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Note: Medical Certificate for Color Blindness must be produced before starting to attend the course. Study Units Core Units: English, Maltese, Mathematics, ECDL, Personal Development Vocational and Support Units: Basic Electrical Technology, Basic Electronics, Technical Drawing About The Course This is a one year programme designed to provide an opportunity to school leavers in possession of the school leaving certificate. The programme is structured to assist students to develop technical skills in basic electrical, electronics and IT. The programme includes a significant amount of vocational practice and embedded skills. The programme covers basic tool handling procedures, soldering techniques and simple electrical and electronics circuit construction. MCAST Foundation Certificate in Electrical and Electronic Engineering - Level 2 Course Code 11/03/02 Level 2 Awarding Body MCAST Course Duration 1 year full-time Fees - Entry Finished compulsory education and a Pass in MCAST tests Or: Introductory Certificate Note Medical Certificate for Color Blindness must be produced before starting to attend the course. Study Units Core Units: English, Maltese, Mathematics, ECDL, Personal Development Vocational and Support Units: Electrical and Electronics, Physical Science, Engineering Drawing About The Course The programme is designed to provide an opportunity to school leavers in possession of the School Leaving Certificate to follow a structured programme of study in an area which is close to their interests. The programme includes a significant amount of vocational practice that will help students to form a clear idea of the nature of the trade or vocation they intend to follow. Students are given the opportunity to develop the basic skills required to further their studies in the Electrical and Electronics Sector. They are also helped to strengthen their knowledge in Mathematics and Physics. The course is designed for students who need an understanding of Electrical/Electronic fundamentals and principles. Emphasis is placed on Electrical/Electronic theory and science. Students who apply to join a vocational Foundation Course at level 2 shall be required to pass MCAST tests in Maltese, English and Mathematics. Following these tests, MCAST shall draw up a list of those who are found to require significant help in their studies. These learners will stand to benefit by joining the Foundation Course at Vocational Level 1 instead. This is a one year course which should help them to progress to the Foundation Course at Level 2 the following year. Certificate in Electrotechnical Technology (C&G2330) Course Code 11/03/03 Level 3 Awarding Body City & Guilds Course Duration 1 year full-time Fees City & Guilds Registration Fees Entry 2 SEC/O-Level Passes Compulsory: Mathematics Preferred: Physics, English, Computer Studies, Technical Design, Chemistry, Design and Technology Or: MCAST Foundation Certificate Note: Medical Certificate for Colour Blindness is a necessary requirement to enrol for the course. Study Units Core Units: Working effectively and safely in an Electrotechnical Environment, Principles of Electrotechnology, Application of Health & Safety and Electrical Principles, Installations (Building & Structures) Support Units: Technical English, Maltese, Mathematics, ICT, Technical Design About The Course This is a one-year full-time course for those interested in a career progression within the Electrotechnical Industry. The course contributes towards an understanding of the relevant theory and allows candidates to develop practical skills required in this field. The course is a practical programmes which covers all the basics of wiring electrical installation circuits using different cables and containments and also addresses Electrical Installation regulations. This course includes opportunities to develop one’s competences in Technical English, Maltese, Mathematics, Technical Design while supporting ICT skills. MCAST-BTEC Diploma In Engineering (Electronics) Course Code 11/03/04 Level 3 Awarding Body MCAST-BTEC Course Duration 1 year full-time Fees BTEC Registration Fee Entry 2 SEC/O-Level passes Compulsory: Mathematics Preferred: Physics, English, Computer Studies, Technical Design, Chemistry, Design and Technology. Or: MCAST Foundation Certificate. Note: A Medical Certificate for Colour Blindness is a necessary requirement to attend for the course. Study Units Core Units: Working Safely and Effectively in Engineering, Interpreting and Using Engineering Information, Mathematics for Engineering Technicians, Applied Electrical and Mechanical Science for Engineering. Supplementary Subjects: Maltese, Technical English Supplementary Subjects: Electronic Devices and Communication Applications, Electronic Circuit Construction, PC Hardware and Software Installation and Configuration. Option A: Operation and Maintenance of Electrical Systems and Components. Option B: Operation and Maintenance of Electronic Systems and Components. About The Course The programme is designed to provide a basic work related qualification. This is because the vocational content of the course is designed around the needs of the Electrical/ Electronics Industry. Companies in need of workers with fundamental skills in installation and following minor repairs of appliances, will find successful candidates suitable. Certificate in Electrical Installation /Maintenance (C&G 2330) Course Code 11/03/05A Level 4 Awarding Body City & Guilds Course Duration 2 years part-time on an Apprenticeship Fees City & Guilds Registration Fees Entry Certificate in Electrotechnical Technology (C&G2330) Note: Medical Certificate for Colour Blindness is a necessary requirement to attend for the course. Study Units Core Units: Applications of Health and Safety, Electrical Principles Specialist Study Units: Installation (Building and Structures) Principles, Testing and Commissioning, Installation (Building and Structure) Fault Diagnosis and Rectification Supplementary Units: Electrical Theory, Electrical Technology, Basic Electronics, Electrical Installation Practice About The Course The course is designed to provide opportunities for candidates to acquire accreditation in more advanced areas of electrical installations and maintenance. This course provides a natural progression route from the C&G 2330 Certificate in Electrotechnical Technology course and has been carefully designed and structured to integrate practical skills with the related technology. This will enhance the candidate’s knowledge and skills to a higher stage into the electrical installation industry. The course will also provide an understanding of the regulations and health and safety requirements governing electrical installation processes and knowledge of the organisation and structure of the industry within which these activities are carried out. At the end of the first year of studies, students will be expected to sit for the Wireman’s Licence ‘A’ examinations. Successful students will gain knowledge and experience in a domestic and an industrial electrical installation environment. MCAST Diploma in Electronic Communications - Level 4 Course Code 11/03/06A Level 4 Awarding Body MCAST Course Duration 1 year full time & 2 years part-time on an Apprenticeship Fees - Entry 4 SEC/O-Level passes – Compulsory: Physics, Mathematics. Preferred: English, Computer Studies, Design and Technology Or: MCAST–BTEC Diploma in Engineering (Electronics) Or: MCAST-BTEC First Diploma for IT Practitioners. Note: Medical Certificate for Colour Blindness is a necessary requirement to attend for the course. Study Units Health & Safety, Communications and Engineering Drawing, Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2, Electrical and Electronic Principles, Telecommunications Principles, Telecommunciations Systems, Business Management, Electronics 1, Electronics 2, Microcontrollers, Computer Hardware Assembly and Maintenance, Programming Languages, Voice Communications and Operations, Computer Networks, Access and Core Networks, Project About The Course The MCAST Diploma in Electronic Communications is a three year programme in the area of communications engineering and technology. The growing applications of the electronic communications industry has brought about a requirement for technicians skilled in the installation, maintenance and repair of communication networks and systems as well as office machinery and equipment. The course includes modules that address both ICT and Electronics/Communications Engineering providing students with the skills they require to understand, install and repair faults in equipment as well as communications network infrastructure. Students who finish the course will be able to adapt and respond to the rapid changes that are occurring in the electronic communications sector. MCAST Diploma in Computer Engineering - Level 4 Course Code 11/03/07A Level 4 Awarding Body MCAST Course Duration 1 year full-time & 2 years part-time on an Apprenticeship Fees - Entry 4 SEC/O-Level Passes – Compulsory: Physics, Mathematics; Preferred: English, Computer Studies, Design and Technology Or: MCAST-BTEC Diploma in Engineering (Electronics) Or: MCAST-BTEC First Diploma for IT Practitioners Study Units Mathematics, Technical English, Introduction to Health and Safety, Assembly and Maintenance of Computers and Networks, Electronics 1, Electronics 2, Digital Electronics and Microprocessors, Digital Electronics, Microcontrollers, Industrial Management, DataCommunications and Networks, Data Structures and Algorithms, DBMS, Programming Languages, Fundamentals of Operating Systems, Operating Systems, Networks, Internet Technologies and Web Design. Integrated Support Unit, Project About The Course This three-year Diploma course provides students with the necessary theoretical knowledge and skills to analyse digital electronics circuits and develop and apply advanced software solutions to microprocessor based systems including the PC. Students will be able to analyse, compare and contrast the interaction of embedded systems with the PC. Successful technicians will be able to build, test, troubleshoot and repair computer based systems and networks, perform electronic repairs on computers and office equipment, software installations and operating system deployment and set up network systems. MCAST Diploma in Green Energy Technologies - Level 4 Course Code 11/03/08 Level 4 Awarding Body MCAST Course Duration 2 years full-time Fees - Entry 4 SEC/O Level passes Compulsory: Physics, Mathematics. Preferred: English, Computer Studies, Design and Technology Or: MCAST BTEC Diploma in Engineering (Electronics) Or: MCAST-BTEC First Diploma for IT Practitioners. Note: Medical certificate for Colour Blindness is a necessary requirement to attend for the course. Study Units Core Units: Alternative Energy Sources, Theory and Technology, Electronics Theory and Practice, Engineering Project, Legislation and Standards, Mathematics, Occupational Health and Safety Specialist Study Units: Applications of Mechanical Engineering Systems, Electrical Installation Theory and Practice, Electrical Technology, Electrical Generating Technology, Industrial Management and Customer Care, Microcontrollers and PLCs, Power Electronics, Thermal Energy Systems, Thermodynamic and Fluid Dynamic Principles, Three Phase Motors and Drives, Three Phase Systems About The Course The MCAST Diploma in Green Technologies is intended for candidates who wish to follow a career in Electrical & Electronics Engineering with a particular focus on renewable sources of energy. With the constant growth in this sector locally and internationally, an urgent need is arising for qualified technicians who are not only capable of installing and testing renewable energy systems, but who also have the required underpinning knowledge and competence to provide after-sales assistance, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair. This course will include the necessary practical components to give candidates the desired hands-on experience on renewable energy technologies being installed in Malta today. MCAST Diploma in Industrial Electronics - Level 4 Course Code 11/03/09A Level 4 Awarding Body MCAST Course Duration 1 year full-time & 2 years part-time on an Apprenticeship Fees - Entry 4 SEC/O-Level Passes – Compulsory: Physics, Mathematics; Preferred: English, Computer Studies, Design and Technology Or: MCAST-BTEC Diploma in Engineering (Electronics) Note Medical Certificate for Colour Blindness is a necessary requirement to enrol for the course Study Units Mathematics, Technical English, Health and Safety, Computer Hardware Assembly and Maintenance, Electronics, Electrical Technology, Digital Electronics and Microprocessors, Digital Electronics, Microcontrollers, Microcontrollers and PLDs, Industrial Management, Communication Principles, Communication Systems, Automation and Control, Programming Concepts, Engineering Science and Material Science, Integrated Support Unit, Project About The Course This three-year vocational course in Industrial Electronics provides candidates with the knowledge and skills required by the manufacturing and services industry. The course emphasis is on electrical and electronics engineering but a number of study units contain elements of software engineering, giving students sufficient knowledge to consider careers in other related technical fields. The challenging and dynamic world of electronics, mechatronics and communications engineering offers excellent career growth opportunities and the diploma is widely accepted by the local industry. MCAST-BTEC Extended Diploma in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Course Code 11/03/10A Level 4 Awarding Body MCAST-BTEC Course Duration 1 year full time & 2 years part time on an Apprenticeship Fees BTEC Registration Fee Entry 4 SEC/O-Level passes – Compulsory: Physics, Mathematics. Preferred: English, Computer Studies, Design and Technology Or: MCAST–BTEC Diploma in Engineering (Electronics) Or: MCAST–BTEC Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical) Note Medical Certificate for Colour Blindness is a necessary requirement to attend for the course Study Units Core Units: Health & Safety in the Engineering Workplace, Communications for the Engineering Technicians, Engineering Project, Mathematics for Engineering Technicians, Electrical and Electronic Principles Supplimentary Subjects: Workshop Technology, Mechanical Workshop Practice Specialist Study Units: Mechanical Principles and Applications, Business Operations in Engineering, Selecting and Using Programmable Logic Controllers, Further Mathematics for Technicians, Electrical Installation, Principles and Applications of Analogue Electronics, Principles and Operation of Three Phase Systems, Further Electrical Principles Option A (Electrical): Principles and Applications of Electronic Devices and Circuits, Electrical Technology, Three Phase Motors and Drives Option B (Control): Construction and Applications of Digital Systems, Microprocessor Systems and Applications, Software Design and Development About The Course The qualification is designed to equip individuals with the practical skills, knowledge and understanding required for success in employment and progression as technicians in the rapidly changing field of Electrical / Electronics Engineering. Students will follow a range of practical and theoretical units according to the choice of specialization, designed to satisfy the competences necessary to be able to deal with the challenges of business development in related industries. MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electrical Engineering Course Code 11/03/11 Level 5 Awarding Body MCAST-BTEC Course Duration 2 years full-time Fees BTEC Registration Fee Entry 2 A-Level passes - Compulsory: Mathematics, Physics Or: A-Level pass and 3 I-Level passes - Compulsory (A Level) Mathematics / Compulsory (Int Level) Physics Or: MCAST-BTEC National Diploma in Communications Technology Or: MCAST-BTEC National Diploma in Electrical/ Electronics Engineering Or: MCAST Diploma in Industrial Electronics Or: MCAST Diploma in Computer Engineering Or: MCAST Diploma In Green Energy Technologies Study Units Core Units: Analytical Methods for Engineers, Engineering Science, Project Design, Implimentation and Evaluation, Electrical and Electronics Principles Specialist Study Units: Business Management Techniques for Engineers, Programmable Logic Controllers, Electronic Principles, Microprocessor Systems, Combinational and Sequential Logic, Engineering Design, Further Analytical Methods for Engineers, Further Electrical Principles, Computer Programming Techniques, Plant and Process Control, Advanced Mathematics for Engineering, Electrical Power About The Course New technology applications create a demand for engineering technicians in a wide range of organisations. This vocational programme prepares students for Technical and Management careers in the Electrical sector, e.g. generation and distribution, the utilisation of electrical energy, as well as the installation and maintenance of electrical machines and drives. The course provides the fundamentals of engineering with special emphasis on applications and design. Suitably qualified engineering technicians are able to play a major role in meeting the needs of a wide range of industries. MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electronic Engineering Course Code 11/03/12 Level 5 Awarding Body MCAST-BTEC Course Duration 2 years full-time Fees BTEC Registration Fee Entry 2 A-Level passes - Compulsory: Mathematics, Physics Or: A-Level pass and 3 I-Level passes- Compulsory (A Level):Mathematics. Compulsory (Int Level): Physics Or: MCAST-BTEC National Diploma in Communications Technology Or: MCAST-BTEC National Diploma in Electrical / Electronics Engineering Or: MCAST Diploma in Industrial Electronics Or: MCAST Diploma in Computer Engineering. Study Units Core Units: Analytical Methods for Engineers, Engineering Science, Project Design, Implimentation and Evaluation, Electrical and Electronics Principles. Specialist Study Units: Business Management Techniques for Engineers, Electronics Principles, Applications of Power Electronics, Combinational and Sequential Logic, Engineering Design, Programmable Logic Controllers, Further Analytical Methods for Engineers, Microprocessor Systems, Digital and Analogue Devices and Circuits, Control Systems and Automation, Computer Programming Techniques, Plant Process and Control, Advanced Mathematics for Engineering About The Course The programme prepares students for Technical and Management careers in the Electronics/Mechatronics sector. It is aimed to develop a range of skills and personal qualities essential for successful performance in the electronics field with careers which may range from electronics systems development, to design applications and maintenance. The programme is strongly vocational and aims to produce qualified engineering technicians who are able to play a major role in meeting the needs of a wide range of industries especially those which make use of new technology. Developments in technology create a high demand for engineering technicians in a wide range of organisations. Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Electronics and Control Engineering Course Code 11/03/13 Level 6 Awarding Body MCAST in Collaboration with Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Course Duration 1 year full-time Fees - Entry MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronics Engineering OR: MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronics Engineering (Electronics) Further details are available under section “Applications for MCAST Vocational Degrees” Study Units Digital Signal Processing, Signals and Systems, Electronics, Control Theory, Practical Control Systems, Microcontrollers, Software Design and Analysis, Entrepreneurship, Thesis About The Course The objective of this programme is that of producing professional engineers who are both academically prepared and practically trained to satisfy the requirements of local industry. Moreover these graduates will be suitably prepared to embark on careers or further their studies abroad. Control engineering is from many perspectives at the peak of the various engineering disciplines. Indeed many engineering problems involve the processing of information of some form in order to control some system or variable within a more complex system. Giving students a good preparation in Control increases their attractiveness to industry. Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Electronics Engineering Course Code 11/03/14 Level 6 Awarding Body MCAST in Collaboration with Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Course Duration 1 year full-time Fees - Entry MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronics Engineering OR: MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronics Engineering (Electronics) Further details are available under section “Applications for MCAST Vocational Degrees” Study Units Digital Signal Processing, Signals and Systems, Electronics, Control Theory, Advanced Digital Electronics, Microcontrollers, Software Design and Analysis, Entrepreneurship, Thesis About The Course The objective of this programme is that of producing professional engineers who are both academically prepared and practically trained to satisfy the requirements of local industry. Moreover these graduates will be suitably prepared to embark on careers or further their studies abroad. Electronics is still a highly relevant and attractive technological field that has evolved at a rapid rate. This interdisciplinary field is practically used in every aspect of modern life as exemplified by the advances in computers and communications. The course will bring students in contact with the modern technologies and gives an in-depth mix of knowledge and skills. Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Electronic Communications Course Code 11/03/15 Level 6 Awarding Body MCAST in Collaboration with Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Course Duration 1 year full-time Fees - Entry MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronics Engineering OR: MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronics Engineering (Electronics) Further details are available under section “Applications for MCAST Vocational Degrees” Study Units Mathematics for Communications engineers, Applied Electromagnetics for communications engineers, Telecommunications principles, Data Communications and standards, Communications systems, Communications signal processing, Signals and Systems, Entrepreneurship, Thesis About The Course The objective of this programme is that of producing professional engineers who are both academically prepared and practically trained to satisfy the requirements of local industry. Moreover these graduates will be suitably prepared to embark on careers or further their studies abroad. Communications is one of the fastest moving technological fields that require constant updating. This course has been designed with that concept in mind and therefore strives to give learners a sufficient solid foundation in the fundamental concepts so that they are in a position to further upgrade their knowledge and skills. This interdisciplinary field is practically used in every aspect of modern life as exemplified by the advances in computers and communications. The course will bring students in contact with modern technologies. Eligible students may proceed to the B.Eng. (Honours) degree by the end of November. This entails one further year of study. Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Power Generation and Renewables Course Code 11/03/16 Level 6 Awarding Body MCAST in Collaboration with Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Course Duration 1 year full-time Fees - Entry MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronics Engineering OR: MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronic Engineering (Electronics) Further details are available under section “Applications for MCAST Vocational Degrees” Study Units Traditional Power generation and Distribution, Renewable Energy Sources 1, Renewable Energy Sources 2, Installation of Renewable Energy Sources, Power Electronics, Energy Efficient Constructions, IT and networking fundamentals, Entrepreneurship, Thesis About The Course The objective of this programme is that of producing professional engineers who are both academically prepared and practically trained to satisfy the requirements of local industry. Moreover these graduates will be suitably prepared to embark on careers or further their studies abroad. The need to have qualified engineers who approach this technology in a professional and efficient way is heavily requested by all the major stakeholders. The modules in this degree course are chosen to give the learners a grasp of both the traditional and modern technologies as well as the support systems that would be required. The course will bring students in contact with modern technologies. Eligible students may proceed to the B.Eng. (Honours) degree by the end of November. This entails one further year of study. Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Biomedical Engineering Course Code 11/03/17 Level 6 Awarding Body MCAST in Collaboration with Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Course Duration 1 year full-time Fees - Entry MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronic Engineering OR MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronic Engineering (Electronics) OR MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering with specialization in either Manufacturing or Operations and Maintenance or Mechatronics Further details are available under section “Applications for MCAST Vocational Degrees”. Study Units Common core subjects: Control Theory, Engineering materials for medical applications, Human biology, Gait analysis and human movement, Thesis Modules for IME stream: Biomechanics, Prosthetics and Orthotics, Implant Technology, Biomedical micromachining Modules for IEEE stream: Electronics, Signals and Systems, DSP, Design of medical instrumentation About The Course The objective of this programme is that of producing professional engineers who have strong practical competences backed by solid underpinning knowledge related to the biomedical engineering sector. The exciting advances made in artificial valves and organs and other prosthetic implants all fall in the realm of biomedical Engineering. The course strives to give a basic understanding of the functioning of the human body and combines this with the sound knowledge in biomechanics and other engineering fields. Graduates are referred to as clinical engineers, biomedical or medical equipment specialists who can service and repair medical equipment, prosthetic implants and others. Employment opportunities for biomedical engineers exist in industry, government, universities, medical schools and hospitals. Biomedical engineers work with other health care professionals as members of a team. Malta College of Arts, Science & Technology Home | About Us | Institutes | Courses | Admissions | Support | The Library | News | Contact Us | Developed by Seasus