BEng Tech (Hons) Electrical & Electronic Engineering (Online) - Full TimeElectric Power Systems (20 credits) / ENG3031-N(FT) / TU OnlineDescriptionThis module is designed to equip students with the skills to design and analyse electrical power circuits and systems. Students will gain knowledge in a wide array of subjects related to the generation and transformation of electrical power. Industrial Electronics (20 credits) / ENG3034-N(FT) / TU OnlineDescriptionThis module introduces you to the fundamental of industrial electronics including power electronic devices, power electronic converters and their application to switched mode power supply and other power electronic applications. The module also considers the principles of modelling, analysis and design of industrial electronics circuits such as switch mode power supply. Power Electronics and Drive Systems (20 credits) / EAC3046-N(FT) / TU OnlineDescriptionThis module provides you with the capability to analyse and design power electronic converters and to integrate them in electric drive systems. Project (BEng Tech 40 credits) / MMD3058-N(FT) / TU OnlineDescriptionThis module advances the development of your independent learning skills by allowing you to investigate an area of engineering for an extended period. You are given training in writing technical reports for knowledgeable readers and you produce a report or dissertation of the work covered. You also give an oral presentation, a poster presentation or both. The topic can be in the form of a research project or a design project. You develop key skills in research, knowledge application and creation through keynote lectures where appropriate and self-managed independent study. You are supported through regular tutorial sessions and project supervision meetings. Renewable Energy & Low Carbon Systems (20 credits) / ENG3051-N(FT) / TU OnlineDescriptionThe demand for energy continues to grow and places strain on the natural environment. The pressures of supporting economic growth, while minimising our environmental impact, has driven the research and development of new sources of energy. You gain the knowledge and skills to implement alternative energy technologies and understand their economic, social and environmental benefit. Sustainable Systems and Industry 4.0 (20 credits) / ENG3032-N(FT) / TU OnlineDescriptionThe emergence of Industry 4.0, often referred to as the fourth industrial revolution, has been attributed to advancing automation, decentralisation and system integration and cloud computing. In the cyber-physical environment, machines can communicate, collect information, and make informed decisions through artificial intelligence (AI), big data and industrial internet of things (IIoT). The evolution of Industry 4.0 has great potential to improve the energy, equipment, and human behaviour. At the same time, in the era of the so-called circular economy, industry across all sectors is under huge pressure to make their manufacturing operations ethical and sustainable. Therefore, we must learn to adopt or implement the latest Industry 4.0 technologies. |






