Mechatronic Engineering
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What's it all about?
■ This is a unique degree that fits well into the novel and ever-evolving area of smart machines and systems. Students graduate with unique abilities in the full spectrum of smart machine design. Among the skills acquired are the development of autonomous systems such as self-operating robots, including vehicles, as well as a thorough knowledge of industrial automation.
What does it include?
■ This is a degree that embraces the interdisciplinary area of Mechanical Engineering, Control Engineering and Software Development, especially for controlling sophisticated smart machines. Whilst there is a comprehensive coverage of Mechanical Engineering and Design, you will acquire a deeper understanding of the principles supporting the conception, design, construction, maintenance and integration of smart machines and systems. To get you work ready, you'll apply these skills through 60 days of approved industrial training.
Where will you work?
■ As a mechatronic engineer, you could work in one of the many industries where automation is in demand, such as manufacturing, automotive, mining, cargo handling and agriculture. You could also work in companies that design and manufacture consumer devices such as mobile phones, specialised industrial equipment, video game consoles and biomedical devices such as Cochlear implants.
Double degrees
■ Double degrees are a great way of graduating with a wider breadth of knowledge, better preparing you for your future career. For more information, visit our double degrees page to find one that suits your interests.
Sample Program Outlines*
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ENGG1000 | Engineering Design and Innovation | A team project over a ten week period to solve a practical problem. The key skills developed include concept development, critical thinking and evaluation skills. |
| MATH1131 | Maths 1A | Students have the option to enrol in either MATH1131 or MATH1141. MATH1141 covers the same topics as MATH1131 but in greater depth. Assumed knowledge for MATH1141: Students will be expected to have achieved a combined HSC mark in Mathematics Extension 1 and 2 over 175. |
| or | ||
| MATH1141 | Higher Maths 1A | Students have the option to enrol in either MATH1131 or MATH1141. MATH1141 covers the same topics as MATH1131 but in greater depth. Assumed knowledge for MATH1141: Students will be expected to have achieved a combined HSC mark in Mathematics Extension 1 and 2 over 175. |
| PHYS1121 | Physics 1A | Assumed knowledge: HSC Physics and Mathematics Extension 1 or equivalent. Students that are highly competent in physics may instead enrol in PHYS1131. |
| or | ||
| PHYS1131 | Higher Physics 1A | Covers the same content as PHYS1121, however features more advanced assessment. |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Engineering Elective | Recommendations for different degrees in link. |
| MATH1231 | Maths 1B | Prerequisites for this course are MATH1131 or MATH1141. Students that are highly competent (mark >65) in mathematics may instead enrol in MATH1241. |
| or | ||
| MATH1241 | Higher Maths 1B | Students have the option to enrol in either MATH1231 or MATH1241. MATH1241 covers the same topics as MATH1231 but in greater depth. A minimum mark of 65 in MATH1131 or MATH1141 is required for enrolment in MATH1241 instead of MATH1231. |
| COMP1511 | Introduction to Programming | The objective of this course is for students to develop proficiency in programming using a high level language. |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ELEC1111 | Electrical & Telecommunications Engineering | This is an introductory subject in engineering mechanics dealing with statics and dynamics. MATH1131/41 and PHYS1121/31/41 are prerequisites. |
| ENGG1300 | Engineering Mechanics | Dual Degree students may find that there are other courses they need to complete, so it may be beneficial to delay this course by a year. MMAN2130 is not a prerequisite for any other course in this degree. |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | General Education | Introduction to modern digital logic design, boolean algebra and hardware description language. |
| ELEC2141 | Digital Circuit Design | This course is a prerequisite for MMAN2300 and MMAN3200. Students enrolled in a Physics Dual Degree must take MATH2121 and MATH2069 instead of MATH2019. Students enrolled in a Mathematics Dual Degree must take MATH2011 and MATH2121 instead of MATH2019. |
| MATH2019 | Engineering Mathematics 2E | Recommendations for different degrees in link. |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Engineering Elective | Recommendations for different degrees in link. |
| MMAN2300 | Engineering Mechanics 2 | Pre-requisite: COMP1917 or COMP1921 or COMP1511 or COMP1521, or (COMP1911 and MTRN2500). |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ENGG2400 | Mechanics of Solids 1 | This course will use Matlab as the primary computational engine for teaching the students to carry out fundamental computations. |
| MTRN2500 | Computing for Mechatronic Engineers | Recommendations for different degrees in link. |
| MMAN2130 | Design and Manufacturing | You can't select a General Education course from within your own faculty. |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MATH2089 | Numerical Methods and Stats | You can't select a General Education course from within your own faculty. |
| COMP2121 | Microprocessors & Interfacing | You must complete ENGG1000 before enrolling in this course. |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MMAN3200 | Linear Systems and Control | |
| MMAN3000 | Professional Engineering and Communication | The course will aim to implement software for vehicle simulation and control. |
| MTRN3500 | Computing Applications in Mechatronic Systems | Gain international exposure and/or industry experience |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | General Education | Introduction to modern digital logic design, boolean algebra and hardware description language. |
| Read more | Discipline Elective | Recommendations for different degrees in link. |
| MMAN2100 | Engineering Design 2 | You must complete ENGG1000 before enrolling in this course. |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MTRN4010 | Advanced Autonomous Systems | This subject teaches the student how to design and develop a control system in discrete-time domain to be used in motion control systems. |
| MTRN3020 | Modelling & Control of Mechatronic Systems | * If taking Research Thesis, enrol in MMAN4951, MMAN4952 and MMAN4953 (4 UoC each) |
| MMAN4010 | Thesis A | The course is aimed at developing skills on how to design and implement the capabilities of a robotic platform. |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MTRN4110 | Robot Design | The course introduces students to the analysis and use of robot manipulators. |
| MTRN4230 | Robotics | * If taking Research Thesis, enrol in MMAN4951, MMAN4952 and MMAN4953 (4 UoC each) |
| MMAN4020 | Thesis B | Recommendations for different degrees in link. |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Discipline Elective | Recommendations for different degrees in link. |
| Read more | Discipline Elective | The objective of this course is for students to develop proficiency in programming using a high level language. |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| COMP1511 | Introduction to Programming | A team project over a ten week period to solve a practical problem. The key skills developed include concept development, critical thinking and evaluation skills. |
| ENGG1000 | Engineering Design and Innovation | Students have the option to enrol in either MATH1131 or MATH1141. MATH1141 covers the same topics as MATH1131 but in greater depth. Assumed knowledge for MATH1141: Students will be expected to have achieved a combined HSC mark in Mathematics Extension 1 and 2 over 175. |
| MATH1131 | Maths 1A | Assumed knowledge: students are expected to have achieved a combined mark of at least 100 in Mathematics and Mathematics Extension 1. |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MATH1081 | Discrete Maths | Prerequisites for this course are MATH1131 or MATH1141. Students that are highly competent (mark >65) in mathematics may instead enrol in MATH1241. |
| MATH1231 | Maths 1B | Assumed knowledge: HSC Physics and Mathematics Extension 1 or equivalent. Students that are highly competent in physics may instead enrol in PHYS1131. |
| PHYS1121 | Physics 1A | Programmer's view on how a computer system executes programs, manipulates data and communicates. |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| COMP1521 | Computer Systems Fundamentals | This course also appears on the Faculty First Year Elective list. As a student of UNSW Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, you have the opportunity to take a Discipline Elective in place of a Faculty First Year Elective because this is a core course. |
| ELEC1111 | Electrical & Telecommunications Engineering | This is an introductory subject in engineering mechanics dealing with statics and dynamics. MATH1131/41 and PHYS1121/31/41 are prerequisites. |
| ENGG1300 | Engineering Mechanics | This course provides an induction to software engineering principles and practice, including software lifecycle, methodologies, teamwork and web-based architectures. |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| COMP1531 | Software Engineering Fundamentals | Introduction to modern digital logic design, boolean algebra and hardware description language. |
| ELEC2141 | Digital Circuit Design | This course is a prerequisite for MMAN2300 and MMAN3200. Students enrolled in a Physics Dual Degree must take MATH2121 and MATH2069 instead of MATH2019. Students enrolled in a Mathematics Dual Degree must take MATH2011 and MATH2121 instead of MATH2019 |
| MATH2019 | Engineering Mathematics 2E | This course covers programming in the large, abstraction and ADTs, interfaces, and complexity. Prerequisites:COMP1511 and COM1921. |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| COMP2521 | Data Structures and Algorithms | Dual Degree students may find that there are other courses they need to complete, so it may be beneficial to delay this course by a year. MMAN2130 is not a prerequisite for any other course in this degree. |
| MMAN2130 | Design and Manufacturing | You must complete ENGG1300 and MATH2019 before enrolling in this course. This course isn't a prequisite for any other courses on this degree plan. |
| MMAN2300 | Engineering Mechanics 2 | You must complete ENGG1000 before enrolling in this course. It is a prerequisite for AERO3110. |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MMAN2100 | Engineering Design 2 | You must complete MATH1231/41 and ENGG1300 before enrolling in this course. This course is a prequisite for AERO3410 and MMAN3400. |
| ENGG2400 | Mechanics of Solids 1 | This course will use Matlab as the primary computational engine for teaching the students to carry out fundamental computations. |
| MTRN2500 | Computing for Mechatronic Engineers | Pre-requisite: COMP1917 or COMP1921 or COMP1511 or COMP1521, or (COMP1911 and MTRN2500). |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| COMP2121 | Microprocessors & Interfacing | |
| Read more | General Education | Prerequisite: MATH1231/41. Students enrolled in a Mathematics Dual Degree must take MATH2301 and MATH2801 instead of MATH2089. |
| MATH2089 | Numerical Methods and Stats |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MMAN3000 | Professional Engineering and Communication | You must complete ENGG1300 and MATH2019 before enrolling in this course. This course is a prerequisite for AERO4620. |
| MMAN3200 | Linear Systems and Control | The course will aim to implement software for vehicle simulation and control. |
| MTRN3500 | Computing Applications in Mechatronic Systems | Introduces students to the principles of object-oriented design and to fundamental techniques in object-oriented programming. |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| COMP2511 | Object-Orinated Design & Programming | |
| Read more | General Education | This subject teaches the student how to design and develop a control system in discrete-time domain to be used in motion control systems. |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MTRN3020 | Modelling & Control of Mechatronic Systems | The course is aimed at learning basic and advanced techniques necessary for sensing and control of autonomous mechatronic systems. |
| MTRN4010 | Advanced Autonomous Systems | The course is aimed at developing skills on how to design and implement the capabilities of a robotic platform. |
| MTRN4110 | Robot Design | Pre-requisite: COMP1927 or COMP2521 or a mark of at least 65 in COMP1921. |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| COMP3121 | Algorithms & Programming | Most of the work in this course is team-based project work. |
| COMP3900 | Computer Science Project | The course introduces students to the analysis and use of robot manipulators. |
| MTRN4230 | Robotics |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Industrial Training or Exchange Opportunity |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Comp Elective | |
| Read more | Elective | * If taking Research Thesis, enrol in MMAN4951, MMAN4952 and MMAN4953 (4 UoC each) |
| MMAN4010 | Thesis A |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | COMP Elective | Pre-requisite: MATH2089 |
| MANF4611 | Process Modelling & Simulation | * If taking Research Thesis, enrol in MMAN4951, MMAN4952 and MMAN4953 (4 UoC each) |
| MMAN4020 | Thesis B |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Comp Elective | This course will develop a framework on which management and ethical issues can be developed. |
| COMP4920 | Management & Ethics | The objective of this course is for students to develop proficiency in programming using a high level language. |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| COMP1511 | Introduction to Programming | Students have the option to enrol in either MATH1131 or MATH1141. MATH1141 covers the same topics as MATH1131 but in greater depth. Assumed knowledge for MATH1141: Students will be expected to have achieved a combined HSC mark in Mathematics Extension 1 and 2 over 175. |
| MATH1141 | Higher Maths 1A | |
| PHYS1141 | Students have the option to enrol in either MATH1231 or MATH1241. MATH1241 covers the same topics as MATH1231 but in greater depth. A minimum mark of 65 in MATH1131 or MATH1141 is required for enrolment in MATH1241 instead of MATH1231. |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MATH1241 | Higher Maths 1B | |
| PHYS1241 | A team project over a ten week period to solve a practical problem. The key skills developed include concept development, critical thinking and evaluation skills. |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ENGG1000 | Engineering Design and Innovation | Available only to students for whom it is specifically required as part of their program. MATH2018 is equivalent to MATH2019. |
| MATH2069 | Mathematics 2A | This is an introductory subject in engineering mechanics dealing with statics and dynamics. MATH1131/41 and PHYS1121/31/41 are prerequisites. |
| ENGG1300 | Engineering Mechanics | This course also appears on the Faculty First Year Elective list. As a student of UNSW Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, you have the opportunity to take a Discipline Elective in place of a Faculty First Year Elective because this is a core course. |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ELEC1111 | Electrical & Telecommunications Engineering | Prerequisite: MATH1231/41. Students enrolled in a Mathematics Dual Degree must take MATH2301 and MATH2801 instead of MATH2089. |
| MATH2089 | Numerical Methods and Stats | |
| PHYS2111 |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MATH2221 | Higher Theory and Applications of Diff. Equations. | |
| PHYS2113 | ||
| PHYS2114 | You must complete ENGG1000 before enrolling in this course. It is a prerequisite for AERO3110. |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MMAN2100 | Engineering Design 2 | You must complete MATH1231/41 and ENGG1300 before enrolling in this course. This course is a prequisite for AERO3410 and MMAN3400. |
| ENGG2400 | Mechanics of Solids 1 | This course will use Matlab as the primary computational engine for teaching the students to carry out fundamental computations. |
| MTRN2500 | Computing for Mechatronic Engineers | Pre-requisite: COMP1917 or COMP1921 or COMP1511 or COMP1521, or (COMP1911 and MTRN2500). |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| COMP2121 | Microprocessors & Interfacing | Introduction to modern digital logic design, boolean algebra and hardware description language. |
| ELEC2141 | Digital Circuit Design | |
| PHYS3113 | Dual Degree students may find that there are other courses they need to complete, so it may be beneficial to delay this course by a year. MMAN2130 is not a prerequisite for any other course in this degree. |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MMAN2130 | Design and Manufacturing | You must complete ENGG1300 and MATH2019 before enrolling in this course. This course isn't a prequisite for any other courses on this degree plan. |
| MMAN2300 | Engineering Mechanics 2 | |
| PHYS3111 |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Industrial Training or Exchange Opportunity |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Elective | |
| PHYS3112 |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MMAN3000 | Professional Engineering and Communication | You must complete ENGG1300 and MATH2019 before enrolling in this course. This course is a prerequisite for AERO4620. |
| MMAN3200 | Linear Systems and Control | The course will aim to implement software for vehicle simulation and control. |
| MTRN3500 | Computing Applications in Mechatronic Systems |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Elective | |
| PHYS3114 | ||
| Read more | Stage 3 PHYS | This subject teaches the student how to design and develop a control system in discrete-time domain to be used in motion control systems. |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MTRN3020 | Modelling & Control of Mechatronic Systems | The course is aimed at learning basic and advanced techniques necessary for sensing and control of autonomous mechatronic systems. |
| MTRN4010 | Advanced Autonomous Systems | The course is aimed at developing skills on how to design and implement the capabilities of a robotic platform. |
| MTRN4110 | Robot Design | Pre-requisite: MATH2089 |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MANF4611 | Process Modelling & Simulation | The course introduces students to the analysis and use of robot manipulators. |
| MTRN4230 | Robotics | * If taking Research Thesis, enrol in MMAN4951, MMAN4952 and MMAN4953 (4 UoC each) |
| MMAN4010 | Thesis A |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Elective | |
| Read more | Stage 3 PHYS | * If taking Research Thesis, enrol in MMAN4951, MMAN4952 and MMAN4953 (4 UoC each) |
| MMAN4020 | Thesis B |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| COMP1511 | Introduction to Programming | A team project over a ten week period to solve a practical problem. The key skills developed include concept development, critical thinking and evaluation skills. |
| ENGG1000 | Engineering Design and Innovation | Students have the option to enrol in either MATH1131 or MATH1141. MATH1141 covers the same topics as MATH1131 but in greater depth. Assumed knowledge for MATH1141: Students will be expected to have achieved a combined HSC mark in Mathematics Extension 1 and 2 over 175. |
| MATH1141 | Higher Maths 1A |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Elective | Students have the option to enrol in either MATH1231 or MATH1241. MATH1241 covers the same topics as MATH1231 but in greater depth. A minimum mark of 65 in MATH1131 or MATH1141 is required for enrolment in MATH1241 instead of MATH1231. |
| MATH1241 | Higher Maths 1B | Assumed knowledge: HSC Physics and Mathematics Extension 1 or equivalent. Students that are highly competent in physics may instead enrol in PHYS1131. |
| PHYS1121 | Physics 1A | This course also appears on the Faculty First Year Elective list. As a student of UNSW Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, you have the opportunity to take a Discipline Elective in place of a Faculty First Year Elective because this is a core course. |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ELEC1111 | Electrical & Telecommunications Engineering | This is an introductory subject in engineering mechanics dealing with statics and dynamics. MATH1131/41 and PHYS1121/31/41 are prerequisites. |
| ENGG1300 | Engineering Mechanics |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Elective | |
| Read more | Elective | |
| MATH2111 | Higher Several Variable Calculus | Pre-requisite: COMP1917 or COMP1921 or COMP1511 or COMP1521, or (COMP1911 and MTRN2500). |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| COMP2121 | Microprocessors & Interfacing | |
| MATH2221 | Higher Theory and Applications of Diff. Equations. | |
| MATH2601 | Higher Linear Algebra |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MATH2621 | Higher Complex Analysis | You must complete ENGG1000 before enrolling in this course. It is a prerequisite for AERO3110. |
| MMAN2100 | Engineering Design 2 | This course is a prerequisite for AERO3630 and AERO3660. |
| ENGG2500 | Fluid Mechanics for Engineers | Introduction to modern digital logic design, boolean algebra and hardware description language. |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ELEC2141 | Digital Circuit Design | |
| Read more | Elective | |
| MATH2301 | This course provides an introduction to the theoretical underpinning of statistics. |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MATH2901 | Higher Theory of Statistics | Dual Degree students may find that there are other courses they need to complete, so it may be beneficial to delay this course by a year. MMAN2130 is not a prerequisite for any other course in this degree. |
| MMAN2130 | Design and Manufacturing | You must complete ENGG1300 and MATH2019 before enrolling in this course. This course isn't a prequisite for any other courses on this degree plan. |
| MMAN2300 | Engineering Mechanics 2 |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Elective | This course will use Matlab as the primary computational engine for teaching the students to carry out fundamental computations. |
| MTRN2500 | Computing for Mechatronic Engineers | |
| Read more | Stage 3 Math |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Industrial Training or Exchange Opportunity |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MMAN3000 | Professional Engineering and Communication | You must complete ENGG1300 and MATH2019 before enrolling in this course. This course is a prerequisite for AERO4620. |
| MMAN3200 | Linear Systems and Control | The course will aim to implement software for vehicle simulation and control. |
| MTRN3500 | Computing Applications in Mechatronic Systems |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Elective | |
| Read more | Stage 3 MATH | This subject teaches the student how to design and develop a control system in discrete-time domain to be used in motion control systems. |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MTRN3020 | Modelling & Control of Mechatronic Systems | The course is aimed at learning basic and advanced techniques necessary for sensing and control of autonomous mechatronic systems. |
| MTRN4010 | Advanced Autonomous Systems | The course is aimed at developing skills on how to design and implement the capabilities of a robotic platform. |
| MTRN4110 | Robot Design | Pre-requisite: MATH2089 |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MANF4611 | Process Modelling & Simulation | The course introduces students to the analysis and use of robot manipulators. |
| MTRN4230 | Robotics | * If taking Research Thesis, enrol in MMAN4951, MMAN4952 and MMAN4953 (4 UoC each) |
| MMAN4010 | Thesis A |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Read more | Elective | |
| Read more | Stage 3 MATH | * If taking Research Thesis, enrol in MMAN4951, MMAN4952 and MMAN4953 (4 UoC each) |
| MMAN4020 | Thesis B |
Term 1
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MATH4001 | MathsStats Hons Thesis A | |
| Read more | Stage 5 MATH | |
| Read more | Stage 5 MATH |
Term 2
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MATH4001 | MathsStats Hons Thesis A | |
| Read more | Stage 5 MATH | |
| Read more | Stage 5 MATH |
Term 3
| Course code | Course name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MATH4001 | MathsStats Hons Thesis A | |
| Read more | Stage 5 MATH |
* The programs outlined above are intended as a guide only and are not an exhaustive list of the possible degree combinations or program structures. The Faculty of Engineering reserves the right to change any information herein without prior notice. Students should seek approval from their relevant Schools before using these guides.
