This module provides students with basic knowledge of manufacturing technology. It focuses on metal-cutting and metal-forming processes, composite manufacturing, non-traditional machining processes, surface finishing processes and common manufacturing processes in the aerospace industry. The operating principles, applications and economical aspects of the industrial manufacturing processes will be described. At the end of the module, students will have a clear overview and understanding of the basic manufacturing techniques and processes applicable to the aerospace manufacturing industries.
This module provides students with basic mathematical principles and tools necessary to underpin their education in the engineering discipline. It will enable them to apply mathematical methods, tools and notations proficiently while analysing and solving engineering problems. Topics covered include engineering functions, trigonometry, complex numbers, determinants, matrices and vectors. At the end of this module, students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of, and competence in, the basic mathematics of engineering such as vectors, matrices, exponential and logarithmic functions, functions, and complex numbers.
This module covers various analogue and digital devices, such as diodes, bipolar junction transistors, operational amplifiers, and basic logic gates. The working principles, designs, and applications of these devices in electronic circuits are also covered. This module provides the foundation for advanced electronic modules in electronic engineering courses
This module provides students with essential knowledge in calculus and analytical skills for solving engineering problems encountered in their course of study. It also serves as a foundation for advanced topics in the second year. Topics include concept of limits; derivatives of polynomial functions, trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, exponential and logarithmic functions; indefinite and definite integrals of common engineering functions; and differentiation and integration with engineering applications.
This module gives students a broad understanding of the communication process and interpersonal communication skills to interact effectively with others. The module will also cover the various forms of writing skills — technical, proposal and report — required in an engineering environment. In addition to interacting more effectively with others, students’ oral presentation skills will also be honed allowing them to become effective presenters.
The module teaches students the methodology of good program development. Students will be able to develop algorithms, draw flowcharts and write structured programs. The module has a practical orientation with ample hands-on practice.
This module equips students with the fundamentals of DC and AC electrical circuits. The students will differentiate resistance, capacitance and inductance through practical experiments and theoretical studies. The students will be trained to select appropriate equations to solve problems about the three passive components of different electrical circuits. Students will be taught to effectively use digital multi-meters and other equipment to measure AC and DC voltages and currents. Students will be able to apply electrical safety rules and regulations relevant to the aerospace industry and confidently work with various electrical/electronic equipment and tools.
This module provides students with the knowledge and skills in the modelling of engineering parts and in interpreting of drawings derived from the 3D models. Topics include orthographic projection, sectional views, assembly drawing, dimensioning, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T). Together, they provide the students with the necessary skills in communicating ideas and concepts through engineering drawings.
This module aims to promote students’ interest in engineering and stimulate them by providing a platform for them to apply the knowledge on practical aviation projects. The module will also equip the students to recognise and relate the importance of having an innovative and enterprise mind-set during project engagement. Coverage includes: introduction to principles of flight; major periods in aerospace history; the growth of the aerospace industry; progress in the development of the airplane and aerospace industry landscape. At the end of this module, students will gain a better understanding of the development of the aerospace industry from a historical perspective and have the necessary knowledge and exploratory attributes to make informed career decisions in the field of aviation.
This module provides students with a practical understanding of the physical and mechanical properties of engineering materials. Coverage includes properties and applications of materials including ferrous, non-ferrous materials, plastics and composites. The various material treatment processes to alter material properties and their industrial applications are also included. At the end of the module, students will be able to select the most appropriate materials to use for aerospace components. Skills acquired will serve as a foundation for advanced modules in aerospace materials and component manufacturing.
This module provides students with basic knowledge of mechanics that includes Newton's 3 laws, statics of rigid bodies in 2-D, friction, stress and strain, moment of inertia, bending moments and shear forces in beams, and torsion of shafts. At the end of this module, students will be able to analyse and solve problems related to engineering statics applications.
This module imparts students with the knowledge and skills required to operate workshop machines to perform various machining processes. The hands-on practical sessions include workshop safety, workshop best practices, correct handling of hand tools and proper techniques of using measuring instruments. On completion of the module, the students will be able to use tools and operate workshop machines to fabricate components for the aerospace industry.
To provide you an all-rounded education, NYP offers General Studies Modules (GSMs). So besides taking modules related directly to your chosen diploma course, you will get exposed to areas beyond your usual field of study. Through a combination of prescribed and elective inter-disciplinary GSMs, you will gain interesting, practical knowledge that can be beneficial to you as you prepare for the world of work and life after graduation.
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