MSC(ENG) Structural Engineering (CIVT07) FT

2017 - 2018

For students whose initial registration was for the 2019-20 session or earlier

Year 1

Core These are a compulsory part of your degree: you cannot change them. units (60 credits)

A student will take

Semester 1
CIV6115 CCo-requisites: CIV6135	Linear Systems and Structural Analysis	AUT SEM	15 credits
CIV6136 + Knowledge of basic matrix algebra, calculus, and elementary structural mechanics.	Computational Structural Analysis	AUT SEM	10 credits
CIV6181	Structural Dynamics and Applications to Earthquake Engineering and Vibration	AUT SEM	15 credits
CIV6215 P⇒Is a pre-requisite for: CIV6275 (when the module is running)	Structural Design	AUT SEM	15 credits
CIV685 CCo-requisites: CIV6000	Civil Engineering Research Proposal	AUT SEM	5 credits

Approved These are on a restricted list of modules offered by your department(s). Normally you will need to select a minimum number of credits from the list. units (60 credits)

A student will take 60 credits from this group.

Semester 2
CIV6118	Fatigue and Fracture	SPR SEM	15 credits
CIV6175	Innovations in Structural Concrete	SPR SEM	15 credits
CIV6195	Earthquake Engineering and Risk Management	SPR SEM	15 credits
CIV6236	Advanced Concrete Design	SPR SEM	15 credits
CIV6275 ⇐PPre-requisites: CIV6215	Structural Design and Fire Resistance of Medium Rise Steel-framed Buildings	SPR SEM	15 credits
CIV6413	Advanced Simulation of High Strain Rate Dynamics	SPR SEM	15 credits
CIV6415	Blast and Impact Effects on Structures	SPR SEM	15 credits
CIV6445	Design of Earthquake Resistant Structures	SPR SEM	15 credits
CIV6502	Geotechnical Design	SPR SEM	15 credits
CIV6611	Sustainable Concrete Technology	SPR SEM	15 credits

Core These are a compulsory part of your degree: you cannot change them. units (60 credits)

A student will take

Any Semester
CIV6000 CCo-requisites: CIV685	Advanced Engineering Research Study	GRAD YR	60 credits

In the event of failure in CIV6000 at the first attempt, any resubmission is subject to the approval of the Board of Examiners.

The Examiners may in their discretion recommend the award of a mark of distinction or merit to a student registered for a Master’s degree, such that:

(a) a student who obtains a weighted mean grade of not less than 69.5 in respect of units listed at 1A and 1B and a grade of not less than 70 in respect of units listed at 1C may be recommended for the award of the Degree with distinction; and

(b) a student who obtains a weighted mean grade of not less than 59.5 in respect of units listed at 1A and 1B and a grade of not less than 60 in respect of units listed at 1C may be recommended for the award of the Degree with merit.

The Examiners may in their discretion recommend that a student who is awarded not fewer than 165 credits be deemed to have passed the Examination for a Master’s Degree, providing that the student has obtained an average grade of not less than 50 and a grade or grades of not less than 40 in the elements of the programme of study in respect of which credits are not awarded, this calculation to include all units.

The Examiners may in their discretion recommend that a student who is awarded not fewer than 105 credits in respect of units listed at 1A, 1B and 1C, be deemed to have passed the Examination for a Postgraduate Diploma in Structural Engineering (CIVT71), providing that the student has obtained an average grade of not less than 50 and a grade or grades of not less than 40 in the elements of the programme of study in respect of which credits are not awarded. In the case of a student for a Master’s degree who is being considered for the award of a Postgraduate Diploma or Postgraduate Certificate, calculation of the average grade will exclude the dissertation grade.

A student who has been awarded sixty credits in respect of units listed at 1A and 1B above will be eligible for the award of the Postgraduate Certificate in Structural Engineering (CIVT74).

⇐P	-	This module has pre-requisite(s).
P⇒	-	This module is a pre-requisite for other modules.
C	-	This module has co-requisite(s).
X	-	Some modules cannot be studied in combination with this module.
+	-	Additional information about requirements for studying this module.

Please note that the regulations displayed on this page reflect provision in 2017/18 and may not reflect study undertaken in other academic sessions. To see regulations that applied in another academic session, please return to the Programme Regulations Finder home screen and select the appropriate session.