School of Engineering prospectus 2012 - Walter Sisulu University

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THERMODYNAMICS III Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration MTHA 3/0 (see above) 6 0,083 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per Semester Tutorials per week Number of weeks Notional hours 6 x 40 min. 3 x 2 hrs 2 x 40 min 15 100 Content/ Syllabus Theory: 1.Gas and Steam processes 2. Compressors. 3. Internal Combustion Engines. 4. Refrigeration. 5. Nozzles. 6. Revision. Practicals: Consist of three experiments/Projects, i.e. Refrigeration, Compressors and Steam Nozzles Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained assessments based on tutorials, assignments, projects, and tests. Final mark will be obtained from the Year Mark (DP) x 40% + Exam Mark x 60%. Entry Assumptions/Pre-requisites: See section under Pre-requisite courses MECHANICAL MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING II Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration MMEN2/0 (see above) 6 0,083 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per semester Tutorials per week Number of weeks Notional hours 6 x 40 min 10 x 2 hrs None 15 100 Content/ Syllabus Theory: 1.Fault Diagnosis, Failure Analysis and Advanced measuring equipment, 2. Test Methods, Interpretation and Action., 3. Powder Metallurgy, 4.Metal forming, 5. Casting, 6. Plastics-Moulding and machining, 7. Obtaining Finnish and Accuracy. Practical: Workshop manufacturing Project Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from continuous assessment based on assignments. . Final mark will be obtained from the average of assignments and in meeting outcomes. Pass mark required is 50%. MANAGEMENT SKILLS 1 Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration MANM1/0 (see above) 0,083 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per semester Tutorials per week Number of weeks Notional hours 6 x 40 min None 1 x 2 hrs 15 100 Content/ Syllabus Theory: 1. Introduction to management. 2. Evolution of management theory. 3. Managing in a changing environment. 4. Business environment. 5. Goal formation. 6. Planning. 7. Managerial Decision making. 8. Organization Design. 9. Authority, Power and Job design. 10. Leadership. 11. Motivation. 12. Communication and Negotiation. 13. Control. 14. Entrepreneurship and small business management in perspective. 15. Basic business concepts for the prospective entrepreneur. 16 Identification of feasible small business ideas. 17. Viability of a small business idea. 18. Business plan. 19 Setting up a business. Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from continuous assessment based on assignments. . Final mark will be obtained from the average of assignments and in meeting outcomes. Pass mark required is 50%. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 130
ELECTROTECHNOLOGY I Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration ELTC1/0 (see above) 0.083 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per semester Tutorials per week Number of weeks Notional hours 6 x 40 min 3 x 2 hrs 3 x 40 min 15 100 Content/ Syllabus Theory: 1. Intro to Electricity and Basic Concepts. 2. Resistance. 3. Electrical Circuits. 4. Electromagnetism. 5. Inductance. 6. Capacitance. 7. Measuring Instruments. 8. Cells. 9. Basic AC Theory. Practicals: Consist of three experiments and two research report chosen from approved sections. Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from continuous assessment based on assignments. . Final mark will be obtained from the average of assignments and in meeting outcomes. Pass mark required is 50%. MECHANICAL MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING III Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration MMEA3/0 (see above) 6 0,083 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per semester Tutorials per week Number of weeks Notional hours 6 x 40 min 10 x 2 hrs None 15 100 Content/ Syllabus Theory: Overview of traditional Manufacturing process, 2. Jigs and fixtures, 4. Non-traditional Machining, 5. Advanced Machine Tools, 6. Automation, 7. CNC Machines, 8. CAD/CAM, 9. Robotics, 10. Flexible Manufacturing system. Practical: Project Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from continuous assessment based on assignments. . Final mark will be obtained from the average of assignments and in meeting outcomes. Pass mark required is 50%. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PRACTICE 1 Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration MEEP 1/0 (see above) 6 0.5 Semester Site visits once per semester One on one consultation sessions Number of weeks Notional hours 2hrs/student 1hr/student 24 1200 Content/ Syllabus Practical: 1. Workshop Practice, 2. Measuring equipment and hand tools, 3. Turning, 4. Milling, 5. Welding, 6. On-the-job training, 7. Practical workshop experience, planning and handling of material; 8. Maintenance production and construction experience. 9. Inventory control and storage. 10. Operational / service activity investigation and Project Work (Lower level) Assessment: Final mark will be obtained based on logbook submission and evaluation from site visit. Either a Pass mark or Fail mark awarded. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PRACTICE 2 Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration MEEP2/0 (see above) 6 0.5 Semester Site visits once per semester One on one consultation sessions Number of weeks Notional hours 2hrs/student 1hr/student 24 1200 131 2012 PROSPECTUS
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Walter Sisulu University PROSPECTUS
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CONTACT DETAILS Buffalo City campus
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9.6.1.6.2 Career Orientated Academi
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10.6.2.6.4 Admission Rules & Applic
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11.6.2.6.13 Award of Qualification
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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 12.6.3.7.1 Mi
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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 1. INTRODUCTI
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Senior Lecturer Dr MF Manthe PhD Co
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7.4 Department of Electrical Engine
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Jnr Lecturer (Contract) Mr Z Mpeta
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Department Programmes offered Durat
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estimates within applicable standar
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FET Colleges National Certificate A
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Any provisional approval by school/
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Construction Management II 20401722
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Lectures per week Pracs per week Tu
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Content / Syllabus Work Integrated
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Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be
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• Develop a contextualised unders
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10.2.1 College Street Delivery Site
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the Department of Civil Engineering
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Surveying (Civil) II Surveying (Civ
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Content / Syllabus Theory: 1. Basic
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Course Contact Session 1 1 st Semes
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HYDRAULICS IV Course Code Course Na
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work exposure. To achieve this, pra
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