BSc Computer Aided Design

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University of Huddersfield

Comments about BSc Computer Aided Design - At the institution - Huddersfield - West Yorkshire

• Objectives
  This course aims to provide education and training in the use, specification, procurement, operation and management of CAD systems. It is one of a range of courses aimed at students without specialist mathematical expertise or scientific education beyond GCSE but who are interested in technology and wish to work in technologically related areas. The course provides an excellent career preparation.
• Practical experience
  An Industrial Placement recommended and arranged through the University's Industrial Liaison Uni
• Entry requirements
  Entry Requirements In addition to the University general minimum entry requirements, you should have a pass in GCSE Mathematics and one of the following: A2 and AS levels: 180 points from 12 units. Vocational A level in Engineering, Science or Manufacturing including relevant optional units with 180 points. BTEC National Diploma or Certificate with at least four Level III merits including Mathematics and two other technically relevant subjects. Entry is also possible from the School's Engineering Foundation Year.
• Academic title
  BSc Computer Aided Design
• Course description
  Course Structure
  
  Year 1
  
  Application of Engineering Technology
  Fundamentals of Science and Technology
  Applications of Science and Technology
  Analytical Skills for Technology and Business
  Professional Studies C and IT
  
  Year 2
  
  Manufacture and Enterprise
  Engineering Design Principles
  Manufacturing Technologies and Materials
  CAD/CAM
  Accounting for Managers
  
  Year 3 Full-time/Year 4 Sandwich
  
  Project, Quality and Production Management
  CAD Systems and CAD Management
  Advanced Design
  Structured Innovation and Creativity
  Final Year Project
  

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