The Power Electronics online course explores the fundamentals of power electronics, providing you with the groundwork to comprehend the essential principles driving modern technology. You'll gain the necessary knowledge to effectively shape and utilize electronic systems for the future.

The Converter Techniques online course is a continuation of the basic course in Power Electronics. The course concentrates mainly on three-phase converters used in power electronics. It covers various converter types, including ac-dc, dc-ac, and ac-ac converters, and emphasizes the underlying principles that distinguish them.

Industrial Technology is an instructional program that prepares students for a wide range of technical positions within the industrial manufacturing industry. Students will be prepared for a career in the installation, maintenance, testing, and repair of industrial electrical and electronic equipment and systems. Students will learn the fundamentals of electricity, electronics, digital techniques, electrical power distribution, motor controls, fluid power systems, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs), as well as basic manufacturing concepts and skills. Graduates will possess the skills necessary to enter the workforce as technicians in the fields of industrial electronic and electrical servicing, PLC and process control, industrial automation and robotics, power distribution, and general electronics technicians.

The department provides a wide variety of subjects including electrical and electronic engineering, control, communications, materials, computers, measurements, and energy engineering. The department offers energy and electronics courses. Each course is carefully structured to ensure that all students acquire the use of up-to-date techniques.

This course is ideal for learners who are interested in learning about designing and building electronic circuits. Students will learn about a wide variety of different components and how they can be combined together to create circuits designed to solve complex problems. This course is designed assuming students have no prior knowledge of the field and we will support you through your studies to begin and enhance your understanding to ensure you achieve your progression aim.

Engineering is transforming how we live, work and study. Engineering is a highly diversified and exciting profession with a wide range of specialisms emerging as new technologies, business models, and engineering challenges develop.

Establish a foundation in digital arts, master electronic tools, and produce art. Inspiring professors, visiting artists, and peers will help you to hone your voice and build a portfolio. Students in this concentration learn and apply key skills, gaining basic mastery of electronic tools useful for creating contemporary visual and performance art. In addition to thinking and writing about the arts, students create interactive environments, fiction and nonfiction videos, computer graphics, electronic music, and art using multiple media. Courses in studio arts, performing arts, historical and cultural studies in the arts, and literature provide a foundation in the use of electronic media and traditional techniques and aesthetic assumptions. Students create and exhibit work at the Daniel Arts Center, which also hosts events throughout the year.

Learn about the benefits of electronic invoicing. Its implementation seeks to facilitate the relationship between those who invoice electronically and those who acquire goods that are invoiced by that means.

Designed with leading employers you’ll develop the core knowledge and skills needed for entry to a range of construction occupations. All backed up with 315 hours working with an employer on an Industry Placement – you’ll gain the first-hand experience of working in the world of Electrotechnical Engineering.

Foundation in Electrical and Electronic Engineering

An Advanced Apprenticeship in Electrical Industry will give you valuable experience of a variety of electrical activities. You will be working in various environments covering Industrial, Commercial and Domestic Installations. Your exact duties will depend upon your employer.

The Electronic Systems Technician (EST) program teaches students the basic skills for entry-level employment in the commercial or residential communication, security, fire alarm, integrated control, entertainment, or surveillance systems.