Year No. Offer Mode Description Cred. Pts 98 65401 S12 D APPLIED PHYSICS PROJECT 4.00
A substantial programme of research will be performed by the student, the prime purpose being to give the student experience in carrying out research into physics.
This research project will be based on experimental work conducted either within the University or elsewhere in conjunction with a government or private organisation. The project, supervised by a member of staff with appropriate expertise, will consist of pure or developmental research in an important area of physics.
Description Weighting(%)
- The details of the experimental work to be performed will obviously vary with each individual project. However, the student will be expected to perform original research under the supervision of a senior scientist from the place at which the research is being carried out. If this is not the USQ, regular progress reports must be submitted to a second supervisor who will be a USQ staff member.
Journals, monographs and other printed materials appropriate for
the research topic chosen.
ACTIVITY HOURS Seminars 5 Directed Study 675
No *F/S Marks Due Description Wtg(%) LBL WWW 1 S T.B.A. SEMINAR 10.00 N 2 S T.B.A. RESEARCH THESIS 70.00 Y 3 S T.B.A. SEMINAR 20.00 N
Three typed copies of the dissertation based on the project,
presented in the format typical of post-graduate theses, must
be submitted to the examiner of this unit by the end of Semester 2.
In accordance with University Policy and Guidelines,
i an Examiner may grant an extension of the due date of an
assignment in extenuating circumstances;
ii no assignments will be accepted for assessment purposes
after assignments or model solutions have been released
except in extenuating circumstances;
iii assignments submitted after the due date without
any extenuating circumstances will attract a penalty of
at most 20% of the assigned mark for each working day late;
iv students who submit an assignment after the due date and
wish to claim extenuating circumstances, must provide
documentary evidence with the assignment explaining the
circumstances;
v the unit examiner shall consider a claim for extenuating
circumstances and decide on the outcome;
vi the decision of the Dean shall be final in any dispute
that may arise in the implementation of these guidelines.