Single units are a flexible way to build on existing knowledge or learn new skills.
Pursue an area of interest, undertake professional development or give study a try without enrolling in a full course. If you decide later that you want to undertake a full Swinburne course, you may receive credit for single units already completed.
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Aims and learning outcomes This unit aims to introduce the theory and practice in fermentation science and to provide an understanding of the concepts of screening and isolating industrially useful organisms. Unit Learning Outcomes (ULO): Describe the characteristic features of …
Aims and learning outcomesThe aims of this unit are to equip students with the fundamental concepts of engineering for sustainability and sustainable development, introduce students to a methodology to develop sustainable engineering solutions introduce students to the green chemistry and …
Unit information Aims The aim of this unit is to develop student’s understanding and knowledge of implementing construction contracts and managing the potential issues/ challenges to ensure proper completion and finalization of construction contracts. Unit Learning Outcomes Students who successfully …
Aims and learning outcomes The aim of this unit is to develop student’s understanding and application of knowledge and skills using building information modelling for construction management. Unit information Unit Learning Outcomes After successfully completing this unit, you should be …