Engineering (60 credits)

Program Overview

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Engineering (60 credits)

Overview

The Level 3 foundation diploma in Engineering allows learners to gain understanding and knowledge across a range of engineering practices. This qualification enables learners to develop essential knowledge in areas such as engineering principles, design technology, electricity, mechanics, statistics, and mathematics.

Course Modules

The Level 3 course is made up of 6 modules and 6 written assignments. Each module consists of 40 guided learning hours of material with an additional 30-50 hours worth of optional materials that comprise of recommended exercises, recommended readings, Internet resources, and self-testing exercises.

• Engineering principles
  • Understand applications of SI units and measurement.
  • Know how to perform engineering calculations.
  • Know how to interpret engineering information.
• Design Technology
  • Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of engineering products and design.
  • Understand how to apply a systems approach to electrical design.
  • Be able to produce 2D CAD drawings.
• Electricity
  • Understand the functions of basic electrical components within circuits.
  • Be able to apply AC and DC circuit theory to circuit design.
  • Understand power supplies and power system protection.
• Mechanics
  • Understand the motion of objects in mathematical terms.
  • Understand energy changes in a system.
  • Understand energy transfer, forces and elasticity.
• Introducing statistics
  • Understand the underpinning concepts relating to the analysis of statistics.
  • Understand a range of data types and their representation.
  • Be able to calculate and interpret statistical diagrams and measures.
• Mathematics
  • Understand the application of algebra relevant to engineering problems.
  • Be able to use geometry and graphs in the context of engineering problems.
  • Understand exponentials, logarithms and trigonometry related to engineering problems.
  • Understand calculus relevant to engineering problems.

Entry Requirements

To enrol in our Level 3 course, you must be at least 16 years old and have a full secondary education. If you don’t have a full secondary education or the equivalent, you may also be able to enrol based on your work experience.

Cost & Payments

The cost of the Engineering (60 credits) course is £2,500. Students can make payment using one of the following methods:

• Credit or debit card
• Bank transfer
• Interest-free monthly instalments
• PayPal
• Western Union
• ELCAS funding

Career Progression

After studying engineering, you can progress into a career as a Mechanical Engineer, designing and developing mechanical systems and products. You might also become a Civil Engineer, focusing on infrastructure projects like roads, bridges, and buildings. Additionally, you could work as an Electrical Engineer, designing and managing electrical systems and equipment.

University Options

Upon completing this course, students can progress to a full BA or BSc degree programme at a variety of UK universities, online or on campus. Some examples include:

• Coventry University
• Anglia Ruskin University
• London Metropolitan University
• University of Derby
• Middlesex University

Sample Certificate

Qualification Number: 603/7030/0

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Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I apply for this Engineering 60 credits course?
  • Simply register online, call our friendly team directly, or email us.
• Will I have to go to an interview?
  • No, we like to keep things simple here at Online Business School, so you won’t need to go to an interview to enrol on our Engineering 60 credits course.
• How long is an online Engineering 60 credits course?
  • The duration of our diploma in Engineering 60 credits is completely flexible and entirely up to you – we allow 5 years to complete the course, which means you can work at a pace that suits you and your life.
• What does a diploma in Engineering 60 credits course include?
  • Our Engineering 60 credits course includes some great added extras to help you succeed, from 1-2-1 tutoring support and online learning resources to a FREE laptop and Student Membership card.

Program Outline

Outline:

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Course Content:

• Engineering principles
• Design technology
• Electricity
• Mechanics
• Introducing statistics
• Mathematics

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Course Structure:

• 6 modules
• 6 written assignments
• Each module consists of 40 guided learning hours of material with an additional 30-50 hours worth of optional materials.

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Course Schedule:

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Individual Modules:

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Engineering principles

• Understand applications of SI units and measurement.
• Know how to perform engineering calculations.
• Know how to interpret engineering information.

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Design technology

• Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of engineering products and design.
• Understand how to apply a systems approach to electrical design.
• Be able to produce 2D CAD drawings.

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Electricity

• Understand the functions of basic electrical components within circuits.
• Be able to apply AC and DC circuit theory to circuit design.
• Understand power supplies and power system protection.

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Mechanics

• Understand the motion of objects in mathematical terms.
• Understand energy changes in a system.
• Understand energy transfer, forces and elasticity.

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Introducing statistics

• Understand the underpinning concepts relating to the analysis of statistics.
• Understand a range of data types and their representation.
• Be able to calculate and interpret statistical diagrams and measures.

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Mathematics

• Understand the application of algebra relevant to engineering problems.
• Be able to use geometry and graphs in the context of engineering problems.
• Understand exponentials, logarithms and trigonometry related to engineering problems.
• Understand calculus relevant to engineering problems.

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Assessment:

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Assessment Methods:

• Written assignments (6)

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Assessment Criteria:

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Teaching:

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Teaching Methods:

• Online modules
• Written assignments
• 1-2-1 Zoom sessions with personal tutor
• Access to an online social learning forum

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Faculty:

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Unique Approaches:

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Careers:

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Potential Career Paths:

• Engineering
• Medical field
• Economics

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Opportunities:

• Employment in the engineering sector
• Further learning

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Outcomes:

• Successful completion prepares learners for employment in the engineering sector or further learning.

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The fee for enrolling onto the level 3 course is £2000. Students can make payment using one of the following methods: Credit or debit card Bank transfer Interest free monthly instalments Paypal Western Union ELCAS funding