All these areas are free text. SECTION 3 MODULE CHOICES – The most important area is the module choices and you will need to make sure you study the guides below carefully. This area has two blocks, make sure that you have identified what you want to study and that you have organised your modules. At the top is a level with a drop-down menu so that you can choose the level if you are completing a Foundation award then you should be adding level 4 – & 5 using both blocks. Each Block needs to add up to 120 credits This must include RPL Core modules must be selected Start semester and year to be selected for each module The following are the breakdown of each course as described in the Course Briefing Day and are highlighted into Core and Non-Core modules. Below these are the breakdown of RPL that is recognised so that these can be annotated. Foundation Degree in Engineering There are 5 courses that you need to select from: FdSc in Mechanical Systems Engineering FdSc in Aeronautical Systems Engineering FdSc in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering FdSc in Engineering Management FdSc in General Engineering Overall Course Structures (shaded modules are core modules and must be completed) Study order is normally from top left to bottom right, Study Skills will always be your first module. MATH40415 MECH40634 MECH40739 ELEC40714 Engineering Core Study Skills for Mechanical Electronics 1 Mathematics 1 Remote Learners Principles 1 (Lab required) (Exam) MECH40740 MECH40732 MECH40741 MECH40635 Mechanical Mechanics of Teaching for Design Principles Principles 2 (Lab Fluids Engineers required) MATH40416 Quantitative Methods can be taken as an additional module (maths diagnostic is available to assess whether this is needed)
All these areas are free text. SECTION 3 – MODULE CHOICES The most important area is the module choices and you will need to make sure you study the guides below carefully. This area has two blocks, make sure that you have identified what you want to study and that you have organised your modules. At the top is a level with a drop-down menu so that you can choose the level – if you are completing a Foundation award then you should be adding level 4 & 5 using both blocks. Each Block needs to add up to 120 credits This must include RPL Core modules must be selected Start semester and year to be selected for each module The following are the breakdown of each course as described in the Course Briefing Day and are highlighted into Core and Non-Core modules. Below these are the breakdown of RPL that is recognised so that these can be annotated. Foundation Degree in Engineering There are 5 courses that you need to select from: FdSc in Mechanical Systems Engineering FdSc in Aeronautical Systems Engineering FdSc in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering FdSc in Engineering Management FdSc in General Engineering Overall Course Structures (shaded modules are core modules and must be completed) Study order is normally from top left to bottom right, Study Skills will always be your first module. Core MECH40634 Study Skills for Remote Learners MATH40415 Engineering Mathematics 1 (Exam) MECH40739 Mechanical Principles 1 ELEC40714 Electronics 1 (Lab required) MECH40732 Mechanics of Fluids MECH40635 Design Principles MECH40740 Mechanical Principles 2 (Lab required) MECH40741 Teaching for Engineers MATH40416 Quantitative Methods can be taken as an additional module (maths diagnostic is available to assess whether this is needed)
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