Technical Vocational

The course is designed to teach principles and operations of Automotive Electrical Systems and related ancillaries. It provides in depth information in the proper diagnostics and repair of electrical malfunctions and faults. Coverage of the principles of electrical technology, Ignition systems, Instrumentations, Air conditioning and Electronics fundamentals are covered. Sections on electrical and electronic diagnostics forms an integral component of this course.

This technical course is a must for all mechanics who wish to master the areas of Automotive Electrical and Electronics. It starts with the basics of electricity including circuit principles, Ohm’s law, electrical wiring and schematic, modern ignition systems, batteries, starters and alternators. This course advances to automotive electronics and provides the opportunity to work with modern automotive computerised vehicles and fuel injection systems diagnostics and repairs.

This course deals with the procedures and practices in the construction industry. The topics to be included are: contract documents; working and production drawings; specifications, tendering; quantity surveying; estimating; organizing and controlling construction, construction law, codes and inspections. (Prerequisite: TCS100) 

This course is designed primarily for the electrical technician. This course focuses on applications of electricity. Topics to be covered include: Magnetism and its applications, Generators, Motors, Instruments and measurements, Alternating Current Circuits including RL, RC and RLC circuits and power supplies. Lab included. (Prerequisite: MAT 051)

This course is designed for the electronic technician who will specialize in any of the following fields: Telephone Industry, Computers and Broadcasting (Radio and Television). Topics to be covered include: Radio Wave Transmission, Receivers, Television, Telephones, Fax Machines, Computers, Modems, Printers, Satellite Communications.

Building awareness of the role of engineering profession as a specialised body of knowledge, giving insight into its academic requirements and professional certifications and licenses, are the primary objectives of this course. All three major disciplines are discussed mechanical, civil and electrical as well as other specialised areas such as telecommunications, aeronautical, computer and maritime. Emphasis will be placed on occupational health and safety in engineering practices.

This is an introductory course in engineering drawing. Topics include drafting instruments, introduction to computer aided drafting (CAD), drawing materials, geometric constructions, orthographic and pictorial drawing. Emphasis will be placed on drawing presentations using international standards. The main objective will be to develop the student’s skills which will be applied to the graphic communication of engineering ideas.