Specifications

Qualification title: LEVEL 4 HIGHER INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMA IN AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING
Qualification type: AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING BASED ON THE CREDIT SYSTEM
Level: 4
Accreditation status: Accredited
Credit Equivalency: 240 Credits
Qualification number: 701/2023/2
TOTAL LEARNING HOURS: 2400 Hours
GUIDED LEARNING HOURS : 960 Hours
Availability: UK and international
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Qualification Overview

This unit aims to instill a comprehensive understanding of technical drawing and its pivotal role within engineering communication and documentation. It delves into various critical components, such as the angle of projection, multi-view concepts, sectional drawings, detailed illustrations, and the utilization of symbols. By delving deeply into technical drawing principles, this unit empowers students to grasp the significant importance and practical application of these skills in the field of engineering.


Units

S.No. Subject Code Unit Unit Specification Credit
1 CU001 Technical drawings with Engineering Graphics Common unit 12
2 CU002 Workshop and General Safety Common unit 12
3 CU003 IT Application for Engineers Common unit 12
4 AEP001 Mechanical System in Automobile Essential unit 12
5 AEP002 Applied Mathematics for Automobile Engineering Essential unit 12
6 AEP003 Internal Combustion Engines Essential unit 12
7 AEP004 Vehicle Body Engineering Essential unit 12
8 AEP005 Automotive Transmission Essential unit 12
9 AEP006 Material Science and Engineering Essential unit 15
10 AEP007 Electrical and Electronics in Automobile Essential unit 15
11 AEP008 Modeling and Simulation of Automotive Systems Essential unit 15
12 SU001 Project Special unit (Essential)* 30
I YEAR ELECTIVE UNITS
13 AEP009 Production Drawing and Cost Estimation Elective (or) Open unit 12
14 AEP010 Control Systems and Industrial Automation Elective (or) Open unit 12
15 AEP011 Thermodynamics And Thermo fluids Elective (or) Open unit 12
16 AEP012 Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems Elective (or) Open unit 12
17 AEP013 Vehicle Safety Engineering Elective (or) Open unit 12
18 GU001 Professional Ethics and Human Values Elective (or) Open unit 12
II YEAR ELECTIVE UNITS
19 AEP014 Management Principles for Automotive Engineers Elective (or) Open unit 15
20 AEP015 Economics of Automotive Systems and Value Engineering Elective (or) Open unit 15
21 AEP016 Fitting Operations in Automobile Elective (or) Open unit 15
22 MEP017 Power Plant Engineering Elective (or) Open unit 15
23 AEP017 Advanced Vehicle Concepts Elective (or) Open unit 15
24 AEP018 Automotive HVAC Elective (or) Open unit 15
25 MEP010 Thermal Science for Mechanical Application Elective (or) Open unit 15
26 AEP019 Environmental Science for Engineers Elective (or) Open unit 15
27 GU003 Numerical Methods Elective (or) Open unit 15

Learning Outcomes

  • I. Apply the knowledge of technical science, applied mathematics and fundamental engineering in solving engineering problems occurring in automobile sectors.
  • II. Possess working knowledge of process, design, manufacture, safety and maintenance of major subsystems and technologies associated with automobiles.
  • III. Recognize, formulate and solve Automobile engineering complex problems using applied engineering mathematics, science and engineering principles.
  • IV. Communicate technical data effectively to various interface of an organization such as design, production, quality control and management.
  • V. Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools and understand the limitations of complex engineering activities then develop the model.
  • VI. Understand the impact and safety practices of engineering solutions in societal, environmental, global and economic contexts.
  • VII. Apply the knowledge of basic principles and modern diagnostic tools in service, repair and subsystems assembly in automobiles.
  • VIII. Effective communication by reading blueprint designs and drawing, resource and material requirement according to automobile components manufacturing needs.
  • IX. Engage themselves in life-long learning by recognizing the need and technological changes.
  • Apply engineering and management principles to manage projects in multidisciplinary environments.

Entry Requirements

  • Learners who possess Qualifications at Level 2 and/or;
  • Learners who have work experience in a business environment and demonstrate ambition with clear career goals;
  • Learners who possess a level 3 qualification in another discipline and want to develop their careers in business management.