Electrical/Electronic Engineering HND Top Up (Awarded by Edexcel)

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This course is designed to combine the requirements of industry with the theoretical background of the principles involved. Options are available which reflect the needs of both students and employers. Learning is through a mixture of lectures, tutorials and task-based learning. Core units are in the following areas: Electrical and Electronic Principles; Analytical Methods for Engineers; Business Management Techniques; Engineering Science; Engineering Project; Engineering Design. Plus 4 optional units. Extensive use is made of computer modelling and simulation techniques and an emphasis is put on practical applications throughout. There are additional top up units * Further Analytical Methods * Further Electrical/Electronics Principles * Project Management * Electrical Power * Combinational sequential logic

Course information

Name: Electrical/Electronic Engineering HND Top Up (Awarded by Edexcel) Qualification title: BTEC HND Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (QCF) Qualification type: Assessment Continuous assessment involving group and individual assignments. The ability to demonstrate successful communication skills, team working, problem solving and critical reflection on your own performance will be assessed throughout the programme through a variety of assignments. The assessments methods used include case studies, research interviews, observations of practise, oral presentations, critiques of materials as well as essays. All assignments are graded at Pass, Merit, Distinction. Awarding Pearson Education Ltd (Formerly EDEXCEL) Created 20150609 09:38:19 Updated 20150609 09:38:19

Entry requirements

Continuous assessment involving group and individual assignments. The ability to demonstrate successful communication skills, team working, problem solving and critical reflection on your own performance will be assessed throughout the programme through a variety of assignments. The assessments methods used include case studies, research interviews, observations of practise, oral presentations, critiques of materials as well as essays. All assignments are graded at Pass, Merit, Distinction. Equipment required Continuous assessment involving group and individual assignments. The ability to demonstrate successful communication skills, team working, problem solving and critical reflection on your own performance will be assessed throughout the programme through a variety of assignments. The assessments methods used include case studies, research interviews, observations of practise, oral presentations, critiques of materials as well as essays. All assignments are graded at Pass, Merit, Distinction.

Provider

TRAFFORD COLLEGE
Further Education
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