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FEEG3004 2028-29
Human Factors in Engineering
The success of an engineering system depends not only on its technical performance, but also on how well it meets the needs, capabilities and limitations of the people who use it. From aircraft cockpits and healthcare technologies to consumer products and industrial workplaces, human factors play a vital role in designing systems that are safe, effective and intuitive.
This module introduces the principles of human factors engineering and explores how engineers design technologies, environments and organisations around the people who interact with them. You will examine how physical, cognitive and organisational factors influence human performance and develop the ability to evaluate engineering systems from a user-centred perspective. Along the way, you will strengthen your skills in critical analysis, systems thinking and evidence-based design.
By the end of the module, you will understand how human factors contribute to the safety, usability and performance of engineering systems, equipping you to incorporate human-centred design principles into a wide range of engineering applications. -
FEEG6054 2027-28
Human Factors in Engineering
The success of an engineering system depends not only on its technical performance, but also on how well it meets the needs, capabilities and limitations of the people who use it. From aircraft cockpits and healthcare technologies to consumer products and industrial workplaces, human factors play a vital role in designing systems that are safe, effective and intuitive.
This module introduces the principles of human factors engineering and explores how engineers design technologies, environments and organisations around the people who interact with them. You will examine how physical, cognitive and organisational factors influence human performance and develop the ability to evaluate engineering systems from a user-centred perspective. Along the way, you will strengthen your skills in critical analysis, systems thinking and evidence-based design.
By the end of the module, you will understand how human factors contribute to the safety, usability and performance of engineering systems, equipping you to incorporate human-centred design principles into a wide range of engineering applications. -
FEEG3004 2030-31
Human Factors in Engineering
The success of an engineering system depends not only on its technical performance, but also on how well it meets the needs, capabilities and limitations of the people who use it. From aircraft cockpits and healthcare technologies to consumer products and industrial workplaces, human factors play a vital role in designing systems that are safe, effective and intuitive.
This module introduces the principles of human factors engineering and explores how engineers design technologies, environments and organisations around the people who interact with them. You will examine how physical, cognitive and organisational factors influence human performance and develop the ability to evaluate engineering systems from a user-centred perspective. Along the way, you will strengthen your skills in critical analysis, systems thinking and evidence-based design.
By the end of the module, you will understand how human factors contribute to the safety, usability and performance of engineering systems, equipping you to incorporate human-centred design principles into a wide range of engineering applications. -
FEEG3004 2031-32
Human Factors in Engineering
The success of an engineering system depends not only on its technical performance, but also on how well it meets the needs, capabilities and limitations of the people who use it. From aircraft cockpits and healthcare technologies to consumer products and industrial workplaces, human factors play a vital role in designing systems that are safe, effective and intuitive.
This module introduces the principles of human factors engineering and explores how engineers design technologies, environments and organisations around the people who interact with them. You will examine how physical, cognitive and organisational factors influence human performance and develop the ability to evaluate engineering systems from a user-centred perspective. Along the way, you will strengthen your skills in critical analysis, systems thinking and evidence-based design.
By the end of the module, you will understand how human factors contribute to the safety, usability and performance of engineering systems, equipping you to incorporate human-centred design principles into a wide range of engineering applications. -
ANTH3005 2027-28
Human Mobility in Asia Pacific
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ARCH1001 2028-29
Human Origins
The investigation of human origins has been described as the intellectual romance of the social sciences. This module examines the changing ideas about our earliest ancestors and the evolution of hominin culture and biology and explores the links between the two. The development of language, art and social behaviour are also considered in some detail. -
ARCH1001 2026-27
Human Origins
The investigation of human origins has been described as the intellectual romance of the social sciences. This module examines the changing ideas about our earliest ancestors and the evolution of hominin culture and biology and explores the links between the two. The development of language, art and social behaviour are also considered in some detail. -
ARCH1001 2027-28
Human Origins
The investigation of human origins has been described as the intellectual romance of the social sciences. This module examines the changing ideas about our earliest ancestors and the evolution of hominin culture and biology and explores the links between the two. The development of language, art and social behaviour are also considered in some detail. -
ARCH1001 2025-26
Human Origins
The investigation of human origins has been described as the intellectual romance of the social sciences. This module examines the changing ideas about our earliest ancestors and the evolution of hominin culture and biology and explores the links between the two. The development of language, art and social behaviour are also considered in some detail. -
MANG2011 2028-29
Human Resource Management
This module concerns issues in human resource management and organisational design. These are what ultimately implement the firm’s strategy. Although many organisations recognise the importance of managing the work force effectively and even "know" what approaches are effective, it is remarkable how often firms and managers fail to implement these approaches. Consequently, this module has two central themes: (1) How to think systematically and strategically about aspects of managing the organisation’s human assets, and (2) What really needs to be done to implement these policies and to achieve competitive advantage through people. The intent of the module is both to impart knowledge as well as to stimulate discussion about the values and beliefs that stand in the way of implementing this knowledge.