Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)
Entry requirements
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or a HNC in a relevant subject. Mature students with experience, a portfolio of work and employer references will be considered. Students must also possess a Grade 4 or above in Maths at GCSE or equivalent.
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About this course
You will develop the analytical thinking skills and principles of electrical engineering employers are looking for.
The programme will develop your knowledge to become a professional engineer, designing innovative products and services, as well as taking technical responsibility for complex engineering systems. You will develop competence in analysis and evaluation in order to problem solve.
Our dual-specialism teaching staff will help sharpen your knowledge. You’ll develop your skills in areas including automation, robotics and programming, industrial power and utilisation of electrical power, mechatronics and project management.
Modules
The course includes units such as: Engineering Design, Engineering Maths, Engineering Science, Managing a Professional Engineering Project, Electrical and Electronic Priniciples and three units from the following options: Automation, Robotics and PLC, Electrical Machines, Electronic Circuits and Devices, Digital Principles and Electrical Systems and Fault Finding. HND units include all of the above plus: Research Project, Professional Engineering Management, Further Mathematics, Industrial Power, Electronics and Storage, Industrial Systems. A further two units will be offered from the following: Further Machines and Drives, Embedded Systems and Further Electrical, Electronic and Digital Principles , Utilisation of Electrical Power.
Assessment methods
The programme is assessed through a variety of methods from written assignments to course work.
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