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School of Engineering prospectus 2012 - Walter Sisulu University

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HOD, for promotion to the S2 main stream programme. [Courses: Digital Systems I, Electronics<br />

I, Electrical <strong>Engineering</strong> I, Mathematics I]<br />

11.6.2.6.7 Exit Rules<br />

11.6.2.6.7.1 Completion Rules<br />

The Extended Programme forms part <strong>of</strong> National Diploma: <strong>Engineering</strong>: Electrical qualification,<br />

<strong>of</strong> which the exit/ completion details are described under the National Diploma: <strong>Engineering</strong>:<br />

Electrical.<br />

11.6.2.6.7.2 Exclusion Rules<br />

For details see same section under National Diploma: <strong>Engineering</strong>: Electrical.<br />

11.6.2.6.8 Programmes <strong>of</strong>fering<br />

The Department <strong>of</strong> Electrical <strong>Engineering</strong> currently <strong>of</strong>fers the Extended Programme at both the<br />

College Street delivery site in Buffalo City and the Ibika delivery site in Butterworth.<br />

11.6.2.6.9 Curriculum Structure<br />

In order to allow for foundational material to be integrated into the Diploma courses, the<br />

programme is extended by six months in both the first and second semester periods <strong>of</strong> study.<br />

For some courses the foundational provision is in the form <strong>of</strong> additional material necessary<br />

to facilitate the students understanding <strong>of</strong> the Diploma course material. In other courses the<br />

foundational provision is in the form <strong>of</strong> the extra time available in the extended programme.<br />

The extra time enables lecturers to spend longer on the very difficult sections <strong>of</strong> work, test<br />

more frequently to identify problem areas, revise at regular intervals and revisit problem areas<br />

as they are identified. This is very beneficial to Extended Programme students. After two years<br />

<strong>of</strong> receiving foundational support the students have had sufficient support to enable them to<br />

cope with the regular Semester 3 and Semester 4 courses without further foundational support.<br />

Students on the Extended Programme enroll for the following courses, which all contains<br />

foundational provision<br />

The National Diploma: <strong>Engineering</strong>: Electrical Extended Programme is structured<br />

as follows:<br />

S1 — 1 Year<br />

Course Code (College) Code (Ibika) Credit Pre- Requisite<br />

Communication Skills I COMM 1/0 COMM 1/0 0,05<br />

Computer Skills I CSKI 1/0 CSKI 1/0 0,05<br />

Digital Systems I DSYS 1/0 DSYS 1/0 0,1<br />

Electronics I ETRO 1/0 ETRO 1/0 0,1<br />

Electrical <strong>Engineering</strong> I EENE 1/0 EENE 1/0 0,1<br />

Mathematics I MATH 1/0 MATH 1/0 0,1<br />

S2 — 1 Year<br />

Course Code (College) Code (Ibika) Credit Pre- Requisite<br />

Digital Systems II DSYS 2/0 DSYS 2/0 0,1 Digital Systems I<br />

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING<br />

100

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