This capstone unit focuses on applying fundamental engineering principles and analysis techniques to design individual structural elements and systems. You will develop analytical and design calculation skills, producing documentation suitable for industry presentation. The unit emphasizes teamwork and the integration of knowledge gained throughout your engineering program.
This unit is designed to equip students with practical skills and knowledge directly applicable to industry roles in structural design and project management. The focus on industry-standard documentation and teamwork prepares graduates for professional practice.
This unit is available to incoming Study Abroad and Exchange students.
Tuition and living cost details are not specified for this individual unit. Please refer to the university's main fee pages for broader information.
Relevant Australian Standards are used in design.
This unit is specifically designed for incoming Study Abroad and Exchange students. You will need to apply through your existing exchange or study abroad program.
To be eligible, you must have completed 250-300 credit points of prior study in a Bachelor of Engineering. You also need to have completed specific prerequisite units like CVE30002 Design of Steel Structures or equivalent, along with other specified engineering courses.
The Infrastructure Design Project is a capstone unit that can be completed within one semester.
This unit equips students with skills for roles such as Structural Engineer, Design Engineer, and Project Engineer, focusing on industry-standard documentation and teamwork.
Tuition and living cost details are not specified for this individual unit. Please refer to the university's main fee pages for broader information.
Semester 2 starts on 03-August-2026, with the last self-enrolment date on 16-August-2026. The census date is 01-September-2026.