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%. ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS III Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration ETRA 3/0 6 0,1 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per semester Tutorials per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 4 x 45 min 4 x 45 min 3 x 45 min 15 120 Content/ Syllabus Small Signal Analysis; Feedback Theory; Linear IC Applications; Active Filter Design; Semiconductor and other Transducers 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%. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS II Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration ECOM 2/0 (see above) 6 0,1 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per Week Tutorials per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 4 x 45 min 4 x 45 min 3 x 45 min 15 120 Content/ Syllabus Introduction to Communication Systems; Analysis of Passive Circuits; Transmission Lines; Modulation; Electromagnetic Waves and Propagation; Receivers; Antennas; Introduction to Digital and Data Communication 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%. ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING PRACTICE II Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration EETR 2/0 (see above) 6 0,5 Semester Lectures per week Work Integrated Training per semester Tutorials per semester Number of weeks Notional hours None 1 None 15 600 Content/ Syllabus At least four of the following: Communication Systems; Industrial Electronics and Instrumentation; Design of Analogue and/or Digital Systems; Installation, Commissioning and Testing of New Analogue and/or Digital Systems; Fault Finding and Maintenance of Digital and/or Analogue Systems; Computer-Assisted Engineering and/or Computer Applications; Quality Control; Any other task approved by the University. Assessment: Final mark will be obtained based on logbook submission and evaluation from site visit. Pass mark required is 50%. ELECTRONICS I Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration ETRO 1/0 (see above) 5 0,1 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per Week Tutorials per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 4 x 45 min 4 x 45 min 3 x 45 min 15 120 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 92
Content/ Syllabus Basic Measurements; Semiconductor Theory; Diodes; Transistor Theory; Applied Technology 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%. ELECTRONICS II Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration ETRO 2/0 (see above) 5 0,1 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per Week Tutorials per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 4 x 45 min 4 x 45 min 3 x 45 min 15 120 Content/ Syllabus Field Effect Transistors; Other Semiconductor Devices; Basic Rectification; Single Stage Transistor Amplifiers; Operational Amplifiers; Applied Technology; Power Supplies 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%. ELECTRONICS III Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration ETRO 3/0 (see above) 6 0,1 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per Week Tutorials per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 4 x 45 min 4 x 45 min 3 x 45 min 15 120 Content/ Syllabus Advanced Voltage Regulators; Amplifier Theory and Applications; Oscillators; Power Amplifiers; Passive Filter Design; Active Filter Design; Noise 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%. INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS II Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration INDE 2/0 (see above) 6 0,1 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per Week Tutorials per semester Number of weeks Notional hours 4 x 45 min 4 x 45 min 3 x 45 min 15 120 Content/ Syllabus Components; Power Diodes; Transistors, Triac, Diac, Mosfet, Thyristor, Latest Device Technology; Characteristics and Ratings; Terminology; Cooling; Suitable Operating Circuits 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%. MATHEMATICS I Course Code Course Name NQF Level Credits Duration MATH 1/0 5 0,1 Semester Lectures per week Pracs per semester Tutorials per week Number of weeks Notional hours 6 x 45 min None 2 x 45 min 15 120 Content/ Syllabus Basic Mathematics; Differentiation I; Integration I; Complex Numbers/Hyperbolic Functions. 93 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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