What is the HC in Engineering in Manufacturing Engineering Course?
The HC in Engineering in Manufacturing Engineering aims to provide graduates with an appropriate knowledge of manufacturing principles and procedures required at technician level and to enable graduates to make an enhanced contribution to the manufacturing process in their respective industries and businesses. Furthermore, graduates should have the necessary knowledge and skills to enable them perform a vast array of duties and assume responsibility for their roles in the diverse range of manufacturing industries located in Ireland.
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Delivery
This programme is delivered in a flexible blended mode on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6pm-10pm over a three year period. The majority of the content is delivered online via live lectures on Zoom, with recordings of these live lectures made available also where feasible. Students are only required to be present on campus for just one evening per week in Semester 1, and typically just 1 - 1.5 full days in total for practical work in each of the five subsequent programme semesters.
Assessment
Course assessment is comprised of a combination of examinations and ongoing continuous assessment work. Exams are scheduled to take place at the end of each semester.
Year 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Engineering Professionalism & Technology
Instrumentation
Electrical Plant Technology
Mechanical Science
Fundamental Engineering Maths
Project Management
Year 2
Semester 3
Semester 4
Engineering Drawing / CAD
Maintenance Organisation
Machine Systems
Electrical & Control Technology
Introductory Calculus
Calculus
Year 3
Semester 5
Semester 6
Manufacturing Systems & Standards
Engineering Drawing Design
Manufacturing Technology
Fluid Power Automation
Lean Manufacturing
Industry Based Project
Manufacturing Technology Entry Requirements
Grade D (or higher) in Mathematics, English and three other subjects in the Leaving
Certificate Examination (or approved equivalent). Candidates may be interviewed prior to
being accepted on the course. Qualified personnel in the following trades: Fitting, Turning,
Motor, Electrical, Tool Making, Post-Apprenticeship experience may be considered for exemption from year 1 subjects, subject to the RPL policy.
On successful completion of the certificate students may progress onto a BEng in Manufacturing Engineering and then onto further qualifications.
Graduates from this course may find employment in fields such as: Plant Operation & Maintenance, Manufacturing Engineering Technician, Technical Sales.
