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GGES6014 2029-30
Practical Skills in Remote Sensing
The emphasis is on processing and application of data collected in the optical regions of the electromagnetic spectrum using passive sensors. -
GGES6014 2026-27
Practical Skills in Remote Sensing
The emphasis is on processing and application of data collected in the optical regions of the electromagnetic spectrum using passive sensors. -
GGES6014 2027-28
Practical Skills in Remote Sensing
The emphasis is on processing and application of data collected in the optical regions of the electromagnetic spectrum using passive sensors. -
GGES6014 2028-29
Practical Skills in Remote Sensing
The emphasis is on processing and application of data collected in the optical regions of the electromagnetic spectrum using passive sensors. -
GGES6014 2025-26
Practical Skills in Remote Sensing
The emphasis is on processing and application of data collected in the optical regions of the electromagnetic spectrum using passive sensors. -
FEEG6039 2026-27
Practical Support For the Analysis of Studies Involving Human Subjects
This is a non-credit bearing module designed to provide practical support for Master's-level research projects within the School of Engineering that involves qualitative or quantitative analysis of studies with human participants. It consists of a set of online resources and workshops throughout Semester 2 and the summer, including support for using SPSS and NVIVO. The module is not designed to provide theoretical underpinning to research methods or analysis, which is provided by separate credit-bearing modules, or dedicated support for your research project, which is provided by your research supervisor. The module will offer practical guidance on undertaking a range of analysis techniques using common software packages and provide opportunities for supervised practice using those to support the design and analysis of your project. -
FEEG6039 2025-26
Practical Support For the Analysis of Studies Involving Human Subjects
This is a non-credit bearing module designed to provide practical support for Master's-level research projects within the School of Engineering that involves qualitative or quantitative analysis of studies with human participants. It consists of a set of online resources and workshops throughout Semester 2 and the summer, including support for using SPSS and NVIVO. The module is not designed to provide theoretical underpinning to research methods or analysis, which is provided by separate credit-bearing modules, or dedicated support for your research project, which is provided by your research supervisor. The module will offer practical guidance on undertaking a range of analysis techniques using common software packages and provide opportunities for supervised practice using those to support the design and analysis of your project. -
CHEM6151 2026-27
Practical Techniques in Battery Research
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CHEM6151 2025-26
Practical Techniques in Battery Research
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CHEM6135 2025-26
Practical Techniques in Electrochemistry