Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Composition)
Unit of study table
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| To qualify for the award of the Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Composition), a candidate must successfully complete 240 credit points comprising: |
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| (1) 48 credit points of Principal Study units of study; |
(2) 36 credit points of core units comprising; (a) 18 credit points of Music Skills units of study; and (b) 18 credit points of Analytical, Historical and Cultural Studies (AHCS) units of study, including: (i) MCGY0000 Australian Indigenous Music (0 credit point) (ii) MCGY1030 This is Music (iii) 12 credit points of AHCS elective units of study |
(3) 54 credit points of additional core units of study, including: (a) 48 credit points of Composition Studies units of study; and (b) 6 credit points of Performance and Ensemble units of study. |
| (4) 6 credit points in the Open Learning Environment (OLE) units as specified in Table O; and |
| (e) a 48 credit point major from Table S; and |
| (f) a minimum of 24 credit points at 4000 level from Table A or Table S, including a research, community, industry or entrepreneurship project of at least 12 credit points and up to 36 credit points; and |
| (g) where appropriate, elective units of study from Table A or Table S. |
| Unit of study | Credit points | A: Assumed knowledge P: Prerequisites C: Corequisites N: Prohibition |
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Principal Study units of study |
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| CMPN1601 Composition 1 |
6 | |
| CMPN1602 Composition 2 |
6 | P CMPN1601 |
| CMPN2603 Composition 3 |
6 | P CMPN1602 |
| CMPN2604 Composition 4 |
6 | P CMPN2603 |
| CMPN3605 Composition 5 |
6 | P CMPN2604 or CMPN2223 |
| CMPN3606 Composition 6 |
6 | P CMPN3605 |
| CMPN4607 Composition 7 |
6 | P CMPN3606 or CMPN3336 or CMPN2223 or CMPN2334 or CMPN3236 |
| CMPN4608 Composition 8 |
6 | P CMPN4607 |
Core units of study |
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Music Skills units of study |
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| MCGY1000 Aural Perception 1 |
3 | |
| MCGY1001 Aural Perception 1A |
3 | |
| MCGY1002 Aural Perception 1B |
3 | P MCGY1001 |
| MCGY1003 Aural Perception 2 |
3 | P MCGY1000 or MCGY1002 |
| MCGY2004 Aural Perception 3 |
3 | P MCGY1003 |
| MCGY2005 Aural Perception 4 |
3 | P MCGY2004 |
| MCGY1008 Harmony and Analysis 1 |
3 | A Ability to read musical notation including treble and bass clefs, and knowledge of scales, intervals and triads in tonal music |
| MCGY1009 Harmony and Analysis 2 |
3 | P MCGY1008 |
| MCGY2010 Harmony and Analysis 3 |
3 | P MCGY1009 |
| MCGY2011 Harmony and Analysis 4 |
3 | P MCGY2010 |
Analytical, Historical and Cultural Studies (AHCS) units of study |
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| MCGY0000 Australian Indigenous Music |
0 | |
| MCGY1030 This Is Music |
6 | |
Analytical, Historical and Cultural Studies (AHCS) units of study elective units of study |
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| CMPN1612 New Music, New Thinking |
6 | |
| CMPN4666 Advanced Analysis |
6 | |
| EMUS2500 Historically Informed Style Workshop |
6 | |
| JAZZ3618 Jazz Musicology and Analysis |
6 | P JAZZ2017 or JAZZ2624 |
| MCGY1019 Musicology Workshop 1 |
3 | |
| MCGY1020 Musicology Workshop 2 |
3 | P MCGY1019 |
| MCGY1031 Australian Musical Worlds |
6 | |
| MCGY2601 Perception of Music Performance |
6 | |
| MCGY2611 Music from the Middle Ages to Baroque |
6 | A Ability to read musical notation |
| MCGY2612 Music in the Classical and Romantic Eras |
6 | A The ability to read musical notation and basic knowledge of music theory |
| MCGY2613 Music in Modern Times |
6 | A Ability to read musical notation |
| MCGY2615 The Ultimate Art: 400 Years of Opera |
6 | P MCGY2611 or MCGY2612 or MCGY2613 or MUSC1506 |
| MCGY2621 Exploring Ethnomusicology |
6 | P MCGY1030 |
| MCGY3061 Advanced Harmony |
6 | P MCGY2011 |
| MCGY3602 Understanding East Asian Music |
6 | |
| MCGY3604 J.S. Bach and His World |
6 | A Broad knowledge of Baroque music equivalent to MCGY2611 or MUSC1506 |
| MCGY3629 Romanticism and the Fantastic |
6 | A It is expected that students will have some knowledge of harmonic and formal practices up to 1850 |
| MCGY3630 New Germans: Wagner and Liszt 1848-76 |
6 | A It is expected that students will have some knowledge of harmonic and formal practices up to 1850 P MCGY2612 |
| MCGY3636 Mozart's World: Music in the Age of Reason |
6 | A It is recommended that students have completed MUSC1506 or MCGY2612, or have a sound knowledge of late 18th-century repertoire |
| MUSC1506 Classical Music: A Cultural History |
6 | A The ability to follow a musical score while listening to the music and knowledge of elementary music theory |
| MUSC1507 Sounds, Screens, Speakers: Music and Media |
6 | |
| MUSC2616 Noise/Sound/Music: Engaging Sonic Worlds |
6 | |
| MUSC2638 Jazz Riots and Revolutions |
6 | |
| MUSC2644 Introduction to the Philosophy of Music |
6 | |
| MUSC2645 Psychology of Music |
6 | |
| MUSC2654 Popular Music |
6 | |
| MUSC2663 Survey of Film Music |
6 | |
| MUSC2664 Popular Music and the Moving Image |
6 | |
| MUSC2665 Chinese Music: From Concepts to Practice |
6 | A No prior knowledge of Western or Chinese score notation is presumed. |
| MUSC2666 Global Sound: Drum and Bass, Rhythm and Soul |
6 | |
| MUSC2672 Australian Popular Music |
6 | |
| MUSC2675 History of the Musical |
6 | |
| MUSC2677 Amplifying Voices and Stories Through Music |
6 | |
| MUSC2682 Musical Instruments in Society and Culture |
6 | |
| MUSC2684 Pop Musicology |
6 | P MUSC1503 or MUSC1504 or MUSC1501 or MUSC2693 or MCGY1008 or JAZZ1621 or JAZZ1019 |
| MUSC3609 Musicology |
6 | |
| MUSC3610 Musical Traditions and Globalization |
6 | |
| MUSC3629 Music and Everyday Life |
6 | |
| MUSC3631 Music in Public: Performance and Power |
6 | |
| MUSC3641 Music, Environment and Climate Change |
6 | |
| MUSC3699 Understanding Music: Modes of Hearing |
6 | |
| MUSC4214 Musicology Workshop Advanced |
6 | |
| PERF2622 Professional Practice Internship |
6 | |
| PERF3610 Professional Practice Internship 2 |
6 | P PERF2622 |
| VSAO1300 Classical Singer's Repertoire Book |
6 | |
Additional Core units of study |
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Composition Studies units of study |
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| CMPN1611 Instrumentation and Orchestration |
6 | A Students enrolling in this unit of study are expected to be able to read and understand instrumental music notation of moderate complexity |
| CMPN1612 New Music, New Thinking |
6 | |
| CMPN2631 Electroacoustic Music |
6 | A Proficiency in the usage of any industry standard DAW and attendant sound transformation and diffusion software P MUED1002 or CMPN1013 or MUSC2653 |
| CMPN2632 Computer Music Fundamentals |
6 | P MUED1002 or CMPN1013 or MUSC2653 |
| CMPN2613 Comp Techniques: Number and Process |
6 | P CMPN2614 |
| CMPN2614 Comp Techniques: Tonality and Process |
6 | P CMPN1612 |
| CMPN1014 Sound and Video Recording Fundamentals |
3 | |
| CMPN3000 Composer Performer Workshop 1 |
3 | P BRSS1601 or BRSS1611 or BRSS1621 or BRSS1631 or DRUM1601 or EMUS1611 or KEYB1621 or ORGN1601 or PERF1601 or PERF1641 or PRCN1601 or STRG1601 or STRG1611 or STRG1621 or STRG1641 or STRG1661 or STRG1671 or VSAO1611 or WIND1611 or WIND1621 or WIND1631 or WIND1641 or WIND1661 or CMPN2234 or CMPN2604 or CMPN2334 or CMPN2223 or JAZZ1601 or MUSC1401 |
| CMPN1000 Composition Through Improvisation 1 |
3 | |
| CMPN1003 Composition Through Improvisation 2 |
3 | P CMPN1000 |
| CMPN1010 Creative Vocal Ensemble |
3 | |
| CMPN1310 Percussion Composition Workshop |
3 | |
| CMPN2320 Music Notation |
6 | A Concurrent study with CMPN1331 is recommended where possible. Students should own a professional music notation program (e.g. Sibelius, Dorico). N CMPN2604 |
| CMPN2510 Scoring and Arranging for the Screen |
6 | |
| CMPN3620 Advanced Instrumentation/Orchestration |
6 | A Students should be competent in score writing and fundamental knowledge of instruments and orchestration while also having composition experience P CMPN1611 |
| CMPN3634 Interactive Media and Sound Installations |
6 | P CMPN1013 or MUSC2653 |
| CMPN3635 Writing Music for the Moving Image |
6 | P MUED1002 or CMPN1013 or MUSC2653 or MUED4002 |
| CMPN3636 Live Electronic Music Performance |
6 | A Students enrolling in this Unit of Study are expected to have previous experience with music technology, including recording and music creation software. Students will be expected to perform P (CMPN1013 or MUED1002 or MUSC2653) and (MUSC3603 or CMPN1631 or CMPN1632 or CMPN3634 or CMPN2223) |
| CMPN3001 Composer Performer Workshop 2 |
3 | P CMPN3000 |
| CMPN4000 Composer Performer Workshop 3 |
3 | P CMPN3001 |
| CMPN4001 Composer Performer Workshop 4 |
3 | P CMPN4000 |
| MUSC2614 Composition Workshop |
6 | A The ability to play a musical instrument and/or make music with digital devices. P 18 credit points of 1000-level units |
Performance and Ensemble units of study |
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4000-level units of study |
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4000-level Advanced Coursework units of study |
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| AGRI4001 Advanced Plant Production Systems |
6 | P 144 credit points of units including AGRI2001 and AGRI3888 |
| AMED4101 Research Skills and Processes |
6 | A A major in one of the following areas: Applied Medical Science, Immunology & Pathology; Biochemistry & Molecular Biology; Biology; Microbiology; Cell & Developmental Biology, Infectious Diseases, Pharmacology; Medicinal Chemistry; Neuroscience, Physiology, Anatomy and Histology, Genetics & Genomics; Quantitative Life Science |
| AMSI4001 AMSI Summer School |
6 | A Completion of a Bachelor's degree with a major in Mathematics, Statistics, Financial Mathematics and Statistics, Data Science, Discrete Mathematics and Algorithms, Mathematical Modelling and Computation, or equivalent. |
| AVBS4020 ONE Health |
6 | A Fundamental understanding of disease epidemiology and risk P 144 credit points of units including AVBS3001 or FOOD3000 or VIRO3X01 or MICR3X52 or BIOL3019 or BIOL3033 N AVBS4004 |
| ENVX4001 GIS, Remote Sensing and Land Management |
6 | A Basic GIS knowledge. Completion of at least a major or minor P 144 credit points of 1000-3000 level units |
| FOOD4002 Future Foods |
6 | P 144 credit points of units of study including 12 credit points of FOOD3XXX |
| HPSC4101 Philosophy of Science |
6 | P 12 credit points of HPSC3XXX or PHIL3XXX or HSTY3XXX |
| HPSC4102 History of Science |
6 | P 12 credit points of HPSC3XXX or PHIL3XXX or HSTY3XXX |
| HPSC4103 Sociology of Science |
6 | P 12 credit points of HPSC3XXX or PHIL3XXX or HSTY3XXX |
| HPSC4104 Recent Topics in HPS |
6 | P 12 credit points of HPSC3XXX or PHIL3XXX or HSTY3XXX |
| HPSC4105 HPS Research Methods |
6 | P 12 credit points of HPSC3XXX or PHIL3XXX or HSTY3XXX |
| HPSC4108 Core Topics: History and Philosophy of Sci |
6 | P 12 credit points of HPSC3XXX or PHIL3XXX or HSTY3XXX |
| LIFE4000 Data and Technology for the Life Sciences |
6 | A Completion of units in quantitative research methods, mathematics or statistical analysis at least at 1000-level P 144 credit points of units of study including a minimum of 24 credit points at the 3000- or 4000-level and 18 credit points of 3000- or 4000-level units from Science Table A or 1 |
| LIFE4101 Advanced Life Science |
6 | A This unit is advanced coursework related to understanding cellular and molecular processes in biology. It assumes background knowledge of cellular and molecular biological aspects of the life sciences consistent with a degree major in Biochemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Cell and Developmental Biology, Cell Pathology, Genetics and Genomics, Immunobiology, Infectious Diseases, Medical Science, Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Genetics, Nutrition and Metabolism, Nutrition Science, or Quantitative Life Sciences P A WAM of 65 or greater and 144 credit points of units of study including a minimum of 12 credit points from the following (AMED3XXX or ANAT3XXX or ANSC3105 or BCHM3XXX or BCMB3XXX or BIOL3XXX or CPAT3XXX or ENVX3XXX or FOOD3XXX or GEGE3XXX or HSTO3XXX or IMMU3XXX or INFD3XXX or MEDS3XXX or MICR3XXX or NEUR3XXX or NUTM3XXX or PCOL3XXX or PHSI3XXX or QBIO3XXX or SCPU3001 or STAT3XXX or VIRO3XXX) |
| MATH4061 Metric Spaces |
6 | A Real analysis and vector spaces. For example (MATH2922 or MATH2961) and (MATH2923 or MATH2962) P An average mark of 65 or above in 12 credit points from the following units (MATH2X21 or MATH2X22 or MATH2X23 or MATH2X80 or MATH3061 or MATH3066 or MATH3063 or MATH3076 or MATH3078 or MATH3962 or MATH3963 or MATH3968 or MATH3969 or MATH3971 or MATH3974 or MATH3976 or MATH3977 or MATH3978 or MATH3979) N MATH3961 |
| MATH4062 Rings, Fields and Galois Theory |
6 | P (MATH2922 or MATH2961) or a mark of 65 or greater in (MATH2022 or MATH2061) or 12 credit points from (MATH3061 or MATH3066 or MATH3063 or MATH3076 or MATH3078 or MATH3962 or MATH3963 or MATH3968 or MATH3969 or MATH3971 or MATH3974 or MATH3976 or MATH3977 or MATH3978 or MATH3979) N MATH3062 or MATH3962 |
| MATH4063 Dynamical Systems and Applications |
6 | P (A mark of 65 or greater in 12 credit points of MATH2XXX units of study) or [a mark of 65 or greater in (6 credit points of MATH2XXX) and (6 credit points of STAT2XXX)] or [12 credit points from (MATH3061 or MATH3066 or MATH3076 or MATH3078 or MATH3961 or MATH3962 or MATH3968 or MATH3969 or MATH3971 or MATH3974 or MATH3976 or MATH3977 or MATH3978 or MATH3979)] N MATH3063 or MATH3963 |
| MATH4068 Differential Geometry |
6 | A Vector calculus, differential equations and real analysis, for example MATH2X21 and MATH2X23 P (A mark of 65 or greater in 12 credit points of MATH2XXX units of study) or [12 credit points from (MATH3061 or MATH3066 or MATH3063 or MATH3076 or MATH3078 or MATH3961 or MATH3962 or MATH3963 or MATH3969 or MATH3971 or MATH3974 or MATH3976 or MATH3977 or MATH3978 or MATH3979)] N MATH3968 |
| MATH4069 Measure Theory and Fourier Analysis |
6 | A (MATH2921 and MATH2922) or MATH2961 P (A mark of 65 or greater in 12 credit points of MATH2XXX units of study) or [12 credit points from the following units (MATH3061 or MATH3066 or MATH3063 or MATH3076 or MATH3078 or MATH3961 or MATH3962 or MATH3963 or MATH3969 or MATH3971 or MATH3974 or MATH3976 or MATH3977 or MATH3978 or MATH3979)] N MATH3969 |
| MATH4071 Convex Analysis and Optimal Control |
6 | A MATH2X21 and MATH2X23 and STAT2X11 P [A mark of 65 or above in 12cp of (MATH2XXX or STAT2XXX or DATA2X02)] or [12cp of (MATH3XXX or STAT3XXX)] N MATH3971 |
| MATH4074 Fluid Dynamics |
6 | A (MATH2961 and MATH2965) or (MATH2921 and MATH2922) P (A mark of 65 or above in 12 credit points of MATH2XXX) or (12 credit points of MATH3XXX) N MATH3974 |
| MATH4076 Computational Mathematics |
6 | A (MATH2X21 and MATH2X22) or (MATH2X61 and MATH2X65) P [A mark of 65 or above in (12 credit points of MATH2XXX) or (6 credit points of MATH2XXX and 6 credit points of STAT2XXX or DATA2X02)] or (12 credit points of MATH3XXX) N MATH3076 or MATH3976 |
| MATH4077 Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Dynamics |
6 | A 6 credit points of 1000 level calculus units and 3 credit points of 1000 level linear algebra and (MATH2X21 or MATH2X61) P (A mark of 65 or greater in 12 credit points of MATH2XXX units of study) or [12 credit points from (MATH3061 or MATH3066 or MATH3063 or MATH3076 or MATH3078 or MATH3961 or MATH3962 or MATH3963 or MATH3968 or MATH3969 or MATH3971 or MATH3974 or MATH3976 or MATH3978 or MATH3979)] N MATH3977 |
| MATH4078 PDEs and Applications |
6 | A (MATH2X61 and MATH2X65) or (MATH2X21 and MATH2X22) P [A mark of 65 or greater in 6 credit points from (MATH2X21 or MATH2X65 or MATH2067) and a mark of 65 or greater 6 credit points from (MATH2X22 or MATH2X61)] or [12 credit points from (MATH3061 or MATH3066 or MATH3063 or MATH3076 or MATH3961 or MATH3962 or MATH3963 or MATH3968 or MATH3969 or MATH3971 or MATH3974 or MATH3976 or MATH3977 or MATH3979)] N MATH3078 or MATH3978 |
| MATH4079 Complex Analysis |
6 | A Good knowledge of analysis of functions of one real variable, working knowledge of complex numbers, including their topology, for example MATH2X23 or MATH2962 or MATH3068 P (A mark of 65 or above in 12 credit points of MATH2XXX) or (12 credit points of MATH3XXX) N MATH3979 or MATH3964 |
| MATH4311 Algebraic Topology |
6 | A Familiarity with abstract algebra and basic topology, e.g., (MATH2922 or MATH2961 or equivalent), (MATH3961 or equivalent) and (MATH2923 or equivalent) |
| MATH4312 Commutative Algebra |
6 | A Familiarity with abstract algebra, e.g., MATH2922 or equivalent |
| MATH4313 Functional Analysis |
6 | A Real Analysis and abstract linear algebra (e.g., MATH2X23 and MATH2X22 or equivalent), and, preferably, knowledge of Metric Spaces |
| MATH4314 Representation Theory |
6 | A Familiarity with abstract algebra, specifically vector space theory and basic group theory, e.g., MATH2922 or MATH2961 or equivalent N MATH3966 |
| MATH4315 Variational Methods |
6 | A Assumed knowledge of MATH2X23 or equivalent; MATH4061 or MATH3961 or equivalent; MATH3969 or MATH4069 or MATH4313 or equivalent. That is, real analysis, basic functional analysis and some acquaintance with metric spaces or measure theory. |
| MATH4411 Applied Computational Mathematics |
6 | A A thorough knowledge of vector calculus (e.g., MATH2X21) and of linear algebra (e.g., MATH2X22). Some familiarity with partial differential equations (e.g., MATH3X78) and mathematical computing (e.g., MATH3X76) would be useful |
| MATH4412 Advanced Methods in Applied Mathematics |
6 | A A thorough knowledge of vector calculus (e.g., MATH2X21) and of linear algebra (e.g., MATH2X22). Some familiarity with partial differential equations (e.g., MATH3X78) and mathematical computing (e.g., MATH3X76) would be useful |
| MATH4413 Applied Mathematical Modelling |
6 | A MATH2X21 and MATH3X63 or equivalent. That is, a knowledge of linear and simple nonlinear ordinary differential equations and of linear, second order partial differential equations. |
| MATH4414 Advanced Dynamical Systems |
6 | A Assumed knowledge is vector calculus (e.g., MATH2X21), linear algebra (e.g., MATH2X22), dynamical systems and applications (e.g., MATH4063 or MATH3X63) or equivalent. Some familiarity with partial differential equations (e.g., MATH3978) and mathematical computing (e.g., MATH3976) is also assumed. |
| MATH4511 Arbitrage Pricing in Continuous Time |
6 | A Familiarity with basic probability (eg STAT2X11), with differential equations (eg MATH3X63, MATH3X78), achievement at credit level or above in MATH3XXX or STAT3XXX units or equivalent P MATH2XXX and (a mark of 65 or above in MATH3XXX or STAT3021 or STAT3921) |
| MATH4512 Stochastic Analysis |
6 | A A thorough knowledge of linear algebra (e.g., MATH2X22), stochastic processes (STAT3X21/4021) and probability theory (preferably STAT4528, or measure theoretic probability theory such as MATH3969/4069). Some familiarity with partial differential equations (e.g., MATH2X21 or MATH3X78/4078). |
| MATH4513 Topics in Financial Mathematics |
6 | A Students are expected to have working knowledge of Stochastic Processes, Stochastic Calculus and mathematical methods used to price options and other financial derivatives, for example as in MATH4511 or equivalent |
| NANO4001 Modern Nanoscience |
6 | A It is strongly recommended that you have completed a major in Chemistry or Physics before attempting the unit P 144 credit points of units of study including NANO2002 |
| PHYS4015 The Physics of Complex Systems |
6 | A First- and second-year physics P 144 credit points of units including (MATH1X01 or MATH1X21 or MATH1906 or MATH1931) and MATH1X02 |
| PHYS4016 Bayesian Data Inference and Machine Learning |
6 | A 48 credit points of 3000-level units of study and programming experience in Python P 144 credit points of units of study including (12 credit points of MATH1001 or MATH1002 or MATH1003 or MATH1004 or MATH1005 or MATH1021 or MATH1023 or MATH1064 or MATH1X61 or MATH1X62 or MATH1971 or MATH1972 or MATH1115 or MATH19XX or DATA1X01) |
| PHYS4036 Condensed Matter and Particle Phys (Hons) |
6 | A (MATH2X21 or MATH2X61 or MATH2067). Students will need to have some knowledge of special relativity, for example from prior study of PHYS2013 or PHYS2913, or from studying Chapter 12 of 'Introduction to Electrodynamics' by D.J. Griffith P 144 credit points of units of study including 6 credit points of (PHYS3X34 or PHYS3X90 or PHYS3991) and 6 credit points of (PHYS3X42 or PHYS3X43 or PHYS3X44) N PHYS3036 or PHYS3936 or PHYS3080 or PHYS3980 or PHYS3068 or PHYS3968 or PHYS3069 or PHYS3969 or PHYS3074 or PHYS3974 |
| PHYS4037 Plasma and Astrophysics (Hons) |
6 | A (MATH2X21 or MATH2X61 or MATH2067) P 144 credit points of units including (PHYS3X35 or PHYS3X40 or PHYS3941) N PHYS3037 or PHYS3937 or PHYS3042 or PHYS3942 or PHYS3043 or PHYS3943 or PHYS3044 or PHYS3944 |
| PHYS4121 Advanced Electrodynamics and Photonics |
6 | A A major in physics including third-year electromagnetism and third-year optics P An average of at least 65 in 144 credit points of units including (PHYS3X35 or PHYS3X40 or PHYS3941) |
| PHYS4122 Astrophysics and Space Science |
6 | A A major in physics P An average of at least 65 in 144 credit points of units |
| PHYS4123 General Relativity and Cosmology |
6 | A A major in physics and knowledge of special relativity P An average of at least 65 in 144 credit points of units |
| PHYS4124 Physics of the Standard Model |
6 | A A major in physics including third-year quantum physics and third-year particle physics P An average of at least 65 in 144 credit points of units including (PHYS3X34 or PHYS3X42 or PHYS3X43 or PHYS3X44) |
| PHYS4125 Quantum Field Theory |
6 | A A major in physics including third-year quantum physics P An average of at least 65 in 144 credit points of units including (PHYS3X34 or PHYS3X42 or PHYS3X43 or PHYS3X44 or PHYS3X35 or PHYS3X40 or PHYS3941 or PHYS3X36 or PHYS3X68 or MATH3X63 or MATH4063 or MATH3X78 or MATH4078) |
| PHYS4126 Quantum Nanoscience |
6 | A A major in physics including third-year quantum physics and third-year condensed matter physics P An average of at least 65 in 144 credit points of units |
| PSYC4000 Foundations of Professional Psychology |
6 | P [24 credit points of PSYC3XXX including PSYC3010] or [18 credit points of PSYC3XXX including PSYC3010 and (HPSC3023 or SCPU3001)] C PSYC4104 |
| SACE4003 Meaning in the Anthropocene |
6 | P 144 credit points including (FASS3999 or FASS3333 or equivalent) N SLAM4003 |
| SACE4004 Working the Arts and Humanities |
6 | P 144 credit points including (FASS3999 or FASS3333 or equivalent) N SLAM4004 |
| SCIE4001 Science Communication |
6 | A Completion of a major in a science discipline. Basic knowledge of other sciences is beneficial. Experience in communication such as delivering oral presentations and producing written reports. An awareness of science in a societal context, e.g., of disciplinary applications P 144 credit points of units of study and including a minimum of 24 credit points at the 3000 or 4000-level and 18 credit points of 3000 or 4000-level units from Science Table A or Medicine and Health Table A |
| SCIE4002 Experimental Design and Data Analysis |
6 | A Completion of units in quantitative research methods, mathematics or statistical analysis at least at 1000-level P 144 credit points of units of study and including a minimum of 24 credit points at the 3000 or 4000-level and 18 credit points of 3000 or 4000-level units from Science Table A or FMH Table A N ENVX3002 or STAT3X22 or STAT4022 or STAT3X12 |
| SCIE4003 Ethics in Science |
6 | A Successful completion of a Science major P 144 credit points of units of study and including a minimum of 24 credit points at the 3000- or 4000-level and 18 credit points of 3000- or 4000-level units from Science Table A or FMH Table A N HSBH3004 or HPSC3107 |
| SCPU4001 Industry and Community Science Project A |
6 | A Depth of knowledge in at least one Science discipline (completion of a major) P 144 credit points of units of study and including a minimum of 24 credit points at the 3000- or 4000-level and 18 credit points of 3000- or 4000-level units from Science Table A |
| SCPU4002 Industry and Community Science Project B |
6 | A Depth of knowledge in at least one Science discipline (completion of a major) P 144 credit points of units of study and including a minimum of 24 credit points at the 3000- or 4000-level and 18 credit points of 3000- or 4000-level units from Science Table A C SCPU4001 |
| SLAM4001 SLAM Project: Pasts, Presents, Futures A |
6 | P 144 credit points including (FASS3999 or FASS3333 or equivalent) |
| SLAM4002 SLAM Project: Pasts, Presents, Futures B |
6 | P SLAM4001 |
| SLAM4003 Meaning in the Anthropocene |
6 | P 144 credit points including (FASS3999 or FASS3333 or equivalent) |
| SLAM4004 Working the Arts and Humanities |
6 | P 144 credit points including (FASS3999 or FASS3333 or equivalent) |
| SLAM4005 Advanced Reading Topic A |
6 | P ENGL3999 or ENGL3998 |
| SLAM4006 Advanced Reading Topic B |
6 | P ENGL3999 or ENGL3998 |
| SLCS4201 Languages, Societies, Institutions |
6 | A Successful completion of a Table A major from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences P 144 credit points and (FASS3999 or FASS3333 or equivalent) |
| SLCS4205 Cross-Cultural Literature and Film |
6 | A Successful completion of a Table A major from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences P 144 credit points and (FASS3999 or FASS3333 or equivalent) |
| SLCS4301 Translation in Practice |
12 | P ARBC3998 or ARBC3999 or CHNS3998 or CHNS3999 or FRNC3998 or FRNC3999 or GRMN3998 or GRMN3999 or BBCL3998 or BBCL3999 or HBRW3998 or HBRW3999 or INMS3998 or INMS3999 or ITLN3998 or ITLN3999 or JPNS3998 or JPNS3999 or KRNS3998 or KRNS3999 or MGRK3998 or MGRK3999 or SPAN3998 or SPAN3999 or FASS3999 |
| SLCS4303 Experiences in Multicultural Australia |
12 | A Successful completion of a Table A major from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences P 144 credit points and (FASS3999 or FASS3333 or equivalent) |
| SOIL4000 Soil and Water in the Changing Environment |
6 | A Understanding of Soil Science concepts P 144 credit points of units including SOIL2005 |
| SOMS4102 Communicating Ideas in Biomedical Science |
6 | A A major in one of the following areas: Applied Medical Science; Immunology and Pathology; Biochemistry and Molecular Biology; Biology; Microbiology; Cell and Developmental Biology; Infectious Diseases; Pharmacology; Medicinal Chemistry; Neuroscience; Physiology; Anatomy and Histology; Genetics and Genomics; Quantitative Life Science P SOMS4101 |
| SOPH4001 SOPHI Research Project |
12 | P 144cp including (FASS3333 or FASS3999 or HSTY3998 or HSTY3999 or ANHS3998 or ANHS3999 or GCST3996 or GCST3997 or GCST3998 or GCST3999 or ARCO3998 or ARCO3999 or PHIL3998 or PHIL3999) and (12cp in HSTY3* or ANHS3* or GCST3* or ARCO3* or PHIL3*) |
| SOPH4002 SOPHI Advanced Seminar A |
6 | P 144cp including (FASS3333 or FASS3999 or HSTY3998 or HSTY3999 or ANHS3998 or ANHS3999 or GCST3996 or GCST3997 or GCST3998 or GCST3999 or ARCO3998 or ARCO3999 or PHIL3998 or PHIL3999) and (12cp in HSTY3* or ANHS3* or GCST3* or ARCO3* or PHIL3*) |
| SOPH4003 SOPHI Advanced Seminar B |
6 | P 144cp including (FASS3333 or FASS3999 or HSTY3998 or HSTY3999 or ANHS3998 or ANHS3999 or GCST3996 or GCST3997 or GCST3998 or GCST3999 or ARCO3998 or ARCO3999 or PHIL3998 or PHIL3999) and (12cp in HSTY3* or ANHS3* or GCST3* or ARCO3* or PHIL3*) |
| SSPS4101 Social Sciences and Social Change |
6 | A Successful completion of a Table A major from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences P 144 credit points and (FASS3999 or FASS3333 or equivalent) |
| SSPS4102 Data Analytics in the Social Sciences |
6 | A Successful completion of a Table A major from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences P 144 credit points and (FASS3999 or FASS3333 or equivalent) |
| SSPS4111 The Future of Work |
12 | A Successful completion of a Table A major from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences P 144 credit points and (FASS3999 or FASS3333 or equivalent) |
| STAT4021 Stochastic Processes and Applications |
6 | A Students are expected to have a thorough knowledge of basic probability and integral calculus and to have achieved at credit level or above in their studies in these topics N STAT3011 or STAT3911 or STAT3021 or STAT3003 or STAT3903 or STAT3005 or STAT3905 or STAT3921 |
| STAT4022 Linear and Mixed Models |
6 | A Material in DATA2X02 or equivalent and MATH1002 or MATH1X61 or equivalent; that is, a knowledge of applied statistics and an introductory knowledge to linear algebra, including eigenvalues and eigenvectors P An average mark of 65 or above in 12 credit points from (STAT2X11 or DATA2X02 or STAT3X23 or STAT3X21 or STAT3925 or STAT3888 or DATA3888) N STAT3012 or STAT3912 or STAT3022 or STAT3922 or STAT3004 or STAT3904 |
| STAT4023 Theory and Methods of Statistical Inference |
6 | A STAT2X11 and (DATA2X02 or STAT2X12) or equivalent. That is, a grounding in probability theory and a good knowledge of the foundations of applied statistics N STAT3013 or STAT3913 or STAT3023 or STAT3923 |
| STAT4025 Time Series |
6 | P STAT2X11 and (MATH1062 or MATH1962 or MATH1972 or MATH1X03 or MATH1907 or MATH1X23 or MATH1933) N STAT3925 |
| STAT4026 Statistical Consulting |
6 | P DATA2X02 and 12 credit points from (STAT3XXX or DATA3XXX) N STAT3926 |
| STAT4027 Advanced Statistical Modelling |
6 | A A three year major in statistics or equivalent including familiarity with material in DATA2X02 and STAT3X22 (applied statistics and linear models) or equivalent P (STAT3X12 or STAT3X22 or STAT4022) and (STAT3X13 or STAT3X23 or STAT4023) |
| STAT4028 Probability and Mathematical Statistics |
6 | A STAT3X23 or equivalent: that is, a sound working and theoretical knowledge of statistical inference N STAT4528 |
| STAT4528 Probability and Martingale Theory |
6 | A STAT2X11 or equivalent and STAT3X21 or equivalent; that is, a good foundational knowledge of probability and some acquaintance with stochastic processes N STAT4028 |
4000-level advanced coursework project units of study |
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| SCMP4601 Music Specialist Creative Project 1 |
6 | |
| SCMP4602 Music Specialist Creative Project 2 |
6 | P SCMP4601 |
