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meaning of "applied" in their courses?

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bully3000:
http://www.rmit.edu.au/programs/bp134

http://www.rmit.edu.au/programs/bp251

in regards to the above 2 courses...what alteration does the a word "applied" do?

i know rmit also has applied science and science

how rmit's applied courses different from the regular ones?

does applied mean more hands on (i.e. practical)?

mark_alec:
Did you look what the differences were? One is a 4 year course inclusive of a year of industry placement. The other is a 3 year course.

bully3000:

--- Quote from: mark_alec on July 11, 2013, 08:36:23 pm ---Did you look what the differences were? One is a 4 year course inclusive of a year of industry placement. The other is a 3 year course.

--- End quote ---

...but apart from that they're both exactly the same, right?

sluu001:
Essentially yes. You complete the subjects with the students in the 3 yr course; the only difference is your 3rd year comprises of going off and basically "working" for a year.

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