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Available courses

POWER PLANTS

1.0 COURSE PURPOSE 
The purpose of this course is to
enable the student to:
1. Learn principles of power
production in a variety of
power generation setups,
2. Design and construct simple
power plants,
3. Analyze the processes,
technology and challenges of
power generation.
At the end of this unit, the student
should be able to:
1. Classify the various types of
power plants according to the
process/energy source applied,
2. Identify the fundamental
components of a power -
generation plant,
3. Calculate the requirements of a
particular power plant from a
given power demand.

AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING

An automotive course equips individuals with the knowledge and skills to understand, maintain, and repair vehicles. Here's a breakdown of what you can expect:

Coursework:

  • Fundamentals: You'll delve into the core workings of a car, including:
    • Engine mechanics: How the engine functions, its components (pistons, valves, etc.), and troubleshooting common issues.
    • Electrical systems: Understanding batteries, alternators, and electrical circuits that power various car components.
    • Brakes, steering, and suspension: Learning about these crucial systems for controlling and handling a vehicle.
  • Diagnostics and repair: You'll gain practical skills in:
    • Identifying problems: Using tools and knowledge to diagnose faults in different car systems.
    • Repairing components: Hands-on training in fixing various parts like brakes, alternators, or replacing components.