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Applied Engineering: Design & Practice Level 2 OUTCOME: National Certificate
in Electronic
Technology
Working with our experienced professionals you will explore the technical skills
associated with Mechanical (Design & Drawing), Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
Course Content
In our course you will learn the various aspects of Applied Engineering within the
Mechanical and Electrical disciplines. You will develop skills around Electronics Design
and Assembly, as well as Mechanical Engineering Design including Computer Aided
Design using 3D parametric modelling software (Inventor).
Your work will be practical and project based and includes sketching and model
making, both on the computer for virtual models, and in a laboratory/workshop for
physical models. Successful students will obtain the National Certificate in Electronic
Technology Level 2, 40 credits, together with 22 credits in Mechanical (Design and
Drawing).
Future Opportunities
Further study options are the National Certificate in Electronic Technology
Level 3 and New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (NZDE).
Applied Engineering: Design & Practice Level 3
Further develop your skills in Mechanical, Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
Course Content
On completion of this course you will be able to plan and produce Computer Aided
Design (CAD) scale production drawings. You will select and interpret mechanical
engineering drawings, and create and modify three dimensional engineering models.
You will develop technical skills in the construction, operation and performance of
electronic programmable circuits, electronic devices and prototypes. Knowledge of
electronic product development, Analogue to Digital Conversion (ADC) and Digital to
Analogue Conversion (DAC) digital electronic interface devices and logic circuits are
also covered within this course. Successful students will obtain the National Certificate
in Electronics Technology Level 3, 42 credits, together with 18 credits in Mechanical
(Design and Drawing).
Future Opportunities
Depending on the school study chosen, you can progress from this course to the
New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (NZDE) or Bachelor of Engineering Technology.
Discover the key skills and techniques for motor industry careers and work with our
expert automotive and autobody tutors in world class workshops.
Course Content
Learn general aspects of automotive and autobody skills as well as the use and care of
tools. You will also complete 120 hours of work experience with a reputable company.
Our in-depth course helps you to understand motor and machine theories and topics
like useful calculations, safe work practices and communication skills.
Future Opportunities
When you finish this course you will be ready to move on to Level 3 of apprenticeship
based qualifications in whichever automotive area you choose to specialise in. You must
successfully complete Level 3 before you can study the Level 4 course.
LEVEL: 2
PROGRAMME CODE: CH4021
CREDITS: 43 NQF
62 CPIT
PROVIDER: CPIT Madras Street
Note: It is recommended that
English and maths are studied at
Level 2 concurrently with this course.
OUTCOME: National Certificate
in Electronic
Technology
LEVEL: 3
PROGRAMME CODE: CH4022
CREDITS: 60
PROVIDER: CPIT Madras Street
Note: It is recommended that
English and maths are studied at
Level 2 concurrently with this course.
Automotive/Autobody OUTCOME: Certificate in
Motor Industry
(Entry Skills)
LEVEL: 2
PROGRAMME CODE: CH3983
CREDITS: 56 (Year 1)
41 (Year 2 Automotive
42 (Year 2) Autobody
PROVIDER: CPIT Trades
Innovation Institute
Ensors Road
SIT Waterloo Road
Note: This is a two year
programme. In your second year
you can choose to specialise in
Automotive or Autobody.
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