Engineering courses Derby

...– in line with College requirements. What can I do after this course? Further Study The progression route is through a HNC or a Foundation Degree in your chosen area... Learn about: Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering...

...of the course the delegate will be able to: Identify the main components of a relay Explain the different operational characteristics of a relay Identify...

...(A and B) Engineering Design and Manufacture CAD Project Power Hydraulics and Control or Materials Engineering or Introduction to PLCs or Control and Instrumentation... Learn about: Manufacturing Engineering, Engineering Science, Materials Engineering...

...Who Should Attend Delegates who need to broaden their knowledge of signalling practices. Ideally delegates should have successfully completed a Basic Signalling...

...Electrical Engineering (Top-Up) Electronic Engineering Application Electrical Power Systems Automation and Robotics Final Year Project Control Systems... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering...

...Objectives Produce scheme plans and aspect sequence charts using current standards and principles. Content Development of railway signalling Signalling...

...(Mechanical and Manufacturing route) or Analogue and Digital (Electrical route) Year 2: Mechanical: Mechanical Engineering (A and B) Engineering Design... Learn about: Manufacturing Engineering, Materials Engineering...

...Objectives · Lead a team in the verification testing of ‘locations’, equipment rooms or control panels to ensure compliance with design · Lead a team in...

...equipment and PPE to complete the course. Candidates will be expected to provide their own scientific calculators with a two-line display... Learn about: General Engineering...

...Principles LEARNING APPROACH Exercises, demonstrations, discussions and theoretical sessions. Assessments are included. FEATURES Provides an in-depth introduction...

...can be formally credited. Work of a particularly high quality is rewarded though Merit and Distinction grades. Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required?... Learn about: Quality Training, Electronic Engineering...

...Identify the requirements of the special regulations. Suitable for: The course covers the full 17th Edition regultaions - Scope, Object and fundamental...

...You can progress to the NVQ Level 3 in your chosen discipline, to an apprenticeship or to other appropriate educational courses such as...

...Edition and overview of the differences between 16th and 17th Editions. WHO SHOULD ATTEND Designed for delegates who need to be conversant with the latest...

...– in line with College requirements. What can I do after this course? Further Study The progression route is through a HNC or a Foundation Degree in your chosen area... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

...(we recommend the Casio "fx" range of calculators), pens, pencils, full geometry set, ruler and A4 paper refill pad. What can I do after this course?... Learn about: General Engineering...

...Learners may be expected to purchase Academy uniforms (supplied internally). What can I do after this course? You can progress to the NVQ Level 2 in your chosen discipline...

...verbal presentations, team work and analysis. The College offers a comprehensive development programme as part of your studies to support your progression in these areas...

...Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required? You will need to provide PPE (Personal Protective Equipment). What can I do after this course?... Learn about: General Engineering...

...equipment such as overalls and boots. What can I do after this course? You can progress to the Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering...