Enrolment Advice
2015
PROGRAM NAME
Bachelor of Education (Design and
Technology)
PROGRAM CODE
ACADEMIC PLAN
Home Economics
YEAR LEVEL
Campus Central Mawson Lakes
Ground floor, C Building
EMAIL
CAMPUS CENTRAL
OFFICE
LBDT
SCHOOL CODE
EDS
3
CAMPUS
MAWSON LAKES
campuscentral.mawsonlakes@unisa.edu.au
PHONE
1300 301 703
(Please contact Campus Central if you need help with
enrolling)
SCHOOL
School of Education
EMAIL
UniSASchoolofEducation@unisa.edu.au
PHONE
8302 4133
(Please contact the School Office if you have any other
queries)
DEFINITIONS:
Subject Area and Catalogue
Number
A 4-letter subject area code plus a 4-digit catalogue number make up the course code, e.g. BIOL 1033. You can search for courses by using
this code.
Class Number
A class number is a unique number used to identify individual classes held during a specified study period. You can use class numbers to
enrol, starting with the class number of the enrolment class
Enrolment Class
An Enrolment Class is the first class you enrol in for a particular course. This can be a lecture (LEC), tutorial (TUT), workshop (WSH), practical
(PRA) or external (EXT) to name a few examples. There may be multiple enrolment classes to choose between. All other components will be
related to the enrolment class and will display once you select your enrolment class.
Related Classes
Related classes are other components (i.e. a tutorial or practical) that make up the course. In some cases you may be automatically enrolled
into a particular related class that is associated with the enrolment class you selected.
Auto Enrol Class
In some courses, once you select the Enrolment Class, you are automatically enrolled (Auto-Enrol) in a second (related) class (e.g. by
choosing a tutorial you are automatically enrolled into the lecture). The class number will be listed in the Auto-Enrol column below. You
may still be required to select another related class to complete your enrolment.
External Class
The external class number will be listed on the timetable please click on the ‘Refer to timetable’ link. This number is the only enrolment
class number you need to enter in ‘Manage my Enrolment’ when enrolling.
Study
Period
Subject
Area
Catalogue
Number
Course Name
Enrolment Class
Related
Class
Notes
First Semester
This is the last year this Tafe Course will be
offered. Please ensure you complete in 2015.
Enrol at Tafe Regency
Tafe Course 4:
1
2
2
Hospitality and Commercial
Cookery 3
EDUC
EDUC
Classes will be held every Friday
between 6th Feb and 27th March
inclusive 2015
This Tafe course is normally scheduled for SP5
but will be run at the beginning of the 2015
instead to allow for outstanding electives to
be picked up in SP5.
10:30am – 6:30pm
3061
Professional Experience 3:
Assessment & Reporting
Enrol in 1 WORKSHOP
Please see timetable for class
numbers
3056
Approaches to Child and
Community Studies
Enrol in 1 WORKSHOP
Please see timetable for class
numbers
Contesting Curriculum Pedagogy
and Assessment
Enrol in 1 WORKSHOP
Please see timetable for class
numbers
Auto Enrol in
LECTURE
(online) &
FIELD
PLACEMENT
Please enrol into classes designated to Primary &
Middle/LBDT ONLY
Exact placement days are:
3 Lead in Days Wednesday’s: 25 March, 8 April &
6 May + 4.5 week block 20 May – 19 June.
This is a course substitution for:
4
EDUC
4212
Auto Enrol in
LECTURE
EDUC 4158 Contesting Curriculum
If you have completed EDUC 4158 you will not
need to do this course
**Ensure you read important accompanying notes on the last two pages**
When enrolling externally please DO NOT enrol into a class designated for Whyalla or Mt Gambier
Study
Period
Subject
Area
Catalogue
Number
Course Name
Enrolment Class
Managing Learning
Environments
Enrol in 1 WORKSHOP
Please see timetable for class
numbers
Related
Class
Notes
Second Semester
This is a course substitution for:
5
EDUC
3007
EDUC 4197 Educators’ Work
If you have completed EDUC 4197 you will not
need to do this course
Enrolment advice and study periods for electives
can be found at:
Elective 2
5
Auto Enrol in
LECTURE
http://w3.unisa.edu.au/eds/dt_programpage.asp
Enrol at TAFE Adelaide
5
Tafe Course 5:
Fashion Design 2
7
Health Risks and Relationship
Education
HLTH
2013
Classes will be held at Tafe on
Wednesdays 9am – 3:30pm
Start Date 20th July
Finish date 21st September
This is the last year this Tafe Course will be offered.
Please ensure you complete in 2015.
Enrol in 1 TUTORIAL
Please see timetable for class
numbers
**Ensure you read important accompanying notes on the last two pages**
When enrolling externally please DO NOT enrol into a class designated for Whyalla or Mt Gambier
Please use attached 2015 Program Structure Checklist on page 5
to ensure you have completed/enrolled in all required courses for the LBDT program.
NOTES:
1.
The above shows the full list of courses to be taken by a student undertaking a full-time load solely in this year of the program.
2.
When an external offering is mentioned students have a choice of attending face to face classes on campus or undertaking the course 100%
online with no face to face time on campus at all.
3.
Enrolments are not able to be altered after the study period census date. Students have until the Enrolment Add deadline to enrol themselves
into courses for the study period.
4.
Students enrol in all courses for both study periods (Study Period 2 & 5) at the beginning of the year.
5.
In the event that a student does not succeed in all study period 2 courses, that student may usually continue with their study period 5
enrolments, but MUST consult with the Academic Services Team (UniSASchoolofEducation@unisa.edu.au) before doing so.
6.
Students who are undertaking less than a full load AND students repeating courses in previous years of the program MUST email the Academic
Services Team (UniSASchoolofEducation@unisa.edu.au) to be advised as to which courses they are to enrol in.
7.
All students prior to commencing a professional experience placement must have completed a Criminal History Screening Clearance.
8.
Responding to Abuse & Neglect – Education & care training (previously called Mandatory Notification is completed in the final year of your
degree. An introductory session will be conducted early in your degree so you are aware of your legal obligations in this area and according to
the Children’s Protection Act.
9.
All students prior to commencing their final professional experience placement must have completed the Basic Emergency Life Support (BELS)
First Aid.
10. It is your responsibility to arrange and complete items 7, 8 & 9.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUERIES OR QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL:
UniSASchoolofEducation@unisa.edu.au
For continuing LBDT students only
2015 Program Structure Checklist
LBDT – Bachelor of Education (Design and Technology)
Home Economics
STUDENT NAME:____________________________________________ STUDENT ID:____________
Course Code
Course Name
Year 1
EDUC 1077
EDUC 1081
EDUC 1076
EDUC 2031
EDUC 1041
EDUC 1088
STUDY PERIOD 2
Learning and Cognition
(previously EDUC 4157 – Approaches to Learning)
Professional Experience 1: Introduction to Educators’ Practices
Language & Literacy for Learning
(previously EDUC 1063 – Language & Multiliteracies)
An Introduction to Design and Technology
STUDY PERIOD 5
Children’s Development: Conception to 3 years
(previously – Development and Learning Birth to 3)
Food and Society
(previously code FOSC 3010)
Tafe Course 1: Hospitality and Commercial Cookery 1
Classes no longer offered for UniSA LBDT students - if you have not
completed this course please contact us ASAP for alternative
Free Elective
Year 2
EDUC 2052
STUDY PERIOD 2
Tafe Course 2: Hospitality and Commercial Cookery 2
Classes no longer offered for UniSA LBDT students - if you have not
completed this course please contact us ASAP for alternative
Tafe Course 3 – Fashion Design 1
Classes no longer offered for UniSA LBDT students - if you have not
completed this course please contact us ASAP for alternative
Workplace Knowledge and Safety
Elective 1
EDUC 2051
EDUC 2062
EDUC 3055
GRAP 2019
STUDY PERIOD 4
Teaching and Learning in Design and Technology Education
(Will be offered in SP4 2015 and SP4 2016 for Home Ec only)
STUDY PERIOD 5
Professional Experience 2: Curriculum & Pedagogy
(previously EDUC 4043 – Reflective Practice 2)
Inclusive Education
(previously EDUC 4196 – Inclusive Approaches to Diverse Student
Needs)
Creative Thinking Methods (can be done in SP2, 4, 5 or 7)
(previously – Idea Generation Methods for Designers)
To be completed
Completed
Course Code
Course Name
To be completed
Completed
Year 3
EDUC 3061
EDUC 3056
STUDY PERIOD 2
Professional Experience 3: Assessment & Reporting
(previously – EDUC 4055 Reflective Practice 3)
Approaches to Child and Community Studies
Elective 2
EDUC 4212
EDUC 3007
HLTH 2013
STUDY PERIOD 4
Contesting Curriculum, Pedagogy and Assessment
(previously – EDUC 4158 Contesting Curriculum)
STUDY PERIOD 5
Managing Learning Environments
(previously – EDUC 4197 Educators’ Work)
Elective 3
Tafe Course 4 (Hospitality and Commercial Cookery 3)
Last time offered – will only run in SP1 2015 (Every Friday between
6th Feb and 27th March inclusive) – not SP5 as previously
scheduled
Tafe Course 5 (Fashion Design 2)
Last time offered – will only run in SP5 2015
STUDY PERIOD 7
Health Risks and Relationship Education
Year 4
EDUC 4210
EDUC 2061
STUDY PERIOD 1
Years 6-9 Professional Pathway 2 (Middle Schooling)
(previously – EDUC 4198 Rethinking the Middle Years)
Teaching and Learning in Aboriginal Education (SP1, 4 or 5)
(previously – EDUC 4169 Education, Change and Society)
STUDY PERIOD 2
Elective 4
Elective 5
EDUC 4206
STUDY PERIOD 5
Professional Experience 4: Teacher as Inquirer
(previously EDUC 4056 – PAR 4)
2015 Enrolment Advice specific for your program and year level can be accessed early October 2014 via
your Student Portal under ‘my enrolment advice’ or via the following link below (Enrolment Advice will also
detail placement and Tafe course 4 & 5 dates)
http://w3.unisa.edu.au/eds/enrolment_info.asp
Advice for courses to enrol in for your Elective (Minor) Learning area:
http://w3.unisa.edu.au/eds/dt_programpage.asp