Faculties and Departments
Faculty of Engineering
The Faculty of Engineering provides value added services to increase the students’ learning experience by its innovated traditional teaching practices.
We emphases on:
- Mind Training rather than the Information transfer,
- Problem Solving / Project-based learning,
- Teaching fundamental concepts accompany with details of current technology,
- Real-life-like assessment rather than examination-based assessment.
The major objective of every programme in WCIMT Australia is to train the mind of students so as to develop critical thinking ability, competence in finding information as well as learning how to use that information effectively once it is found.
The Faculty’s programmes are designed to create adaptable and broad-based graduates who may require in some instances further training or the self-acquisition of further knowledge before they can undertake some particular specialist engineering tasks, but who are well prepared for any further learning in their chosen engineering area.
Our students are educated to reason by using fundamental concepts rather than to try to apply memorized facts and equations inadvertently. Abstract mathematical treatment of topics is avoided and mathematics is regarded as an engineering tool for creative thought and analysis.
Academic staff foster an atmosphere which is suitable for student-centered learning and which encourages and facilitates self-study and deep learning. Care is taken not to put students in a position where they have to absorb knowledge at the expense of neglecting the development of abilities such as designing, high-level problem solving, practical competence, and acquiring an enquiring and innovative attitude.
Examinations and coursework assessment are designed to evaluate the students’ understanding of concepts as well as their knowledge and skills. The methods used for assessment resemble, as much as possible, the real-life challenges that the students are likely to face in their careers.
Special emphasis is placed on improving the English proficiency and communication skills of our students via a large variety of ways.
Staffs are encouraged to develop their individual styles of teaching and to use novel teaching /learning techniques in broad conformity with the teaching philosophy outlined above.
Teaching performance of staff are observed by the use of student feedback questionnaires and peer evaluation of teaching.
Department of Computing and Information Technology
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Department of Computing and Information Technology
The Department offer education in computing and Information Technology. Over 10 years, WCIMT Australia have built up a comprehensive suite of programmes to cater for different needs. What these programmes have in common is the emphasis on a suitable balance between theory and application. WCIMT Australia programmes range from diplomas to doctoral degrees, providing entries at different academic levels and suitable progression paths for further studies. WCIMT Australia continually review our programmes to ensure that they evolve to accommodate the fast developing computing field.To support these programmes, WCIMT Australia have built up a strong base comprising staff, computing resources and a structure that ensures the delivery of education at the highest level of quality. WCIMT Australia have a team of dedicated academics who have been actively engaging in relevant research work. Many of them also have substantial work experience in related industries around the world. WCIMT Australia technical resources are amongst the best available throughout the computing departments in affiliated centers in many countries. Several laboratories have been established to promote teaching and research work in different specialized areas.
Undergraduate Programs
| Diploma in Computer Science and Aviation | 13211101 |
| Diploma in Computational Financial Mathematics | 13211102 |
| Diploma in Computer and Mathematical Sciences | 13211103 |
| Diploma in Computer Science | 33211104 |
| Diploma in Internet Technologies and Applications | 13211105 |
| Diploma in Information Technology | 13211106 |
| Diploma in Logistics Analysis | 13211107 |
| Diploma in Computer and Mathematical Sciences | 13211108 |
| Diploma in Computer Science | 13211109 |
| Advanced Diploma in Computer Science and Aviation | 13212101 |
| Advanced Diploma in Computational Financial Mathematics | 13212102 |
| Advanced Diploma in Computer and Mathematical Sciences | 13212103 |
| Advanced Diploma in Computer Science | 13212104 |
| Advanced Diploma in Internet Technologies and Applications | 13212105 |
| Advanced Diploma in Information Technology | 13212106 |
| Advanced Diploma in Logistics Analysis | 13212107 |
| Advanced Diploma in Computer and Mathematical Sciences | 13212108 |
| Advanced Diploma in Computer Science | 13212109 |
| Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Aviation | 13213101 |
| Bachelor of Science in Computational Financial Mathematics | 13213102 |
| Bachelor of Science in Computer and Mathematical Sciences | 13213103 |
| Bachelor of Science in Computer Science | 13213104 |
| Bachelor of Science in Internet Technologies and Applications | 13213105 |
| Bachelor of Science in Information Technology | 13213106 |
| Bachelor of Science in Logistics Analysis | 13213107 |
| Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computer and Mathematical Sciences | 13213108 |
| Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computer Science | 13213109 |
Postgraduate Programs
| Graduate Diploma in Computer and Mathematical Sciences | 13214103 |
| Graduate Diploma in Computer Science | 13214109 |
| Graduate Diploma in Multimedia Information Networking | 13214110 |
| Graduate Diploma in Software Engineering | 13214111 |
| Master of Science in Computer and Mathematical Sciences | 13215103 |
| Master of Science in Computer Science | 13215109 |
| Master of Science in Logistics Systems and Support | 13215107 |
| Master of Science in Software Engineering Master of Science (Research) | 13215211 |
| Master of Philosophy (Computer Science) | 13215209 |
| Doctor of Philosophy (Computer Science) | 13216209 |
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
The Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering was established in 1995 as part of the Faculty of Engineering, which has been offering degrees programmes. The Department today is internationally recognised for its excellence in teaching and training in a range of undergraduate degrees and for providing an outstanding research environment for staff and postgraduate students.
The main objective of the department is to conduct internationally competitive research, and deliver high quality teaching. Within our research groups the faculty staff, together with their research associates and students, are working at an internationally competitive level. The outcomes of the research can be seen in many industrial and commercial applications as well as is high quality publications.
The Department maintains a strong committment to teaching, both at undergraduate and higher degree level. Our popular undergraduate and taught postgraduate courses attract excellent students, and our graduates are sought by industry and commerce around the world.
The principal teaching activity of the Department is in the provision of courses to students of the Bachelor of Engineering degree, Electrical and Electronic Engineering and their combined double degree flavours with significant service teaching into Software Engineering and Mechatronics. The major teaching areas in the Department are telecommunications (devices, systems and networks), signal processing, electrical engineering and control systems.
The Department also offers both PhD and Masters research programs as well as three postgraduate coursework degrees – Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and Masters in Telecommunication – designed specifically to give professionals the cutting edge in Telecommunications Engineering.
Undergraduate Programs
| Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering | 13221101 |
| Diploma in Robotic Engineering | 13221102 |
| Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering | 13221103 |
| Diploma – Physics | 13221104 |
| Diploma in Computer Technology | 13221105 |
| Advanced Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering | 13222101 |
| Advanced Diploma in Robotic Engineering | 13222102 |
| Advanced Diploma Science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering | 13222103 |
| Advanced Diploma – Physics | 13222104 |
| Advanced Diploma in Computer Technology | 13222105 |
| Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electrical Engineering | 13223101 |
| Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)in Robotic Engineering | 13223102 |
| Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering | 13223103 |
| Bachelor of Science (Honours) – Physics | 13223104 |
| Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computer Technology | 13223105 |
Postgraduate Programs
| Graduate Certificate in Microelectronic Engineering | 13224001 |
| Graduate Certificate in Systems and Control Engineering | 13224002 |
| Graduate Certificate in Telecommunication Engineering | 13224003 |
| Graduate Diploma in Microelectronic Engineering | 13224011 |
| Graduate Diploma in Systems and Control Engineering | 13224012 |
| Graduate Diploma in Telecommunication Engineering | 13224013 |
| Master of Engineering (Research) | 13225201 |
| Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering | 13225101 |
| Master of Engineering in Microelectronic Engineering | 13225001 |
| Master of Engineering Science in Computer and Microelectronic Engineering | 13225011 |
| Master of Engineering in Systems and Control Engineering | 13225102 |
| Master of Engineering in Telecommunication Engineering | 13225103 |
| Master of Engineering Science (Telecommunication Engineering) | 13225003 |
| Master of Engineering Science in Computer & Microelectronic Engineering (Coursework) | 13225001 |
| Masters (by Research) | 13225201 |
| Doctor of Philosophy (by Research) | 13226201 |
Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
The department of Industrial & Systems Engineering is one of the five departments in the Faculty of Engineering of the West Coast Institute of Management & Technology Australia (WCIMT Australia)
The Department offers an undergraduate B.Eng(Hons) (Ind & Sys) Degree program and graduate programs leading to the M.Sc.(Ind & Sys Eng) Degree by coursework, and M.Eng & Ph.D Degrees by research. Many of our alumni now hold key positions in both the private and public sector in organization in Singapore.
Staff members in the Department are active in research. The Department has strong links with several academic departments and research institutes in the University, and with ISE-related industrial and government organizations.
Our curriculum is rigorous and forward looking. The knowledge and tools our graduates acquire will enable them to remain competitive and adaptable in the rapidly changing global environment.
The participants will have the opportunity to apply their classroom knowledge in the industrial and business setting. In the innovative Systems Design Project module, they will work in teams on company-sponsored projects over two semesters. They will be guided by ISE faculty members and industry partners to learn how to formulate and analyze an actual systems design problem and recommend a practical solution.
WCIMT Australia also have many exciting opportunities for our students to spend at least a semester overseas to broaden their educational experience.
Undergraduate Programs
| Diploma in Industrial and Systems Engineering | 13231101 |
| Diploma in Product Engineering with Marketing | 13231102 |
| Diploma in Industrial Quality Management | 13231103 |
| Diploma in Logistics Engineering and Management | 13231104 |
| Advanced Diploma in Industrial and Systems Engineering | 13232101 |
| Advanced Diploma in Product Engineering with Marketing | 13232102 |
| Advanced Diploma in Industrial Quality Management | 13232103 |
| Advanced Diploma in Logistics Engineering and Management | 13232104 |
| Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Industrial and Systems Engineering | 13233101 |
| Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Product Engineering with Marketing | 13233102 |
| Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Industrial Quality Management | 13233103 |
| Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Logistics Engineering and Management | 13233104 |
Postgraduate Programs
| Graduate Diploma in Industrial and Systems Engineering | 13234101 |
| Graduate Diploma in Product Engineering with Marketing | 13234102 |
| Graduate Diploma in Industrial Quality Management | 13234103 |
| Graduate Diploma in Logistics Engineering and Management | 13234104 |
| Graduate Diploma in Knowledge Management | 13234105 |
| Graduate Diploma in Technology Management | 13234106 |
| Master of Engineering in Industrial and Systems Engineering | 13235101 |
| Master of Engineering in Product Engineering with Marketing | 13235102 |
| Master of Science in Industrial Quality Management | 13235103 |
| Master of Science in Logistics Engineering and Management | 13235104 |
| Master of Science in Knowledge Management | 13235105 |
| Master of Science in Technology Management | 13235106 |
| Masters (by Research) | 13235201 |
| Doctor of Philosophy (by Research) | 13236201 |
Department of Mechanical Engineering
The mission of the department is to be a pioneer in education and research. We seek to produce future leaders for industry, academia, government, and society — leaders whose vision is founded upon fundamental knowledge, analytical skills, creativity, perspective, and ethics. We seek to advance technology and science by combining basic knowledge with the innovative application of engineering and scientific principles and we also seek to enrich our educational and research programs, and ultimately society, through service.
Our educational mission is to prepare students for careers involving technological innovation and leadership. Our undergraduate educational program provides a broad base on which successful careers in engineering and a number of other fields can be founded, whereas the graduate program aims to prepare specialists, professionals, and scholars in mechanical engineering. The research mission of the Department — which is to create knowledge, technologies and ideas through fundamental research and its application — is closely intertwined with its educational mission.
The teaching and research programmes in the Department are organized according to both disciplinary and inter-disciplinary themes. We cover all of the core disciplinary areas of mechanical engineering including Dynamics, Controls, Solid Mechanics, Materials, Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Transport and Design. We have strong interdisciplinary programmes in Manufacturing, Energy.
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Undergraduate Programs
| Diploma in Computer Aided Engineering Design | 13241101 |
| Diploma in Mechanical Engineering | 13241102 |
| Diploma in Product Design and Analysis | 13241103 |
| Diploma in Product Analysis with Design | 13241104 |
| Advanced Diploma in Computer Aided Engineering Design | 13242101 |
| Advanced Diploma in Mechanical Engineering | 13242102 |
| Advanced Diploma in Product Design and Analysis | 13242103 |
| Advanced Diploma in Product Analysis with Design | 13242104 |
| Advanced Diploma in Automotive Engineering | 13242105 |
| Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering | 13243102 |
| Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Product Analysis with Design | 13243104 |
| Bachelor of Science in Product Design and Analysis | 13243203 |
| Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Product Analysis with Design | 13243103 |
Postgraduate Programs
| Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering | 13245101 |
| Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering | 13245111 |
| Master of Philosophy | 13245201 |
| Engineering Doctorate | 13246101 |
| Doctor of Philosophy | 13246201 |