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Staff

Dr. Paul Compston - Associate Dean Dr. Haley Jones - Advisor Dr. Jon Kim - Advisor

Messages

9 September 2009: Student Forum There will be a student forum in the ENGN lecture theatre tomorrow, Thu-10-Sep, 1-2pm. 9 September 2009: ENGN4200 Project Topics 2010 Information about ENGN4200 Individual Project for 2010, including the list of possible topics and the course management through WATTLE, is available here. 4 May 2009: Exams Please refer to the recent email from the Registrar (Tim Beckett) regarding the circumstances under which requests for special consideration and special exams can be made. You may also consult the Engineering Handbook (p.42-45). If you wish to make a request, you can find the forms here: Special Consideration Special Exam 3 April 2009: 2009 Supplementary and Special Exam Schedule Supplementary exams will be held over the following periods: 15-17 July 2009 for Semester 1 courses 9-11 December 2009 for Semester 2 courses They will not be offered at any other time. Any special exams will also be held during these periods. 27 January 2009: Assignment cover sheet softcopy now available. [here] Download and use the softcopy for all ENGN assignments. The hardcopy cover sheet is no longer available.

News

23rd July 2009: Biomedical Engineering Conference Scholarships There is an opportunity for Engineering students with an interest in biomedical engineering to apply for scholarships to attend the forthcoming EPSM-ABEC conference in Canberra in November this year. More details are available here. If interested please contact Dr Craig Savage in the Dept. of Physics: craig.savage@anu.edu.au

Program Information

ENGN courses for 2009 This summary of ENGN courses for semesters 1 and 2 includes a list of course convenors and the pre-requisites. It also identifies the majors each elective course counts towards. Engineering majors This document outlines the majors. All courses that comprise a major, and their prerequisites, are listed. The schedule for the alternate offering of 4000-series courses is also noted.

FAQs

Where can I get course advice? The program advisors, Haley Jones and Jon Kim, can provide general advice on the engineering program, including which courses to take and your enrolment pattern. They have weekly meeting times. Contact the student administrator, Ljiljana Argy, to make an appointment. How many 1000-series courses can I take? You can take only ten (60u). The engineering program contains 8 compulsory 1000-series courses, therefore you can take a maximum of 2 more as university electives. Recommendation: STAT1008 complements engineering. Does the School of Engineering help students to find employers for ENGN3100 Practical Experience? The onus is on the student to find an employer for practical experience. A list of past employers is available on the course webpage What are the dealines for adding or dropping courses, or withdrawing from a course? Deadlines for both semesters in 2009 are listed here in the SEAP guide. The major requirements on Study@ have been changed since I started - what courses should I take? The information on Study@ is only for new students. Continuing students should refer to the past Engineering Handbook. I should like to graduate at the end of this semester, but I failed one required course for one of my majors. Unfortunately the failed course is not offered this year. Can I still get that major? No. View all FAQs