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An in-depth cadastral project requiring field-work and a full dataset for LINZ lodgement. Advanced case studies of cadastral surveys, limited title surveys, water boundary surveys, surveyor’s responsibilities, digital cadastres, licensing issues.

An extension of the communicative approach seeking to develop linguistic skills appropriate to students’ future career and social needs.

An extension of the communicative approach seeking to develop linguistic skills appropriate to students’ future career and social needs.

Cognitive Psychology is the scientific study of human behaviour and mental processes from an information-processing perspective. It is a growing field that has many exciting applications to our day-to-day life. Cognitive Psychology asks how people receive information from the environment (perception), store it (memory), and use it to make decisions, solve problems, and communicate. The course covers contemporary theories and models in selected topics of cognitive psychology. It then identifies real-life problems in these areas, and presents applied approaches for testing and solving these problems. In the application phase students will gain hands-on skills in experimental design, data-collection, and data-analysis, all aimed at addressing real-life problems.

Advanced studies in company law.

The course covers important topics of modern computer graphics: deferred rendering, volumetric rendering, physically-based shading, non-photorealistic rendering, fractals, meshing, post-processing effects, and anti-aliasing. During the course, the students learn to implement algorithms from most of these topics with their preferred technologies and present the created solutions to others. For select topics, the students also familiarize themselves with influential scientific papers and learn to summarize them. Each topic includes learning materials illustrated with interactive examples in the CGLearn learning environment.

Internetworking concepts; IP addressing; address resolution techniques; IP datagrams; IP encapsulation, fragmentation, and reassembly; TCP and UDP; the socket interface; IP routing; network mail; IP version 6; TCP/IP network planning multimedia and IP.

In this course students will learn to develop and implement safe, effective, client-centred and culturally responsive physiotherapy assessment and management plans for people with complex conditions