software engineering (2 Viewers)

[freaking_out]

hey, i wanted to know if they offer software engineerring and Bachelor of science double degrees, in UTS?

 

[ScArSnIk]

NFI...

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by ScArSnIk
NFI...

so why u posting than?

 

[ScArSnIk]

haha i dunno..=D
i know somebody doing engineering and science double degree
but i dunno if its with soft eng ...
so does that help?? just call up the uni or something or go in and speak to someone there

 

[tactic]

i think its possible because the first year of engineering is meant to be the same for most/all types of engineering

 

[freaking_out]

yeah, i know u can combine your software degree, in unsw, but i wanna know if u can do it in UTS?

 

[tactic]

i just checked for you and yes you can

http://www.uts.edu.au/div/publications/eng/ug/eng-science.html


Engineering component

Students undertake the engineering degree in any of the majors on offer, provided the UAI requirement for the selected major is met (presently Civil, Civil and Environmental, Computer Systems, Construction, Electrical, Mechanical, Mechanical and Mechatronic, Software or Telecommunications).

Science component

Students are required to complete 96 credit points of science subjects of which at least 72 credit points focus on a major area of study in science, medical science or biotechnology.

 

[freaking_out]

thanx, yeah, i still haven't read all of the page, but can u also combine with commerce?

 

[tactic]

http://www.uts.edu.au/div/publications/eng/ug/c10065.html

Bachelor of Engineering, Bachelor of Business

 

[freaking_out]

also someone from uts was telling me that there was this thing like "one years practice" where u actually work thru uts for 1 year... would that b possible if i combine my degrees?

 

[copious]

you probaly could if the diploma of professional practise or whatever it is called for the enigeering department is avialable.

 

[BraZen]

Originally posted by freaking_out
also someone from uts was telling me that there was this thing like "one years practice" where u actually work thru uts for 1 year... would that b possible if i combine my degrees?

Yeah you can, but its another year of your life

C10074 Bachelor of Engineering, Bachelor of Science, Diploma in Engineering Practice

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by BraZen
Yeah you can, but its another year of your life

C10074 Bachelor of Engineering, Bachelor of Science, Diploma in Engineering Practice

so altogether? how much years

 

[BraZen]

Bachelor of Engineering, Bachelor of Science -- > 5 years
Diploma in Engineering Practice --> 1 year

1 + 5 = 6

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by BraZen
Bachelor of Engineering, Bachelor of Science -- > 5 years
Diploma in Engineering Practice --> 1 year

1 + 5 = 6

btw, whats the advantage of the diploma again?...like can i still get a job if i have the double degreE?

 

[ScArSnIk]

the advantage of the dip is that u get experience. which in theory shud increase ur chance to get a job when u finish uni.
and seriously u ask alot and as u have seen. if u just did a bit of reading and searching u cud have gotten the answers yourself.

 

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Science component

Students are required to complete 96 credit points of science subjects of which at least 72 credit points focus on a major area of study in science, medical science or biotechnology.

Science majors may be taken in the following areas:

* Applied Chemistry
* Applied Physics
* Biomedical Science
* Environmental Biology
* Nanotechnology.

Does that mean we can chose say "applied physics" ONLY? Or do we have to mix with some other subjects?

edit: ie some engineering course + applied physics (only physics and no other science subjects).

 

[freaking_out]

hey this mite b a bit off the topic, but what are the chances of getting a job if u've just finished a software engineering degree at UTS?also the average starting salary in this position?

 

[underthesun]

Say you wanna do nano with software, how do you choose them UAC-wise, do you choose them when you get accepted, or do you have to do anything to the preference?

And the majors.. how do you get to choose them?

edit: and credit points.. WTF are they?

 

[freaking_out]

, i guess ppl, have their exams, thats why no one is answering.