Edexcel BTEC National Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering 601/7579/5 · 38
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- Edexcel BTEC National Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering 601/7579/5
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- BTEC National Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering 601/7579/5
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- Edexcel
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Topics in 601/7579/5
- 1 Engineering Principles
- 2 Delivery of Engineering Processes Safely as a Team
- 3 Engineering Product Design and Manufacture
- 4 Applied Commercial and Quality Principles in Engineering
- 5 A Specialist Engineering Project
- 7 Calculus to Solve Engineering Problems
- 8 Further Engineering Mathematics
- 9 Work Experience in the Engineering Sector
- 12 Pneumatic and Hydraulic Systems
- 14 Electrical Installation of Hardware and Cables
- 15 Electrical Machines
- 16 Three Phase Electrical Systems
- 17 Power and Energy Electronics
- 18 Electrical Power Distribution and Transmission
- 19 Electronic Devices and Circuits
- 20 Analogue Electronic Circuits
- 21 Electronic Measurement and Testing of Circuits
- 22 Electronic Printed Circuit Board Design and Manufacture
- 23 Digital and Analogue Electronic Systems
- 24 Maintenance of Mechanical Systems
- 25 Mechanical Behaviour of Metallic Materials
- 27 Static Mechanical Principles in Practice
- 30 Mechanical Measurement and Inspection Technology
- 33 Computer Systems Security
- 34 Computer Systems Support and Performance
- 35 Computer Programming
- 36 Programmable Logic Controllers
- 37 Computer Networks
- 38 Website Production to Control Devices
- 41 Manufacturing Secondary Machining Processes
- 43 Manufacturing Computer Numerical Control Machining Processes
- 44 Fabrication Manufacturing Processes
- 45 Additive Manufacturing Processes
- 56 Industrial Robotics
- 59 Principles of Electrical Machines
- 60 Autonomous Mobile Robotics