The Academic Registrar was asked by the Academic Board (Meeting 4/95, Minute 3.2) to liaise with faculties twelve months from the implementation of the regulation (ie the new saving of rights provision), to seek their advice as to the effectiveness of its operation and advise the Academic Board accordingly. Since, however, many course regulations still do not contain the new wording, the Board is now asked to alter its previous request to the Academic Registrar.

• That the Academic Board ask the Academic Registrar to liaise with faculties to review the effectiveness of the new clause twelve months from the promulgation of new style course legislation, and any later general amending legislation, introducing or substituting a saving of rights provision containing the new wording; and
• That the Academic Board suggest that any Dean encountering difficulties with the operation of any current saving of rights clause in course regulations record such concerns in the Dean's next annual report to the Board.

• note for transmission to Council the advice of the Personnel Manager (Senior Appointments) in the document presented dated 8 July 1996; and
• approve for submission to Council the proposed amendment to Recommendation 4 in the document previously approved at Academic Board Meeting 3/96 on Appointment to Personal Chairs and Related Matters, to read as follows:

  "The Vice-Chancellor, in consultation with the relevant dean where appropriate, should have the authority to appoint fixed term professors, research professors, professorial fellows, adjunct professors and honorary professors for periods of up to one year and may appoint such professors for a further period, with a maximum term of one year, when it has not been possible to complete procedures for appointment in accordance with Recommendations 5 and 6 of the paper."

• Proposals for the establishment of new centres, departments and schools, or changes to current units, are submitted by the relevant faculty board/s to the Academic Board for approval. In the event that a centre is to be attached to the Vice-Chancellor's Office (although this has not been the preferred reporting arrangement), the Vice- Chancellor submits the proposal to the Board. The Academic Board then submits proposals for establishment, with documentation attached, to Council for approval, and proposals for disestablishment, changes to the titles or reporting arrangements of current units to Council for information.
• The University Secretariat is responsible for maintaining, by reference to Academic Board and Council Minutes, details of the University's Academic Structure, including the approved titles and reporting arrangements for departments, centres and schools.
• The complete Academic Structure document is submitted annually for information to the Committee of Deans, the Academic Board and Council. The document when prepared in the future will include all study centres and official locations situated outside the University's main campuses, including overseas locations.

• note that all centres, departments and schools are required to report on an annual basis through the appropriate body (usually the faculty board);
• require such annual reports to include financial statements; and
• resolve that, in so far as they are relevant, the rules for research centres laid down in the Research Centres Policy shall apply to all centres within the University.

• Associate Dean (Undergraduate)
  Associate Professor Naomi White for a two year period commencing 1 July 1996
• Associate Dean (Graduate Studies)
  Professor Terry Threadgold for a two year period commencing 1 January 1997
• Associate Dean (Research)
  Professor Graeme Davison for a two year period commencing 1 January 1997

Brendan Darcy - graduate representative for Clayton campus
Damien Kenny - undergraduate representative studying a BEc or BCom course
Richard Winter - graduate representative for Caulfield/Peninsula Campuses

Associate Dean (Graduate Teaching) - Professor Amrik Sohal
Associate Dean (Research) - Professor Brian Parmenter
Associate Dean (Undergraduate Teaching) - Associate Professor Merran Evans

• for the examination of PhD theses in the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology, three examiners be initially appointed; and
• in the event of a dispute arising, the thesis be sent to the third examiner, instead of appointing an adjudicator to consider reports of examiners.

• Mr G Tickell as Associate Dean (Teaching); and
• Professor R Gunstone as Associate Dean (Research).

and note that the Solicitor's Office will forward draft legislation to the Academic Board in due course.

• note the response of the Faculty of Arts to the recommendations made by the Board at Meeting 4/96 (Minute 17.4); and
• note that the Faculty of Arts may seek to impose a quota on some campuses on the number of BA students at second and third year enrolling in Psychology, in consultation with the Faculty of Science and the Psychology Advisory Committee, in accordance with the normal approval process for subject quotas.

• the course is specific in nature (eg Bachelor of Arts (Languages)) rather than generic in nature (eg Bachelor of Arts);
• the overload is considered on the merits of the individual application for course approval or amendment; and
• the maximum permissible overload is eight (8) credit points per year (to a total of 56 credit points) with no more than an additional six (6) credit points in any one semester (to a total of 30 credit points).

• express concern at the proliferation of new subjects and courses, in view of the workload implications of enterprise bargaining and other industrial matters, and in view of current budgetary considerations;
• note that through the Education Committee, the Board has established procedures to effectively monitor submissions for new subjects and courses;
• with the aim of decreasing the volume of paper being submitted to the Board, ask the Education Committee to develop a summary proforma of one page or less, for the submission of new course proposals to the Board through Education Committee. This proforma would specifically include information concerning justification for course, aims and objectives, course maps, workload, implications for other faculties and expected student load; note that, with respect to subjects, the Board should only be informed about new subjects and the disestablishment of subjects, with reports of minor changes to subjects being omitted from the Education Committee report; and
• commend the Education Committee for its work.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to establish a new course, to be titled Graduate Diploma of Arts (Japanese Language), subject to clarification of the differences between subjects proposed to be taught at both the fourth and fifth year levels.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to establish a new course, to be titled Graduate Diploma of Arts (Japanese Business Interpreting and Translation), subject to clarification of the differences between subjects proposed to be taught at both the fourth and fifth year levels.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts and the Dean of the Faculty of Law (acting on behalf of the Faculty Board) to establish a new course, to be titled Bachelor of Music / Bachelor of Laws.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Arts to establish a new course, to be titled The Honours Degree of Bachelor of Social Work.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Business and Economics to establish a new course, to be titled Graduate Certificate in Industrial and Employee Relations.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Business and Economics to establish a new course, to be titled Graduate Certificate in Human Resources.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Business and Economics to establish a new course, to be titled Graduate Diploma in Direct Marketing.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Business and Economics to establish a new course, to be titled Graduate Diploma in Electronic Commerce.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Business and Economics to establish a new course, to be titled Master of Business (Retail and Wholesale).

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Business and Economics to establish a new course, to be titled Bachelor of Business and Electronic Commerce.

This course will replace two existing Diplomas of Business [Diploma of Business (Productivity Management) and Diploma of Business (General Management)].

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Business and Economics to establish a new course, to be titled Diploma of Business.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology to establish a new course, to be titled Graduate Certificate in Digital Communications.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology to establish a new course, to be titled Graduate Certificate in Robotics.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

The Committee commended this proposal as an excellent example of a course proposal from a scientific discipline.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Science to establish a new course, to be titled Bachelor of Applied Science / Diploma in Environmental Management.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Board of the Faculty of Science to establish a new course, to be titled Bachelor of Applied Science / Diploma of Applied Science (Materials Engineering), subject to consideration of this proposal by the Faculty of Engineering.

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Victorian College of Pharmacy to amend the title of the honours degree of Bachelor of Pharmacy to the Honours Degree of Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science, noting the following statement made by the College:

"The creation of the BPharmSci(Hons) title might be regarded as a precedent taken to avoid a 'legal' difficulty posed by a professionally recognised qualification. As such it could not be regarded as a precedent that would be easily transferable to other situations."

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Victorian College of Pharmacy to amend the title of the honours degree of Master of Pharmacy to Master of Pharmaceutical Science.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Faculty of Arts to establish a new stream, Police Studies, in the existing honours degree of Bachelor of Arts.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal of the Faculty of Arts to establish a new stream, Koorie Studies, in the existing honours degree of Bachelor of Arts.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That, subject to reduction of the proposed workload overload in Year Two of the course, the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure of the existing Bachelor of Arts/ Bachelor of Education, as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to use an additional title, Graduate Diploma of Arts (Diplomacy and Trade), and to offer the newly titled course at the Clayton campus in addition to the existing Graduate Diploma of Arts (Foreign Affairs and Trade) which will continue to be offered in Canberra.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to use an additional title, Master of Arts (Diplomacy and Trade), and to offer the newly titled course at the Clayton campus in addition to the existing Master of Arts (Foreign Affairs and Trade) which will continue to be offered in Canberra.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure of the stream in Applied Japanese Linguistics of the Master of Arts as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure of the Graduate Diploma of Arts (Applied Japanese Linguistics) as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to merge the existing streams 'Japanese Business Communication' and 'Interpreting and Translation' to become 'Japanese Business Interpreting and Translation' of the Master of Arts as detailed in the document presented.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure of the Bachelor of Arts (Languages) as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure, time limits and entrance requirements of the existing Graduate Diploma in Business Management as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure, time limits and entrance requirements of the existing Master of Management as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure of the existing Master of Business (Operations Management) as detailed in the document presented and to amend the title of the course to Master of Management (Operations Systems).

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure of the existing Master of Organisational Systems as detailed in the document presented and to amend the title of the course to Master of Management (Organisational Systems).

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure of the existing Bachelor of Business (Business Administration) as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure of the existing Bachelor of Business (Management) as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure of the existing Bachelor of Business (Marketing) as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure of the existing Bachelor of Business (International Trade) as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the title of the existing Graduate Diploma in Advanced Accounting so that it becomes Postgraduate Diploma in Advanced Accounting.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the title of the existing Graduate Diploma in Economics so that it becomes Postgraduate Diploma in Economics.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the title of the existing Graduate Diploma in Commerce so that it becomes Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the title of the existing Graduate Diploma in Financial Management so that it becomes Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Management.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the title of the existing Graduate Diploma in Health Economics and Evaluation so that it becomes Postgraduate Diploma in Health Economics and Evaluation.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the structure of the existing Bachelor of Computing (Computer Science) as detailed in the document presented and to amend the title so that it becomes Bachelor of Computer Science.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the title of the existing Honours Degree of Bachelor of Computing (Computer Science) so that it becomes the Honours Degree of Bachelor of Computer Science.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the existing Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Computing) as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the Materials Engineering stream of the existing Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Engineering as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the Materials Engineering stream of the existing Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Engineering as detailed in the document presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the proposal to amend the second year of the following courses offered at the Gippsland School of Engineering as detailed in the document presented:

• Bachelor of Engineering (Civil);
• Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic and Computer);
• Bachelor of Engineering (Electromechanical);
• Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical);
• Bachelor of Engineering Studies;
• Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) / Bachelor of Business;
• Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) / Bachelor of Business; and
• Bachelor of Engineering (Electromechanical) / Bachelor of Business.

Documentation is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the two proposed structures for the Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Laws as detailed in the documents presented.

A document is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the addition of a new discipline area, Atmospheric Science, within the available disciplines for the Bachelor of Science.

That the Academic Board note that the following courses have been disestablished, and will offer no further intake:

• Graduate Diploma of Arts (Japanese Business Communication);
• Master of Pharmacy (Preliminary);
• Diploma of Business (Productivity Management); and
• Diploma of Business (General Management).

The Education Committee endorsed for transmission to the Academic Board the proposals for subjects detailed below. Full documentation is available for perusal by members of the Board.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board approve the subject proposals from the Faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Computing and Information Technology, Engineering and Science as detailed below:

• JWC1030 Jewish Civilisation 1: Part A
• JWC1040 Jewish Civilisation 1: Part B
• JWC2010 Hebrew Language and Literature II: Part A
• JWC2020 Hebrew Language and Literature II: Part B
• DTS1260 Performance Practice: An Introduction
• DTS3260 Independent Theatre Practice
• DTS2010/DTS3010 Mime, Mask and Magic: The Living Tradition of Commedia dell'ArteDTS4130/ENH4130/ENM4130 Avant Garde! Theatre of Challenge and Experiment
• PER3000 Contemporary Performance Culture
• GSC1403 Australian Literature
• ENH2420/ENH3420 Contemporary American Fiction
• ENH2660/ENH3660 Here and There: the Literature of Travel
• ENH4050 American Autobiography
• WMN3120 Gender, Race and Empire: Feminist Readings
• PCE2060/PCE3060 Ethical and Professional Policing
• SWH4001 Research Methodology for Social Work
• SWH4002 The Development of Social Work Knowledge
• SWH4003 Honours Dissertation
• SWM5190 Social Work Research
• SWM5200 Health and Social Work
• SWM5000 Knowledge in Social Work Activity
• VAD4120/VAM4120/VAM5120 Australian Film History
• VSA2240/VSA3240 Cinema Institutions
• HSY4960/HYD4960/HYM4960/HYM5960 Gender and History
• HYM4980/HYM5980/AST5980 The American Right
• HSY4950/HYM5950 Hidden Transcripts: Cultural Approaches to the Past
• COM4005/COM5005 Communications and Public Policy
• MFA6610 International Environmental Law and Policy
• FLF4001 Cultural Mapping and Oral History: Methodologies for Community Study
• FLF4320/AUS5320 Popular and Vernacular Culture in Australia
• PLT4059/PLM4050/PLM5050 Middle East Politics: Reform, Reaction and Reconciliation
• PLT2150/3150 Nationalism
• PLT2120/PLT3120 Justice, Rights and Difference
• PLT3420 Political Imagination
• PLT3110 Citizen in a Global Society
• CRT2070/CRT3070 Autobiographical Discourse
• CRT2080/CRT3080 Julien Green
• PER3040 Writing Performance
• FRN3260/FRN4260 The Media in France: Modes of Power
• FRN3870/FRN4870 Decadence
• HSY2380/HSY3380 Childhood and Family in America
• HSY2400/HSY3400 Sexuality, Decadence & Modernity in Europe, C1880-1918
• HSY2390/HSY3390 Sexuality, Decadence & Modernity in England, C1880-1918
• HSY2570/HSY3570 Modern Israel: Vision and Reality
• HSY2050/HSY3050 Fears and Fantasies: Deviance in History
• HSY2250/HSY3250 Cultural Landscapes in Paris, from the Enlightenment to the Second Empire
• HSY2440/HSY3440 The Rise and Fall of Nazi Germany
• HSY2070/HSY3070 War & Society in the Modern World
• HSY2450/HSY3450 Contemporary Germany: Division and Unification
• PHL3890 Science, Happiness and Death in Stoic and Epicurean Philosophy
• WMN3020 Issues in Feminist Research
• ANY2530/COS2530 Culture, Colonialism and Modernity
• GSC2904 Radio/TV: News and Current Affairs
• GSC3901 Comparative Journalism
• GSC3901R Comparative Journalism (Berwick)
• GSC3902 Applied Journalism Research Project
• GSC3202 Interpretation and Meaning in Sociology
• AST2700/AST3700 Study Abroad: Washington
• DC- American Metropolis
• PCE4010 Policing, Protests and Politics
• PCE4020 Criminology, Community Justice and Crime Prevention
• PCE4030 The Politics of Police Accountability
• VSA2620/VSA3620 Image and Belief in Medieval Art
• VSA2520/VSA3520 Italian Renaissance Art: Power, Patronage and Imagination
• RLT1050 Introduction to the New Testament
• RLT4070/RLM4070/RLM5070 Buddhist Ethics, Society and Politics
• RLT4110/RLM4110/RLM5110 Ecology, Gender and the Sacred
• MGR3260 Individual Option
• HSY2060/HSY3060 The Uses of the Past
• GES2100 Introduction to Environmental History
• KRS4010 Research Methodology in Koorie Studies
• KRS4020 Theoretical Perspectives in Koorie Culture and History
• KRS4030 Honours Dissertation
• JPS2170/JPS3170 Women in Japanese Society
• PCE2070/PCE3070 Crime Stories: Criminology and Crime Fiction
• HSY3000 New Approaches to History
• HSY3080 Reading History
• CRT4010 Recognitions
• CRT4040 Adorno. Philosophy in a No-Man's-Land
• GBU8062 Information Systems and Technology in Electronic Commerce
• GBU8063 Reengineering Electronic Business Processes
• GBU8064 Technology Management and Organisational Change
• GBU8065 Research Project in Electronic Commerce
• MGC5xxx Leadership: Australian and International Perspectives
• ECO4670 Economic Development Theory and Policy
• GBU3115 Regional Development and Policy
• GBU3116 Natural Resources and Environment
• GBU1601 Introduction to Electronic Commerce
• GBU2601 Supraorganisational Systems
• GBU2602 Commercial Aspects of Electronic Commerce
• GBU3601 Electronic Commerce Project Management
• ECO5650 Microeconomic Theory
• ECO5660 Macroeconomic Theory
• ECO5690 Theories in International and Development Economics
• ECO5720 Applied Economic Analysis
• ECO5730 Advanced Applied General Equilibrium Theory
• ECO5750 Financial Economics
• ECO5870 Advanced Health Economics
• ECO4000 Reading Subject
• MKTxxxx Retail Promotion and Advertising
• MKTxxxx Retail and Wholesale Logistics
• MKTxxxx Technology in Retail and Wholesale Planning
• MKTxxxx Merchandise Planning and Control
• MKTxxxx Major Project
• CSC2161 Database Management Systems
• CSC2091 Artificial Intelligence
• CSC3050 Formal Methods II
• CSC3150 COBOL Project
• CSC3220 Programming Languages and Implementation
• CSC3230 The Computer Industry: Social and Professional Issues
• CSC3240 Computer Architecture
• CSC2252/CSC3252 Multimedia Programming and World Wide Web
• CSC2910/CSC3910 UNIX Tools
• CSC2940/CSC3940 LISP Programming
• CSC2920/CSC3920 COBOL Programming
• CSC2930 Prolog Programming
• MAT1841 Mathematics for Computer Science I
• MAT1830 Mathematics for Computer Science II
• SFT2411 Software Engineering I
• SFT2412 Object-Oriented Design
• SFT3422/SFT3423 System Quality, Verification and Validation
• SFT3420/SFT3421 Software Engineering 2
• SFT3002 Windows Programming in C++
• SYS4110 Information Security Management and Policy
• CVE2191 Engineering Quantity Surveying
• CVE2192 Engineering Land Surveying
• CVE2422 Computing Resources
• CVE2131 Geotechnical Engineering I
• CVE3182 Infrastructure Systems Engineering
• CVE4135 Construction Engineering
• MAT2941 Civil Engineering Mathematics
• GEG2136 Engineering Computer Techniques
• GAS2642 Engineering Mathematics
• CIV2271 Introduction to Geoengineering
• CIV3244 Groundwater, Seepage and Environmental Geoengineering
• CIV3245 Geoengineering Geology
• CIV3246 Geoengineering: Stability and Settlement
• CHE3117 Introduction to Process Simulation
• ENE3408 Energy Systems
• ENE3601 Environmental Monitoring and Sampling
• ENE3602 Environmental Management Systems
• ENE3603 Impact of Engineering Systems
• ENE3604 The Air Environment
• ENE3605 The Water Environment
• ENE3607 Environmental Engineering Laboratory
• TEC2942 Durability of Aircraft Structures
• TEC2962 Aerospace Maintenance and Management
• TEC2901 Aerospace Mathematics
• TEC2952 Aerospace Systems
• TEC2911 Aerospace Structures
• TEC2931 Aerospace Workshop
• TEC2921 Aerospace Materials
• TEC2972 Fluid Dynamics
• TEC3901 Propulsion Systems
• TEC3921 Aerodynamics
• TEC3932 Design of Aircraft Structures
• TEC3911 Flight Mechanics
• TEC3942 Aerospace Design Project
• ATM3121 Air Pollution Meteorology and Modelling
• ENV3000 Environmental Modelling
• MAP3102 Geometry and Analysis
• GAS2624 Mathematical Modelling A
• GAS3011 The Atmosphere - Atmospheric Processes
• GAS3012 The Atmosphere - Atmospheric Issues

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board note the minor amendments to existing courses and amendments to subjects from the Faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Computing, Engineering and Law:

• ANY2230/COS2130 Culture and Society: Introduction to Cultural Theory - to be additionally offered at the third year level under the codes ANY3280/COS3230
• ANY3490 Society and Culture in South East Asia - to be retitled Anthropology of Southeast Asia
• ASM4340/ASM5340 Religion in Australian Society - to be additionally coded RLT4100, and under that new code to become a core rather than an optional subject within the honours program
• ARY3950/ARY4950 Greek and Roman Egypt - to be retitled Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt
• CBL1010 Business Chinese 1 - to be recoded and retitled CBL1110 Beginning Business Chinese Part 1
• CBL1020 Business Chinese 2 - to be recoded and retitled CBL1120 Beginning Business Chinese Part 2
• CLS2050/CLS3050 Reading Narrative Texts - to be retitled Narrative Practices
• COS3070 Bodily Representations - to be additionally offered as one of the options available under the codes and titles SCY3000 Advanced Sociology A1/SCY3001 Advanced Sociology A2/SCY3002 Advanced Sociology A3/SCY3006 Advanced Sociology C1
• DTS1260 Performance Practice: An Introduction - to be additionally coded as PER1260 and offered as an alternative to PER1010
• ECO2810/ECO3810 Comparative Economic Systems - to be additionally coded as EUR2810/EUR3810
• ENH1091 The Reader in History - change of level to second/third year level, and recoded ENH2050 ENH3050
• EUR3260 The Politics of Work in Europe - to be additionally offered as a second year level subject and additionally coded EUR2260
• EUR3080 Europe Today: Problems of Integration - to be additionally offered as a second year level subject and additionally coded
• EUR3520/EUR4520 Filming the Nation - to be additionally coded ITA3520/ITA4520
• FRN2030 French Studies 1A - to be recoded and retitled FRN2010 French Language and Text Analysis A
• FRN2040 French Studies 1B - to be recoded and retitled FRN2020 French Language and Text Analysis B
• FRN2090 French Language IIA - to be recoded FRN2070
• FRN2100 French Language IIB - to be recoded FRN2080
• FRN3090 French Studies IIIA - to be recoded and retitled FRN3010 French Language A
• FRN3100 French Studies IIIB - to be recoded and retitled FRN3020 French Language B
• FRN3110 French Language IIIA - to be recoded FRN3070
• FRN3120 French Language IIIB - to be recoded FRN3080
• FRN4140 French IV - to be recoded and retitled FRN4000 French Language IV
• FRN4200 Honours Dissertation - to be recoded FRN4100
• GES2390 Geographical Survey and Analysis - decrease in credit points from 8 to 4
• GES3810 Geographic Information Systems for Environmental Management - decrease in credit points from 12 to 6, and recoded GES3610
• GES2120 The New Europe: Cities and Regions - to be retitled World Cities and Regions
• GES2740 Gender and Urban Restructuring - to be retitled Urban Restructuring
• GRN1070/GRN1080 Language and Literature I - amendment to structure and to be retitled Changing Identity: Germany in the 20th Century
• HSY2580/HSY3580 The Holocaust - to be additionally coded as EUR2580/EUR3580
• HSY2400/HSY3400 Sexuality, Decadence and Modernity - to be additionally coded as EUR2400/EUR3400
• HSY2450/HSY3450 Contemporary Germany: Division and Unification - to be additionally coded as EUR2450/EUR3450
• ITA2070 Italian Studies IIA - to be recoded and retitled ITA2010 Italian Language in Context A
• ITA2080 Italian Studies IIB - to be recoded and retitled ITA2020 Italian Language in Context B
• ITA2090 Italian IIA - to be recoded and retitled ITA2070 Italian Language IIA
• ITA2100 Italian IIB - to be recoded and retitled ITA2080 Italian Language IIB
• ITA3090 Italian Studies IIIA - to be recoded and retitled ITA3010 Italian Language A
• ITA3100 Italian Studies IIIB - to be recoded and retitled ITA3020 Italian Language B
• ITA3130 Italian IIIA - to be recoded and retitled ITA3070 Italian Language IIIA
• ITA3140 Italian IIIB - to be recoded and retitled ITA3080 Italian Language IIIB
• ITA4400 Italian IV - to be recoded ITA4000
• ITA4420 Honours Dissertation - to be recoded ITA4100
• JPS2530/JPS3530 Introduction to Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language - to be retitled Japanese Language Acquisition and Use
• JPS2110/JPS3110 Japanese Society - to be retitled Japanese Society and Culture
• JPS3081 Critical Debates in Japan - to be retitled Critical Issues in Japanese Studies
• JPS2190/JPS3190 Japanese Economics - to be retitled Japanese Management and the Economy
• JAL4530 Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language - to be retitled Introduction to Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language
• JAL5210 Methods in Teaching Japanese - to be retitled Advanced Studies in Teaching Japanese as a Second Language
• JPL3070 Theory and Research in Japanese Studies A - to be recoded JPL3071
• JPL3090 Theory and Research in Japanese Studies B - to be recoded JPL3072
• JPL1110/JPL1120/JPL1150/JPL1160/JPL1210/JPL1220/JPL1250/ JPL1260/JPL2210/JPL2220/JPL2250/JPL2260 Comprehensive Japanese - to be
• retitled Japanese
• JWC1030 Jewish Civilisation I: Part A - to be additionally coded RLT1030
• MFA5000 International Relations 1 - to be recoded MFA4000 (no change of level)
• MFA5200 Economics 1 - to be recoded MFA4200 (no change of level)
• MFA5100 International Relations 2 - to be recoded MFA4100 (no change of level)
• MFA5300 Economics 2 - to be recoded MFA4300 (no change of level)
• MFA5500 Australian Public Policy - to be recoded MFA4500 (no change of level)
• MFA5600 International Law - to be recoded MFA4600 (no change of level)
• MFA6100 Strategic Studies - to be recoded MFA5700 (no change of level)
• MFA6300 International Trade Policy after NAFTA - to be recoded MFA5750 (no change of level)
• MFA6500 Public Management - to be recoded MFA5800 (no change of level)
• MFA6530 Business and Government - to be recoded MFA5810 (no change of level)
• MFA6540 Managing People and Organisations - to be recoded MFA5820 (no change of level)
• MFA6600 International Environmental Law - to be recoded MFA5850 (no change of level)
• MFA6610 International Environmental Law and Policy - to be recoded MFA5860 (no change of level)
• MFA6650 Law of International Organisations - to be recoded MFA5870 (no change of level)
• MFA6700 Contemporary Issues in Asia - to be recoded MFA5900 (no change of level)
• MFA6750 NE Asia in the Pacific Century - to be recoded MFA5910 (no change of level)
• MFA6760 Asia Pacific: Regional Evolution - to be recoded MFA5920 (no change of level)
• MCM4002/MCM5002 Australian Folk Culture: A Multicultural Perspective - to be recoded FLF4000/AUS5002
• MUS2240 Music and Popular Culture: Asia and Australia - change of level to third/fourth year level, and change of code to MUS3270/MUS4270
• PLT3440 Victorian Parliamentary Internship - increase in credit points from 8 to 12 points
• PLT2340/PLT3340 Russia Since 1985: Issues and Institutions in Conflict - to be retitled Contemporary Russian Politics and Society: Visions to Globalism
• PLT4229 Abstract Communities - to be retitled Abstract Communities: from Tribalism to Globalism
• PLT1532 Introduction to Australian Politics - to be recoded and retitled PLT1562 Australian Politics and Society
• PLM5620 Research Project (International Relations) - to be retitled Research Project (Politics)
• RLT3290 Sociology of Religion - to be retitled Spirituality, Faith and Religion: Society and the Transcendent; to be offered as one of the options available under the codes and titles SCY3003 Advanced Sociology B1/SCY3004 Advanced Sociology B2/SCY3005 Advanced Sociology B3/SCY3007 Advanced Sociology C2; to be additionally offered at the second year level as one of the options available under the code and title SCY2020 Second Year Sociology Options - B; to be additionally offered at the second year level with the code RLT2290
• SCY2102 Marx, Weber and Durkheim - Sociological Perspectives - to be recoded SCY2100, and moved from Peninsula to Clayton
• SCY2092 Living in the Suburbs - the Economics of Everyday Life - to be moved from Peninsula to Clayton, offered as one of the options available under the codes and titles SCY3003 Advanced Sociology B1/SCY3004 Advanced Sociology B2/SCY3005 Advanced Sociology B3/SCY3007 Advanced Sociology C2, and additionally offered at the second year level as one of the options under the code and title SCY2020 Second Year Sociology Options - B
• SCY2210 Gender and Sociology - to be additionally offered at the third year level as one of the options available under the codes and titles SCY3003 Advanced Sociology B1/SCY3004 Advanced Sociology B2/SCY3005 Advanced Sociology B3/SCY3007 Advanced Sociology C2
• SWK4540 Social and Behavioural Studies Option I - changed from first to second semester
• SWK4550 Fieldwork III - Skills - changed from second to first semester
• SWK4520 Social Work IV - addition to content (existing weight too heavy, so no amendment to credit points)
• SYM4010/ASM5010 Qualitative Research Strategies - to be recoded
• ASM4005/SYM4005/ASM5005/SYM5005
• SYM4030/ASM5030 Survey Research - to be recoded ASM4025/SYM4025/ASM5025/SYM5025
• SYM4060 Applied Computer Techniques - to be recoded ASM4055/SYM4055/ASM5055/SYM5055 and additionally offered at the fifth year level
• SYM5070 MA in Applied Social Research Project - to be recoded SYM5075
• VSA2110/VSA3110/VSA4110 European Arts 1900-1940 - to be retitled Critical Perspectives on Modern Art
• VSA2130/VSA3130/VSA4130 American and European Postwar Art, 1945 to the present - to be retitled Postwar to Postmodern: American and European Art
• Master of Arts - Applied Social Research stream - minor amendment to structure
• Environmental and Public Policy stream, Department of Geography and Environmental Science - no longer available
• Housing, Environment and Public Policy stream, Department of Geography and Environmental Science - no longer available
• Japanese Studies - amendment to major sequence
• Religion and Theology - amendment to major and minor sequence, incorporating new first year sequence
• ACC4060/SYM4910 Business Research Methods - amendment to assessment
• ACC2681 Corporate Takeovers and Insolvency - to be recoded ACC3781
• ACC2341 International Financial Management - amendment to assessment
• ACC3631 Auditing - amendment to assessment
• ACC2031 Financial Controllership - amendment to assessment
• ACC2351 Marketing Financial Controllership - amendment to assessment
• ACC3511 Strategic Management Accounting - amendment to assessment
• ACC2031 Financial Controllership - amendment to assessment
• ACC2351 Marketing Financial Controllership - amendment to assessment
• ACC3511 Strategic Management Accounting - amendment to assessment
• DEK2211 Statistical Methods for Retailers - to be recoded DEE2211
• ECO4650 Microeconomic Theory - to be retitled Microeconomics
• ECO4660 Macroeconomic Theory - amend structure and retitle subject Macroeconomics
• ECO5840 International Trade Policy - to be recoded ECO4690
• ECO5820 Hedging and Uncertainty - to be recoded ECO4750
• ECO5830 Welfare Economics - to be recoded ECO4830
• ECO5790 Benefit-cost Analysis - to be recoded and retitled ECO4790 Cost-Benefit Analysis
• ECO4810 Aspects of Tax Policy - to be retitled Public Finance
• ECO4820 Contemporary Economic Systems - to be retitled Comparative Systems, Ideology and Policy
• ECO4840 Industrial Organisations - to be retitled Economics of Industry, Institution and Organisation
• MGC5200 Foundations of Management - to be retitled Management Theory
• MGM4010 Business Consulting - to be retitled Applied Business Research
• MGM2641 Managerial Communication - amendment to assessment
• MGM3121 Strategic Management for International Trade - amendment to assessment
• MGM3511 Strategic Management Accounting - to be recoded ACC3511
• MGM4000 Contemporary Issues in Management - amend objectives, synopsis and assessment
• MGM4000 Contemporary Issues in Management - amend objectives, synopsis and assessment
• SYM4060 Research Methods - to be recoded ACC4060
• Economics - restructure of postgraduate subject offerings, including consistent distinction between fourth and fifth year level subjects and review of all subjects offered within the program
• CSC2030 Foundations of Computing - to be retitled Formal Methods I
• CSC2040 Science of Programming - to be retitled Algorithms and Data Structures
• CSC2050 Software Engineering I - to be retitled Object-Oriented Software Engineering
• CSC3080 Software Engineering II - to be retitled Software Engineering: Analysis and Design
• CSC2010 Computer Architecture - to be recoded CSC2240
• SYS4540 Imprecision in Intelligent Decision Support - to be retitled Intelligent Decision Aids
• BUS2112 Database Systems and Data Management - change from second to third year level and recoded BUS3112
• GCO3812 Data Communications - to be retitled Data Communications and Networks
• GCO3813 Systems Programming - to be retitled UNIX Systems Programming
• GCO3816 Information Systems 3 - to be retitled Information Systems Management
• GCO7801 Business Information Systems - to be recoded GCO4801
• GCO7802 Computer Models for Business Decisions - to be recoded GCO4802
• GCO7803 Inventory Management Systems - to be recoded GCO4803
• GCO7805 Software Systems and Development - to be recoded GCO4805
• GCO7806 General Operations Management - to be recoded GCO4806
• GCO7804 Forecasting Methods - to be recoded GCO5804
• GCO3814 Human-Computer Interaction - pre-requisites will become GCO3811 Software Engineering and GCO3821
• GCO2811 Commercial Programming - pre-requisites will become GCO1811 Computer Programming I
• GCO2812 Computer Organisation - pre-requisites will become GCO1811 Computer Programming and GCO1815 Computer Technology
• GCO1851 Computers in Business - corrected handbook entry
• GCO1859 Computer Applications in Business - corrected handbook entry
• GCO2852 Business Systems - corrected handbook entry
• GCO1813 Information Systems I - corrected handbook entry
• MAT3920 Statistical Methods - to be amended to allow it to be additionally offered at the second year level under the additional code MAT2952
• Civil Procedure B - to be retitled Civil Procedure
• Legal Philosophy A - to be retitled Legal Philosophy

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Academic Board note the disestablishment of existing subjects of the Faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Engineering and Law as follows:

• ANY2190/COS2110 Comparative Social Structures
• ANY3470 Australia in Papua New Guinea
• ANY3570 Sociology
• ANY3590 Systems Theory
• ANY3640/COS3470/ASM4640 Structuralisms and Poststructuralisms
• ASM4400 Ethics Theory and Method
• ASM4620/ASM5620 Power, Policy, Patriarchy and the State
• ASM4390 Women and Social Control
• ASM5110 Sexual/Social Theory and Feminist Research A
• ASM5120 Sexual/Social Theory and Feminist Research B
• ASM4300 Alternatives to Straight Research
• ASM4320 The Research Process
• ASM5010 On Culture and Inequality
• ENH2430/ENH3430 Writing the South
• FIN1240 Business Chinese 1
• FIN1341 Business Chinese 2
• FIN2241 Business Chinese 3
• FIN2341 Business Chinese 4
• FIN3241 Business Chinese 5
• FIN3341 Business Chinese 6
• FRN2070 French Studies IA
• FRN2080 French Studies IB
• FRN2220/FRN3220 Culture and Identity in Contemporary France
• FRN3610/FRN4610 Seventeenth Century French Theatre
• FRN3710/FRN4710 The French Enlightenment
• FRN3950 French for Business and Trade
• JPL1130 Business Japanese 1A: part 1
• JPL1140 Business Japanese IA: part 2
• JPL1230 Business Japanese IB: part 1
• JPL1240 Business Japanese IB: part 2
• JPL1330 Business Japanese IC: part 1
• JPL1340 Business Japanese IC: part 2
• JPL2230 Business Japanese IIB: part 1
• JPL2240 Business Japanese IIB: part 2
• JPL2330 Business Japanese 2C: part 1
• JPL2340 Business Japanese 2C: part 2
• JPL3330 Business Japanese 3C: part 1
• JPL3340 Business Japanese 3C: part 2
• JPS2810/JPS3810 Australia-Japan Social Relations
• JPS2910/JPS3910 Australia-Japan Economic Relations
• JPS2210/JPS3210 History of Japanese Science and Technology
• JPS2570/JPS3570 Modern Japanese Literature
• JPS2160/JPS3160 Japanese Popular Culture
• PLT1030 The Struggle for Democracy
• PLT1080 Confucianism, Capitalism and Culture
• PLT1541/PLT1542 Political Ideas
• PLT2080 Europe Today
• PLT2200 State and Society in Modern Japan
• PLT2502/PLT3502 Modern Political Theory
• PLT2630/PLT3630 China
• PLT2661/PLT3661/PLT2662/PLT3662 Ethics and Public Policy
• PLT3240 The Impossible Dream of European Unity
• PLT3330 Political Action and Political Sense
• PLT4179 Approaches to Politics
• ECO4690 International Economics and Development
• ECO4740 Agricultural Economic Development
• ECO4780 Applied Urban and Economic Analysis
• ECO5660 Monetary Theory
• ECO5670 Aspects of Trade and Development
• ECO5680 Capital and Growth
• ECO5720 Labour Theory
• ECO5860 Economics of Transport and Locations
• FIN3141 Indirect and Other Taxes
• FIN3441 Taxation Administration
• FIN3451 Taxation of Companies, Trusts and Partnerships
• MKT3641 Sales Management
• MKT3401 Promotion: Direct and Public Relations/Publicity
• A number of FIN coded subjects were deleted by the Faculty of Arts; these subjects will continue to be taught under the code CBLxxxx
• GEG2113 Measurement and Instrumentation
• CHE3123 Selected Topics in Chemical Engineering
• Patents for Inventions
• Copyright and Designs
• Trade Marks and Commercial Designations
• Legal Philosophy B
• Legal Philosophy C
• Bankruptcy
• Corporate Insolvency
• Planning Law
• Civil Procedure A
• Landlord and Tenant
• National Security Law
• Constitutional Change