Course level

Undergraduate

Units

2

Duration

One Semester

Class hours

3P 1C

Incompatible

CIVL4580 or CIVL4582 or CIVL4583 or CIVL4584

Prerequisite

CIVL4560 or CIVL4600

Assessment methods

Assessment is a combination of planning (marked by the respective supervisor), an individual researc h thesis document and an oral presentation (marked by informed academics).

Course enquiries

This course is not currently offered, please contact the school or faculty of your program.

Course description

This course will be offered from Semester 1, 2023 The capacity to develop research questions and implement research programs is highly desirable in professional engineering practice. This course provides an opportunity for students to enhance their skills in this area through the completion of a study or small research project. Having successfully completed the research preparation course (Research part A) students will be able to continue to implement their research plan and prepare an undergraduate research thesis document. Projects are typically completed in a group. Individual projects can be developed with the agreement of the academic research supervisor. The expected thesis activities of each student will vary widely between different research topics and supervisors but can involve various combinations of laboratory experiments, field studies, analysis of existing information sets and numerical modelling. Note that there are no traditional formal lectures or tutorials in this course. Students are required to contact/meet academics to find/develop a suitable research project.