School of Engineering prospectus 2012 - Walter Sisulu University

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Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from assessments based on tutorials, assignments, projects, and tests. Final mark will be obtained from the Year Mark (DP) x 40% + Exam Mark x 60%. PAVEMENT TECHNOLOGY IV Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration PATE 4/0 (see above) 7 0,125 Semester Lectures per semester Projects per semester Consultation per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 9 x 8hrs 3 x 2 hrs 1 x 2 hrs 15 150 Content / Syllabus 1. Pavement design (factors, flexible and rigid pavements); 2. Pavement construction details (paved and unpaved roads); 3. Pavement repair details (evaluation, rehabilitation, safety); 4. Pavement management and periodic routine work; 5. Project(s) Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from assessments based on tutorials, assignments, projects, and tests. Final mark will be obtained from the Year Mark (DP) x 40% + Exam Mark x 60%. TRAFFIC ENGINEERING IV Module Code Module Name NQF Level Credits Duration TREN 4/0 (see above) 7 0.125 Semester Lectures per semester Projects per semester Consultation per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 9 x 8hrs 3 x 2 hrs 1 x 2 hrs 15 150 Content / Syllabus 1. Introduction to traffic engineering; 2. Traffic surveys; 3. Traffic characteristics and flow theory; 4. Traffic design; 5. Traffic management and urban works; 6. Traffic safety; 7. Statistical methods and analysis; 8. Parking studies, systems and structures; 9. TSM, TDM traffic impact studies. 10. Traffic control and forms of signing; 11. Signals and ATC systems; 12. Interchange and intersection capacities; 13. Practical applications; 14. Project(s) Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from assessments based on tutorials, assignments, projects, and tests. Final mark will be obtained from the Year Mark (DP) x 40% + Exam Mark x 60%. TRANSPORTATION PLANNING IV Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration TRPL 4/0 (see above) 7 0.125 Semester Lectures per semester Projects per semester Consultation per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 9 x 8hrs 3 x 2 hrs 1 x 2 hrs 15 150 Content / Syllabus 1. Planning theory and techniques; 2. Transport models; 3. Data collection; 4. Evaluation; 5. Land use planning and characteristics; 6. Development control; 7. Operation studies; 8. Environmental route selection; 9. Traffic impact assessment; 10. Project(s) Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from assessments based on tutorials, assignments, projects, and tests. Final mark will be obtained from the Year Mark (DP) x 40% + Exam Mark x 60%. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 70
TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY IV Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration TRTE 4/0 (see above) 7 0.125 Semester Lectures per semester Projects per semester Consultation per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 9 x 8hrs 3 x 2 hrs 1 x 2 hrs 15 150 Content / Syllabus 1. Transport policies; 2. Transportation systems; 3. Terminals; 4. Public transport; 5. Private transport; 6. Freight transport; 7. Vehicle and driver characteristics; 8. Project(s) Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from assessments based on tutorials, assignments, projects, and tests. Final mark will be obtained from the Year Mark (DP) x 40% + Exam Mark x 60%. EARTHWORKS DESIGN IV Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration EADE 4/0 (see above) 7 0,125 Semester Lectures per semester Projects per semester Consultation per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 9 x 8hrs 3 x 2 hrs 1 x 2 hrs 15 150 Content / Syllabus 1. Materials selection; 2. Design and construction of embankments; 3. Design and construction of cuttings; 4. Environmental impact control; 5. Problem soils; 6. Compaction equipment and techniques; 7. Project(s) Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from assessments based on tutorials, assignments, projects, and tests. Final mark will be obtained from the Year Mark (DP) x 40% + Exam Mark x 60%. URBAN PLANNING AND DESIGN IV Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration UPDE 4/0 (see above) 7 0,125 Semester Lectures per semester Projects per semester Consultation per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 9 x 8hrs 3 x 2 hrs 1 x 2 hrs 15 150 Content / Syllabus 1. Materials selection; 2. Design and construction of embankments; 3. Design and construction of cuttings; 4. Environmental impact control; 5. Problem soils; 6. Compaction equipment and techniques; 7. Project(s) Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from assessments based on tutorials, assignments, projects, and tests. Final mark will be obtained from the Year Mark (DP) x 40% + Exam Mark x 60%. PROJECT MANAGEMENT IV Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration POMA 4/0 (see above) 7 0,125 Semester Lectures per semester Projects per semester Consultation per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 9 x 8hrs 3 x 2 hrs 1 x 2 hrs 15 150 Content / Syllabus 1. Planning of projects; 2. Management of projects; 3. Quality and time management; 4. Management systems; 5. Computer applications; 6. Project(s); Assessment: Year mark (DP) will be obtained from assessments based on tutorials, assignments, projects, and tests. Final mark will be obtained from the Year Mark (DP) x 40% + Exam Mark x 60%. 71 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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