• Mechanical Engineering Technology
  • Petrochemical Engineering Tech.
  • Oil and Gas Production and Refining
  • Oil and gas Maintenance
  • Petroleum Operation
  • Instrumentation and Control Technology
  • Telecommunications Technology
  • Welding and Fabrication Technology
  • Electrical and Electronics Engineering
  • ICT
  • Catering and Hospitality Mgt
  • Advance Medicare
  • Maritime Logistic and Warehousing
  • Laboratory technology
  • Construction/building services
  • Public service
  • Marketing
  • Mass Media Photography
  • Instrumentation & Control technology
  • Mechanical manufacturing engineering
  • Mechanical maintenance, installations & commissioning engineering
  • Health and Environment safety
  • Automobile
  • Finance and Accounting
  • Front Desk/Office Operation
  • Business and Administration
  • Estate and Facility Management
  • Communications skills
  • International Trade & Logistics Operation

LEVEL 3 DIPLOMA in Computer Engineering Technology

Computer Engineering Technology students learn the technical skills they need to help Computer Engineers design computer hardware and software. Class topics include: Computer electronics and programming; computer installation testing, and report writing; Computer Engineering Technology graduates install, configure and repair computer systems, as well as perform routine programming and system analysis. Analyse, develop, operate, and repair both hardware and software systems for customers.

OBJECTIVES OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

  • Our graduates will apply their knowledge and skills to succeed in their careers and/or obtain advanced degrees.
  • Our graduates will creatively solve problems, communicate effectively and successfully function in multidisciplinary teams
  • Computer engineering students will know about hardware and software systems, and about how to apply engineering knowledge to identify and solve problems

COURSE OUTLINE

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Process Control Systems
  • Cyber Security
  • Software Systems Laboratory

LEVEL 3 DIPLOMA in Electrical/Electronic Engineering

Electrical / Electronic Engineering deals with the technology of electricity. It is a field of engineering that generally deals with the study and application of circuitry and equipment for power generation and distribution, machine control, and communications.

Objectives:

Students can apply their electrical engineering knowledge and adapt to evolving technologies.
They can respond professionally to work situations and adapt to a wide range of career paths.
They can work effectively as a team and provide leadership in their professional careers.

Course Outline

  1. Introduction to Engineering
  2. Electric Circuits and Machines
  3. Electronics
  4. Electric power distribution

Level 3 DIPLOMA in Telecommunication Engineering Technology

Telecommunication Engineering Technology is an engineering discipline centered on electrical and computer engineering which seeks to support and enhance telecommunication systems. This includes basic electronics, analog/digital transmission, data communication, voice communication, microwave communication, fiber optics and networking including wireless communication systems.

OBJECTIVES OF TELECOM. ENGR. TECHNOLOGY

  1. Install, test or repair telecommunication equipment or systems.
  2. Provide technical support for software or hardware engineering in telecom.
  3. Monitor and evaluate the telecommunications systems’ performance.
  4. Provide user support by diagnosing network and device problems and implementing technical or procedural solutions.
  5. Order or maintain inventory of telecommunications equipment, parts, or supplies.

COURSE OUTLINE

  • Analogue and Digital Communications
  • Switching and Automatic Theory
  • Satellite Systems and Network
  • Computer Communication and Network
  • Fiber-optic principles
  • Legal and Regulatory Issues in Telecommunications
  • Telecommunication Network Management
  • C Language Programming

Students who partake in Telecommunication Engineering Technology will be provided with adequate practical knowledge to face the current world of telecommunication.

LEVEL 3 DIPLOMA in PETROLEUM OPERATIONS

COURSE OBJECTIVE:
As a process technician, you will ensure health, safety, and environmental practices in various phases of plant operation. You will also provide preventative and routine maintenance, along with service and support to the processing units and off-site facilities. You will use principles and theories of science, engineering, and mathematics to solve technical problems in research, development, manufacturing, sales, and customer service. Technicians troubleshoot, inspect, and test equipment to detect problems.

Course content:

  • Design and operation of process control systems
  • Operate reactors, separators, and distillation systems
  • Standard safety practices
  • Troubleshoot process equipment malfunctions and upsets
  • Operation of the plant equipment and system

Level 3 DIPLOMA in Mechanical Engineering Technology

This is the application of engineering principles and technological developments for the creation of useful products and production processes.
Mechanical design is the process of turning ideas into products. In example: mechanical engineering may design a machine based on engineering principles.

  • An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering to mechanical engineering problems.

  • Designing and conducting engineering experiments, as well as analysing and interpreting data.

  • An ability to design systems, components or processes to meet desired needs.

  • Apply their engineering knowledge, critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills

  • A desire to be lifelong learners

  • Understand how to use new engineering techniques, skills, and modern tools

  • An ability to use modern engineering techniques, skills, and computing tools is necessary for engineering practice.

COURSE OUTLINE FOR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Robots and Automation Option

  1. Automation Control Systems
  2. Automated System Lab
  3. Robotics Manufacturing Lab
  4. Robots and Automation
  5. Robots and Automation Lab

Product Design Option

  1. Industrial Product Design
  2. Product Innovation
  3. Finite Element Analysis
  4. Intended Design for Manufacture and Assembly
  5. Manufacturing and Mechanical Systems Fundamentals

Students who major in this course stand a chance to be among the best contemporaries, as real-life practicals will be handed over to the students.