Electrical mechanical engineering courses

...This course is made up of core and specialist units, including: Communications for technicians. Science for technicians. Mathematics for technicians. Electrical and electronic principles. ELectronics. Computer aided design. Engineering workplace practices. Health, safety and welfare...

...Our stimulating Electronic and Electrical Engineering with Industrial Year MEng degree programme enables you to gain strong theoretical and practical skills in electronic and electrical engineering and to collaborate with academics who are global experts in their field... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Engineering Mathematics...

... considering a career in electrical engineering or electronics or related disciplines such...

...Robotics is ‘one of the UK’s eight great technologies’, as identified by the UK Government. On this course, you have the opportunity to develop specific expertise in robotics alongside skills in mechanical engineering. You’ll study in our £12-million Future Technologies Labs, dedicated to teaching... Learn about: Engineering mechanics, Manufacturing Processes, Fluid Mechanics...

...If you are employed in the engineering industry and already have your PEO2 or qualify for exemption (over 25 with engineering experience) and wish to gain an Apprenticeship framework Qualification this is the 2 year Level 3 course for... Learn about: Manufacturing Engineering...

...Our Integrated BEng Mechanical Engineering Foundation degree is part of our foundation pathways programme, which combines the highest standards of one of Britain’s leading global universities with a fully integrated student experience... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering...

...The HNC comprises eight modules (four will be studied each year). These include: Manufacturing & Materials Technology Engineering Science Mechanical Engineering Science CAD/Electrical Principles Mathematics for Technology Project Industrial Studies Engineering Design... Learn about: Production Engineering...

...Mechanical Engineering at Sussex equips you with the skills to succeed in your future career. You also have the opportunity to apply for a year working in industry. You’re given specialist training to lead multidisciplinary teams in the development of complex systems. These include sustainable... Learn about: Manufacturing Processes, Fluid Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering...

... out planned and emergency fault diagnosis and maintenance on mechanical and electrical equipment and systems, modifying or restoring plant/systems to usable...

...The BTEC qualification is the nationally recognised as an Engineering Tecnician qualification. It is an integral part of the Advanced Apprenticeship framework...

...The advanced diploma is a vocationally related qualification (VRQ) focusing on the candidates performance using practical skills, knowledge & understanding of engineering principles. Students will need to be disciplined in their approach to study as it will involve some work outside of college... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

...This course is for people who want to become a technician in electrical or electronic engineering. The course consists of 12 units and includes topics such as electrical and electronic principles, digital and analogue electronics, maths, project management and applications of electronic devices... Learn about: Project Management, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Maintenance...

...Learn the basic electrical theory, principles, legislation and safety, EAL Domestic Electrical Installer. Suitable for: New Entrants...

...This course is suitable for you if you enjoy a challenge. You will gain the skills you need to gain employment in some of the skills shortages areas around the installation of new products. You can specialise in consumer and commercial electronics or domestic electrical appliances... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...Robotics is 'one of the UK's eight great technologies', as identified by the UK Government. On this course, you have the opportunity to develop specific expertise in robotics alongside skills in mechanical engineering. You’ll study in our £12-million Future Technologies Labs, dedicated to teaching... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Maths, Team Training...

... in the Engineering Workplace; Communications for Technicians; Engineering Project; Mathematics for Technicians; Electrical and Electronic Principles; Mechanical Principles; Specialist units: Properties and Applications of Engineering Materials; Further Mechanical Principles; Mechanical Measurement & Inspection... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering...

...Low carbon vehicle technologies are at the cutting edge of innovation within the automotive industry - one of several exciting areas of study for students of this BEng course... Learn about: Automotive Engineering...

...This course is for applicants that have a HNC and want to achieve the 6 extra units needed to gain the HND level. The 6 Units range from mechanical or electrical/electronic options. Typical Examples are: Mechanical Options: Quality Assurance & Management, Robot Technology, Materials Engineering...

.... Commercial Aspects of Organisations Employing Engineers. Further Mechanical Principles and Applications. Engineering Drawing for Technicians. Computer Aided Drafting. Selection and Applications of Programmable Logic Controllers. Computer Numerical Control of Machine Tools. Further Mathematics for Engineers...

...Typical subjects studied are: Science and Mathematics. Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics. Engineering Design/Project. Electrical and Electronic Principles. Technical Drawing and Computer Aided Drawing and Design. Computer Numerical Control (CNC). Machining. Materials Engineering. Quality Assurance...