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School of Engineering
PSB Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Awarded by PSB Academy With increasing environmental concerns such as global warming, higher pollution levels, and increased energy consumption, there is great demand for clean and green technologies. Hybrid vehicles, solar cells, wind farms and renewable energy sources are examples from a rapidly expanding list of clean and green innovations.
With the exciting landscape of the clean and green industry in mind, the Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering programme provides an understanding of various green energy sources such as solar, wind, fuel cells, biomass and hydropower. Students will also be introduced to best practices and sustainable technologies to improve energy efficiency and techniques used in energy measurement and auditing. Besides specialized areas, non-technical subjects are also incorporated into the curriculum to broaden the range of knowledge and skills required to cope with the increasing complexity and multi-disciplinary requirements of modern electrical engineering systems. At the end of the diploma programme, students will have the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills gained from coursework studies to a real world engineering problem by means of a major supervised project. The programme is designed to cover a wide range of electrical and electronics engineering knowledge that prepares students to meet new challenges of the rapidly changing global environment. To ensure students acquire a strong understanding of engineering fundamentals, the curriculum first covers a broad background of Physics and Engineering Mathematics knowledge. These basic principles underpin a broad spectrum of engineering subjects ranging from Electrical, Electronics, Telecommunication, Data Networking, Control, Electric Machinery, and Computer Programming. Progression Pathway Upon successful completion of this programme, graduates can proceed on to a Bachelor of Engineering degree, awarded by The University of Newcastle, Australia. Advanced standing may be granted, subject to University’s entry requirements. Course Structure This programme consists of 22 modules, amounting to a total of 1300 contact hours from the full-time pathway. Course Outline
The delivery of modules may not follow the sequence as shown and is subject to change. Duration This programme is delivered over 22 months for the full-time pathway. Assessment and Examination At the commencement of each module, students will be provided the assessment mode and weightings for the module. Most modules have several points of assessment, which may include assignments, tests, projects and final examinations. Entry Requirements The minimum entry requirements are: Local Student Admission
International Student Admission
Applicants who do not meet the above requirements may opt for the Preparatory Course for Engineering Diploma. The course consists of modules in Mathematics and Physics, and is conducted over a period of 4 months. A fee of S$802.50 (inclusive of 7% GST) will be applicable. Upon successful completion of the preparatory course, applicants can advance to the diploma programme. Graduation Requirements For more information on graduation requirements, please click here. Availability Local Student Admission Full-time intakes 2012: Sep International Student Admission Full-time intakes 2012: Sep Course Fees Full-time pathway
Graduates of PSB Academy can enjoy fee rebates for subsequent courses. Please contact your Admissions Officer for further details. * All fees inclusive of 7% GST and subject to change annually Updated on 12 March 2012; PSB Academy reserves the right to amend this information without prior notice.
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Availability
Local Student Admission
Full-time intakes 2012: Sep International Student Admission Full-time intakes 2012: Sep Course Fee
Total Course Fee:
$21,400.00 Course Fee after SDF-AIP: $15,400.00
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