Instrumentation control engineering courses

... by all engineers, such as engineering design, mathematics and science, and how to manage a professional engineering project. You’ll then build on this learning with specialist and optional units that concentrate on developing your understanding and skills in essential areas of electrical and electronic engineering... Learn about: Full Time, Engineering Management, Electronic Engineering...

... Further Analytical Methods for Engineers Statistical Process Control Management of Projects Instrumentation and control Principles Mechatronic System... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...This course aims to give you a broad grounding in Engineering, and it is strongly recommended that an A Level in maths is taken alongside this Diploma, as this course is primarily aimed at learners who wish to progress directly onto higher education. Your learning will take three forms: Principle... Learn about: Full Time...

...As one of the most diverse of the engineering professions, youll be designing, developing and manufacturing, while experimenting with todays most innovative technologies. This course is designed to develop your technical competence and engineering knowledge while easily fitting around your current... Learn about: Manufacturing Engineering...

.... The foundation year is the first year of this degree, offering an excellent grounding in the fundamentals of engineering, electronics and mathematics. It’s designed to prepare you for degree level study. We offer ‘real world’ engineering knowledge and skills developed through a combination of theory... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Signal processing, Full Time...

...); Digital and Analogue Devices and Circuits (H2); Electronics (H2); Instrumentation and Control Principles (H1); Microprocessor Systems (H1) (For...

...This course aims to give you a broad grounding in Engineering, and it is strongly recommended that an A Level in maths is taken alongside this Diploma, as this course is primarily aimed at learners who wish to progress directly onto higher education. Your learning will take three forms: Principle... Learn about: Part Time...

... Engineering. From the second year onwards, you'll specialise in one of these four streams: biomedical engineering; medical devices and systems; biomaterials science and tissue engineering; biomanufacturing. In the final year, you will work on an individual project related to your specialism. Our Scientific... Learn about: Medical training, Tissue Engineering, GCSE Mathematics...

... engineering to design and maintain machinery with electronic and computer control systems, such as aircrafts, robots, motor vehicles, cameras, power generators... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...A Piping engineer has to be conversant with subjects such as fluid handling, stress strain relationship, material of construction, field instrumentation, statutory & safety aspects. Areas like design and selection of complex equipment applications, designing of audit requirements and developing...

... Engineering. From the second year onwards, you'll specialise in one of these four streams: biomedical engineering; medical devices and systems; biomaterials science and tissue engineering; biomanufacturing. In the fourth year, you will work on an individual project related to your specialism. Our Scientific... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Biomedical Engineering, Medical training...

...See course description. Suitable for: Candidates should have a process or engineering background...

... breadth of bioengineering subjects in your first year. From the second year onwards, you'll specialise in one of these four streams: biomedical engineering; medical devices and systems; biomaterials science and tissue engineering; biomanufacturing. Project work, sometimes in groups, could see you tackling... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Tissue Engineering, Medical training...