Electrical engineering courses

...Engineering is one of the most satisfying professions. You get results, often astounding results. You make things happen, from powerful motors moving massive equipment accurate to a fraction of a millimetre, to tiny silicon chips processing information at lightning speeds. You conceive...

... of electronics to analysis of the body’s own electrical activity and to the measurement and analysis of signals from the body such as medical images. They may also apply the principles of mechanical engineering to the analysis of motion and creation of devices which monitor and support walking. Warwick graduates... Learn about: Clinical Engineering, Signal Propagation, Systems Engineering...

... courses in electronics and electrical engineering, mathematics and computing science. You will study foundational analogue and digital electronics, and will design... Learn about: Skills and Training, Software Engineering...

...Designed for those entering or wishing to progress within the Electrical Industry. NC Group Award for those who successfully complete this course...

...This course is designed to enable engineers to develop their. skills and competence to a higher level in the electrical. engineering sector. It will equip them to seek employment in industrial, public sector and service organisations...

...This course provides a specialist work-related programme of study that covers the key knowledge, understanding and practical skills required in the mechanical engineering sector and also offers particular specialist emphasis through the choice of specialist units. Core units include:Business... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

...HNC Electrical Engineering The aim of this course is to advance the individual's skills in preparation for a career at Supervisory or Management...

...This course is the continuation of the HNC in Electrical Engineering, expanding on the extensive material covered in the first year. The Electrical Engineering industry has many areas for student' s to progress their career' s through power Engineering, distribution, power control, electrical...

...Electronics/Electrical Engineering Qualification: BTEC First Diploma Programme Area: Construction Description: This is a practical, work related...

...The Level 3 Diploma requires successful completion of 11 units. The programme consists of five core units that are selected by expert engineering lecturers to give students the best educational knowledge of both electrical and electronic engineering... Learn about: Part Time, Electronic Engineering...

...The City and Guilds 2339-17 Level 2 Technical Certificate is designed for those people either working, or hoping to work, in the electrical distribution or transmission sector. Typically the course will be of benefit to overhead line workers, cable jointers and substation fitters or those hoping... Learn about: Power Engineering...

... Phase AC Circuit, Mathematics for Engineering 1, Electrical Networks and Resonance, Electrical...

...2. Course description The Level 3 Diploma requires successful completion of 11 units. The programme consists of five core units that are selected by expert engineering lecturers to give students the best educational knowledge of both electrical and electronic engineering... Learn about: Electronic Engineering, Part Time...

... of study: Year 1: 1- Health and Safety in the Engineering workplace 4- Mathematics for Engineers 6- Electrical & Electronic Principles 35- Principles and applications of Electronic devices and circuits 53- Electronic Measurement & Test Year 2: 2- Communication for Engineering Technicians 3- Engineering... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Electronic Engineering...

...The Level 3 Diploma requires successful completion of 11 units. The programme consists of five core units that are selected by expert engineering lecturers to give students the best educational knowledge of both electrical and electronic engineering... Learn about: Part Time, Electronic Engineering, GCSE Mathematics...

... Phase AC Circuit, Mathematics for Engineering 1, Electrical Networks and Resonance, Electrical...

...Mechanical engineers work on very small products like motors that turn a CD in a CD player, or miniaturised mechanisms known as nano-technology. They also work on very big products like cars and aeroplanes. Mechanical engineering involves the materials involved, the dynamics of a system...

...This programme is suitable for those with a keen interest in theoretical and practical engineering disciplines and who wish to pursue a prosperous career as a specialist engineer in various industries including marine, maintenance, automotive or manufacturing...

...Where next ? Upon successful completion you'll be able to progress onto the following routes; Electrical/Electronic Engineering Level 3 Employment Apprenticeship...

...This two year, 1 evening per week course will further your skills and knowledge in Marine Electrical Installation & Engine Maintenance, and is aimed at candidates with some previous experience or knowledge in marine, and/or an electrical/mechanical discipline. You will be working in a classroom... Learn about: Construction Training, Systems Engineering, Marine engineering...