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Synopsis Of Year 1 Modules

EGB101
Engineering Mathematics 1A/1B
[60 hours]

This module provides students with the essential knowledge and analytical skills in mathematics for solving engineering problems. Topics covered include basic trigonometry, common engineering functions, determinants and matrices, vectors and complex numbers.

EGB102
Engineering Mechanics 1
[60 hours]

This module is designed to provide students with the fundamentals of engineering mechanics and to enable them to analyse and solve problems related to engineering design applications. The topics covered include concepts and principles of mechanics, Newton's 3 fundamental laws, statics of rigid bodies in 2D, stress and strain, moment of inertia of areas and masses, beams, bending moments and shear forces, torsion of circular sectioned shafts, friction, dynamics, work, energy and power.

EGB103
Manufacturing Technology
[60 hours]

This module introduces to students to the common manufacturing processes and production systems in the industry. The operating principles, applications and economical aspects of the industrial manufacturing processes will be described. It also includes the classification of production systems, concepts of manufacturing resource planning, JIT and group technology, and an introduction to computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM), and flexible manufacturing system (FMS). The practical sessions introduce the students with operation of various basic machines (such as milling and turning), measuring techniques and bench fitting and assembly.

EGB104
Engineering Drawing/CADD
[60 hours]

The module covers the knowledge & practical skills of preparing and interpreting engineering drawings. Topics that deal with the drawing standards and conventions of orthographic projection, sectional views, assembly drawing, dimensioning, pictorial drawing, etc., are included to equip the students with the necessary skills in communicating ideas and concepts through technical drawings.

EGB105
Materials Technology
[30 hours]

This module provides students with a practical understanding of the physical and mechanical properties of engineering materials so that they are able to select the most appropriate materials to be used in engineering applications. The various material treatment processes to alter material properties and their industrial applications are also covered.

EGB106
Semestral Project 1
[60 hours]

The module covers a series of structured project assignments in which students are expected to put techniques/skills learned into actual applications. Specialised themes and problems are presented where students in teams are expected to apply what they have learnt in a progressive manner. Close supervision will be provided to reinforce learning, and to encourage creativity in problem solving. A high degree of freedom is provided to promote innovativeness.

EGB107
Engineering Mathematics 1A/1C
[60 hours]

This module provides students with the essential knowledge and analytical skills in mathematics for solving engineering problems. Topics covered include trigonometric, logarithmic and exponential functions, differentiation and integration.



EGB108
Electrical Principles & Circuits
[60 hours]

This module provides students with the fundamentals of DC and AC electrical circuits. They learn the main differences among resistance, inductance and capacitance by doing simple laboratory experiments and solving related tutorial problems. Besides learning and applying the relevant electrical principles of the three passive electrical components, students also learn electrical safety rules and how to measure AC and DC basic electrical quantities.

EGB109
Analogue & Digital Electronics
[60 hours]

Fundamental of analogue and digital electronics is introduced. This module provides essential knowledge of the characteristic of electronics components and devices such as PN junction, transistors and operational amplifier. Logic functions and circuits for analysis, design and trouble-shooting is also covered.

EGB110
Communication Skills
[30 hours]

This module gives year-one students a broad understanding of the communication process and the interpersonal communication skills to interact effectively with others. Their oral presentation skills will also be honed so that they can become effective presenters. In addition, the module covers the various forms of writing skills - technical, proposal and report required in an engineering environment.

EGB111
Computer Programming
[60 hours]

This module comprises two parts. The first part gives an overview of the computer and its applications, with a focus on personal computers. It includes a section on how to develop algorithms and drawing flowcharts. The second part of the module covers computer programming using C language. The emphasis is on mastering of basic programming skills. The module has a practical orientation with ample hands-on practice.

EGB112
Semestral Project 2
[60 hours]

Structured along the same approach for the Semestral Project series, this module aims at exploring and developing students' creativity and innovation. Key coverage includes problem-solving skill, teamwork, manufacturing processes. Specialised themes will be given and students are expected to complete and present their solutions through teamwork.

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Last updated on 12 Apr 2010 by Lawrence Durai

 

 



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