BEng/BSc(Adv) (1 Viewer)

[nanashi]

what is the course structure of this combined degree?

 

[withoutaface]

Check the engo handbook. You can pretty much alter things around as much as you want, so long as everything gets done.

 

[Templar]

Basically engineering degree with science subjects taking up the electives.

Should you choose to major in something that requires more than junior chem and/or phys, you might need to overload in first year to get that requirement down.

 

[nanashi]

a question i forgot:
because i got an offer for BEng/BSci (UAC code 511770) but i want to do science adv (i have sufficient UAI for science adv), do i just need to enrol at engineering and tell them that i want sci adv, or do i have to go to the science faculty and say that i want adv?

 

[withoutaface]

From what I understand you can buggerise around a lot to get advanced, but it's not really worth it when if you do the right subs to qualify for adv you can get it at graduation anyway.

 

[nanashi]

can anyone find the course structure for mechanical(biomedical) eng and science(adv) as detailed as this:
http://www.ee.usyd.edu.au/ugrad/Enrolments/ce_bsc.phtml
http://www.ee.usyd.edu.au/ugrad/Enrolments/
the second site only has course structures for electrical and information engineering, but i want mechanical. i cant seem to find it anywhere
can anyone find it for me plz
thanx

 

[Tabanacle]

what do u plan to major in for science adv? just make sure you do (some or all) of those subjects in first yr. btw u DO NOT need to do any first yr advanced subjects only 2nd and 3rd yr advanced subjects. (i.e 29xx and 39xx subjects)

and read both handbooks and you'll figure it out.

 

[Templar]

If you do the right (ie adv) subjects, then you should get BSc (Adv). Otherwise, go bugger admin until you're in.

Technically I could only transfer to BSc (ie dropping BE), but I told them I wanted BSc (Adv) and they obliged.