Graduate Diploma in International Automotive Engineering

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

About

This program will provide you with an in-depth understanding of the engineering disciplines that constitute the life cycle of the product automobile.

It will expose you to state-of-the-art infrastructure and different work ethics, by providing you with the opportunity to carry out work experience or research projects at multi-national automotive companies worldwide.

The program is international in character;

it aims to provide you with advanced technical and generic capabilities which will enhance your chances of employment in the global automotive industry sector.There are two distinct and interrelated specialist automotive areas of activity in the global automotive industry sector.Automotive Design and Development includes developed automotive industries that are knowledge intensive and with high value added products and services (e.g., Australia, Germany, USA, Japan).

Automotive Manufacturing Engineering Processes include emerging automotive industries where the focus is process intensive, relies on economies of scale and the pursuit of cutting-edge manufacturing technologies (e.g., China, India, Thailand).In catering for local and international students this program offers the flexibility for specialisation in either sector.

It will instil in you the specialised automotive engineering skills that are currently in short supply, but are increasingly in high demand by the automotive industry.The objective of this program is to educate you as a leading professional automotive engineer who is able to:Analyse complex automotive systems and develop new systems to ensure enhanced vehicle operations Find innovative solutions from an array of possibilities through systematic problem solving and system design methodologies Analyse the automotive product from cradle to grave and adapt automotive design and manufacturing systems to deliver value for all stakeholders Conceive novel designs for challenging problems and opportunities Communicate with a wide range of key stakeholders in professional and effective manner Lead, build and work with teams with trust and respectThe program requires in-person attendance, but also takes advantage of the capabilities of the online learning management system that is available to all students and provides scope for collaboration and remote access.This program is primarily delivered in face-to-face mode at the City Campus.

Structure

FULL TIME STUDY - Year One of Program

Complete the following Seven (7) Courses:

Course Title Credit Points Course Code Campus
Management of Automotive Design and Development 12 AUTO1024 City Campus
Management of Automotive Manufacturing Engineering Processes 12 AUTO1025 City Campus
Computational Engineering for Automobile Applications 12 AUTO1033 City Campus
Vehicle Noise Vibration Harshness 12 AUTO1031 City Campus
Automotive Materials 12 AUTO1028 City Campus
Automotive Systems and Control 12 AUTO1029 City Campus
Vehicle Power-Train Technologies 12 AUTO1032 City Campus

Select and Complete One (1) Course from the following Engineering Electives:

Course Title Credit Points Course Code Campus
Advanced CAE for Automotive Applications 12 AUTO1026 City Campus
Automotive Electronics 12 AUTO1034 City Campus
Special Topics in Engineering 12 MIET2459 City Campus
Building Quality Organisations and Leadership 12 MANU1373 City Campus
Management of Technology 12 MANU1385 City Campus
Energy and Environment Management 12 MANU1060 City Campus
Sustainable Engineering Systems and Environment 12 MANU1381 City Campus
Performance Management Foundations 12 MANU1390 City Campus
International Engineering Management 12 MANU1398 City Campus
Industry 4.0 Technologies 12 MANU2071 City Campus
Performance Indicators and Benchmarking 12 MANU2070 City Campus
Computer Integrated Manufacturing 12 MANU2078 City Campus
Design for Manufacture 12 MANU2069 City Campus
Manufacturing Information and Distributed Systems 12 MANU2081 City Campus
Intelligent Materials and Processes 12 MANU2079 City Campus
Electro-Mechanical Systems 12 MANU2068 City Campus
Quality Systems 12 MANU1425 City Campus
Variation and Change 12 MANU1358 City Campus
Measurement and Improvement 12 MANU1474 City Campus
Planning and Control 12 MANU1378 City Campus
Case Studies 1- Project Planning and Infrastructure Management 12 MANU2132 City Campus
Systems Engineering Methodology 12 MANU2130 City Campus
Case Studies 2: Product and Processes Re-engineering 12 MANU2134 City Campus
Leadership and Change Management 12 MANU2136 City Campus
Systems Engineering Design Tools 12 MANU2145 City Campus
Integrated Logistics Support Management 12 MANU2117 City Campus
Project Management 12 MANU2123 City Campus
System Simulation and Characterisation 12 MANU2128 City Campus
Introduction to Systems Engineering 12 MANU2127 City Campus
Logistics Engineering and Systems 12 MANU2120 City Campus
Risk and Technology Decisions 12 MANU2122 City Campus
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PART-TIME STUDY - Year One

Complete ALL Four (4) Courses from:

Course Title Credit Points Course Code Campus
Management of Automotive Design and Development 12 AUTO1024 City Campus
Management of Automotive Manufacturing Engineering Processes 12 AUTO1025 City Campus
Automotive Materials 12 AUTO1028 City Campus
Automotive Systems and Control 12 AUTO1029 City Campus
AND

PART-TIME STUDY - Year Two

Complete ALL Three (3) Courses from:

Course Title Credit Points Course Code Campus
Computational Engineering for Automobile Applications 12 AUTO1033 City Campus
Automotive Project 1 12 AUTO1027 City Campus
Automotive Project 2 12 AUTO1030 City Campus

Select One (1) Course from Automotive Engineering Electives:

Course Title Credit Points Course Code Campus
Vehicle Noise Vibration Harshness 12 AUTO1031 City Campus
Vehicle Power-Train Technologies 12 AUTO1032 City Campus
Advanced CAE for Automotive Applications 12 AUTO1026 City Campus
Automotive Electronics 12 AUTO1034 City Campus
International Industry Experience 1 12 MIET2083 City Campus

Select One (1) Course from Management Electives:

Course Title Credit Points Course Code Campus
Building Quality Organisations and Leadership 12 MANU1373 City Campus
Management of Technology 12 MANU1385 City Campus
Energy and Environment Management 12 MANU1060 City Campus
Sustainable Engineering Systems and Environment 12 MANU1381 City Campus
Performance Management Foundations 12 MANU1390 City Campus
International Engineering Management 12 MANU1398 City Campus

Select One (1) Course from Manufacturing Electives:

Course Title Credit Points Course Code Campus
Industry 4.0 Technologies 12 MANU2071 City Campus
Performance Indicators and Benchmarking 12 MANU2070 City Campus
Computer Integrated Manufacturing 12 MANU2078 City Campus
Design for Manufacture 12 MANU2069 City Campus
Manufacturing Information and Distributed Systems 12 MANU2081 City Campus
Intelligent Materials and Processes 12 MANU2079 City Campus
Electro-Mechanical Systems 12 MANU2068 City Campus

Select One (1) Course from Quality Management Electives:

Course Title Credit Points Course Code Campus
Quality Systems 12 MANU1425 City Campus
Variation and Change 12 MANU1358 City Campus
Measurement and Improvement 12 MANU1474 City Campus
Planning and Control 12 MANU1378 City Campus

Select One (1) Course from Systems Engineering Electives:

Course Title Credit Points Course Code Campus
Case Studies 1- Project Planning and Infrastructure Management 12 MANU2132 City Campus
Systems Engineering Methodology 12 MANU2130 City Campus
Case Studies 2: Product and Processes Re-engineering 12 MANU2134 City Campus
Leadership and Change Management 12 MANU2136 City Campus
Systems Engineering Design Tools 12 MANU2145 City Campus

Select One (1) Course from Integrated Logistics Management Electives:

Course Title Credit Points Course Code Campus
Integrated Logistics Support Management 12 MANU2117 City Campus
Project Management 12 MANU2123 City Campus
System Simulation and Characterisation 12 MANU2128 City Campus
Introduction to Systems Engineering 12 MANU2127 City Campus
Logistics Engineering and Systems 12 MANU2120 City Campus
Risk and Technology Decisions 12 MANU2122 City Campus
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Entry requirements

Entry to this program is via MC230 Master of Engineering (International Automotive Engineering). Students in the Masters degree who wish to exit the Masters before completion, may be eligible to take out the intermediary award of GD164 Graduate Diploma in International Automotive Engineering.

Learning outcomes

On completing this program successfully you will be able to: 1. Demonstrate high levels of technical competence in the field of International Automotive Engineering 2. Apply problem-solving approaches to work challenges and make decisions using sound engineering methodologies 3. Apply a systematic design approach to engineering projects and have strong research and design skills 4. Communicate effectively across all modes: listen, speak, write and draw 5. Apply the principles of lifelong learning to any new challenge 6. Balance the technical, economic, social and ethical demands of a problem in sustainable and culturally sensitive ways These graduate attributes align closely to the generic attributes of professional engineers as identified by Engineers Australia.

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