Mechanical Systems Engineering (Top-Up) BEng (Hons)

You'll compare material properties and manufacturing processes while analysing related social, economic, and environmental impacts. As you study the properties of advanced materials, you'll also learn computer-aided materials evaluation and methods of communicating your findings to technical and non-technical audiences.

In this module, you'll explore the vital role Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) plays in modern engineering design and product realization. You'll apply modelling and simulation for manufacture in an integrated CAD/CAM environment, and analyse the use of integrated CAD/CAM/CAE software in engineering design and manufacture.

In this module, you'll compare technologies, propose designs and improvements for existing systems, and learn to apply these for economic and ecological benefit. You'll tackle topics like quantitative analysis, reliability optimisation and structured design, developing your expertise in using traditional techniques and emerging developments to meet real-world manufacturing challenges.

This module will see you develop your knowledge of a project lifecycle; from initiation through to planning, execution and closure. You'll develop an effective project plan including account for budgeting and will look at how you can mitigate risks for a successful project outcome.

You'll assess real-world supply chain strategies that use new technologies and evaluate their impact on business models, society and the environment.

In this module, you'll consider national and international responses to global environmental issues, using perspectives drawn from risk management, life-cycle analysis and security frameworks. You'll appraise materials and processes, technical innovations and ethical behaviour, in preparation for careers that can drive positive change.

In this module, you'll explore the vital role Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) plays in modern engineering design and product realization. You'll apply modelling and simulation for manufacture in an integrated CAD/CAM environment, and analyse the use of integrated CAD/CAM/CAE software in engineering design and manufacture.

In this module, you'll compare technologies, propose designs and improvements for existing systems, and learn to apply these for economic and ecological benefit. You'll tackle topics like quantitative analysis, reliability optimisation and structured design, developing your expertise in using traditional techniques and emerging developments to meet real-world manufacturing challenges.

You'll assess real-world supply chain strategies that use new technologies and evaluate their impact on business models, society and the environment.

You'll compare material properties and manufacturing processes while analysing related social, economic, and environmental impacts. As you study the properties of advanced materials, you'll also learn computer-aided materials evaluation and methods of communicating your findings to technical and non-technical audiences.

This module will see you develop your knowledge of a project lifecycle; from initiation through to planning, execution and closure. You'll develop an effective project plan including account for budgeting and will look at how you can mitigate risks for a successful project outcome.

In this module, you'll consider national and international responses to global environmental issues, using perspectives drawn from risk management, life-cycle analysis and security frameworks. You'll appraise materials and processes, technical innovations and ethical behaviour, in preparation for careers that can drive positive change.