Teeside HNC Electrical and Electronic Engineering

[sm75k]

Shane, i find i go in peaks and troughs with studying, sometimes i'm really in the zone and get loads done other times i can go a couple of weeks without even looking at. It is always in the back of your mind though.

I haven't done the later modules yet, i will be selecting more C&I based modules but my mate at work is going down the heavy "L" route with HV and switchgear. I would suggest just phoning up and speaking to the course co-ordinator, i'm sure he will be able to answer your questions better than me

Stu

 

[GlennT]

Hello there.

Can you guys possibly point me in the direction of some help with the maths bridging modules for this course. I am struggling with the calculus module (TMA3). I know this is off topic or maybe there is a topic I have overlooked for the bridging modules. Thanks guys.

 

[sm75k]

sorry mate i didn't have to do them so i cant help you.

 

[adzberry]

Hi guys, just read through this whole thread as
I've been looking for a distance learning course and after looking on their web site I think I've found the one! Does anyone know the exact cost of this course?

Cheers!

 

[sparkymalarky]

Does anyone know the exact cost of this course?

Mate look below at a thread labelled 'Teesside HNC electrical and electronic engineering important price info. Should answer any questions.

 

[adzberry]

Brilliant cheers pal

 

[Justadaftspark]

GlennT, I found mathstutor.ac to be very helpfull it has videos and all that jazz

best of luck

 

[Mr_Stonka]

Hi All,

I'm new to the forum having come about it through searching on Google.

I am currently doing my HND through teeside university having already completed my HNC through day release.

I see that from most people you are working on engineering science, but are people working on other modules?

 

[Justadaftspark]

Hi Gents hope you are all well,

I have a question regarding TMA 4 Q1 iv) Looking for Z

I have I=P/Vs(PF) and transpose for I to get 4.34A
Then to find Z Z=Vs/I which gives 27.65ohm
When I put this back into (PF)=R/Z to confirm i dont get the right answer


Any help would be great

 

[sm75k]

hi mate,

i'm still on TMA 3, been working loads but i have done electrical principles module before which covered all of this, i will have a look later and see if i can offer any help.