Pearson BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)
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Pearson BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)
Trade & Professional, University, Level 5
2 years Full-time, 3 years Part-time
12/09/2022
Full-time or Part-time
H620
B60
Overview
The Pearson BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) is designed to provide you with a wider knowledge of Engineering principles and methodology, supported by the development of analytical and research skills to prepare you for employment opportunities in the Electrical and Electronic Engineering field. Emphasis will be placed upon reflection, analysis, environmental impact, critical thinking and personal development.
Key Info
Units are sequenced to provide you with a coherent learning experience. The structure will also ensure a practicable, even spread of assessments throughout the academic year.
The Higher National Diploma programme has a total value of 240 credits and is equivalent to approximately 2400 hours total learning time.
Teaching and learning methods include:
- Lectures and Seminars
- Workshops and Labs
- Tutorials
- Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs) Moodle
- Work Based Learning
- Guest Speakers
- Field Trips
Year 1:
- Engineering Design
- Engineering Mathematics
- Engineering Science
- Managing a Professional Engineering Project
- Electrical and Electronic Principles
- Digital Principles
- Electronic Circuits and Devices
- Electrical Systems and Fault Finding.
Year 2:
- Research Project
- Professional Engineering Management
- Further Mathematics
- Further Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
- Industrial Power, Electronics and Storage
- Industrial Systems
- Further Electrical, Electronic and Digital Principles.
Entry to this course requires a BTEC Level 3 qualification in Engineering and a minimum of 80 UCAS points. GCSE Mathematics and English at Grades A-C/9-4 or equivalent.
Or
A minimum of 80 UCAS points including at least one Level 3 qualification in Mathematics, Physics or Computer Science. GCSE Mathematics and English at Grades A-C or equivalent.
Or
An Access to Higher Education Certificate in an Engineering discipline awarded by an approved Further Education institution.
The School of Engineering welcomes applications from candidates who do not meet the above criteria, in this case applicants will be invited to an interview at which they will be expected to provide a portfolio demonstrating their suitability for entrance to the course.
Claims for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Recognition of Prior Experiential Learning (RPEL) are welcomed by the Programme team.
Assessments may include elements of:
- Practical assessments
- Portfolios of evidence
- In-class tests
- Lab work
- Case studies
- Examinations, both open and closed book
- Reflective activities where you look back over your experiences, analyse them with the assistance of relevant theory and reflective tools, and learn from the experience, online discussions that you have had with your peers, tutors and invited contributors to the programme
- Oral and written reports
- Journals, blogs and log books
- Plans (eg action plans, plans for your group activities)
- Presentations
The programme is designed to support career progression for anyone working in Engineering or for those who would like to develop their knowledge and skills and pursue a career in this field.
Fees
Full-time: £7,750. Part-time: 20 credits: £875, 60 credits: £2,625, 80 credits: £3,500.
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