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Doncaster College - Part time Edexcel Higher National Diploma in Electrical - Electronic Engineering Level 5

Edexcel Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronic Engineering Level 5

 

Start/End Date	Day	Course Code	Start Time	End Time	Location	Fee	Benefit A	Benefit B
	TBC	A345/01	TBC	TBC	TBC	TBC

 

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Course Description

The HND in Electrical/Electronic Engineering has been designed to continue on from the HNC in Electrical/Electronic Engineering.

 

Attendance will normally consist of one extended day per week, running into the evening for approximately 35 weeks over a period of one year.  To qualify for the award 16 units are required of which 10 are taken from the HNC level qualification.

 

There is a mixture of classroom and practical activity throughout the course. In addition to the course fee students must pay a BTEC registration fee.  The registration is valid for five years.

 

Assessment will be carried out by means of a number of assignments, laboratory exercises, coursework and examinations.

 

Course Structure

There are six units of study:

• Control Systems and Automation
• Engineering Mathematics
• Project Management
• Combinational and Sequential Logic
• Electronic Computer Aided Design
• Operational Amplifiers

 

Course Entry Requirements

This is normally a BTEC Higher National Certificate, but the course leader will consider other entry qualifications.

Students are selected on a first come first served basis although no difficulty is usually experienced in gaining access to the course.

 

Course Progression

Students who successfully complete the course may proceed to the BSc (Hons) degree in Integrated Technology which is also run on a part-time day basis within the College.

 

Alternatively it may be possible to secure a place on a university course elsewhere.

 

Course Career Prospects

Successful completion will assist your progression in your current employment and also widen opportunities within the general engineering environment into jobs such as Senior Engineer and Project Manager.

 

If you are unsure about your career progression please contact the Careers Team.

 

For Specific Course Information Contact

Ray Hobson on 01302 553894 or e-mail raymond.hobson@don.ac.uk