Engineering (Honours) - Flexible Entry

The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Flexible Entry is an entry point to the University's other Bachelor of Engineering courses.

Students complete one year of study in this course before transferring to the second year of any named Flinders Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) award.

To graduate thus requires a total of four years of full-time study (or the equivalent part-time).

The course is offered by the College of Science and Engineering.

To qualify for a named Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree, a student must complete 144 units with a grade of P or NGP or better in each topic. This course represents the eight core topics of the following courses:

• Bachelor of Engineering (Biomedical) (Honours)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) (Honours)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network Systems) (Honours)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) (Honours)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Electronics) (Honours)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Maritime) (Honours)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) (Honours)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Robotics) (Honours)

Core - Year 1 topics

36 units comprising:

ENGR1201 Electronics (4.5 units) ENGR1401 Professional Skills (4.5 units) ENGR1711 Engineering Design (4.5 units) ENGR1721 Engineering Programming (4.5 units) ENGR1722 Engineering Physics and Materials (4.5 units) ENGR1732 Engineering Mechanics (4.5 units) MATH1121 Mathematics 1A (4.5 units) MATH1122 Mathematics 1B (4.5 units)

Year 2 - 4 topics

Students will then transfer, with full credit, to another Bachelor of Engineering course.

Notes

1. Note that students who later transfer to the Bachelor of Engineering (Biomedical) (Honours) will still receive 36 units of credit but may not be able to complete in minimum time due to prerequisite sequences.
2. While this award is normally 36 units in length, in some circumstances, with the permission of the Course Coordinator, up to an additional 13.5 units may be completed.

Explanation of Notes

1. For students to complete a Bachelor of Engineering (Biomedical) (Honours) in four calendar years, the prerequisite sequence must usually be started in the first year.
2. Some students, because of failures, credit or wishing to maintain a 75% load, may need to enrol in more than the normal 36 units to remain full-time (for example, for AusStudy or Visa purposes). This rule permits a little flexibility by allowing extra topics to be completed in this award (for which the students will get credit on transfer).
3. Students are nor eligible to transfer from this course in to the Bachelor of Engineering (Software) (Honours)