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Title: GAS3392, Applied Physics
Institution: Monash University, Australia

Level:
Degree.

Description:
Aim:
To extend the studies of units GAS2392 and GAS2381/GAS2382 by examining some specific applications of physics in industry and the environment.

This unit examines the techniques of measuring environment quality parameters together with a study of non-fossil energy sources as a contribution to a clean environment. Environmental and industrial noise legislation, techniques of measurements, and some physiological effects of noise are examined in acoustics.

Assessment includes tests and assignments (70%) and laboratory work (30%).

Prerequisite(s): GAS2392.

Programmes forwhich this course is required or in which it can be included:
Bachelor of Applied Science.

Bachelor of Behavioural Science.


Languages:
English

Media and methods employed: Printed text.
Printed correspondence texts prepared by/for institution, tutorials, study guides, field work, problem solving and relevant data collection and analysis.

Administrative information:
This is a 6 credit course and requires up to 10 hours study each week.

Classification:
070430 PHYSICS
060410 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, POLLUTION CONTROL

Date: 31 October 1995 bb
Source: 1996 Distance Education Courses

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