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MODULES
Engineering Mathematics
Gain a sound knowledge and command in mathematics with an emphasis on engineering applications. It is intended for students who need to develop their mathematical skills before they can fully undertake other elements of degree work. The five main sections of the course are algebra, calculus, numerical methods, ordinary differential equations and probability.
Principles of Design and Manufacture
This module teaches the key elements of the design process and shows how design encompasses all disciplines of engineering. You are shown how any modern engineer has to produce cost-effective solutions while keeping a close eye on the product life cycle with a view to maintaining sustainability. You deal with budgeting, meeting deadlines, working with others as well as research, interpretation and referencing.
Computer Aided Engineering
This module introduces the general principles of Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) and focuses on its use in mechanical and electrical and electronic engineering. You will be able to use standard industry software to create and analyse solid models, analyse simple electronic circuits and examine the main features of programming languages.
Electrical and Electronic Principles
This double module consolidates fundamental principles in electrical and electronics science together with a basic knowledge and understanding of common analogue and digital electronic devices.
Mechanical Principles
The aim of this double module is to provide you with a clear understanding of the key concepts of mechanical engineering. Learn to take accurate measurements, analyse and critically appraise experimental data and present the results of your experiments with a critical analysis in a written format as a short scientific report.
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