School of Engineering prospectus 2012 - Walter Sisulu University

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the Department of Civil Engineering. A student may appeal the decision to the Dean of Faculty concerned, to consider his/her case. The Dean shall, through the Faculty Board, make a recommendation to the Senate. The Senate decision on the appeal shall be final [see also Rule G7-10 of WSU’s General Rules & Regulations]. 10.6.1.7.7 Programmes offering The Department of Civil Engineering currently operates from the College Street delivery site in East London, Buffalo City, as well as the Ibika delivery site, on the outskirts of Butterworth. Different sites offer different components of the programme as detailed below. 10.6.1.7.8 Programme Component Delivery Sites Portion of Programme College Street Delivery Site Ibika Delivery Site S1: Main Stream Offered in 1st semester Offered in 1st sem S2: Main Stream Offered in 2nd semester Offered in 2nd sem S3: Main Stream Offered in 1st and 2nd semester Offered in 1st sem S4: Main Stream Offered in 1st and 2nd semester Offered in 2nd semester Civil Engineering Practice Industry based: Enrollment in 1 I st and 2nd Industry based: Enrollment in semester 1st and 2nd semester Civil Engineering Practice Industry based: Enrollment in 1 II st and 2nd Industry based: Enrollment in semester 1st and 2nd semester Note: The offerings as described above are subject to change and are dependent on viable student enrollment numbers being met (as determined by HOD) and physical and human resources being available. 10.6.1.7.9 Curriculum Structure S1 — 6 Months Course Code (Ibika/College) Credit Drawing I DWNG 1/0 0,083 Computer Skills I CSKI 1/0 0,083 Construction Materials I CONS 1/0 0,083 Surveying (Civil) I SVNG 1/0 0,083 Applied Mechanics I APME 1/0 0,083 Mathematics I MATH 1/0 0,083 Total credits for this period 0,500 S2 — 6 Months Course Code (Ibika/College) Credit Construction Methods I CONB 1/0 0,083 Surveying (Civil) II SVNG 2/0 0,042 Theory of Structures II TSTR 2/0 0,083 Mathematics II MATH 2/0 0,083 Management Civil I MCIV 1/0 0,083 Communication Skills I COMM 1/0 0,042 Drawing II DWNG 2/0 0,083 Total credits for this period 0,500 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 48
CEP 2A — 6 Months in industry Course Code (Ibika/College) Credit Civil Engineering Practice I CEEP 1/0 0,5 Total credits for this period 0,500 CEP 2B — 6 Months in industry Course Code (Ibika/College) Credit Civil Engineering Practice II CEEP 2/0 0,5 Total credits for this period 0,500 S3 — 6 Months Course Code (Ibika/College) Credit Geotechnical Engineering II GENG 2/0 0,083 Management Civil II MCIV 2/0 0,083 Structural Steel & Timber Design III SDEA 3/0 0,083 Transportation Engineering II TRAN 2/0 0,083 Water Engineering II Module 1: Hydraulics WENG 2/1 0,083 Water Engineering II: Module 2: Water & Wastewater Treatment 49 WENG 2/2 0,042 Structural Analysis II SANA 2/0 0,042 Total credits for this period 0,500 S4 — 6 Months Course Code (Ibika/College) Credit Documentation III DOCU 3/0 0,083 Geotechnical Engineering III GENG 3/0 0,083 Reinforced Concrete & Masonry Design III SDEB 3/0 0,083 Transportation Engineering III TRAN 3/0 0,083 Water Engineering III WENG 3/0 0,125 Structural Analysis III SANA 3/0 0,042 Total credits for this period 0,500 10.6.1.7.10 Work Integrated Learning To fulfill the requirements of the National Diploma a student must complete at least one year of applicable experiential learning. In the curriculum the experiential learning has been divided into two semester modules namely Civil Engineering Practice I and Civil Engineering Practice II. A manual outlining the requirements for successful completion of this component of the curriculum is obtainable from the Co-operative Education unit. The sequence as set out under curriculum structure section above is the ideal suggested progression. In some cases this sequence may not be possible and then the following should apply: Students must always complete S2 before attempting Civil Engineering Practice I. Students should attempt Civil Engineering Practice II before completing S4. 10.6.1.7.11 Pre-Requisite Courses Course S2 Courses Pre-Requisite Construction Methods I Construction Materials I 2012 PROSPECTUS
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Page 4 and 5: CONTACT DETAILS Buffalo City campus
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Page 14 and 15: SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 1. INTRODUCTI
Page 16 and 17: Senior Lecturer Dr MF Manthe PhD Co
Page 18 and 19: 7.4 Department of Electrical Engine
Page 20 and 21: Jnr Lecturer (Contract) Mr Z Mpeta
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Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be
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engineering problems. This qualific
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International Students Applications
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FLUID MECHANICS III Course Code Cou
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S2 — 12 Months Course Code Credit
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TURBO MACHINES IV Course Code Cours
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