Advanced Diploma of Applied Electrical Engineering (Electrical Systems)

Program Overview

This advanced diploma in Applied Electrical Engineering (Electrical Systems) provides practical skills in electrical technology fundamentals, rotating machinery, energy efficiency, and safety regulations. Graduates gain expertise in the latest electrical engineering technologies and are prepared for careers as instrumentation technicians, electrical technicians, and other roles in the electrical engineering industry. The program is internationally recognized under the Dublin Accord, ensuring global recognition of its graduates' skills and knowledge.

Program Outline

Outline:

This applied, industry-focused advanced diploma covers a variety of skills such as electrical technology fundamentals, rotating machinery and transformers, energy efficiency, earthing and safety regulations, and operation and maintenance of electrical equipment. Upon completion of this program, you will gain skills and knowledge in the latest and developing technologies in electrical engineering. Course Benefits: • Skills in the latest electrical system engineering technologies • Practical guidance from experts in the field • Global networking contacts in the industry • Improved career prospects and income • A world class Advanced Diploma of Applied Electrical Engineering (Electrical Systems) This course is internationally recognized under the Dublin Accord. LEARN MORE Apply now Become an EIT student Want to learn more? Make an enquiry and download a brochure Not the right course for you? Find similar courses Need help? Start a live chat Apply now Become an EIT student Want to learn more? Make an enquiry and download a brochure Not the right course for you? Find similar courses Need help? Start a live chat Program Details Graduates will have the knowledge and skills to contribute to the capacity of electrical engineering and related industries to maintain their competitiveness in a global marketplace through the application of latest technologies, value adding to existing products, process and services and the development of new, sustainable and innovative solutions. Seven threads run through the program to give students maximum, functional coverage in the broad field of electrical engineering. These threads comprise electrical technology fundamentals, distribution equipment and protection, rotating machinery and transformers, power electronics, energy efficiency, earthing and safety regulations, and operation and maintenance of electrical equipment. This practical program avoids too much emphasis on theory. The lecturers presenting this advanced diploma are highly experienced engineers who have worked in the electrical engineering industry. The delivery methodology — live and interactive webinars with the use of state-of-the-art technologies such as remote and virtual laboratories and simulation software — ensures you graduate with cutting-edge skills that are valued by employers around the world. Program Structure The program is composed of 15 modules and 2 units of competency. These modules cover a range of aspects to provide you with maximum practical coverage in the field of applied electrical engineering. Module / Unit Number Module / Unit Name Duration 1 Use Basic Mathematics in Engineering (DCSBME604) 6 Weeks 2 Electrical Circuits (DEEECS602) 3 Weeks 3 Basic Electrical Engineering (DEEBEE603) 3 Weeks 4 Apply the Fundamentals of Professional Engineering Practice (DPEFPE619) 4 Weeks 5 Electrical Drawings (DEEEDR605) 3 Weeks 3 Basic Electrical Engineering (DEEBEE603) 3 Weeks 4 Apply the Fundamentals of Professional Engineering Practice (DPEFPE619) 4 Weeks 5 Electrical Drawings (DEEEDR605) 3 Weeks 6 Electrical Power Distribution (DEEEPD606) 5 Weeks 7 Transformers, Circuit Breakers and Switchgear (DEETCB607) 5 Weeks 8 Electrical Machines (DEEEMC608) 4 Weeks 9 Power Cables and Accessories (DEEPCA609) 3 Weeks 10 Earthing and Lightning / Surge Protection (DEEELS610) 4 Weeks 11 Power System Protection (DEEPSP611) 5 Weeks 12 Electrical Safety and Wiring Regulations (DEEESW612) 5 Weeks 13 Testing, Troubleshooting and Maintenance of Electrical Equipment (DEETTM613) 4 Weeks 14 Energy Efficiency and Energy Use (DEEEEU614) 4 Weeks 15 Power Quality (DEEPQU615) 4 Weeks 16 Power Electronics and Variable Speed Drives (DEEPEV616) 5 Weeks 17 DC and AC High Reliability Power Supplies (DEEHPS617) 5 Weeks Course Learning Outcomes As engineering paraprofessionals, graduates will be able to: Evaluate contemporary issues in electrical systems engineering Differentiate and justify appropriate electrical distribution equipment and protection systems Assess and implement relevant earthing and safety regulations Develop appropriate procedures necessary to operate and maintain electrical equipment Formulate engineering solutions to scenarios related to electrical and instrumentation systems in the industry Prepare complex technical information and concepts to plan, communicate and implement solutions to a range of engineering environment and contexts Manage complex projects on time and within budget Manage self-autonomy to achieve objectives within organisation that have outputs based on engineering application Communicate professionally and effectively

Careers:

Potential Job Outcomes Instrumentation technician Electrical technician Service technician E&I technician Automation technician Engineering Associate Project Supervisor Senior technician Field service technician Electrical Supervisor Industrial field service technician