Unit Code: MCD535

Unit Name: Mechanical Workshop Practice

Description: Plant Maintenance Engineering Technologists are expected to gain knowledge on basic maintenance works for Plants and Engines and basic electrical applications in understanding the components of an engine and how it functions. You will learn the basics of fault finding and maintenance of machine devices such as pumps, turbines, motors, hydraulic and pneumatic circuits. The unit also provides extensive hands-on experience on the functions of components in a Boiler plant. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineering Technologists are expected to develop the elementary knowledge and skills required for the refrigeration and air-conditioning trade that exist in industrial buildings. You will learn what is required to maintain human comfort in residential and commercial buildings. Using a step-by-step approach, you will design a complete year-round air conditioning system for an institutional building while considering available energy conservation techniques. Professional Ethics Engineering Technologists are expected to understand the knowledge of ethics, also called the study of moral philosophy, which is the study of what is right or wrong, what we ought to do and not to do in all cases. In this part of the course you will develop the knowledge on how to make decisions on the engineering ethics in your professional and personal lives.

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Prerequisite: MCD523

Prerequisite Sentence: N/A

Credit Point: 12

Offered In: Semester 1