Electrical engineering courses

... of engineering situations and gain the basis for further study of more specialist areas of electrical/electronic engineering... Learn about: Part Time...

...Course Content Mandatory Units: Health and Safety Electrical and Electronic Principles Other Year 1 Units: Mathematics for Engineering Technicians... Learn about: Electrical and Electronic...

...The School of Engineering and Applied Science offers the Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Engineering (an online degree program) as a schoolwide degree...

...Maintenance and Operations Engineering Technicians covers electrical technicians; mechanical technicians; control and instrumentation technicians; electrical system and process control technicians; electromechanical technicians and plant operations technicians. They will maintain the safety...

...The mainstream Mechanical Engineering course at Brunel covers all the fundamental elements of mechanical engineering and design, and provides a background in related fields such as computing, electronics, electrical engineering, control, energy and environment. To give you greater commercial... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

... or mechanical engineering, you’ll learn from our expert faculty and benefit from our links with world-leading companies. After completing your Foundation Year, you choose which of our areas of engineering to pursue... Learn about: Electrical Circuits, GCSE Mathematics, Foundation Mechanics...

...The engineering sector continues to suffer from a skills gap and needs to keep up with rapidly developing technologies. This course has been designed to give new entrants to the engineering sector the underpinning knowledge and specific skills needed to meet the needs of modern mechanical...

... an integrated multidisciplinary route to engineering, with modules covering core areas of the subject including electronics. Optional modules related to electronics are available. In the final year you will specialise in electronic engineering... Learn about: Multimedia technology, Technical Computing, Systems modelling...

... an integrated multidisciplinary route to engineering, with modules covering core areas of the subject, including electronics. Optional modules related to electronics are available (such as Computer Engineering and Programming). In subsequent years, there is a focused specialisation in electronic engineering... Learn about: Business management, Systems modelling, Multimedia technology...

... Challenge, working with students from other engineering disciplines to solve a real-world problem. All second years get to work on a week-long project devised by one of our industry partners. You'll also get the chance to work with an engineering company through the Sheffield Industrial Project Scheme... Learn about: Communication Training, GCSE Mathematics, Electronic Engineering...

...The mainstream Mechanical Engineering course at Brunel covers all the fundamental elements of mechanical engineering and design, and provides a background in related fields such as computing, electronics, electrical engineering, control, energy and environment. To give you greater commercial... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

...This course is a great choice if you are new to the electrical industry and want to become a qualified electrician. This diploma is the industry's most recognised route for qualification as an electrician and you can work in the domestic, commercial or industrial sectors...

...These qualifications are aimed at people with an interest in developing a range of skills based around Electrical Installation...

...This is a three year Engineering Apprenticeship Programme for employed people aged 16+ who have recently started or are about to start working in an engineering environment and aim to achieve a recognised sector skills qualification. This programme is fully funded for 16-18 year olds, and partially...

... of contexts from electrical engineering and computer science...

...The Master of Engineering degree is a four-year first degree that delivers the breadth and depth that you will need in the world of engineering. It is designed to produce graduates who will go on and lead engineering teams. Your first two years offer you a broad-based engineering education... Learn about: General Engineering, IT Development, GCSE Mathematics...

...Power Engineering Third Class - A2 Location Kindersley Delivery Mode Classroom Full-time/Part-time Full-time... Learn about: Power Engineering...

... among all engineering subjects at Lancaster. You will explore core themes of design, materials, thermodynamics and heat transfer, along with appropriate mathematical study in the first year. Alongside these, you will develop your design, problem-solving, management and leadership skills. Following... Learn about: Engineering Mathematics, GCSE Mathematics, Chemical Engineering...

... & Safety and Communications. Students will be taught an additional four units which include Computer Aided Design (CAD), Business, Welding and Electrical Installation. Practical elements will include Boatbuilding, Joinery & Carpentry, Rigging and GRP/ Composites Engineering. To make this course meaningful... Learn about: Marine engineering, GCSE Mathematics...

... will cover both theoretical and practical skills. This course would suit persons with some practical engineering knowledge but little or no electrical...