Single units are a flexible way to build on existing knowledge or learn new skills.
Pursue an area of interest, undertake professional development or give study a try without enrolling in a full course. If you decide later that you want to undertake a full Swinburne course, you may receive credit for single units already completed.
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This unit is to introduce students to knowledge and techniques to analyse and solve problems in physics. This unit examines the laws and concepts involved in the areas of Electric Power, Magnetism and Light. Students will be introduced to knowledge and techniques to enable them to analyse and solve problems. Emphasis will be given to analysing and solving problems in context.
The purpose of the module is to introduce learners to the general principles of software development process, basic syntax of a suitable programming language, control structures (sequential, selection, and repetition), and programming concepts such as variables, functions, modules, and file processing.
This unit aims to develop an understanding of the principles of design and how these principles are applied in a multimedia context and toapply the two dimensional design principles to a range of multimedia tasks using both conventional and digital imaging techniques and software application.
