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Transferminor Engineering Systems (TMES) at HAN University of Applied Sciences: a bridge from Bachelor to Master Engineering Systems (MES) for students within the technical domain.
Do you want to continue your study after completing your technical bachelor and obtain a masters degree (MSc) in Engineering? The transferminor TMES prepares you for the Master Engineering Systems (MES) at HAN University. You will improve your skills in mathematics and relevant topics of physics, learn to use simulation software and apply that knowledge on modelling and controlling engineering systems. Besides theory and assignments you will perform a challenging project, where you also will develop your scientific and research skills. Current topics like sustainable energy and smart systems will be covered in the project.
The transfer minor TMES consists of 50% theory and 50% application. It offers students of all engineering studies a technical deepening and extension of engineering knowledge.
That leads eventually to a good connection to the master course MES.
The following subjects will be covered in the transfer minor
- Mathematics (i.e. complex numbers, differential equations, La place transforms, linear algebra, stastistics),
- Applied Physics (i.e. mechanics, dynamics, heat transfer, fluid dynamics, electricity, magnetism),
- Introduction Modelling,
- Practice Modelling and Simulation (Matlab, Simulink),
- Feedback Control,
- Research and Scientific skills
- Project work related to Modelling and Control
- Technical support meetings
Block exchange course
This is a block minor. It is offered once a year as a block in the 2nd semester.
This is a specialisation exchange course
This means it enables you to further deepen your skills and knowledge within your own profession (professional profile).
This is a continuation exchange course
You are interested in conducting more research and are preparing to continue your studies at a university (or to enrol in a Masters degree course at a University of Applied Sciences).
Learning outcomes
- Using advanced mathematics in technical context
- Analysing physical systems in several domains (mechanical, electrical, thermal, hydraulical)
- Applying physical laws and relationships in modelling technical systems
- Applying basics of control on technical systems
- Modelling and simulation of technical systems in a structured way using Matlab, Simulink
Project work
- Predicting the behaviour of an engineering system with use of modelling
- Validating the behaviour with literature and/or practical implementation
- Conducting research and show scientific reporting and presentation skills
Competences
According to profile of HBO domain Engineering
- C1. Analysis
- C2. Design
- C3. Realisation
- C4. Control
- C5. Management
- C6. Advice
- C7. Research
- C8. Professionalisation
Admission requirements
Students who have their propaedeutic certificate and at least 120 EC points in a technical Bachelor program, or students with an (international) comparable program. You also should have a sufficient understanding of the English language (spoken and written).
After application there will be a short meeting to discuss your learning goals and challenges.
For whom?
The minor is open to students from various engineering bachelor programmes (like AU, WTB, EL, ESE, BK, CT, IPO, TBK, TI or equivalent), The goal of the minor is to provide a bridge from bachelor to the Master Engineering Systems (MES). You will receive an admission advice after an intake in which your motivation and background is discussed.
Nice to know
- Blend of different learning methods
- Lecturers with different cultural background and experience in the MES
- Insight in technical scientific research is given
- Exemptions for some courses in the Master program Engineering Systems (IM, AP, PMS, FC)
- Smooth start within the master program
Working methods
- Project work
- Practical lessons in simulation and project management
- Physical theoretical lessons
- Technical support meetings
Assessment
- 6.0 EC mathematics
- 9.0 EC Applied theoretical courses
- 5.0 EC Practice Modelling and Simulation
- 10 EC Project work (group): Project Plan/Project Documentation/ Presentation and defense with peer review
Schedule
Monday afternoon/evening, physical at Han University of Applied Sciences in Arnhem, 13.00 – 21.30 hrs.
The study load is 840 hours in 6 months.
To be determined.
Combination of readers and relevant (international oriented) books.
HAN students can enrol via Alluris.
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