Introduction to bridge engineering; site selection, type selection, bridge hydraulics, design philosophies. Transverse load distribution. Simple supported and continuous slabs on beam bridges. Timber, concrete, steel and composite design approaches. Box girder bridges.

Great brands are more than just labels and logos. To build great brands, you need to understand how they become part of people's personal and social identities. In this course you will explore why brands are never entirely in an organisation’s control and how understanding social, cultural, and commercial factors allows you to negotiate the increasingly complex and evolving relationships between brands and consumers, as well as broader publics. This course will provide you with the critical and practical skills to evaluate and develop actions for brands in different categories, places, and lifecycle stages. You will be exposed to theories and techniques that enable you to build, develop, repair, and even retire brands. Because brands are everywhere, this course will be valuable no matter where your communications career takes you.

In this course, you will be introduced to Building Information Modelling (BIM) concepts, standards and methods applicable to the built environment. You will apply Building Information Modelling (BIM) skills for the design, documentation and visualisation of buildings. You will collaborate in multi-disciplinary teams to achieve optimal design solutions.

Building Information Modelling introduces concepts and methods of Building Information Modelling (BIM), its standards, and its application in design analysis. You will learn about BIM-based analysis of low carbon building design to achieve optimal design solutions. You will also learn BIM to evaluate building performance.

This is an intermediate (Level 2) Information Systems (IS) course that provides a contemporary understanding of business analysis tools, skills and methodologies used in the process of creating digital solutions.  Business Analysis is the practice of enabling change in an organizational context, by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to stakeholders.  The course will specifically focus on business analysis as practiced within an Agile Scrum framework. In completing this course, you will learn to take a product-oriented view of solutions and understand how contemporary organisations manage the process of solution creation. The course will hone the conceptual and analytical skills required for analysing business problems and processes, understanding customer requirements, managing stakeholders, and developing product roadmaps. This course covers material that is foundational to the discipline of information systems; it assumes completion of the core information systems course INFS1602 Digital Transformation in Business. This course provides you with concepts and skills that are essential in careers such as business analysts, business systems analysts, product owners, product managers, consultants, and developers.

This course equips you with essential skills to analyse and value firms using information primarily sourced from company financial reports. For students aspiring to careers in consulting, investment banking, or entrepreneurship, this course builds your ability to examine financial statements and disclosures for insights into the core strategic attributes and value drivers of a company.