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Last updated 22.08.08

Combined Program in Software Engineering and Arts
Example: BE SE BA Sociology Program

Revised: June 18, 2008

Program Revision
The SE program was revised in 2004 and 2006.
First year computing (COMP) courses were revised in 2007.
Please see How Program Revision Affects You in Enrolment/Later-Years to see how revision affects you.
Revision has less effect than most students expect. The general principle is that revision is not intended to be retrospective.
UAC code 425014
Program code 3652
Plan SENGA13652
Revisions 1999, 2004


Understanding the BE SE BA Sociology Program

Programs are usually listed in the handbook as sequence of stages, or years. The BE SE BA generic program will be listed that way a little later, but it is perhaps easier to understand the requirements for the program in terms of core requirements and elective requirements as shown in the following table.

SE Coreuoc
SENG1031 6
SENG2010 3
SENG2020 3
SENG3010 3
SENG3020 3
COMP1917 6
COMP1927 6
COMP2111 6
COMP2911 6
COMP2121 6
COMP3711 6
COMP3141 6
MATH1131/MATH1141 6
MATH1081 6
MATH1231/MATH1241 6
INFS1603 6
INFS2603 6
COMP3331 or INFS2607 6
SENG4910 6
SENG4911 12
SENG4921 6
MATH2859 3
Sociology Coreuoc
Level 1 Sociology 12
Upper level Sociology 30
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
Electivesuoc
SE electives 45
Arts elective 12
Level 3 Arts elective or SE elective 6
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
129 52 59
Total 240


Staged Program

Possible stages of the combined program are shown below. Courses may be arranged in any suitable order, subject to satisfaction of prerequisites and corequisites. It makes some sense to take the courses shown in stages 1&2 in the first two years. Of course, some arrangements may produce timetable conflicts.

All programs should be approved by the Faculty of Arts and Social Science.

Stage 1
Course NoCourse NameS1S2
  COMP1911  
  COMP1917  
; S P
Mamp; <
<925>>COMP1917 Higher Computing 16
  MATH1131  
  MATH1141  
  Mathematics 1A  
  Higher Mathematics 1A  
6
MATH1081 Discrete Mathematics 6
INFS1603 Business Data Management 6
SENG1031 Software Engineering Workshop 1 6
  MATH1231  
  MATH1241  
; S
Mamp;
  MATH1231  
  MATH1241  
  Mathematics 1B  
  Higher Mathematics 1B  
6 COMP1927
Higher Data Structures & Algorithms 6
Level 1 Sociology 6
Total \usebox{\SOneTotal} \usebox{\STwoTotal}
Stage 2
Course NoCourse NameS1S2
SENG2010 Software Engineering Workshop 2A 3
SENG2020 Software Engineering Workshop 2B 3
COMP2111 System Modelling and Design 6
COMP2911 Engineering Design in Computing 2 6
COMP2121 Microprocessors and Interfacing 6
COMP3711 Project Management 6
INFS2603 System Analysis & Design 6
Level 1 Sociology 6
Upper level Sociology 6
Total \usebox{\SOneTotal} \usebox{\STwoTotal}
Stage 3
Course NoCourse NameS1S2
SENG3010 Software engineering Workshop 3A 3
SENG3020 Software Engineering Workshop 3B 3
COMP3141 Software System Design & Implementation 6
  COMP3331  
  INFS2607  
  Computer Networks and Applications  
  Infrastructure and Security  
6
SE Electives1 152
Upper level Sociology 6 6
MATH2859 Probability, Statistics and Information 3
Total \usebox{\SOneTotal} \usebox{\STwoTotal}
Stage 4
Course NoCourse NameS1S2
SE Electives 6
Arts electives 30
  Stage 3 Arts electives or  
  SE Electives  
12
  Stage 3 Arts electives or  
  SE Electives  
12
Total \usebox{\SOneTotal} \usebox{\STwoTotal}
Stage 5
Course NoCourse NameS1S2
Industrial Training
SENG4910 Thesis part A 6
SENG4911 Thesis part B 12
SENG4921 Professional Issues and Ethics 6
SE Electives 24
Total \usebox{\SOneTotal} \usebox{\STwoTotal}


Stage 5


Notes

  1. The 8 options (48 uoc) for stages 3 and 4 are chosen from a list that includes all third and fourth stage COMP, INFS courses and some MATH courses. See SE electives.
  2. SE electives are nominally 48 uoc, but because Project Management changed from 3uoc to 6uoc we have had to take 3uoc out of the SE electives. In practice it may not be easy to choose 45uoc of SE electives, so it may have to be 48uoc.
  3. As set out in this staging, stage 2 will have one semester with 27uoc and stage 3 will have one semester of 21uoc. Standard 24uoc semesters can be achieved by moving MATH2859 to stage 3.
  4. The chosen courses must form a major sequence of 42 units at stages 2 and 3.
  5. To satisfy prerequisites it may be necessary to use a different arrangement of courses than shown above.
  6. To accommodate particular sequences of Arts electives it may be necessary to change the distribution of SE electives between stages 3, 4 and 5.




 
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