Bachelor of Vision Science

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Future domestic students

Bachelor of Vision Science

Year 2015

QUT code OP45

QTAC code 425312

Duration 3 years full time

OP 2

Rank 98

Total credit

points

288

Start months February

Domestic fee

indicative)

2015: CSP $4,400 perStudy Period (48 creditpoints)

Course contact [email protected] 2000

Campus Kelvin Grove

Accurate as at 23/09/2014. For the latest information see:

https://www.qut.edu.au/study/courses/bachelor-of-vision-science

This PDF contains information about the course structure. For more information about the coursesee the course information PDF

Structures

2015 Semester 1 (Feb) entry - Full-time

2015 Semester 1 (Feb) entry -Full-timeSemesters

Year 1, Semester 1

Year 1, Semester 2

Year 2, Semester 1

Year 2, Semester 2

Year 3, Semester 1

Year 3, Semester 2

Code Title

Year 1, Semester 1

CZB190 Chemistry for Health Sciences

MAB141 Mathematics and Statistics for MedicalScience

PUB104 Australian Health Care Systems

LQB182 Human Cell & Molecular Biology

Year 1, Semester 2

LSB255 Foundations of Anatomy and Histology

LSB250 Human Physiology

PCB150 Biomedical Physics

PYB007 Interpersonal Processes and Skills

Year 2, Semester 1

CSB520 Disease Processes

OPB352 Ocular Anatomy and Physiology 3

OPB353 Ophthalmic Optics 3

PCB240 Optics 1Year 2, Semester 2

LSB384 Pharmacology For Health Professionals

OPB351 Visual Science 3

OPB452 Ocular Anatomy and Physiology 4

OPB453 Ophthalmic Optics 4

Year 3, Semester 1

OPB451 Visual Science 4

OPB550 Diseases of the Eye 5

OPB556 Assessment of Vision 5

OPB654 Ocular Pharmacology

Year 3, Semester 2

LSB492 Microbiology

Code Title

OPB557 Binocular Vision

OPB650 Diseases of the Eye 6

OPB656 Assessment of Vision 6

Unit SynopsesCSB520 Disease ProcessesAnti-requisites LSB321, LSB361, LSB367

Equivalents LSB475

Credit Points 12

AvailabilitiesGardens Point - SEM-1

Clinical health professionals work in multidisciplinary teams within the health caresystem to provide optimal care toindividuals and communities. The natureand standards of professional practice are

determined by government and professionalorganisations, and the scope of clinicalpractice for clinicians evolves in response tocommunity needs. There is a communityexpectation that clinical health careprofessionals will be effectivecommunicators who engage in ethicalpractice that is continually improved throughongoing reflection. This unit introducesstudents to these concepts as they apply toprofessional practice.View unit details online| View unit timetable

CZB190 Chemistry for Health

SciencesAnti-requisites CVB101, CVB102

Credit Points 12

AvailabilitiesGardens Point - SEM-1, SEM-2

The study of chemistry forms an importantfoundation for all students of the healthsciences. The organisation of the humanbody begins with chemicals (atoms andmolecules) making up its simplest orsmallest scale level of organisation.Chemistry allows us to understand howcells, tissues and organs are formed, how
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these substances react with each other and their environment,and how these substances behave. This unit will develop theessential concepts of chemistry necessary for students studyinghealth and biological science with topics introduced and appliedin a contextualised manner relevant to their disciplines. As partof your early biomedical science training, you need to explorethe chemical composition of the human body and have anunderstanding of chemical processes relevant to biology. This

unit will form an essential foundation to further study in the areasof health sciences.View unit details online| View unit timetable

LQB182 Human Cell & Molecular BiologyAnti-requisites SCB122

Credit Points 12


Human Cell and Molecular Biology equips you with acomprehensive understanding of the molecular structure andfunction of the cell. This unit introduces the basic principles andconcepts of cell structure, function, specialisation, maintenanceand replication, and introduces you to fundamental molecularmechanisms important to the organisation of the cell. You will beshown how macromolecular interactions are crucial toinformation flow and heredity. You are taught the relationshipsbetween chromosomes, genes and cellular function andultimately how these may determine an organism's phenotype.View unit details online| View unit timetable

LSB250 Human PhysiologyPre-requisites SCB112 or LSB118 or LSB131 or LQB182 or LSB142

Anti-requisites LSB231

Credit Points 12


A strong foundation in human physiology is crucial for studentsin Optometry, Podiatry and Medical Science. This unit willprovide you with the necessary foundation for subsequent unitsin physiology, pathology or immunology. This unit is alsoappropriate for other students interested in studying medicalphysiology at an intermediate level and is also designed toencourage your interest in scientific research and current issuesin medical physiology. The aim of this unit is for students to gaina strong a background in human physiology and to develop skillsand gain knowledge that are relevant to the needs of futureoptometrists, podiatrists and medical scientists.View unit details online| View unit timetable

LSB255 Foundations of Anatomy and HistologyPre-requisites SCB112 or LQB182

Credit Points 12


A detailed understanding of human anatomy is fundamental tothe knowledge base of the medically orientated biologicalscientist. This unit introduces you to both theoretical andpractical aspects of gross, systemic and microscopic anatomy ofthe human body with emphasis on the microscopic anatomy.The unit builds upon knowledge gained in previous units whichintroduced you to basic principles of cell structure and function.Knowledge gained in this unit provides a basis for moreadvanced studies in cellular pathology, histochemistry and

cytology.View unit details online| View unit timetable

LSB384 Pharmacology For Health Professionals

Pre-requisites(LSB111 or LSB282 or LSB382 (NS40) or (LSB475 orCSB520 (OP45) or LQB281 (CS43))) or (LSB235 andLSB250 (PU43 Podiatry))

Credit Points 12

Availabilities

Caboolture - SEM-2Kelvin Grove - SEM-1, SEM-2

Health professionals such as Nurses, Paramedics, Podiatristsand Optometrists require a detailed understanding of thepharmacological properties of the medicines that are used dailyin the treatment of patients under their care. This unit introducesstudents to the discipline of pharmacology by examining theinteraction of drugs with biological systems. An understanding ofpharmacology is fundamental to a students understanding ofpharmaceutical products in terms of efficacy and safety andprovides a rationale for their therapeutic use.View unit details online| View unit timetable

LSB492 MicrobiologyAnti-requisites LQB301

Credit Points 12


This unit will provide you with foundation knowledge and anunderstanding of the diversity of microorganisms, the hostsimmune response to infection and methods of control ofmicroorganisms. You will: (i) study relevant infectious diseasestates, (ii) research the importance of microbial pathogens asaetiological agents of disease, and (iii) reinforce your knowledgeof microorganisms and methods of control of microorganisms byperforming experiments within the microbiology laboratory.View unit details online| View unit timetable

MAB141 Mathematics and Statistics for MedicalScienceAnti-requisites MAN101, MAB101

Equivalents MAB140

Credit Points 12


This unit provides you with the essential grounding inmathematical and statistical concepts, methods and analysis ofdata used in units you will encounter later in your course, andrelevant to medical science laboratory data and situations inpharmacy, vision science, biomedical science and medicalscience.View unit details online| View unit timetable

OPB351 Visual Science 3Pre-requisites OPB352 and OPB353

Co-requisites OPB452 and OPB453

Credit Points 12

AvailabilitiesKelvin Grove - SEM-2

This unit includes a study of the basic visual sciences thatunderpins the practice of optometry. It covers the optics of theeye, including its basic design, dimensions and retinal quality aswell as the psychophysical principles of vision.View unit details online| View unit timetable
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OPB352 Ocular Anatomy and Physiology 3Pre-requisites LSB250 and LSB255

Credit Points 12


This unit provides information on the ocular anatomy andphysiology that underlies the functional measurements made inoptometry and their interpretation. It includes the structure andfunction of the anterior eye and orbit.View unit details online| View unit timetable

OPB353 Ophthalmic Optics 3Pre-requisites (MAB141 or MAB233) and PCB150

Credit Points 12


Ophthalmic Optics is a fundamental area of Vision Science andOptometry, as a majority of problems deal with in these fieldsrequire optical solutions. It provides much of the optical basis forother units in the Optometry and Vision Science course dealingwith optics, and thus is placed early in the course.

View unit details online| View unit timetable

OPB451 Visual Science 4Pre-requisites OPB351and OPB452

Credit Points 12


This subject continues studies commenced in OPB351, andprovides students with an understanding of spatial, temporal,colour and binocular vision, and their influence on visualperformance.View unit details online| View unit timetable

OPB452 Ocular Anatomy and Physiology 4Pre-requisites OPB352Co-requisites OPB351

Credit Points 12


This is a continuation of OPB352. The unit covers the posterioreye, orbit, neural pathways, eye movements, neurophysiology ofvision and an introduction to electrophysiological techniques.View unit details online| View unit timetable

OPB453 Ophthalmic Optics 4Pre-requisites PCB240 and OPB353

Credit Points 12


This unit provides information on the ocular anatomy andphysiology that underlies the functional measurements made inoptometry and their interpretation. It includes the structure andfunction of the anterior eye and orbit.View unit details online| View unit timetable

OPB550 Diseases of the Eye 5Pre-requisites (CSB520 or LSB475) and OPB452

Co-requisites OPB654

Credit Points 12

Availabilities

Kelvin Grove

- SEM-1

This unit provides students with a knowledge and understandingof relevant general diseases and those that affect the eye. Itincludes general disease principles and processes, referralprocedures, genetics, congenital, dystrophic and degenerativeeye disease, and the ocular manifestation of general disease.[Designated Unit]View unit details online| View unit timetable

OPB556 Assessment of Vision 5Pre-requisites OPB351 and OPB453 and PYB007


Credit Points 12


This unit addresses the theory and practice of a number ofclinical procedures which are used in eye examination: visualacuity measurement, external and internal examination of theeyes, subjective refraction, and tonometry. Students are alsointroduced to communication with patients, and thecommunication principles and skills in taking a case history.View unit details online| View unit timetable

OPB557 Binocular VisionPre-requisites OPB451 and OPB556

Credit Points 12


This unit covers the different types of refractive errors and whatto expect in different age groups, and the types of binocularvision and accommodation anomalies frequently found in thepopulation. A suite of procedures to investigate binocular andaccommodation anomalies is covered.View unit details online| View unit timetable

OPB650 Diseases of the Eye 6Pre-requisites OPB451 and OPB550 and OPB556

Credit Points 12


This is a continuation of OPB550 and covers the ocularmanifestations of general disease, neuro-ophthalmology,glaucoma, inflammations/infections, tumours and trauma.View unit details online| View unit timetable

OPB654 Ocular PharmacologyPre-requisites OPB452 and LSB384


Credit Points 12

Availabilities Kelvin Grove - SEM-1

This unit provides students with the appropriate knowledge ofpharmaceutical agents used to examine the eye and to treat eyediseases.View unit details online| View unit timetable

OPB656 Assessment of Vision 6Pre-requisites OPB556

Credit Points 12


This unit introduces the student to the theory and practice of

further core clinical techniques of vision assessment. Theintegration of these core clinical techniques with the basic
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techniques learned previously gives students a thoroughknowledge of all aspects of routine patient management.View unit details online| View unit timetable

PCB150 Biomedical PhysicsAnti-requisites PVB101

Credit Points 12

AvailabilitiesGardens Point

- SEM-2

Professionals in the applied sciences require an understandingof the processes of making and recording measurements and anunderstanding of the physical principles that govern thebehaviour of both the physical parameters being measured andthe instrument being used to make the measurement. The aim ofthis unit is to introduce you to the processes of makingmeasurements and estimating, processing and interpreting theuncertainties involved with these measurements. To enable youto understand the physical parameters being measured and alsothe limits of the measuring instrument; the physics of mechanics,heat, sound and light will be introduced and explained.View unit details online| View unit timetable

PCB240 Optics 1Credit Points 12


This unit includes a study of selected topics in optics particularlyrelated to aspects of optometry. Topics include geometricaloptics in mirrors and lenses, including thick lenses, cylindrical,spherical and toric lenses, colour and colour measurement,photometry, lens aberrations and optical instruments.View unit details online| View unit timetable

PUB104 Australian Health Care SystemsCredit Points 12

Availabilities Kelvin Grove - SEM-1

This is an important unit for students who are intending to enterthe health industry. It is designed to give a broad overview of thesystem of health care in Australia and its methods of operation.This unit outlines the structure of the Australian health caresystem, examines the roles and responsibilities of members ofthe health care team. It also helps identify the key issuesconfronting the provision of health care.View unit details online| View unit timetable

PYB007 Interpersonal Processes and SkillsAnti-requisites PYB074, HHB113, PYB111

Credit Points 12

Availabilities

Gardens Point - SEM-1Kelvin Grove - SEM-1, SEM-2Caboolture - SEM-2

This unit gives you an introduction to the factors that contributeto effective communication, both personally and professionally.This unit adopts a multidisciplinary allied health approach toconsider how characteristics such as self-regulation, self-esteemand perceptual biases, or experiences such as trauma, cultureand technology can influence our capacity to communicateeffectively.View unit details online| View unit timetable

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