Unit of Study CIVL3009 Integrated Water Cycle Management Systems (2024)

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Unit Snapshot

Unit type

UG Coursework Unit
Credit points

12
Faculty & College

Faculty of Science and Engineering
Placement

No

Enrolment information

You need prior expected knowledge - consult the course progression. This unit requires a software that only is compatible with Windows (W10 and newer) products.

Unit description

Applies a systems-based engineering approach to analysis and design of integrated water cycle management systems. A scenario-based learning approach is used to guide students in applying a range of practical tools and techniques along with skills in systems analysis, engineering design and project management to a real industry-based engineering project.

Unit content

Module 1: Water Management

Module 2: Water Supply Systems

Module 3: Wastewater Systems

Module 4: Stormwater Management

Module 5: Water Quality Management

Module 6: Integrated Water Management Systems

Availabilities

Location	Domestic	International
Gold Coast	Term3	Term3
Lismore	Term3	Term3
Online	Term3	Term3

Learning outcomes

Unit Learning Outcomes express learning achievement in terms of what a student should know, understand and be able to do on completion of a unit. These outcomes are aligned with the graduate attributes. The unit learning outcomes and graduate attributes are also the basis of evaluating prior learning.

On completion of this unit, students should be able to:

employ a systems approach that integrates a detailed technical knowledge of water supply, wastewater treatment and stormwater management with other relevant contextual factors to address a complex problem related to the human-modified water cycle

evaluate and creatively apply advanced engineering methods, techniques, tools and resources to analyse and design solutions to a complex problem related to the human-modified water cycle

select, define, successfully complete and communicate the outcomes from a complex project related to the human-modified water cycle

self-assess conduct and performance as a professional engineer in contributing to the successful completion of a complex project related to the human-modified water cycle.

Teaching and assessment

Teaching method

Workshop 1 hour (Weekly)

Tutorial 2 hours (Weekly)

Assessment
Short written response	20%
Project report	50%
Presentation	30%

Teaching method

Workshop 1 hour (Weekly)

Tutorial 2 hours (Weekly)

Assessment
Short written response	20%
Project report	50%
Presentation	30%

Teaching method

Workshop 1 hour (Weekly)

Tutorial 2 hours (Weekly)

Assessment
Short written response	20%
Project report	50%
Presentation	30%

Prescribed learning resources

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Fee information

Domestic

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