Unit details

ENVE5552 Environmental Engineering Design Project 2

Credit

6 points

Offering
(see Timetable)

Availability	Location	Mode
Semester 1	UWA (Perth)	Face to face

Content

The project is a capstone experience in which students integrate and apply knowledge and skills acquired in earlier units to a substantial real-world design challenge relevant to their discipline. Students work in teams, typically with four to six members, and are supervised by an academic and/or industry mentor. Teams are responsible for managing their project as well as reporting against milestones and preparing the necessary design documentation. The academic objectives of the project are to lead students through a systematic engineering design and synthesis process and to better prepare them for professional practice as engineers. The focus of this unit is the delivery of outcomes to a professional standard.

Outcomes

Students are able to (1) apply engineering synthesis and design processes relevant to Environmental Engineering; (2) seek out the requirements and associated resources to assess the scope, dimensions, scale of effort and indicative costs of a complex engineering project; (3) apply technical knowledge, appropriate tools and problem-solving skills to achieve a desired outcome to satisfy user requirements; (4) apply project management tools and processes to the planning and execution of a design project; (5) demonstrate ethical conduct and professional accountability; (6) critically analyse design inputs, processes and outputs; (7) locate and apply relevant standards, regulations, and technical literature; (8) use discourse conventions relevant to the discipline; (9) communicate clearly, effectively and appropriately using written, oral and visual means; and (10) contribute to and/or manage a complex engineering project activity, as a member and/or leader of an engineering team.

Assessment

Indicative assessments in this unit are as follows: (1) oral presentation(s); (2) project deliverables; and (3) professional conduct. Further information is available in the unit outline.

Supplementary assessment is not available in this unit.

Unit Coordinator(s)

Professor Greg Ivey

Unit rules

Prerequisites:

completion of at least 24 points of Level 4/Level 5 units in the Master of Professional Engineering (Environmental Engineering specialisation)
and
ENVE5551 Environmental Engineering Design Project 1; for pre-2012 courses: ENVE5551 Environmental Engineering Design Project 1
or
GENG5515 Interdisciplinary Design Project

Co-requisites:

GENG5505 Project Management and Engineering Practice

Incompatibility:

ENVE4603 Environmental Engineering Design and Management
or
GENG5510 Engineering Design Project Part 2

Unit Outline

Semester 1_2019 [SEM-1_2019]

Note

This unit is recognised by the University as a service learning unit. Service learning refers specifically to community engagement activities that are embedded in units of study, being structured and assessed as formal educational experiences.