CRC for Welded Structures

TIME TABLE - FLEXIBLE DELIVERY. 2000-2003

Activity	Module A	Module B	Module C	Module D
Study period	Jan 2000 - June 2000
Summer school	5th to 9th June 2000
Exam	Sat 24th June 2000

Study period	July 2000 - Dec 2000
Summer school	5th to 9th Feb 2001	12th to 16th Feb 2001
Exam	Sat 17th Feb 2001	Sat 24th Feb

Study period	Feb 2001 - June 2001
Summer school	4th to 8th June 2001	11th to 15th Jun 2001	18th to 22nd June 2001
Exam	16th June 2001	Sat 23rd Jun 2001	Sat 30th June 2001

Study period	July 2001 - Dec 2001
Summer school	4th to 8th Feb 2002	11th to 15th Feb 2002	18th to 22nd Feb 2002	25th Feb to 1st March
Exam	16th Feb 2002	Sat 23rd Feb 2002	Sat 2nd March 2002	9th March 2002

Study period	Feb 2002 - June 2002
Summer school	3rd to 7th June 2002	10th to 14th June 2002	17th to 21st June 2002	24th to 28th June 2002
Exam	15th June 2002	22nd June 2002	Sat 29th June	Sat 6th July 2002

Study period	July 2002 - Dec 2002
Summer school	3rd to 7th Feb 2003	10th to 14th Feb 2003	17th to 22nd Feb 2003	24th Feb to 28th March
Exam	15th Feb 2003	Sat 22nd Feb 2003	Sat 1st March 2003	8th March 2003

EXPLANATORY NOTES

The course comprises a set of 4 modules, successful completion results in a Graduate Diploma.

A "module" is a group of subjects corresponding to the IIW syllabus sections.

A "subject", designated by an individual 9xx series number, is a group of ‘topics’ and is equivalent to approximately 30 hours of classroom study.

Each "topic" relates to a particular subsection of the syllabus.

Module A - Processes and Equipment; 901, 902, 903, 904, (917) (Note: 901 can be taken at any time prior to or as part of module 1, it is also available as an undergraduate elective)

Module B - Materials and their behavior in welding; 905, 906, 907, (918)

Module C - Design and construction; 908, 909, (915)

Module D - Fabrication; 910, 911, (916)

Note: EWE/IWE candidates will need to complete a 60 hour practical welding course (eg. NNB 009) locally at any time during the course.