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TEA01 l Science
A 40 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisites: Year 10
Mathematics or metal trade qualificiation
A subject in the Diploma of Applied Science (Materials
Engineering) and the Certificate IV in Materials Science.
Content
SI system of units, motion, work, energy, power, heat and
temperature, electromagnetic waves, error and uncertainty.
TEA027 Presenting Reports
A module in the Associate Diploma of Engineering
(Mechanical/Manufacturing/CAD), and the Advanced
Certificate in Engineering.
Covers researching material, analysing information and
developing/identifying solutions, producing a document,
delivering an oral report.
TEA033 Writing Workplace Documents
A module in the Associate Diploma of Engineering
(Mechanical/Manufacturing/CAD), and the Advanced
Certificate in Engineering.
Includes planning skills, writing skills, communication
processes in own organisation, structure or workplace
documents, communication principles and conventions in
written work.
TEA040 Occupational Health and Safety
A 20 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisites: Nil
A subject in the Associate Diploma in Engineering
(Manufacturing/Mechanical) -
and the Advanced Certificate
in Engineering.
Content
Legal requirements of OH&S and the major roles and
functions of safety representatives and OH&S committees.
Potential workplace hazards - prevention and control,
industrial housekeeping, pollution in engineering, personal
safety, emergency and first aid.
TEA050 Engineering Computing
A 40 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisites: Nil
A subject in the Associate Diploma in Engineering
(Manufacturing/Mechanical) and the Advanced Certificate
in Engineering.
Content
Types of computer operation systems, common
applications of computer in industry, the use of
spreadsheet, database and wordprocessor.
TEA060 Engineering Design Concepts
A 40 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisites: Nil
A subject in the Diploma of Applied Science (Materials
Engineering)and the Associate Diploma of Engineering
(Mechanical/Manufacturing/CAD) .
Content
Covers design philosophy, essential features of a design
specification, economics of design, calculation of design,
loads from loading data, design Standards and Codes, design
procedures, ergonomic design principles.
TEA061 Engineering Graphics
A 40 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisites: Nil
A subject in the Associate Diploma in Engineering
(Manufacturing/Mechanical) and the Advanced Certificate
in Engineering, a subject in the Certificate IV in Fire
Technology.
Content
Equipment and media used to produce drawings; manual
and computer aided drafting. Use and maintenance of
manual drafting equipment, orthographic projection, line
drawing and printing skills, layout of an engineering
drawing, sections and isometric drawings of simple
engineering components.
TEA065 Computer Aided Drafting B
A 40 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisite: NM006
A subject in the Associate Diploma in Engineering
(Manufacturing/Mechanical).
Content
Create library files of elements, production of CAD
drawings to industry specific standards.
TEA074 CAD Modelling Coqcepts
40 hour module. Prerequisite: TEA 068
A subject in the Associate Diploma of Engineering (CAD)
Content
Region modelling technique, solid modelling technique,
composite models,sectioned models, 3D models
TEA1 60 Advanced PLC
A 40 hour module Hawthorn
A subject in the Associate Diploma in Engineering
(Manufacturing/Mechanical).
Content
Elements of a PLC system, Ladder diagram, advanced
instruction set, PLC software programs.
TEA501 Production and Planning Control Main
Functions
A 20 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisite: Nil
A subject in the Associate Diploma in Engineering
(Manufacturing/Mechanical).
Content
Objectives of manufacturing production planning and
control. Terminology, three letter acronyms, three key
elements. QCD, quality, cost, delivery. Control feedback
loop. Organisational structure and functions, size and
structure. Decision making process, lean manufacturing,
and structual change.
TEA502 Jig and Tool Drafting Jigs and Fixtures
A 40 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisite: TEA701
A subject in the Associate Diploma in Engineering
(Manufacturing/Mechanical).
Content
Introduction to jig and fixture design of standard tools and
related equipment to Australian Standards. Drafting
practice of tools in production and jobbing shops. Costing,
tool materials, application principles.
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