Program Overview

University Program Information

The university offers a range of programs across various colleges, including Accounting Sciences, Agriculture & Environmental Sciences, Economic & Management Sciences, Education, Human Sciences, Law, Science, Engineering & Technology, and the College of Graduate Studies.

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• Accounting Sciences: Offers qualifications in accounting sciences, with a focus on developing knowledge, understanding, and skills required for further learning towards becoming a competent professional.
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• Agriculture & Environmental Sciences: Focuses on qualifications related to agriculture and environmental sciences, aiming to develop competencies and skills in solving problems related to these fields.
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• Economic & Management Sciences: Offers qualifications in economic and management sciences, with an emphasis on innovative teaching and learning, research that matters, and community engagement.
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• Education: Provides qualifications in education, focusing on the preparation and continuous professional development of educators, as well as research and community engagement in education.
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• Human Sciences: Offers qualifications in human sciences, with a focus on developing knowledge, understanding, and skills required for further learning towards becoming a competent professional in human sciences.
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• Law: Provides qualifications in law, with an emphasis on developing competencies and skills in legal practice, research, and community engagement.
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• Science, Engineering & Technology: Offers qualifications in science, engineering, and technology, focusing on developing knowledge, understanding, and skills required for further learning towards becoming a competent professional in these fields.
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• College of Graduate Studies: Provides postgraduate studies, research support, and innovation initiatives, with a focus on advancing excellence through research and innovation.
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Program Details

Electrical Engineering I - EEA1501

• Purpose: To develop the necessary knowledge, understanding, and skills required for learners' further learning towards becoming a competent Engineering Technician.
• Description: This module is compulsory and core for the National Diploma in Electrical Engineering. It aims to enable students to develop competencies and skills in solving problems for Direct Current electrical, magnetic, inductive, and capacitive circuits.
• Outcomes: Upon successful completion, students will be able to perform calculations with respect to different components in a direct current circuit and discuss and design basic electrical control circuits.
• Articulation: Successful completion of this module allows students' entry to Electrical Engineering II and Electrical Machines II modules, with potential articulation possibilities.