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13. Programmable Logic Controllers

• Apply programmable logic programmingtechniques

of programmable control.

14. Further Electrical Power

• Understand symmetrical faults and

• Analyse power system transients• Understand the synchronising and

control of synchronous machines.

15. Management of Projects

• Understand the principles of projectmanagement

and people• Manage project processes and

procedures.

Engineering

and solve engineering problems using

• Series and numerical methods for the

• Laplace transforms• Fourier series

Assessment & Grading System

Pearson BTEC HNC/HND assessments are assignment based and not on exams. Assignment is a formal

the Diploma is based on the learner’s best performance in units at the level 4 or 5 to the value of 75 credits for HNC Diploma/at level 5 to the value of 75 credits for HND Diploma. Each Unit is graded as a

Points scored = (credits achieved at pass grade) x 0 + (credits achieved at Merit grade) x 1 +

Fee Schedule

- Medical Insurance- Standard Student Contract- Withdrawal & Refund requests- Refund Policy

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Pearson BTEC Level 4 HNC Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Full-Time: 9 months Part-Time: 12 months

Award CriteriaStudent must pass all the 8 modules to be awarded with the Pearson BTEC Level 4 HNC Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Students must

Points Range Grade0-74 Pass P

75-149 Merit M

150 D

Pearson BTEC Level 4 HNC/Level 5 HND

Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (QCF)

Pearson BTEC Level 5 HND Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Full-Time: 18 months Part-Time: 24 months

Award CriteriaStudent must pass all the 16 modules to be awarded with the Pearson BTEC Level

Method of Delivery

Day/ Evening classes taught by lectures with academic and industry experience.

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Date of Issue: 16 Jan 2017

Tel: 6565 5655 Fax: 6565 6703UEN: 200006772H. ERF Registration: 20-05-2014 to 19-05-2018.

BMC International College

ABOUT BMC INTERNATIONAL COLLEGEBMC International College is an independent self-financing institution registered with the Council for Private Education, Singapore under the Enhanced Registration Framework. Through the years, we have grown in size. Its centres are equipped with teaching facilities, computer laboratories, a library, a science laboratory, Electronics Engineering laboratories and air-conditioned classrooms. Qualified and dedicated teaching staff go all the way to make learning invigorating and wholesome. BMC maintains an average Teacher-Student ratio of 1:30 for lecture and tutorial. For Engineering laboratories, it’s 1:15, for Computer laboratory sessions, it’s 1:20 and for Science Lab is 1:30. Its centres are strategically located in Singapore. They are within walking distance from and to the MRT (train) stations and bus interchanges.Today, we provide business, computing, counselling & psychology, engineering, hospitality, travel & tourism and professional courses to both individuals and corporations. Should you choose to study with us, you will be joining a team of people determined to see your goals are realised to the fullest. We wish you success in your career aspirations and personal satisfaction with our service at BMC International College.

CORE VALUES

● Approachability ● Affordability ● Active ● Respect ● Teamwork

MISSIONTo provide affordable quality education and advance the

interest of lifelong learning.

VISIONTo be a leader in holistic education

About Pearson Education, UKPearson BTEC HNC and HND Diploma is directly awarded by Pearson Education, UK.

Pearson Education is part of Pearson, the world’s leading learning company. They be-lieve education is for everyone, and they provide the tools for people to learn: what-ever their age, wherever they are, in whatever fashion they choose. Pearson qualifica-tions and resources ensure that students develop their skills and knowledge to the full, and are equipped to contribute positively in their chosen learning pathways and careers all over the world.

Pearson Education is the world’s leading learning company with a portfolio that pro-vides innovative textbooks, assessment and testing, technology solutions and inte-grated services. Pearson qualification suite includes Edexcel academic, BTEC vocation-al and LCCI qualifications.

Every day all over the world, Pearson products and services help learning flourish,and wherever learning flourishes, so do people.

About Electrical and Electronic Engineering Programme

Key Features

The Pearson BTEC Level 4 HNC and Level 5 HND Diploma Programmes in Electrical and Electronic Engineering is strongly vocational and forms a solid basis in Electrical and Electronic Engineering fundamentals. It aims to produce high quality, creative techni-cians and engineers.

BTEC HNC and HND qualifications are widely welcomed by the employers, recognized by many international professional bodies and having access to UK and other univer-sities to enter into the first/second or final year of an honours degree in Electrical/Electronic/Computer Engineering subject to the respective universities’ discretion. It is also recognised by Singapore Institute of Engineering Technologists (SIET) as satisfying its academic requirement for membership.

Successful BTEC Higher National Graduates:

• Have the ability to progress into suitable employment in the work place.• Can gain accreditation and valuable continuing professional development when in employment.• Are able to gain exemptions and progress onto Honours degree programmes in relevant subjects.• Are able to apply for membership of professional bodies.

Entry Requirements•

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Pass at least one subject at Grade E in GCE A level (or)

equivalent foreign qualifications (or)

possess level 3 Diploma from Pearson BTEC / NCC Education (or)

• Mature candidates (minimum 30 years old with 8 years of working experience) with NITEC or minimum 2 GCE O level passes (at least C6 in English and any other subject) or 3 GCE N level passes (at least grade 5 in English and any two other subjects)

Course Outline & Programme Structure for BTEC Level 4 HNCThe Pearson BTEC Level 4 HNC Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering is a qualification with a minimum of 120 credits which must contain a minimum of 65 credits at level 4. The modules, levels and credit values are given below:

Course Outline & Programme Structure For BTEC Level 5 HNDThe Pearson BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering is a quali-fication with a minimum of 240 credits which must contain a minimum of 65 credits at level 4 and a minimum of 125 credits at level 5. The modules, levels and credit values of the programme satisfying the above requirements are given below:

S.No. Unit (Module) Title Level Credit1 Analytical Methods for Engineers 4 15

2 Engineering Science 4 15

3 Project Design, Implementation and Evaluation 5 20

4 Electrical and Electronic Principles 5 15

5 Electronic Principles 5 15

6 Microprocessor Systems 4 15

7 Electrical Power 4 15

8 Combinational and Sequential Logic 4 15

9 Business Improvement Techniques 5 15

10 Engineering Design 5 15

11 Electrical, Electronic and Digital Principles 5 15

12 Applications of Power Electronics 4 15

13 Programmable Logic Controllers 4 15

14 Further Electrical Power 5 15

15 Management of Projects 4 15

16 Advanced Mathematics for Engineering 5 15

Total credits 245

7. Electrical Power

• Analyse three-phase systems• Understand the sources and effects of

harmonics in power systems• Understand methods of power

distribution• Understand the economics of components, power systems and alterna-

tive energy.

8. Combinational and Sequential Logic

• Design and build circuits usingcombinational logic

• Design and build circuits usingsequential logic

• Design and evaluate a digital system.

9. Business Improvement Techniques

• Apply the principles of lead-time analysis by creating a lead-time profile, frequencydiagram and by using a cause and effectdiagram

• Use techniques in set-up reduction andprepare an improved standard operatingprocedure

• Understand the benefits of totalproductive maintenance (TPM)techniques

• Understand optimised productiontechnology (OPT).

10. Engineering Design

• Prepare a design specification to meetcustomer requirements

• Analyse and evaluate possible designsolutions and prepare a final designreport

• Understand how computer-basedtechnology is used in the engineeringdesign process.

11. Electrical, Electronic and

Digital Principles

• Apply complex notation in the analysis ofsingle phase circuits

• Apply circuit theory to the solution ofcircuit problems

• Understand the operation of electronicamplifier circuits used in electro-

mechanical systems• Design and test digital electronic circuits

used in electro-mechanical systems.

12. Applications of Power Electronics

• Understand common configurations forcontrolled and uncontrolled rectification

• Understand the methods used for ACmotor control

• Understand the methods used for DCmotor control

• Understand other applications of powerelectronics.

Module Synopsis

1. Analytical Methods for Engineers

Analyse and model engineering situations and solve problems using • Algebraic methods• Trigonometric methods• Calculus• Statistics and probability.

2. Engineering Science

Determine the behavioural characteristics of elements of • Static engineering systems• Dynamic engineering systems• Apply DC theory and single phase AC

theory to solve electrical and electronicengineering problems

3. Project Design, Implementation andEvaluation

• Formulate a project• Implement the project within agreed

procedures and to specification• Evaluate the project outcomes• Present the project outcomes.

4. Electrical and Electronics Principles

• Apply electrical and electroniccircuit theory

• Apply two-port network models• Understand the use of complex waves• Apply transients in R-L-C circuits.

5. Electronic Principles

• Apply testing procedures for semicon- ductor devices and circuits• Understand the characteristics and

operation of amplifier circuits• Understand the types and effects of

feedback on circuit performance• Understand the operation and

applications of sine wave oscillators

6. Microprocessor Systems

• Understand microprocessor-basedsystems

• Design software, write and test programs for a microprocessor-based system• Design and build programmable interface

devices.

S.No. Unit (Module) Title Level Credit1 Analytical Methods for Engineers 4 15

2 Engineering Science 4 15

3 Project Design, Implementation and Evaluation 5 20

4 Electrical and Electronic Principles 5 15

5 Electronic Principles 5 15

6 Microprocessor Systems 4 15

7 Electrical Power 4 15

8 Combinational and Sequential Logic 4 15

Total credits 125

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