Bachelor of Contemporary Arts
Bachelor of Contemporary Arts
Abbreviation: BCA
Course code: F3J
Course contact (faculty or school) (03) 6324 4400
Introductory comments
This on-campus 3-year full-time course is offered by the School of Visual & Performing
Arts in Launceston. Part-time study is also available.
Admission & prerequisites
Applicants are normally expected to have satisfied the University’s admission
requirements.
Applicants intending to specialise in Two-dimensional (2D) Studies or
Three-dimensional (3D) Studies will be required to submit a portfolio of recent artwork
(which may include slides, photographs or video). Where there are circumstances which
prevent an applicant attending for interview, a brief statement outlining interest in the
course, including any relevant experience or qualifications, should be provided, including
a portfolio of recent artwork. Completion of TCE Art, Craft and Design is desirable but not
essential.
Applicants intending to specialise in Theatre Studies are required to attend an audition
and interview. Overseas and interstate applicants may submit a video-tape of a recent
performance. Completion of TCE Speech and Drama is desirable but not essential.
Applicants intending to specialise in Contemporary Music are required to attend an
audition and theory and aural test. It is an advantage to have completed TCE Music.
Students intending to specialise in Theory Studies are required to attend an interview in
which they will either present a portfolio of recent artwork or present for audition, as
appropriate.
Course objectives
The educational objectives of the 3-year degree are:
1.
To provide a foundation study in the methods, skills and processes involved in
visual or performing arts practices;
2.
To familiarise students with conceptual concerns and theoretical debates
surrounding contemporary visual and performing arts practices;
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3.
To provide a program that creates an opportunity for students to go on to further
study at Honours level or to undertake a degree program in a complementary area,
eg cultural tourism, business, hospitality.
Career outcomes
Graduates from the Bachelor of Contemporary Arts will find employment in a variety of
positions within the visual and performing arts professions. Students who complete a
stream in either 2D Studies or 3D Studies or Theory Studies may work as curators, gallery
administrators, researchers and teachers, as well as participating in individual and
group-generated projects and studio practice. Students who complete the Theatre Studies
stream may work in professional theatre as actors, stage managers or technicians, film and
television, or public relations. Students who complete the Contemporary Music stream
may work in the music industry as performers, teachers or administrators.
Course structure
To meet the requirements of the BCA, students must complete a total of 300%, of which
normally 100% will be at level 100, 100% at level 200 and 100% at level 300. Students must
also meet the requirements for a major stream in either Theatre Studies, 2D Studies, 3D
Studies, Contemporary Music (Jazz and Rock) or Theory Studies.
Year 1
All students must complete the core theory units Introduction to Cultural Practices 1 and 2
(2 x 12.5%). Students choose Year 1 core units from the schedules for one of Theatre
Studies, 2D Studies, 3D Studies, Contemporary Music (Jazz and Rock) or Theory Studies.
Year 2
All students complete 25% in Theory Studies units. Students who elect to do a major
stream in either Theatre Studies, 2D Studies, 3D Studies or Contemporary Music (Jazz and
Rock) must complete 50% of units at level 200 in the chosen stream. Students who choose
the Theory Studies stream must do an additional 25% of units at level 200 in Theory
Studies. The remaining weighting is made up of electives, comprising level 200/300 units
from any of the other schedules, approved complementary TAFE modules or units from
other courses in the University.
Year 3
Students in the Theatre Studies stream complete the units Theatre Project 1 and 2 (50%).
Students in the streams for 2D Studies or 3D Studies complete the units Studio Project 1
and 2 (50%). Students in the Contemporary Music (Jazz and Rock) stream complete the
units FPM301 Music Project A and FPM302 Music Project B. Students in the Theory
Studies stream choose 50% of Theory units at level 300. The remaining weighting (50%) for
all students is made up of electives, comprising level 200/300 units from any of the other
schedules, approved complementary TAFE modules or units from other courses in the
University.
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Bachelor of Contemporary Arts
Students who intend to apply for an honours course must complete a total of 75% of
Theory Studies units, including the core Year 1 theory units Introduction to Cultural
Practices 1 and 2.
Sample Course 1 – Major in Two-dimensional Studies
(PLACE BCA1.PICT HERE)
Alternatively, copy image from web page and paste here.
Year 1
Drawing 2
(12.5%)
Intro to
Ceramics
(12.5%)
Drawing
1(12.5%)
Intro to 3D
Studies (12.5%)
Intro to 2D
Studies (12.5%)
Intro to
Intro to Painting Cultural
(12.5%)
Practices 1
(12.5%)
Intro to Cultural
Practices 2
(12.5%)
100%
Year 2
Web Page
Design (12.5%)
Painting Project
2A (12.5%)
Approved
TAFE module
(12.5%)
100%
Year 3
Drawing the
Body (12.5%)
Stage Design
(12.5%)
Painting
Project (12.5%)
Computer
Imaging
(12.5%)
Theory Studies
units (25%)
Ceramics:
Precious &
Ephemeral
(12.5%)
Special Project
1 (25%)
Special Project
2 (25%)
Theory Studies
units (2x12.5%)
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100%
Major = 100%
minimum
at levels
200/300
Grand total:
300%
Sample Course 2 – Major in Theatre Studies
(PLACE BCA2.PICT HERE)
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Year 1
Production &
Performance
(12.5%)
Theatre Skills 2
(12.5%)
Principles &
Practice of
Theatre 2
(12.5%)
Technical
Theatre (12.5%)
Theatre Skills 1
(12.5%)
Principles &
Practice of
Theatre 1
(12.5%)
Intro to
Cultural
Pracrtices 1
(12.5%)
Intro to Cultural
Practices 2
(12.5%)
100%
Year 2
Drawing 2
(12.5%)
Devised
Performance
(12.5%)
Theatre Skills 3
(12.5%)
100%
Year 3
Drawing 1
(12.5%)
Classical
Performance
(12.5%)
Classical
Production
(12.5%)
Theory Studies
units (2x12.5%)
Script Writing
(12.5%)
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Voice and
Media (12.5%)
Special Project
1 (25%)
Special Project
2 (25%)
Theory Studies
units
Major = 100%
minimum
at levels
200/300
(2x12.5%)
100%
Grand total:
300%
Sample Course 3 – Major in Theory Studies
(PLACE BCA3.PICT HERE)
Alternatively, copy image from web page and paste here.
Year 1
Production &
Performance
(12.5%)
Intro to Textiles
(12.5%)
Intro to
Printmedia
(12.5%)
Technical
Theatre (12.5%)
Intro to 3D
Studies (12.5%)
Intro to 2D
Studies (12.5%)
Intro to
Cultural
Practices 1
(12.5%)
Intro to Cultural
Practices 2
(12.5%)
100%
Year 2
Sculpture –
Fine Art Metal
Casting (12.5%)
Computer Imaging (12.5%)
Web Page Design (12.5%)
Script Writing
(12.5%)
Theory Studies
units (4x12.5%)
100%
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Year 3
Ceramics:
Precious and
Ephemeral
(12.5%)
Drawing into Print (12.5%)
Photography as Service (12.5%)
The Art of
Costume 1
(12.5%)
Theory Studies
units(4x12.5%)
100%
Major = 100%
minimum at
levels 200/300
Grand total: 300%
Articulation
Continuing University students will be able to articulate from the BFA at Launceston and
from the BPA (Theatre/Contemporary Music).
On completion of the BCA with DN or above in the major studio and 6 semesters of theory
(75%), graduates will be able to apply for entry into the Bachelor of Performing Arts with
Honours (for Contemporary Music Students) or the Bachelor of Contemporary Arts with
Honours (for Visual Art and Theatre students).
Articulation with TAFE
All students in the degree program can count up to an equivalent of 50% of approved
complementary TAFE modules, of which no more than 25% may count towards the
nominated major stream. For the purposes of credit transfer, each TAFE module has an
equivalent weighting of 12.5%. The approved complementary TAFE modules in Visual
Arts are as follows:
11-449 Jewellery Introduction
11-455 Jewellery – Fabrication Techniques
11-456 Jewellery Casting
11-457 Jewellery Production Casting
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11-443 Printmaking Introduction
11-589 Etching Techniques
11-591 Intaglio Drypoint
11-594 Stone Lithography
11-610 Colour Etching
11-690 Two Shaft Weave
11-684 Introduction to Tapestry
11-693 Dyeing
11-695 Introduction to Colour
51-139 Intro to Computers for Graphic Arts
TAFE modules in Sound Recording and Video Production may also be counted towards
the BCA. On completion of any combination of the following modules (a total contact time
of no less than 40 hours and up to 60 hours), students will receive credit for one 12.5%
elective:
Sound Recording
VBE 295 The Physics of Music
VBE 297 Sound Recording Equipment
AUS 18 Introduction to Mixing Consoles
VBE 299 Signal Processors
AUS 20 Microphones and Loudspeakers
AUS 29 Microphone Technique
VBE 311 Recording Techniques
VBB 759 How to Make a Demo Tape
Video Production
FVP 007 Design for the Film and Video Industry
FVP 008 Production Management for the Film and Video Industry
FVP 009 Advanced Camera Techniques for Film and Video
FVP 010 Post Production Sound
FVP 011 Location and Studio Sound Recording for Film and Video
FVP 012 Advanced Lighting for Film and Video
FVP 013 Advanced Editing for Film and Video
Credit
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Applicants who are accepted for admission, and who have satisfactorily completed a
related TAFE diploma, will be awarded status for up to one year or one-third of the degree
requirement (100% total).
Students commencing study in the BCA will normally be granted a minimum of 25%
credit towards the BCA if they have completed another previous degree. Credit for
another incomplete degree will be given on a case by case basis.
Transfer provisions
A student successfully completing all level 100 units of the course in the visual arts or
theatre streams at one campus will be eligible to transfer to units at level 200 at the other
campus with full status for level 100 units. However, they would normally only be able to
enrol in major units at level 200 if they have completed the prerequisite level 100 major
unit (full year level 100 Studio for Hobart students transferring to Launceston; semester 1
Studio Survey, full year Drawing and semester 2 Studio for Launceston students
transferring to Hobart). In exceptional circumstances the relevant discipline head or head
of school may approve an appropriate set of subjects to serve as a prerequisite where a
stated prerequisite is not met.
Units from other courses
Students are permitted to enrol in units from another degree course to count towards the
BCA, provided that the weighting of these units totals no more than 25% at level 200 and
25% at level 300.
Note: Students who take (or plan to take) an equivalent 50% weighting in complementary
TAFE modules may not then count additional units from elsewhere in the University
towards the BCA, and vice versa.
Students enrolled in other courses
The School of Visual & Performing Arts offers students a sequence of 12.5% elective units.
Students must obtain formal School approval from the lecturer-in-charge prior to
enrolment.
Schedule A – Theatre Studies stream
Unit title
campus offered
weight
L~1
L~1
L~1
L~1
L~2
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
unit code
Year 1
Australian Theatre
Theatre Skills 1
Technical Theatre
Introduction to Cultural Practices 1
Principles of Western Theatre
Theatre Skills 2
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FPB101
FPB103
FPB105
FFA102
FPB102
FPB104
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Performance and Production
Introduction to Cultural Practices 2
L~2
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
FPB106
FFA103
L~1
L~1
L~2
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FPB201
FPB202
FPB203
FPB204
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FPB251/351
FPB252/352
FPB253/353
FPB254/354
FPB255/355
FPB256/356
FPB257/357
HMN210/310
HXA201/301
Year 2
Classical Production
Classical Performance
Devised Performance
Theatre Skills 3
Plus 25% from level 200/300 units listed in the Theory Studies Schedule
plus 25% elective units from any of the following:
L~1/2
Advanced Technical Theatre
L~2
Professional Presentation Skills
L~1
Stage Design
L~2
Lighting Design
L~1
Scriptwriting
L~1
Voice and Media
[na]
Acting for Television and Film
L~2
Wayang Shadow Puppet Theatre
L~1/2
Complementary Study
or other level 200/300 units listed in the BCA schedule, or approved modules from TAFE, or units from other
courses offered in the University
Year 3
Theatre Project 1: Student Directed Production
Theatre Project 2: Graduate Production
L~1
L~2
25%
25%
FPB302
FPB303
Plus 50% elective units chosen from level 200/300 units listed in the BCA schedule, or approved modules from
TAFE. Student may include 25% of units offered by other courses in the University.
Schedule B – Two-dimensional Studies stream
campus offered
weight
Introduction to Drawing 1
Introduction to Two-Dimensional Studies
Introduction to Three-Dimensional Studies
Introduction to Cultural Practices 1
Introduction to Drawing 2
Introduction to Cultural Practices 2
L~1/2
L~1
L~1
L~1
L~1/2
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FFD100
FFE102
FFE103
FFA102
FFD101
FFA103
Plus 25% from the following:
Introduction to Ceramics
Introduction to Textiles
Introduction to Sculpture
Introduction to Printmedia
Introduction to Painting
L~2
L~2
L~2
L~2
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FFC110
FFX110
FFS110
FFR110
FFP110
Unit title
unit code
Year 1
Year 2
Choose 50% from the following, including at least 25% from one of Painting, Photography, Digital Imaging or
Drawing:
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Contemporary Painting Practices
Painting: Self-directed Project
Painting Media, Processes and Approaches
Painting: Material/Descriptive Exploration
What are the Limits of Painting?
Advanced Black and White Photography
Photography Project
Digital Project
Advanced Digital Project
Photography as Service
Computer Imaging
Web Page Design
Drawing: The Body
Drawing: Questioning the Practice
Drawing into Print
Drawing: Approaches to Abstraction
Drawing in the Landscape
Complementary Study
L~1
L~2
[na]
L~2
L~2
L~2
L~1
L~2
L~2
L~1
L~1
L~1
L~1
L~2
L~2
[na]
[na]
L~1/2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FFP250/350
FFP201/301
FFP202/302
FFP203/303
FFP204/304
FFR201/301
FFR200/300
FFR203/303
FFR206/306
FFR250/350
FFR252/352
FFR205/305
FFD201/301
FFD200/300
FFD202/302
FFD203/303
FFD204/304
HXA201/301
Plus 25% from level 200/300 units listed in the Theory Studies schedule
plus 25% elective units chosen from level 200/300 units listed in the BCA schedule, or approved
complementary modules from TAFE, or units offered by other courses in the University.
Year 3
Studio Project 1
Studio Project 2
L~1/2
L~1/2
25%
25%
FFE302
FFE303
Plus 50% elective units chosen from level 200/300 units listed in the BCA schedule, or approved
complementary modules from TAFE. Students may include 25% of units offered by other courses in the
University.
Schedule C – Three-dimensional Studies stream
campus offered
weight
Introduction to Drawing 1
Introduction to Two-Dimensional Studies
Introduction to Three-Dimensional Studies
Introduction to Cultural Practices 1
Introduction to Drawing 2
Introduction to Cultural Practices 2
L~1/2
L~1
L~1
L~1
L~1/2
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FFD100
FFE102
FFE103
FFA102
FFD101
FFA103
Plus 25% from the following:
Introduction to Ceramics
Introduction to Textiles
Introduction to Sculpture
Introduction to Printmedia
Introduction to Painting
L~2
L~2
L~2
L~2
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FFC110
FFX110
FFS110
FFR110
FFP110
Unit title
unit code
Year 1
Year 2
Choose 50% from the following, including at least 25% from one of Ceramics, Sculpture or Textiles:
L~1
FFC201/301
The Art of the Potters Wheel
12.5%
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The Return of the Figure
The Pot as Narrative
Studio Glass Studies
Ceramics: Precious and Ephemeral
Ceramics for the Kitchen Dresser
Revisiting the Figure
Student Initiated Sculpture Project 1
The Art of Adding and Removal
Student Initiated Sculpture Project 2
Sculpture: Fine Art Metal Casting
Small Scale Sculpture
The Art of Costume 1
Textiles: Pattern and Form, Symbol and
Meaning
Fibres and Fabrics
Computer-aided Textiles
Complementary Study
L~2
L~2
L~1
[na]
L~1
L~1
[na]
L~2
[na]
L~2
L~1
L~1
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FFC203/303
FFC204/304
FFC205/305
FFC250/350
FFC251/351
FFS201/301
FFS202/302
FFS203/303
FFS204/304
FFS250/350
FFS251/351
FFX202/302
FFX204/304
L~1
L~2
L~1/2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FFX205/305
FFX206/306
HXA201/301
Plus 25% from level 200/300 units listed in the Theory Studies schedule
plus 25% elective units chosen from other level 200/300 units listed in the BCA schedule, or approved
complementary modules from TAFE, or units offered in other courses in the University
Year 3
L~1/2
L~1/2
Studio Project 1
Studio Project 2
FFE302
FFE303
25%
25%
Plus 50% from level 200/300 units listed in the BCA schedule, or approved complementary modules from
TAFE. Students may include 25% of units offered by other courses in the University
Schedule D – Theory Studies stream
campus offered
weight
Required units[a]
Introduction to Drawing 1
Introduction to Two-Dimensional Studies
Introduction to Three-Dimensional Studies
Introduction to Cultural Practices 1
Introduction to Drawing 2
Introduction to Cultural Practices 2
L~1/2
L~1
L~1
L~1
L~1/2
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FFD100
FFE102
FFE103
FFA102
FFD101
FFA103
plus 25% from the following:
Introduction to Ceramics
Introduction to Textiles
Introduction to Sculpture
Introduction to Printmedia
Introduction to Painting
L~2
L~2
L~2
L~2
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FFC110
FFX110
FFS110
FFR110
FFP110
[na]
12.5%
FFA250/350
Unit title
unit code
Level 100
Level 200/300
Choose 100% from the following:
The Construction of Genius
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Romance and Realism
The Avant-Garde and the Necessity of the New
The Arts in Revolt
Professional Practice
Gallery Studies
Wilderness and Natural Environment
Australia, Art and Design
Research Seminar
Thai Art and Culture
World Music
History of Jazz & Rock A
History of Jazz & Rock B
Complementary Study
L~1
L~2
[na]
L~4
L~2
[na]
L~1
L~2
L~4
[na]
L~1
L~2
L~1/2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FFA251/351
FFA252/352
FFA254/354
FFA233/333
FFA234/334
FFA235/335
FFA237/337
FFA301
FFA236/336
FFA213/313
FFA210/310
FFA211/311
HXA201/301
Subject to sub-dean approval, students may also include up to 25% from units offered by other Schools:
any Humanities & Social Science units listed in the BA Schedule; or the following units in Architecture:
L~1
KDA212
History & Theory in Design 3
12.5%
L~2
KDA222
History & Theory in Design 4
12.5%
L~1
KDA312
History & Theory in Design 5
12.5%
L~2
KDA322
History & Theory in Design 6
12.5%
L~2
KDA422
Theory in Design 1 (BArch)
12.5%
Plus 100% elective units chosen from level 200/300 units listed in the BCA schedule, or approved modules
from TAFE. Students may include 50% of units offered by other courses in the University
[a]
Note: Subject to approval from the Head of School, students may replace studio or drawing units with
level 100 Theatre Studies units or level 100 units from other courses.
Schedule E – Contemporary Music (Jazz & Rock)
stream
campus offered
weight
unit code
L~1
L~1
L~1
L~1
L~2
L~2
L~2
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FPM101
FPM102
FPM103
FFA102
FPM104
FPM105
FPM106
FFA103
L~1
L~1
L~1
L~2
L~1
L~2
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FPM201
FPM202
FPM203
FPM205
FFA210/310
FFA211/311
plus 25% elective units from any of the following:
L~2
Theory, Composition & Arranging 2B
L~2
Practical Study 2B
Music Technology: Computers and Sequencing [na]
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FPM204
FPM206
FPM207/307
Unit title
Year 1
Theory, Composition & Arranging 1A
Aural & Ensemble 1A
Practical Study 1A
Introduction to Cultural Practices 1
Theory, Composition & Arranging 1B
Aural & Ensemble 1B
Practical Study 1B
Introduction to Cultural Practices 2
Year 2
Theory, Composition & Arranging 2A
Aural & Ensemble 2A
Practical Study 2A
Aural & Ensemble 2B
History of Jazz & Rock A
History of Jazz & Rock B
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L~2
L~2
[na]
[na]
L~1/2
Pedagogy
Contemporary Vocal Ensemble
World Music
Cross-Media Studies
Complementary Study
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
FPM208/308
FPM209/309
FFA213/313
FPM210/310
HXA201/301
or other level 200/300 units listed in the BCA schedule, or approved modules from TAFE, or units from other
courses offered in the University
Year 3
[na]
[na]
Music Project A
Music Project B
25%
25%
FPM301
FPM302
Plus 50% elective units chosen from level 200/300 units listed in the BCA schedule (eg Voice and Media,
Professional Presentation Skills, World Music, Cross-Media Studies) or approved modules from TAFE (eg
Sound Production or Video Production). Students may include 25% of units offered by other courses in the
University.
Contemporary Music Electives
The following music electives are available to students in other degree programs at the
University.
Unit title
Aural & Ensemble 1A
Theory, Composition & Arranging 1A
Aural & Ensemble 1B
Theory, Composition & Arranging 1B
Aural & Ensemble 2A
Aural & Ensemble 2B
History of Jazz & Rock A
History of Jazz & Rock B
campus offered
L~1
L~1
L~2
L~2
L~1
L~2
L~1
L~2
weight
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
12.5%
unit code
FPM102
FPM101
FPM105
FPM104
FPM202
FPM205
FFA210/310
FFA211/311
Note: The following information is NOT included in the printed edition of the Course and
Unit Handbook
Additional Information
The following information answers some frequently asked questions.
Note, however, details should be confirmed with the appropriate authority
Responsible faculty or school | Faculty of Arts
Campus(es) offered | Launceston
Mode of delivery| Full time | Part time
Course duration | 3 years minimum (6 semesters) | 8 years maximum (16 semesters)
Majors and Specialisations | Launceston majors: 2D Studies, 3D Studies, Theatre Studies,
Theory Studies, Contemporary Music (Jazz and Rock)
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University of Tasmania Course and Unit Handbook –Course details for 2003
March 7, 2016, 14:17 PM, page –13