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News Release from: Logis-Tech Associates | Subject: MSc course
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 06 February 2004
MSc course in Instrumentation by modules
The MSc (Master of Science) course in Instrumentation Engineering suits personnel from all types of industrial plants, power stations, production facilities, factories, and normally takes 2-3 years
The MSc (Master of Science) course in Instrumentation Engineering, suits personnel from all types of industrial plants, power stations, production facilities, factories, etc, and normally takes, on average, two to three years The course consists of 8 modules plus the project, delivered through intensive, up-to-date, high level, short courses supported by lectures, tutorials, assignments and laboratory exercises
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 25 Feb 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The modules covered are; Measurement Theory and Devices, Data Acquisition and Analysis, Control Systems, Instrument Communication and Networking, Safety and Safety Management, Project Planning and Management, Environmental measurement Case Studies and Industrial Case Studies.
These short courses are delivered in blocks of one week duration at a Scottish University and 4/8 blocks run per year.
It is envisioned that a student takes at least 4 modules per year.
However, due to work/home commitments, if a student cannot attend one of the blocks, he/she can pick the module up at a later date.
The project will, in most cases be industrial based and this is where companies paying a students fee should get a return on a worthwhile, useful, beneficial exercise.
A student who completes only 4 modules may elect to recieve a PgC (Post-graduate Certificate) in Instrumentation and a student who completes all 8 modules (no project) may elect to receive a PgD (Post-graduate Diploma) in Instrumentation.
Entry to the MSc programme is based on an honours degree or equivalent in an appropriate subject.
The cost of each module is approximately GBP450.00 sterling (UK residents).
Overseas students may request cost details on application.
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