Past Handbooks (2000 to 2009)

There is one Master Schedule (categorised into various tables) for each of the locations and one for all subjects offered externally.

Columns of the Master Schedule are described as follows:

Subject Code
Each subject has a designated code, which indicates its units value, eg the code for the subject Introduction to Computer Science 1 is CP1200:03 and the digits after the colon show that its units value is 3. The first digit of the code signifies the level at which the subject is studied: level 1 subjects generally have 1000 series codes, level 2 subjects have 2000 series codes and so on.

Study Period and Mode
The study period and mode of delivery are displayed. Full details of each study period are shown here.

Mode of Delivery
Indicates the mode of delivery:

I	Subjects offered via internal mode require regular attendance at classes over most weeks of a study period and are usually held on campus. Internal mode subjects offered during Study Period 1 (Semester 1) or Study Period 2 (Semester 2) are generally of 13 weeks duration.
B	Subjects offered via block mode require attendance at classes conducted via block teaching sessions and may be held on or off campus. For example, classes may be held from 9.00am - 5.00pm Saturday and Sunday for three consecutive weekends, or may be held three nights per week for, say, four weeks.
L	Subjects offered via limited attendance mode are offered via flexible delivery and require some on-campus attendance for classes. Flexible delivery may incorporate the delivery of teaching material wholly or in part via the Internet, print material or CD Rom. Practicum subjects are sometimes also recorded as limited attendance mode subjects.
X	Subjects offered via external mode are offered via flexible delivery and require no on-campus attendance for classes. Flexible delivery may incorporate the delivery of teaching material wholly or in part via the Internet, print material or CD Rom.

Subject Name
Self explanatory.

Prerequisite Subjects
A subject or condition which must be successfully completed before a later subject can be studied.

Inadmissible Subject
Credit will not be permitted for both the subject and the subject(s) listed opposite it in the Inadmissible Subject Combination column as there is a substantial amount of similar academic content in each subject.

Note: This Schedule was last updated on 11 November 2007. It is subject to change and may differ from the printed version.