LIT - Lifelong Learning: Degree in Manufacturing Technology

Provider: Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Individual codes per module

Degree in Manufacturing Technology

Bachelor of Engineering in Manufacturing Technology
(Ordinary Level)

Introduction:

Under ACCS mode learners may apply for registration on individual modules regardless of prior experience or qualification, in order to access advanced training and skill upgrades. Ideally candidates should have employment in a technical role in a manufacturing, manufacturing support or operations environment.

Learners with existing qualifications at level 6 such as a Higher Certificate or National Certificate in Technology or Engineering or equivalent HETAC / FETAC Level 6 Award may be able to register for the Degree. Learners with additional qualifications and experience may be eligible for exemptions from some of the modules.

Each module comprises approximately 12 Weeks of Lectures/ Labs

Attendance at LIT for one evening per week for 3 hours per module

Final written exam and continuous assessment per module

LIT Subject Certificates for successful students (only students who are completing modules by ACCS mode)

Attendance at more than 70% of all practical elements is mandatory

Exam registration fee included

Modules run subject to adequate numbers

Note:

The award of the Degree may require the successful completion of 10 modules plus a project, some of which may not be on offer as evening programmes at this time.

The core modules of the programme are as follows;

Industrial Project
Mathematics 1
Manufacturing Systems
Project Management

Fees:

€ 575 per module.

Schedule of Modules:

1st Semester Starts September 2010.

4011 Project Management
4741 Electrical Machines
4101 Computer Systems
4021 Programmable Logic Controller Systems
4901 Electronics Manufacturing
4221 Web Application Development
4081 Manufacturing Systems
4201 Industrial Project

2nd Semester Starts February 2011.

4021 Programmable Logic Controller Systems
4291 Distributed Electrical Systems
4801 Computer Networks
4031 Advanced Programmable Logic Controller Systems
4511 Electronic Testing Methods
4271 Database Application Development
4201 Industrial Project

For more information:

Contact: Michael O'Flanagan
Tel: 061 208208
Email: michael.oflanagan@lit.ie

Lifelong Learning

Provider: Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering Individual codes per module