COURSE CURRICULUM

In Year 1, you will establish a solid foundation in engineering with modules that cover the essential principles and skills. Electronic Engineering Principles and Applications (30 credits) introduces you to the basics of electronics, including circuit design and analysis. Engineering Projects (30 credits) emphasizes project management, prototyping, and applying theoretical knowledge to practical tasks. Physical Computing and Programming (30 credits) focuses on integrating software and hardware, particularly in areas like the Internet of Things (IoT). Practical Application of Mathematics for Engineers (30 credits) helps you build mathematical competence for solving complex engineering problems and effectively communicating solutions.In Year 2, you will deepen your understanding by exploring specialized fields like mechatronics, robotics, and control systems. Design and Engineering in Context (30 credits) covers the broader commercial, legal, ethical, and environmental issues in engineering, preparing you for the real-world impact of your designs. Mechatronics (30 credits) introduces you to the interdisciplinary nature of mechatronic systems, combining mechanical engineering, electronics, and computer science. Robotics (30 credits) teaches you how to describe and control robotic systems, with practical experience in simulators and physical hardware. Sensors, Actuators, and Control (30 credits) explores control systems and their applications, giving you hands-on experience with industry-standard software.In Year 3, you will tackle advanced topics in AI, Industry 4.0, and undertake a major project to demonstrate your professional readiness. Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Robotics (30 credits) focuses on integrating AI and machine learning techniques into robotics, enabling autonomous systems. The Major Project and Professional Practice (60 credits) allows you to showcase your expertise through a self-directed project that combines your learning with professional development. Mechatronic Systems and Industry 4.0 (30 credits) explores the role of digital solutions and networking in modern mechatronic systems, preparing you for the future of industrial engineering.