Environmental Engineering Systems

Intended learning outcomes

Environmental Engineering Systems Graduates should demonstrate:

• Demonstrate a broad knowledge of bio-physical systems concepts and empirical findings, and so be able to understand a wide range of issues relating to the interaction between the engineered world and processes underpinning bio-physical systems.
• Demonstrate a capacity for rigorously integrating in-depth fundamental science to provide accurate information and optimum solutions to practical complex problems involving the design and operation of infrastructure.
• Demonstrate a capacity for applying risk management principles and techniques to engineering projects with the aim of prevention of irreparable impacts on environmental systems
• Demonstrate excellent communication skills using a variety of modes that will enable the delivery of complex scientific information involving bio-physical systems in a clear and concise fashion to a range of audiences, for a range of purposes.
• Demonstrate knowledge of the Code of Ethics, Engineers Australia and other regulatory frameworks relevant to the major.