Graduates of this double degree will have advanced techniques and skills in developing software for engineering plants and artefacts such as robots, CAD/CAM machinery, autonomous car, vehicles, aeroplanes, spacecraft and controlling software for manufacturing plants. Graduates may find employment as middle management in information technologies and software developers in communication technologies, cyber technologies, finance industry, research organisations and the defence industry.
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Course objectives
The following course educational objectives define the achievements of Swinburne graduates in their professional engineering career a few years after graduation.
CEO1 Professionalism: Graduates are employed and working as practicing engineers in related engineering fields.
CEO2 Continuous Development: Graduates engage in continuous pursuit of knowledge and development of competencies.
CEO3 Social Involvement: Graduates contribute to sustainable development and well-being of society.