Teeside HNC Electrical and Electronic Engineering

[Tomo78]

Can anyone help me out with ENS-1-TMA please? Completed questions 1 & 2, wanting to check answers as it seemed a bit easy & am worried I might have gone wrong. Question 3 on columns however might be a different story!

 

[sparkymalarky]

Well lads, thought I would check in! done my telephone interview before Christmas for AME and got a distinction over all for the module which I am chuffed to pieces with!

Starting EEP Electrical and Electronic Principles now which is supposed to be the worst of the core modules! But once its out of the way it will be plain(er) sailing

 

[sm75k]

I'm on choice modules now and its better, i'm more interested and motivated and if i'm honest so far they have been easier than the core modules. The final project looks like it may be at bid odd to do.

 

[sparkymalarky]

nice one sm75k, what did you choose for your elective modules? I can't land on four at all, I always change my mind! :willy_nilly:

 

[sm75k]

Distributed control systems, programmable logic controllers and i'm not sure what my last one will be yet. I have already done digital and analogue circuits, so was credited this module by tees for that.

 

[sparkymalarky]

Handy. Might do PLCs myself.

 

[sm75k]

I will be ordering PLC's in the next week or so, as i have hopefully just about finished my DCS TMA's. So if you have any questions just ask.

 

[Sparkscity]

New to this forum, have completed ENS & AME, now started first TMA of EEP, Ouch! Also have just received PLC module, looking forward to that one as spent 15 years on PLC programming! Hopefully be easier than the core modules.

 

[Croney]

Hey Guys,

New to the forum, I've just this evening submitted my last TMA on the Maths bridging course I enrolled last Feb, just done the whole course in the last two weeks, feeling motivated now and can't wait to get into something more interesting, though it sounds like the first two modules do their best to break your morale!

Is anyone else just starting out or is everyone well into it, I did read the whole thread but you never know who is lurking in the background!

Anyway just wanted to say Hi!

 

[sm75k]

Sparkcity

I've just started PLC's, I too have experience with them and so far it's pretty easy going, just hope i don't have to eat my words

 

[J_D]

Afternoon guys,

Just started this course as a complete novice, and having to go through the headache-inducing bridging mathematics at the moment

After reading through this thread and seeing how well everyone has got on with the assignments so far I have to ask what your work scheduals are like.
Do you have set days of the week you study, or just a little every night?
Do you regularly complete a lesson in one sitting - or more or less?

And do you read through the questions at the end before you beigin to have them in mind while reading the lessons, or just study every lesson in the section and have a go at the exams when you finish?

Sorry for the questions but I currently work on the course 3 times a week and have found my progress very slow, and answering the exam questions is difficult when the information isn't as fresh as it could be

Cheers in advance,

JD

 

[LeeH]

Hi JD, has the bridging course got a name?

 

[J_D]

Hi JD, has the bridging course got a name?

Hi Lee, having to do the foundation mathematics for engineers module.
Im finding my progress slow, and wanted some advice from others, if you could help

Thanks

 

[Kam]

Hi Guys Im new to this forum glad to see this group I thought I was all alone. I'm doing my ES boy is it hard but getting through it. I need some help can anyone PM me

 

[LeeH]

Hi Lee, having to do the foundation mathematics for engineers module.
Im finding my progress slow, and wanted some advice from others, if you could help

Thanks

Sorry no chance, I'm behind you. I've just passed my Design and Verification so looking at the next step.

Good luck with it mate.