Engineering education at UniSA Dr Jun Ma CRICOS Provider Number 00121B

Where is UniSA 2

UniSA One of Australia’s most modern, dynamic, accessible and research-intensive institutions Founded in 1991, with a history that dates back to 1856 University of South Australia is the largest university in Adelaide 36,850 students, including 13,575 international students from over 60 countries Practice based learning Programs that are driven by industry and the professions through consultation and close relationships with industry 3

Undergraduate programs at the School of AME Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical & Advanced Manufacturing) Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical & Nanotechnology) Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical & Mechatronics) Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical & Sustainable Systems) Bachelor of Engineering (Materials) Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical & Manufacturing) Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) & Bachelor of Management 4

Postgraduate programs at the School of AME Master of Engineering (Engineering and Technology Management) Master of Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing Technology) Master of Engineering (Energy and Sustainable Systems) Master of Engineering (Materials and Nanotechnology) Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management 5

7 Assessment Form of assessment WeightingDate Assessment 1: Continuing Assessment (Group Work) 20% Starting week 1 (see course calendar) Assessment 2: Pracs (Group Work) 27% Starting week 2 (see course calendar) Assessment 3: Exam (Individual Work) 53%Examination period

8 Practical 1: Stress―strain relations of thermoplastics

9 Practical 1 Six Plastics for Practical 1

10 Stress-strain relations of six Plastics Practical 1

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