Interactive Learning Skills and Communication

You will develop your academic communication skills and use of digital technology for higher education.
How will I be assessed? 60% coursework, 30% exam and 10% personal development planning

Materials and Mechanics or Programming Techniques

You will either explore fundamental engineering concepts or take an in-depth look at IT systems and programming, including managing data.
How will I be assessed? Materials and Mechanics: 100% exam Programming Techniques: 60% coursework, 40% exam

Numerical Techniques 1

You will revise basic mathematics and learn how to apply this to real-life scientific and everyday problems. Topics include algebra and handling data.
How will I be assessed? 100% exam

Numerical Techniques 3

You will take your mathematics skills to the next level by exploring topics including Maclaurin’s theorem
How will I be assessed? 100% exam

Physics 1

You will learn how to rationalise the key laws of physics, including Newton’s Laws of Motivation and Universal Gravitation.
How will I be assessed? 100% exam

Physics 2

You will learn how to understand, analyse and apply qualitative and quantitative principles to physical phenomena. Topics include magnetic properties, wave theory and Gauss’s Law.
How will I be assessed? 100% exam

Principles of ICT

You will use Microsoft Office packages and get to grips with website content management systems (CMS) and other online apps.
How will I be assessed? 50% coursework, 25% exam and 25% presentation assessment

Scientific Methods

You will look at the basic tools and skills required to ask, answer and report scientific and technological questions at undergraduate level.
How will I be assessed? 60% coursework/assessment, 40% exam