cooking and the use of food to improve cognition. EDGU1005 Sports Coaching: Theory and Practice Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2, Semester 2 Classes: 1x2-hr lecture/wk for 6 wks, 1x1-hr tutorial/wk for 6 wks, 1x1-hr lecture/wk for 6 wks, 1x2-hr tutorial/wk for 6 wks Assessment: online quizzes (25%), plan and practical coaching session (35%), 2000wd coaching reflection and, evaluation report (40%), Community Coaching General Principles online course (Pass/Fail) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day This course introduces students to the theoretical and practical aspects of sport and exercise coaching. Through active participation in lectures, tutorials and practical workshops, students will learn how to create a positive sporting environment by utilizing athlete centred coaching strategies. Students will also learn how to evaluate and improve their own coaching performance by applying reflective and evaluative skills. Topics covered include coaching, training and management principles, coaching pedagogy, planning, skill learning and sports psychology. Students will also complete the community coaching general principles course. At the completion of this unit it is hoped that students are more confident and knowledgeable in their coaching practice.	Table S electives Arts and Social Sciences D-H table Table S electives Arts and Social Sciences D-H descriptions
90.	Prohibitions added, they now read: ENVI1003 (Global Challenges: Food, Water, Climate) Prohibitions added, they now read: N: AGEN1002	Environmental Studies table Environmental Studies descriptions Electives: Science table Electives: Science descriptions	3/9/2019
91.	Prerequisites have changed, they now read: NEUR3003 (Cellular and Developmental Neuroscience) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: ANAT2X10 or BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2406 or MEDS2001 or PHSI2X05 or PHSI2X07 NEUR3093 (Cellular and Developmental Neuroscience Adv) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: ANAT2X10 or BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2406 or MEDS2001 or PHSI2X05 or PHSI2X07 and an annual average mark of 70 or above in the previous year NEUR3004 (Integrative Neuroscience) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: ANAT2X10 or BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2406 or MEDS2001 or PHSI2X05 or PHSI2X07 NEUR3904 (Integrative Neurosciecne Adv) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: ANAT2X10 or BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2406 or MEDS2001 or PHSI2X05 or PHSI2X07 and an annual average mark of 70 or above in the previous year	Electives: Science table Electives: Science descriptions Physiology table Physiology descriptions	3/9/2019

Medicine and Health Postgraduate

This handbook was originally published on 21 November 2018.

Item	Errata	Link	Date
1.	The following units are no longer on offer: INIM5001 Fundamental Immunology (Semester 1) INIM5016 Clinical and Translational Immunology (Semester 2)	infection and Immunity table infection and Immunity descriptions	12/12/2018
2.	The following unit replaces INIM5001 Fundamental Immunology (Semester 1): INIM5111 Principles in Immunology Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Dr Mainthan Palendira Session: Semester 1 Classes: Face-to-face and online lectures supported by weekly tutorials/seminars/workshops. 1x4hr practical class each week Prohibitions: INIM5001 or IMMU3102 or IMMU3902 or IMMU3202 or IMMU3903 Assumed knowledge: Fundamental concepts in Biochemistry and Cell Biology Assessment: progressive assessment: includes written (15%), practical (15%), oral (10%) and online based assessments (10%); formal assessment: one 2 hour examination (50%) Mode of delivery: Online, Block mode, Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Immunology is the study of defence mechanisms that protect individuals against infections and cancers. Studies in immunology are leading advances in clinical medicine, including understanding allergies, transplant rejection, cancer and autoimmune diseases, as well as the development of new vaccines. In this unit you will explore the essential features of the immune system at the molecular and cellular level, the mechanisms of pathalogical immune processes and immune system dysfunction, mechanisms of immune responses to microorganisms and imunological techniques used in clinical diagnostic and research laboratories. Practical and tutorial sessions are designed to illustrate particular concepts introduced in otther face-to-face activities. Further self-directed learning activities, including online learning activities, will facilitate integratino of fundamental information and help you apply this knowledge to the ways in which the host organism fights disease. Consequently, you will develop skills in problem-solving, evaluation of scientific literature, as well as oral and written communication skills. Upon completion, you will have developed the skills required to follow a career in medical research, clinical and diagnostic services and/or the corporate system that supports the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease. Textbooks Abul K Abbas, Andrew H Lichtman and Shiv Pillai. Basic Immunology: Functions and Disorders of the Immune System. 5th Ed. 2016	infection and Immunity table infection and Immunity descriptions	12/12/2018
3.	The following unit replaces INIM5016 Clinical and Translational Immunology (Semester 2): INIM5211 Clinical and Laboratory Immunology Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Prof Warwick Britton Session: Semester 2 Classes: Combination of lectures delivered face-to-face and/or online; 1x2-4 hr practical classes or tutorials or seminars/week Assumed knowledge: Undergraduate immunology; undergraduate bacteriology and virology It is preferable to complete INIM5111, Principles of Immunology, in First Semester, before Clinical and Translational Immunology. But this is not essential if a student starting in Second Semester has previously studied any undergraduate immunology. Assessment: progressive assessment: includes written (10%), practical (15%), oral (15%) and online based assessments (10%); formal assessment: one 2 hour examination (50%) Mode of delivery: Online, Block mode, Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Note: It is preferable to complete INIM5111, Principles of Immunology, in First Semester, before Clinical and Translational Immunology. But this is not essential if a student starting in Second Semester has previously studied any undergraduate immunology. The course will have two concurrent themes. Clinical Immunology: this theme will concentrate on the immunological methods used to evaluate human disease and include the theoretical basis for tests of immune function, practical laboratory application of assays based on these principles and case-based seminars. The application of these methods to translational immunology will be discussed for a range of immune-mediated diseases. Research immunology: This theme will focus on investigation of immune function in humans with lectures and seminars reviewing current molecular and cellular approaches. Instruction will comprise lectures and online material on the immunopathology of disease, the immunological methods used in diagnosis and research and translation into new immunological interventions; laboratory classes on methods and techniques used in clinical immunology; and tutorials involving clinical cases, journal articles, review of laboratory problems and seminars on specified topics by individual students. The learning objectives of this unit are to: 1. understand the immunological basis for infection and immunity and how these concepts are applied in the diagnostic laboratory; 2. understand how the immune system causes and prevents disease and the use and performance of immunological tests in the investigation of disease 3. develop effective skills in problem-solving and self-directed learning; and 4. foster advanced verbal and written communication skills. Textbooks Clinical Immunology and Serology: A Laboratory Perspective, 3nd Edition Stevens CD. F. A. Davis Company, Philadelphia, 2010. This is a reference book that should not be purchased, and a copy will be available in practical classes and the library. Abul K Abbas, Andrew H Lichtman and Shiv Pillai. Basic Immunology: Functions and Disorders of the Immune System. 5th Ed. 2016.This provides background on the immunopathology of human disease.	infection and Immunity table infection and Immunity descriptions	12/12/2018
4.	The following unit has been cancelled for 2019: CEPI5555 Making Decisions in Clinical Practice.	Clinical Epidemiology table Clinical Epidemiology descriptions	18/12/2018
5.	The following courses are not on offer in 2019: Graduate Certificate in Science in Medicine (Metabolic Health) Graduate Diploma in Science in Medicine (Metabolic Health) Master of Science in Medicine (Metabolic Health) Master of Science in Medicine (Advanced) (Metabolic Health)	Metabolic Health Metabolic Health enrolment Metabolic Health table Metabolic Health descriptions	19/12/2018
6.	The following units are missing from the Part 2 Electives: HPOL5001 Health Systems and Financing Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: A/Professor James Gillespie, Dr Carmen Huckel Schneider Session: Semester 1 Classes: online students: 12 x week by week online tasks and activities (lectures, discussion boards, quizzes, short videos, interactive readings) block mode students 2 x 2 full day workshops, plus 12 x week by week online tasks Assessment: online quiz (20%), assignment 1: 2500 word individual written report on comparative health systems analysis (40%) assignment 2: 2500 word individual written report on analysis of health finance and policy objectives (40%) Mode of delivery: Block mode, Online Description: This unit aims to equip students with operational knowledge of the structures and financing of health systems. The focus will be on Australia and comparable countries. However, we will also look at the particular issues around lower income and aid dependent health systems. Topics covered include funding priorities and mechanisms, the debates over the public-private mix, governance and accountability. The unit addresses questions such as: Who makes decisions about funding priorities? To whom should decision makers be held accountable and for what aspects of their work? How does health financing shape universal health coverage? By the end of this unit students will be able to: Apply a critical understanding of the basic history and features of the Australian and comparable health systems; Debate the main models and principles of health system funding, including principles of insurance, risk-pooling, equity, delivery and governance; Undertake a cross-country comparative analysis of health system features and outcomes, including low and middle income countries; Critically analyse national health budgets and funding Clinical Surgery programs; Locate finance policy in the wider context of health systems and economies. Textbooks Recommended: Blank, RH and Burau, V. Comparative Health Policy (5th Edition) Macmillan, 2017. (Readings are available on the unit's eLearning site) HPOL5003 Analysing Health Policy Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Dr Samantha Rowbotham Session: Semester 2 Classes: Block mode: 2 x 2 day workshops plus online activities. Online mode: pre-recorded lectures and week-by-week online discussion and activities. Assessment: 1x2500 word assignment (35%), participation grade (5 x short online or face-to-face learning activities) (15%), 1x3000 word policy analysis project proposal (50%) Mode of delivery: Block mode, Online Description: This unit aims to develop skills for undertaking policy research and analysis from a systems thinking perspective. A multidisciplinary approach familiarises students with fundamental frameworks and methodologies that can be applied to analyse policy by drawing on multiple disciplines including public health, social and political sciences, behavioural sciences, public policy and history. By the end of the unit students will be able to: Define policy and formulate research questions that can be used to analyse policy and policy processes; Take a systems thinking approach to policy analsys and research; Understand and explain the different methodological approaches and research paradigms that can be applied in policy analysis and research; Apply a critical analysis to a case study of policy success or failure; Identify appropriate study designs, research methodologies, data collection methods and analysis frameworks for specific policy research questions; Design a systems thinking-informed analysis of a current policy issue. Textbooks Required and recommended readings and reference lists will be available through eLearning.	Public Health table	25/1/2019
7.	The following unit is now available as an Elective: WARC5001 Research Translation, Impact and Evaluation Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Julie Redfern Session: Semester 2 Classes: online lectures, discussion forums, video tutorials Assumed knowledge: This unit of study is best suited to students who have a solid understanding of research methodology and clinical trials. It is not limited to but is ideally suited to people with a clinical background. Assessment: online quizzes (10%); case-based discussion boards (20%); research proposal (40%); evaluation assignment (30%) Mode of delivery: Online To optimise healthcare delivery, we need evidence-based strategies to enable research translation and to assess impact. This unit of study will teach these skills including fostering and maintaining stakeholder engagement, pragmatic study design, cost effectiveness analysis, recognising and managing barriers and enablers to implementation and post-research translation. Participation in case-based discussions and preparation of a research proposal will enable students to develop the skills to enhance impact and hasten adoption of research into routine care. This unit of study will have a practical focus with the aim of facilitating students to deliver impactful research within the clinical setting.	Internal Medicine table Internal Medicine descriptions	4/2/2019
8.	Credit points were listed incorrectly for the following unit. They should be: DENT5218 Oral Medicine Level 1B Credit points: 12	Clinical Dentistry - Oral Medicine	5/2/2019
9.	The unit PUBH5005 Qualitative Research in Health has been cancelled. It has been replaced by the following unit: PUBH5505 Qualitative Research in Health	Clinical epidemiology table Clinical epidemiologydescriptions	22/2/2019
10.	The following unit has been cancelled: PUBH5006 Advanced Qualitative Analysis and Writing	Clinical epidemiology table Clinical epidemiologydescriptions	22/2/2019
11.	The following unit has been added as a Part B Elective: HPOL5000 Health Policy and Health Economics Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Dr Anne Marie Thow, A/Prof Alison Hayes Session: Semester 1 Classes: online students: week by week online activities including online lectures and/or videos, 6 interactive tutorials with online content via discussion boards, interactive reading (approx 10 hours per week) block mode students: 2 x 1 day workshops plus 6 interactive tutorials (either face to face or online) with online lectures and/or videos (approx 10 hours per week) Prohibitions: PUBH5032 Assessment: assessable tutorials (30%) multiple choice online exam, 2 hr, open book (30%) 6 short reports (300-500 words each) on health policy and health economic evaluation, submitted online (40%) Mode of delivery: Block mode, Online This unit aims to develop a critical and comparative understanding of the history, theory and practice of health policy as well as provide students with an understanding of the main concepts and analytical methods of health economics and political economy. It gives an overview of the political choices and frameworks that shape decision making in health. By the end of this unit students will be able to: Define the boundaries and key features of health policy; Identify policy instruments and how they function; Understand the main frameworks used for analysing health policy, and different approaches and perspectives regarding setting priorities in health policy; Apply methods and principles of health economics e.g. resource scarcity, opportunity cost, efficiency and equity to practical real-life examples; Critically analyse the role of economic evidence in informing policy decisions in health decision-making in Australia. Textbooks:Recommended: Buse, K, Mays, N and Walt, G. Making Health Policy (2nd Ed). Open University Press, 2012. Copies of the text are available in the University of Sydney library. Readings are available on the unit's eLearning site	Clinical epidemiology table Clinical epidemiologydescriptions	22/2/2019
12.	The following unit was left out of the list of Core units for the Graduate Diplima in Intensive Care Nursing: NURS5055 Intensive Care Nursing Practice Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 2 Classes: four intensive, on-campus study days Prerequisites: NURS5059 Assessment: written work part A (20%), written work part B (30%), online modules (10%), written examination (40%) Campus: Mallett Street, Sydney Mode of delivery: Block mode Description: Critical illness is associated with rapidly changing clinical presentations consequently nurses providing care for the critically ill must integrate complex physiological knowledge with advanced assessment skills in order to make sound clinical decisions. In this unit of study students will explore a variety of clinical presentations including those associated with single and multiple organ failure; traumatic injury; and chronic and complex illness. Management of these clinical conditions will be explored, specifically focusing on the evidence-base of interventions and their influence on patient outcome. Critical illness is also associated with short and longer term consequences for psychosocial wellbeing of both the patient and their family. As such, an emphasis will be placed on the experience of critical illness, psychosocial recovery and the influence of critical illness on the family unit.	Intensive Care Nursing table Intensive Care Nursing descriptions	12/9/2019
13.	The following unit was incorrectly listed as a core unit for the Graduate Certificate in Intensive Care Nursing: NURS5054 Emergency Nursing Practice	Intensive Care Nursing table Intensive Care Nursing descriptions	12/9/2019

Medicine and Health Undergraduate

This handbook was originally published on 21 November 2018.

Item	Errata	Link	Date
1.	The folloing unit has been cancelled: SNGP3009 Nursing Knowledge and Practice.	Bachelor of Nursing (Post-registration) Off-shore Singapore table Bachelor of Nursing (Post-registration) Off-shore Singapore descriptions	23/7/2019
2.	The following unit replaces SNGP3009 Nursing Knowledge and Practice. SNGP3012 Knowledge for Contemporary Nursing Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: A/Prof Jacqueline Bloomfield Session: Semester 2 Classes: lectures/tutorials and independent learning/online Assessment: Student assessment (100%) conducted throughout the semester, as advised within the relevant unit of study outline Campus: Singapore Mode of delivery: Block mode Description: This unit of study explores nursing knowledge from a variety of perspectives and in doing so allows students to develop the knowledge and skills required for nursing in contemporary health care settings. Students will examine the important contribution of knowledge to evidence-based nursing practice and will develop the skills required to search for, retrieve and critically evaluate literature. Students will also develop and refine skills needed to demonstrate their own knowledge and understanding in academic work. Students will have the opportunity to explore the historical background and current debates relevant to nursing knowledge and practice. This will be achieved through the study of ideas and seminal literature from discrete periods in time including the Nightingale era, the scientific age and the technological period. Students will also critically analyse current issues affecting nurses and healthcare in Singapore including the ageing population, socio-political issues, technology and globalisation and the impact that these are having on nursing knowledge.	Bachelor of Nursing (Post-registration) Off-shore Singapore table Bachelor of Nursing (Post-registration) Off-shore Singapore descriptions	23/7/2019

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The folloing unit has been cancelled:
SNGP3009 Nursing Knowledge and Practice.

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23/7/2019

The following unit replaces SNGP3009 Nursing Knowledge and Practice.

SNGP3012 Knowledge for Contemporary Nursing
Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: A/Prof Jacqueline Bloomfield Session: Semester 2 Classes: lectures/tutorials and independent learning/online Assessment: Student assessment (100%) conducted throughout the semester, as advised within the relevant unit of study outline Campus: Singapore Mode of delivery: Block mode
Description: This unit of study explores nursing knowledge from a variety of perspectives and in doing so allows students to develop the knowledge and skills required for nursing in contemporary health care settings. Students will examine the important contribution of knowledge to evidence-based nursing practice and will develop the skills required to search for, retrieve and critically evaluate literature. Students will also develop and refine skills needed to demonstrate their own knowledge and understanding in academic work. Students will have the opportunity to explore the historical background and current debates relevant to nursing knowledge and practice. This will be achieved through the study of ideas and seminal literature from discrete periods in time including the Nightingale era, the scientific age and the technological period. Students will also critically analyse current issues affecting nurses and healthcare in Singapore including the ageing population, socio-political issues, technology and globalisation and the impact that these are having on nursing knowledge.

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23/7/2019

Science Postgraduate

This handbook was originally published on 16 November 2018.

Item	Errata	Link	Date
1.	The following units have been cancelled for 2019: AFNR5502 Remote Sensing, GIS and Land Management AFNR5512 Water Management and Variable Climate	Sustainability table Sustainability descriptions Agriculutre and Environment table Agriculutre and Environment descriptions	20/2/2019
2.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: VETS9054 Diagnostic Instrumentation Advanced Prerequisites: VETS9050 and VETS9051 and VETS9052 VETS9057 Cytological Analysis Advanced Prerequisites: VETS9050	Veterinary Studies Clinical Studies table Veterinary Studies Clinical Studies table	12/3/2019

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The following units have been cancelled for 2019:

AFNR5502 Remote Sensing, GIS and Land Management

AFNR5512 Water Management and Variable Climate

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Sustainability descriptions

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Agriculutre and Environment descriptions

20/2/2019

Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read:

VETS9054 Diagnostic Instrumentation Advanced Prerequisites: VETS9050 and VETS9051 and VETS9052
VETS9057 Cytological Analysis Advanced Prerequisites: VETS9050

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12/3/2019

Science Undergraduate

This handbook was originally published on 21 November 2018.

Item	Errata	Link	Date
1.	Prerequisites have been removed from the following unit:. MATH1011 Applications of Calculus	Table A Degree Core units of study Quantitative Life Sciences Table Quantitative Life Sciences Descriptions Statistics Table Statistics Descriptions Table 1 Mathematics	12/12/2018
2.	Prerequisites have been removed from the following unit: MATH1013 Mathematical Modelling	Veterinary Biology/Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Table Veterinary Biology/Doctor of Veterinary Medicine descriptions Table A Degree Core units of study Quantitative Life Sciences Table Quantitative Life Sciences Descriptions Table 1 Mathematics	12/12/2018
3.	Prerequisites have been removed from the following units: MATH1021 Calculus Of One Variable MATH1023 Multivariable Calculus and Modelling MATH1921 Calculus Of One Variable (Advanced) MATH1931 Calculus Of One Variable (SSP) MATH1923 Multivariable Calculus and Modelling (Adv) MATH1933 Multivariable Calculus and Modelling (SSP)	Table A Degree Core Units Of Study Data Science Table Data Science Descriptions Financial Mathematics and Statistics Table Financial Mathematics and Statistics Descriptions Mathematical Sciences Table Mathematical Sciences descriptions Mathematics Table Mathematics Descriptions Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Table Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Descriptions Statistics Table Statistics Descriptions Table 1: Financial Mathematics And Statistics Table 1 Mathematics	12/12/2018
4.	Assumed knowledge has changed for the following units. MATH1921 Calculus Of One Variable (Advanced): Assumed knowledge now reads: (HSC Mathematics Extension 2) OR (Band E4 in HSC Mathematics Extension 1) or equivalent. MATH1931 Calculus Of One Variable (SSP):Assumed knowledge now reads: (HSC Mathematics Extension 2) OR (Band E4 in HSC Mathematics Extension 1) or equivalent. MATH1923 Multivariable Calculus and Modelling (Adv):Assumed knowledge now reads: (HSC Mathematics Extension 2) OR (Band E4 in HSC Mathematics Extension 1) or equivalent. MATH1933 Multivariable Calculus and Modelling (SSP):Assumed knowledge now reads: (HSC Mathematics Extension 2) OR (Band E4 in HSC Mathematics Extension 1) or equivalent.	Table A Degree Core Units Of Study Data Science Table Data Science Descriptions Financial Mathematics and Statistics Table Financial Mathematics and Statistics Descriptions Mathematical Sciences Table Mathematical Sciences descriptions Mathematics Table Mathematics Descriptions Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Table Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Descriptions Statistics Table Statistics Descriptions Table 1: Financial Mathematics And Statistics Table 1 Mathematics	12/12/2018
5.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units: AMED3001 Cancer: Prerequisites now read: 12cp from (IMMU2101 or MEDS2004 or MIMI2002 or MIMI2902 or PHSI2005 or PHSI2905 or PHSI2006 or PHSI2906 or PHSI2007 or PHSI2907 or MEDS2001 or PCOL2011 or PCOL2021 or MEDS2002 or BCMB2001 or BCMB2901 or MEDS2003) or [BMED2401 and 6cp from (BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2404 or BMED2405 or BMED2406)] AMED3003 Diagnostics & Biomarkers Prerequisites now read:12cp from (IMMU2101 or MEDS2004 or MIMI2002 or MIMI2902 or PHSI2005 or PHSI2905 or PHSI2006 or PHSI2906 or PHSI2007 or PHSI2907 or MEDS2001 or PCOL2011 or PCOL2021 or MEDS2002 or BCMB2001 or BCMB2901 or MEDS2003) or [BMED2401 and 6cp from (BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2404 or BMED2405 or BMED2406)]	Applied Medical Science Table Applied Medical Science Descriptions Medical Science Table Medical Science Descriptions Table 1: Applied Medical Science Table 1: Immunobiology	12/12/2018
6.	Prerequisites have changed for the following unit: AMED3888 Clinical Science Prerequisites now read: 12cp from (IMMU2101 or MEDS2004 or MIMI2002 or MIMI2902 or PHSI2005 or PHSI2905 or PHSI2006 or PHSI2906 or PHSI2007 or PHSI2907 or MEDS2001 or PCOL2011 or PCOL2021 or MEDS2002 or BCMB2001 or BCMB2901 or MEDS2003) or [BMED2401 and 6cp from (BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2404 or BMED2405 or BMED2406)]	Applied Medical Science Table Applied Medical Science Descriptions Table 1: Applied Medical Science Table 1: Immunobiology	12/12/2018
7.	Prerequisites have changed for the following unit: AVBS3003 Wildlife Management: Prerequisites now read: BIOL2032 or BIOL2X2X	Environmental Science Table Environmental Science Descriptions Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience Table Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience Descriptions Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience – Majors - Table Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience – Majors - Descriptions	12/12/2018
8.	The following unit is not on offer in 2019: AVBS4005 Feed Technology	Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience Table Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience Descriptions Animal and Veterinary Bioscience Table Animal and Veterinary Bioscience Descriptions	12/12/2018
9.	The following unit is not on offer in 2019: GENE4015 Cytogenetics	Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience Table Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience Descriptions Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience Majors Table Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience Majors Descriptions Pre-2018 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Table Pre-2018 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Descriptions	12/12/2018
10.	Session availability has changed for the following unit: BIOL3029 Molecular Plant Biology Session: Now available in Semester 2 only.	Biology Table Biology Descriptions Plant Science Table Plant Science Descriptions Table 1: Plant Science	12/12/2018
11.	Prerequistes have changed for the following unit. They now read: MATH2088 Number Theory and Cryptography Prerequisites: (MATH1014 or MATH1002 or MATH1902) and (MATH1001 or MATH1901 or MATH1906 or MATH1003 or MATH1903 or MATH1907 or MATH1011 or MATH1021 or MATH1921 or MATH1931 or MATH1013 or MATH1023 or MATH1923 or MATH1933 or MATH1008 or MATH1904 or MATH106	Mathematics Table Mathematics Descriptions Table 1 Mathematics	20/12/2018
12.	Classes have changed for the following units: IMMU3102 Molecular and Cellular Immunology. Classes are now: Three lectures (1 hour each) will be given each fortnight: 2 lectures in one week and one lecture the following week. Two hour tutorials will run weeks 2 to 7 and four hour practical will run from week 8 to 13. IMMU3902 Molecular and Cellular Immunology (Advanced). Classes are now: Three lectures (1 hour each) will be given each fortnight: 2 lectures in one week and one lecture the following week. Two hour tutorials will run weeks 2 to 7 and four hour practical will run from week 8 to 13	Immunology minor table Immunology minor descriptions Immunology and Pathology minor table Immunology and Pathology minor descriptions Medical Science major table Medical Science major descriptions Table 1 Immunobiology	14/1/2019
13.	The description has changed for the following unit. The description should now read: IMMU3102 Molecular and Cellular Immunology. Description: This study unit builds on the series of lectures that outlined the general properties of the immune system, effector lymphocytes and their functions, delivered in the core courses, IMMU2101 - Introductory Immunology and BMED2404 - Microbes, Infection and Immunity (formerly IMMU2001 and BMED2807). In this unit the molecular and cellular aspects of the immune system are investigated in detail. We emphasise fundamental concepts to provide a scientific basis for studies of the coordinated and regulated immune responses that lead to elimination of infectious organisms. Guest lectures from research scientists eminent in particular branches of immunological research are a special feature of the course. These provide challenging information from the forefront of research that will enable the student to become aware of the many components that come under the broad heading 'Immunology'. Three lectures (1 hour each) will be given each fortnight: 2 lectures in one week and one lecture the following week, for the duration of the course.	Immunology minor table Immunology minor descriptions Immunology and Pathology minor table Immunology and Pathology minor descriptions Medical Science major table Medical Science major descriptions Table 1 Immunobiology	14/1/2019
14.	The description has changed for the following unit. The description should now read: IMMU3902 Molecular and Cellular Immunology (Advanced). Description: This unit is available to students who have performed well in Introductory Immunology (IMMU2101). Advanced students will complete the same core lecture material and carry out practical work as students in IMMU3102 but attend a series of specialized seminar and research based tutorial classes.	Immunology minor table Immunology minor descriptions Immunology and Pathology minor table Immunology and Pathology minor descriptions Medical Science major table Medical Science major descriptions Table 1 Immunobiology	14/1/2019
15.	Prohibitions for the following units have changed. They now read: PSYC2015 Brain and Behavioural Psychology Prohibition: PSYC2010 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2011 or PSYC2911 or PSYC2013 or PSYC2915 or PSYC2014 PSYC2915 Brain and Behavioural Psychology (Advanced) Prohibition: PSYC2011 or PSYC2911 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2010 or PSYC2013 or PSYC2015 or PSYC2014	Neuroscience table Neuroscience descriptions Psychological Science table Psychological Science descriptions Psychology table Psychology descriptions Table 1 Psychology	14/1/2019
16.	Prohibitions for the following units have changed. They now read: PSYC2017 Personality and Social Psychology Prohibition: PSYC2013 or PSYC2014 or PSYC2010 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2011 or PSYC2911	Psychological Science table Psychological Science descriptions Psychology table Psychology descriptions Table 1 Psychology	14/1/2019
17.	Prohibitions for the following units have changed. They now read: PSYC2010 Brain and Behaviour Prohibition: PSYC2015 or PSYC2915 or PSYC2016 or PSYC2017 or PSYC2910 PSYC2910 Brain and Behaviour (Advanced) Prohibition: PSYC2011 or PSYC2911 or PSYC2010 or PSYC2015 or PSYC2915 or PSYC2016 or PSYC2017 or PSYC2910	Table 1 Neuroscience	14/1/2019
18.	Table 1 Finanacial Mathematics Major requirements (ii) and (iv) ommitted unit codes. The units were included in the body of the table. Requirements (ii) and (iv) should read: (ii) STAT3021/3911 (iv) One of the following units of study: MATH3076/3976, MATH3078/3978, MATH3969, MATH3974, STAT3888, FMAT3888, DATA3404, MATH3971, STAT3914 or STAT3023/3923	Table 1 Mathematics
19.	The following unit is missing from the Intermediate units of study: PSYC2012 Statistics and Research Methods for Psych Credit points: 6 Session: Semester 1 Classes: 3 x 1 hour lectures per week for 6 weeks (even weeks) and 2 x 1 hour lectures per week for the remaining 7 weeks (odd weeks); 2 hour tutorial per week Prerequisites: PSYC1001 OR PSYC1002 Assumed knowledge: Recommended: HSC Mathematics, any level Assessment: One 2 hour final exam, research participation, plus a combination of in class tests, midsemester exam, and/or a written assignment (100%). Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day The aim is to introduce students to fundamental concepts in statistics and research design as applied to psychological research. These include summary descriptive statistics, an introduction to the principles and practice of research design, and the use of inferential statistics. Building upon this framework, the unit of study aims to develop each student's expertise in understanding the rationale for, and application of, a variety of statistical tests to the sorts of data typically obtained in psychological research.	Table 1 Psychology	17/1/2019
20.	Prerequisites for PSYC3014 Behavioural and Cognitive Neuroscience have been corrected for a typing error.Where is says PSYC015 it should read PSYC2015. The prerequisites are now: Prerequisites: [(PSYC2010 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2011 or PSYC2911 or PSYC2015 or PSYC2915) and 6 credit points from (PSYC2012 or PSYC2013 or PSYC2014 or PSYC2016 or PSYC2017)] OR [(PSYC2010 or PSYC2910 or PSYC2011 or PSYC2911 or PSYC2015 or PSYC2915) and (ANAT2010 or ANAT2910) and PCOL2011]	Neuroscience table Neuroscience descriptions Psychological Sciences table Psychological Sciences descriptions Table 1 - Neuroscience Table 1 - Psychology	21/1/2019
21.	In Table 3: Animal Production Systems Major: ANSC3107 Animal Genetics 3 has been replaced by: GEGE3004 Computational Genomics. Session: Semester 2 Prerequisites: 6cp of (GEGE2X01 or QBIO2XXX or DATA2X01 or GENE2XXX or MBLG2X72 or ENVX2001 or DATA2X02) Prohibiton: ANSC3107 Assumed Knowledge: Genetics at 2000 level, Biology at 1000 level, algebra	Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience – Majors - Table Pre-2018 Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience – Majors - Descriptions	24/1/2019
22.	The following unit replaces AGEC1006 Economic Environment of Agriculture: ECON1040 Principals of Economics Session: Semester 1 Prohibition: ECON1001 or BUSS1040 Students are strongly advised to take GEGE2X01 in Semester 2.	Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience table Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience descriptions	19/2/2019
23.	Prerequisites have changes for the following unit. They now read: AVBS4002 Dairy Production and Technology: Prerequisites: 48cp of 2000 or 3000-level units	Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience table Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience descriptions Animal and veterinary Bioscience table Animal and veterinary Bioscience descriptions Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Food and Agribusiness (FA2) table Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Food and Agribusiness (FA2) descriptions Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Food and Agriculture table Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Food and Agriculture descriptions	19/2/2019
24.	Bioinformatics major requirement (ii) has changed. It now reads: (ii) At least one of STAT3022/3922 and STAT3888/3914; and	Table1 Bioinformatics	19/2/2019
25.	Prerequisites have changed for the following unit. They now read: AVBS4003 Wildlife and Evolutionary Genetics: Prerequisites: 48cp of 2000 or 3000-level units	Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience table Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience majors table Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience descriptions Pre-2018 Coursework: Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience majors descriptions	19/2/2019
26.	The following units have been cancelled for 2019: BIOL2010 Intro to Tropical Wildlife Biology BIOL2910 Intro to Tropical Wildlife Biology (Adv)	Table 1: Environmental Studies	20/2/2019
27.	The following unit has been cancelled for 2019: QBIO3001 Molecular Systems Biology	Quantitative Life Sciences table Quantitative Life Sciences descriptions Genetics and Genomics table Genetics and Genomics descriptions	20/2/2019
28.	Prerequisites have changed for the following unit, they now read: MEDS2004 Microbes, Infection and Immunity Prerequisites:MEDS2004: BIOL1XX3 or BIOL1XX7 or BIOL1X08 or MEDS1X01 or MBLG1XX1	Anatomy and Histology table Anatomy and Histology descriptions Animal health, disease and welfare table Animal health, disease and welfare descriptions Applied medical science table Applied medical science descriptions Immunology table Immunology descriptions Immunology and pathology table Immunology and pathology descriptions Infectious diseases table Infectious diseases descriptions Medical Science table Medical Science descriptions Microbiology table Microbiology descriptions Pathology table Pathology descriptions Virology table Virology descriptions	20/2/2019
29.	Prerequisites have changed for the following unit, they now read: MEDS2005 Human Anatomy and Histology Prerequisites: 6 cp from (BIOL1003 or BIOL1903 or BIOL1993 or BIOL1008 or BIOL1908 or BIOL1998 or MEDS1001 or MEDS1901)	Anatomy and Histology table Anatomy and Histology descriptions Medical Science table Medical Science descriptions Neuroscience table Neuroscience descriptions	20/2/2019
30.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: BCHM3071 Molecular Biology and Biochem-Genes Prerequisites: [12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003)] OR [BMED2401 and BMED2405 and 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)] BCHM3971 Molecular Biology and Biochem-Genes (Adv) Prerequisites: [An average mark of 75 in 12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003)] OR [BMED2401 and a mark of 75 or above in BMED2405 and a mark of 75 or above in 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)]	Biochemistry and molecular biology table Biochemistry and molecular biology descriptions Medical Science table Medical Science descriptions Nutrition and dietetics table Nutrition and dietetics descriptions Nutrition science table Nutrition science descriptions Table 1 Cell pathology Table 1 Immunobiology Table 1 Molecular Biology and Genetics Table 1 Nutrition and metabolism	20/2/2019
31.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: BCHM3092 Proteomics and Functional Genomics Prerequisites: [12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or DATA2002 or ENVX2001 or BIOL2X22 or GEGE2X01 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003 or QBIO2001)] OR [BMED2401 and BMED2405 and 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)] BCHM3992 Proteomics and Functional Genomics (Adv) Prerequisites: [An average mark of 75 or above in 12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or DATA2002 or ENVX2001 or BIOL2X22 or GEGE2X01 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003 or QBIO2001)] OR [BMED2401 and a mark of 75 or above in BMED2405 and a mark of 75 or above in 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)]	Biochemistry and molecular biology table Biochemistry and molecular biology descriptions Genetics and Genomics table Genetics and Genomics descriptions Quantitative Life Sciences table Quantitative Life Sciences descriptions Table 1 Bioinformatics
32.	The following unit has been canelled for 2019: ANAT3888 Anatomy and Histology Projects	Anatomy and Histology table Anatomy and Histology descriptions	20/2/2019
33.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: BIOL3018 Gene Technology and Genomics Prerequisites: (MBLG2X72 or GEGE2X01 or GENE2002) and 6cp from (MBLG2X71 or BCMB2XXX or QBIO2001 or IMMU2XXX or BIOL2XXX or MEDS2003) BIOL3918 Gene Technology and Genomics (Adv) Prerequisites: An average mark of 75 or above in [(MBLG2X72 or GEGE2X01 or GENE2002) and (MBLG2X71 or BCMB2XXX or QBIO2001 or IMMU2XXX or BIOL2XXX or MEDS2003)]	Animal and Veterinary Bioscience table Animal and Veterinary Bioscience descriptions Animal and Veterinary Bioscience majors table Animal and Veterinary Bioscience majors descriptions Pre-2018 Science in Agriculture table Pre-2018 Science in Agriculture descriptions Table1 Bioinformatics Table 1 Biology Table 1 Immunobiology Table 1 Molecular Biology and Genetics Biology table Biology descriptions Genetics and genomics table Genetics and genomics descriptions	20/2/2019
34.	Pre-requisites have changed for the following unit: AGEN3001 Food Product Development Prerequisites: AGEN3004 or FOOD3001	Pre-2018 Food and Agribusiness table Pre-2018 Food and Agribusiness descriptions	11/3/2019
35.	Pre-requisites have changed for the following units: BCHM3082 (Medical and Metabolic Biochemistry) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: [12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003)] OR [BMED2401 and BMED2405 and 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)] BCHM3982 (Medical and Metabolic Biochemistry Adv) have changed they now read: Prerequisites: [An average mark of 75 in 12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003)] OR [BMED2401 and a mark of 75 or above in BMED2405 and a mark of 75 or above in 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)]	Table1 Cell Pathology Table 1 Immunobiology Table 1 Nutrition and Metabolism	3/9/2019
36.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: BIOL3018 (Gene Technology and Genomics) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: (MBLG2X72 or GEGE2X01 or GENE2002) and 6cp from (MBLG2X71 or BCMB2XXX or QBIO2001 or IMMU2XXX or BIOL2XXX or MEDS2003) BIOL3918 (Gene Technology and Genomics Avd) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: An average mark of 75 or above in [(MBLG2X72 or GEGE2X01 or GENE2002) and (MBLG2X71 or BCMB2XXX or QBIO2001 or IMMU2XXX or BIOL2XXX or MEDS2003)]	Table 1 Immunobiology	3/9/2019
37.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: BCHM3092 (Proteomics and Functional Genomics) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: [12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or DATA2002 or ENVX2001 or BIOL2X22 or GEGE2X01 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003 or QBIO2001)] OR [BMED2401 and BMED2405 and 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)] BCHM3992 (Proteomics and Functional Genomics Adv) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: [An average mark of 75 or above in 12cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCHM2X72 or BCMB2X01 or BCMB2X02 or DATA2002 or ENVX2001 or BIOL2X22 or GEGE2X01 or MBLG2X71 or MEDS2003 or QBIO2001)] OR [BMED2401 and a mark of 75 or above in BMED2405 and a mark of 75 or above in 6cp from (BCHM2X71 or BCMB2X02 or MBLG2X71)]	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology table Biochemistry and Molecular Biology descriptions	3/9/2019
38.	Prerequisites have changed for the following units. They now read: NEUR3003 (Cellular and Developmental Neuroscience) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: ANAT2X10 or BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2406 or MEDS2001 or PHSI2X05 or PHSI2X07 NEUR3093 (Cellular and Developmental Neuroscience Adv) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: ANAT2X10 or BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2406 or MEDS2001 or PHSI2X05 or PHSI2X07 and an annual average mark of 70 or above in the previous year NEUR3004 (Integrative Neuroscience) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: ANAT2X10 or BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2406 or MEDS2001 or PHSI2X05 or PHSI2X07 NEUR3904 (Integrative Neurosciecne Adv) Prerequisites have changed, they now read: Prerequisites: ANAT2X10 or BMED2402 or BMED2403 or BMED2406 or MEDS2001 or PHSI2X05 or PHSI2X07 and an annual average mark of 70 or above in the previous year	Medical Science table Physiology table Table 1 Anatomy and Histology table Table 1 Neuroscience	3/9/2019
39.	Prohibitions have changed, they now read: HPSC2101 (What Is This Thing Called Science?) Prohibitions have changed, they now read: N: HPSC2901 or HPSC1001 or HPSC1901 HPSC2901 (What Is This Thing Called Science? Adv) Prohibitions have changed, they now read: N: HPSC2101 or HPSC1001 or HPSC1901	Liberal Arts and Science table Liberal Arts and Science descriptions Veterinary Biology table Veterinary Biology descriptions Agriculture table Agriculture table Agriculture descriptions Environmental Science table Environmental Science descriptions Environmental Studies table Environmental Studies descriptions Food and Agribusiness table Food and Agribusiness descriptions Animal and Veterinary Bioscience table Food and Agribusiness table Science and Agriculture table	3/9/2019
41.	The following units have been added in the Senior units of study section: - ANAT3009 Functional Systems Histology - ANAT3909 Functional Systems Histology (Advanced) - ANAT3010 Anatomical Imaging: From Micro to Macro To replace: - HSTO3001 Microscopy and Histochemistry Theory - HSTO3902 Microscopy and Histochemistry Adv Prac - EMHU3001 Electron Microscopy and Imaging/Theory - EMHU3002 Electron Microscopy and Imaging/Prac	Table 1 Anatomy and histology	3/9/2019
42.	The requirements for the major has changed. It now reads: For a major in Anatomy and Histology, the minimum requirement is 24 credit points from any ANAT, HSTO or select NEUR Senior units of study. For a major in Anatomy and Histology (Advanced), the minimum requirement is 24 credit points from any Advanced ANAT, HSTO or select NEUR Senior units of study.	Table 1 Anatomy and histology	3/9/2019
43.	Bioinformatics major requirement (i) has changed. It now reads: (i) At least one of BIOL3018/3918, BIOL3026/3926, BIOL3005, BCHM3092/3992; and	Table 1 Bioinformatics	3/9/2019
44.	The following unit has been added in the Bioinformatics major (A) units of study section: - BIOL3005 Evolutionary Biology To replace: - BIOL3044 Evolution and Biodiversity The following units have been added in the Bioinformatics major (B) units of study section: - STAT3022 Applied Linear Models - STAT3922 Applied Linear Models (Advanced) - STAT3888 Statistical Machine Learning To replace: - STAT3012 Applied Linear Models - STAT3912 Applied Linear Models (Advanced) - STAT3014 Applied Statistics	Table 1 Bioinformatics	3/9/2019
45.	The following unit has been added Senior units of study section: - ENVI3888 Environmental Studies Project To replace: - ENVI3112 Environmental Assessment	Table 1 Environmental Studies	3/9/2019
46.	The following unit has been added to the table: - INFO1910 Introduction to Programming (Advanced)	Table 1 Computer Science Table 1 Information Systems	3/9/2019
47.	Prohibitions have changed for the following unit. They now read: PCOL3022 Neuropharmacology N: PCOL3922	Table A Medical Science table Table A Medical Science descriptions Table A Neuroscience table Table A Neuroscience descriptions Table A Pharmacology table Table A Pharmacology descriptions Table 1 Neuroscience Table 1 Pharmacology	18/10/2019
48.	The following Disciplinary Selective units are missing from the list: PCOL3011 Toxicology Credit points:6 Teacher/Coordinator: Dr Slade Matthews Session: Semester 1 Classes: Two 1 hour lectures per week and one 3 hour tutorial/practical every 2 weeks and two practical sessions each 3 hours in length. Prerequisites: (PCOL2011 or PCOL2021 or MEDS2002) or (BMED2401 and BMED2405) Prohibitions: PCOL3911 Assessment: One 2 hour exam, tutorial presentations, assignments (100%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day. Description: This unit of study is designed to introduce students with a basic understanding of pharmacology to the discipline of toxicology. The study of toxicology is central to the assessment of drug safety in drug development and in the explanation of toxicology associated with registered drugs (adverse drug reactions) and drug-drug interactions. These issues as well as the pharmacogenetic basis of adverse reactions will be considered. Environmental toxicology, particularly toxic reactions to environmental agents such as asbestos and pesticides, and target organ toxicology (lung, liver, CNS) are also covered. The diverse world of plants and animal toxins will also be explored. As a final consequence of exposure to many toxicants, the biology and causes of cancer are discussed. As part of the unit students are introduced to basic ideas about the collection and analysis of data from human and animal populations, both in the structured situation of clinical trials, forensic problems and in analysis of epidemiological data. Textbooks: Klaasen, Curtis D. Casarett and Doull's Essentials of Toxicology 2 ed. McGraw Hill. 2010, or, by the same authors: Toxicology: The Basic Science of Poisons. 7 ed. McGraw Hill. 2008. PCOL3911 Toxicology (Advanced) Credit points:6 Teacher/Coordinator: Dr Slade Matthews Session: Semester 1 Classes: Two 1 hour lectures per week and one 3 hour tutorial/practical every second week. and two practical sessions each 3 hours in length Prerequisites: a mark of 70 or above in [(PCOL2011 or PCOL2021 or MEDS2002) or (BMED2401 and BMED2405)] Prohibitions: PCOL3011 Assessment: One 2 hour exam, tutorial presentations, assignments (100%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial)day Description: This unit will consist of the lecture and practical components of PCOL3011. Students will be set special advanced assignments and additional practical data management activities related to the material covered in lectures and practical work. These may also involve advanced practical work or detailed investigation of a theoretical problem. Textbooks: Klaasen, Curtis D. Casarett and Doull's Essentials of Toxicology 3rd ed. McGraw Hill. 2015.. or, by the same authors: Toxicology: The Basic Science of Poisons. 8th ed. McGraw Hill. 2013. PCOL3012 Drug Design and Development Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: A/Prof. Rachel Codd Session: Semester 1 Classes: Two 1 hour lectures and one 3 hour tutorial/practical per week. Prerequisites: (PCOL2011 or PCOL2021 or MEDS2002) or [BMED2401 and 6cp from (BMED2402 or BMED2405)] or 12cp from BCMB2XXX Prohibitions: PCOL3912 Assessment: One 2 hour exam, class and online quizzes, assignments (100%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Description: This unit of study is designed to introduce students with a basic understanding of pharmacology to the field of medicinal chemistry associated with drug design and development.The course covers the fundamental aspects of drug discovery and development with reference to the essentials of chemistry and illustrates drug development with examples that include neuraminidase inhibitors and angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors. The role of computers in drug design is emphasised by classwork and assignments on molecular modelling and structure-activity relationships. The course also extends to a section on the design of diverse pharmacological agents which include compounds for imaging by positron emission tomography (PET), and kinase inhibitors. Textbooks: Patrick, Graham L. An Introduction to Medicinal Chemistry. 5th edition. Oxford University Press. 2013. PCOL3912 Drug Design and Development (Advanced) Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: A/Prof. Rachel Codd Session: Semester 1 Classes: Two 1 hour lectures and one 3 hour tutorial/practical per week. Prerequisites: a mark of 70 or above in {(PCOL2011 or PCOL2021 or MEDS2002) or [BMED2401 and 6cp from (BMED2402 or BMED2405)] or 12cp from BCMB2XXX} Prohibitions: PCOL3012 Assessment: One 2 hour exam, in class and online quizzes, assignments (100%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Description: This unit will consist of the lecture and practical components of PCOL3012. Students will be set special advanced assignments related to the material covered in core areas. These may also involve advanced practical work or detailed investigation of a theoretical problem. Textbooks: Patrick, Graham L. An Introduction to Medicinal Chemistry. 5th edition. Oxford University Press. 2013.	Table A Medical Science table Table A Medical Science descriptions	22/10/2019

Sydney Conservatorium of Music

This handbook was originally published on 30 October 2018.

Item	Errata	Link	Date
1.	The following unit is now available in Semester 1: CMPN4620 Independent Arts Professional Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Dr Damien Ricketson Session: Semester 1 Classes: 1 x 2hr seminar/week Assessment: Weekly exercises (30%); Funding submission (30%); In-class presentation (20%); Podcast (20%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day Independent Arts Professional supports the career development of music practitioners as they enter the creative industries. Through a critical program of artistic self-assessment and practical business tasks, this Unit of Study seeks to equip students with the tools to successfully present their creative product and carve out a unique artistic space for their future endeavor. The program is relevant to independent-minded performers, composers, producers and curators seeking to identify and contextualise their individual artistic voice within a broader arts community. In addition to providing students with ongoing tools to evaluate personalised artistic goals, completion of this unit will provide practical and strategic skills in analysing their potential market, securing stakeholders and developing planning approaches that successfully bring creative enterprises to fruition.	Composition table Composition descriptions	25/2/2019
2.	The following unit is now available: CMPN1014 Sound Recording Fundamentals Credit points: 3 Teacher/Coordinator: Dr Ivan Zavada Session: Semester 1 Classes: 1 hr lect/wk, 1 hr lab class/wk Prohibitions: CMPN2006 Assessment: Stereo Recording (60%), Online Quiz (30%), Participation (10%) Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day In this unit of study students will be introduced to a range of audio technologies and gain a basic proficiency in sound recording, editing and mixing. Students will experience working in the Conservatorium sound studios, and learn how to make good quality recordings with portable recording devices. This unit of study also examines microphone design, stereo microphone techniques and digital audio recording. Students will experience prac-based recording sessions to gain a comprehensive understanding of the recording technology on offer at the Sydney Conservatorium.	Digital Technology Skills table Digital Technology Skills descriptions	25/2/2019
3.	The following unit is now available: CMPN2633 Computer Music Advanced Credit points: 6 Teacher/Coordinator: Dr Ivan Zavada Session: Semester 1 Classes: 1 x 2 hour lecture per week Prerequisites: CMPN1632 Assumed knowledge: computer programming in Max/MSP or similar software for sound and media. Assessment: research and concept presentation 10%, two minute progress soundtrack for the project 30%, final project 60% Mode of delivery: Normal (lecture/lab/tutorial) day This unit will focus on interactive and generative composition within the digital audio domain and the application of sound synthesis to live electronic music performances in which sound is generated and transformed for video projection and live performance. This unit of study explores various strategies to create musical compositions with computers and electronics and extend the creative possibilities of real-time digital signal processing for creative industries applications.	Digital Technology Skills table Digital Technology Skills descriptions	25/2/2019
4.	The folowing unit is no longer available in 2019: CMPN1310 Percussion Composition Workshop	Composition table Composition descriptions	25/2/2019
5.	Audition requirements have changed for the following unit. They now read: PERF3000 Conducting 1 Please see Canvas for up to date audition schedule. Please prepare a) Beethoven Symphony no.1 – 1st movement and opening of 4th movement, b) Percy Grainger – Irish Tune From County Derry repertoire.	Perofmance Ensemble descriptions Perofmance Ensemble descriptions	7/3/2019

Sydney Law School

There have been no updates since the handbook was originally published on 23 November 2018.

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