UNSW Handbook Plan - Noise and Vibration (distance)

Noise and Vibration (distance) - MECHYS8710

Plan Summary


	Faculty: Faculty of Engineering
	School: School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
	Contact: http://www.mech.unsw.edu.au
	Program: 8710 - Mechanical & Manufacturing Eng
	Award(s):
	Master of Engineering Science (Specialisation)

Plan Outline

Students are required to select the maximum number of courses from a prescribed list. The actual number required, in order for the testamur to state Master of Engineering Science in a particular specialisation, will depend on how many of the courses are offered during the student's total period of enrolment. Additional courses, which may be required to make up 48 UOC, should be selected from other courses listed on the current Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Postgraduate timetable. If permitted, project MECH9010 may replace two courses.
The testamur, awarded on successful completion, will state Master of Engineering Science in Noise and Vibration.

Plan Structure

Noise and Vibration (distance delivery), plan MECHYS8710
Staff Contact:Dr N Kessissoglou

MECH8310 Advanced Vibration Analysis (6 UOC)
MECH8311 Fundamentals of Vibration (6 UOC)
MECH8312 Fund. of Noise & Vibr. Measure (6 UOC)
MECH8323 Environmental Noise (6 UOC)
MECH8324 Building Acoustics (6 UOC)
MECH8325 Fundamentals of Noise (6 UOC)
MECH8326 Advanced Noise (6 UOC)
MTRN8223 Machine Condition Monitoring (6 UOC)

On request the testamur may simply state Master of Engineering Science in Mechanical Engineering.

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