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All information contained in this Prospectus is correct at the time of publication (Mar 2020). ITE reserves the right to amend any part of the contents of this Prospectus without prior notice.

Not all the modules listed in this Prospectus are offered at every intake exercise.Applicants may apply only for modules that are advertised for the particular intake.

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Section 1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 5- Our Mission, Vision and Values- About ITE – Educational Excellence in a Global and Digital Economy

Section 2 Certificate of Competency Courses for SkillsFuture Series .............................................................. 9

Section 3 General Information ............................................................................................................................ 13- ITECETCertificationSystem- ITETrainingSystem- e-Learning- Module Exemption- Academic Regulations- Getting a Place in ITE- Application and Formation of Classes- Entry Requirements for Higher NitecinServices/Higher Nitec in Technology Courses- Entry Requirements for NitecinServices/NitecinTechnology/ISC Courses- Fees- TrainingSupport- SkillsFutureStudyAwards- Progression Opportunities

Section 4 Higher Nitec in Services Courses ..................................................................................................... 40- Accounting- Architectural Technology- EventManagement- Hospitality Operations- Human Resource & Administration-InteractiveDesign- International Logistics - Maritime Business- Performance Production- Visual Merchandising

Higher Nitec in Technology Courses ................................................................................................. 60- AutomotiveEngineering- BusinessInformationSystems- Chemical Technology- Civil&StructuralEngineeringDesign- Cyber&NetworkSecurity- Electrical Engineering- Electronics Engineering- Facility Management- Games Art & Design- GamesProgramming&Development- ITSystems&Networks- Marine & Offshore Technology- Mechanical Engineering- Mechatronics Engineering- Robotics&SmartSystems- SecuritySystemIntegration

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Section 5 Nitec in Services Courses ................................................................................................................... 94- Beauty & Wellness- Business Administration- BusinessServices- Digital Animation- Interior & Exhibition Design - RetailServices- Visual Communication

Nitec in Technology Courses ............................................................................................................ 109- Aerospace Machining Technology- AutomotiveTechnology(HeavyVehicles)- AutomotiveTechnology(LightVehicles)- BuiltEnvironment(Mechanical&ElectricalServices)- BuiltEnvironment(VerticalTransportation)- Chemical Process Technology- ElectricalTechnology(Power&Control)- Electronics,ComputerNetworking&Communications- Infocomm Technology - Mechanical Technology- Mechatronics & Robotics- SecurityTechnology- Web Applications

Section 6 ITE Skills Certificate (ISC) Courses ................................................................................................. 138- Electrical Wiring- Gas Tungsten Arc Welding- Residential Air-Conditioning- Residential Plumbing- ShieldedMetalArcWelding

Section 7 Location of ITE Headquarters and Colleges ................................................................................... 143

Section 8 Feedback Form .................................................................................................................................. 145

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Our Mission

Create Opportunities for Studentsand Adult Learners to

Acquire Skills, Knowledge andValues for Employability and

Lifelong Learning

Our Vision

A Trailblazer in Career Technical Education and Work - Study Training

Our Values

IntegrityTeamworkExcellenceCare

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ABOUT ITE – EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE IN A GLOBAL AND DIGITAL ECONOMY

The Institute of Technical Education (ITE) was established as a post-secondary institutionin1992,under theMinistryofEducation. ITE isaprincipalproviderofcareerandtechnicaleducationandakeydeveloperofnationalskillscertificationandstandardsskillingSingaporefor the future economy. It offers three key programmes - (1) Pre-Employment Training foryouthsaftersecondaryeducation(2)ContinuingEducationandTrainingforadultlearnersand(3)Industry-BasedandWork-StudyProgrammeswithemployers.Underits'OneITESystem,ThreeColleges'GovernanceModel,ITEhasthreeColleges-ITECollegeCentral,ITECollegeEast and ITE College West.

SKILLS FOR THE FUTUREWeareconstantlymotivatedtodoourbestforourlearners.

Inrecognitionofourorganisationalexcellenceandgloballeadership,wereceivedtheprestigiousSingaporeQualityAwardwithSpecialCommendation,forthesecondtime,in2018.ITEwasthefirsteducationinstitutioninSingaporetohavereceivedtheAwardin2011andremainstheonlyeducationinstitutioninSingaporetohavereceivedittwice.

TheAward is an affirmation of ITE’s successful transformation journey. Together with ourpartners,staffandstudents,wehaveelevatedtechnicaleducationtoonethatisworld-class,capableofsettingnewglobalbenchmarks,andrelevanttorapid-changingindustrylandscapes.Byprovidingmarket-relevantskills,knowledgeandvalues,thelivesofourstudentsareimpactedpositively.WeshallcontinueourworkinadvancingtechnicaleducationtoskillSingaporeforthe future.

SKILLS FOR LIFEITE’smandateistomeetthemanpowerneedsandskillrequirementsforSingaporetoseizeopportunitiesnotjustlocally,butalsoglobally.

TocatertodiverselearningneedsforITEgraduatesandadultlearners,ITEprovidescustomisedoptionsforlifelonglearning,includingin-employmenttraining.ShortcoursesaredesignedtobeABC (Accessible,Bite-sizedandConvenient),where learning is focussedonenhancingemployability,growing resilience todynamic industry trends,andnurturingprofessionalandpersonal interests.

PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENT OF ITE PROGRAMMESToensurethatourtrainingsyllabusescontinuallymeettheneedsandstandardsofindustry,wehaveinplaceawell-establishedsystemtovalidateeachcoursesyllabus.Withinthesystem,AcademicAdvisory Committees (AACs) are set up to examine and approve syllabuses ofcourses for the respective industries or occupational clusters.TheAACsmeet regularly todiscussandreviewthesyllabuses,providefeedbackonchangesinindustry,aswellasprovidespecialist advice on technological trends. EachAAC comprises employer representatives,professionalsandspecialistsfromtherespectiveindustries.

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ENRICHING LEARNING ENVIRONMENTEach ITE College is equipped with up-to-date educational facilities. Practical lessons areconductedinexciting,authenticlearningenvironments,whichsimulateactualworkenvironment,fromaircrafthangars,high-endtrainingkitchensandrestaurantstosoundstages,AugmentedReality/VirtualRealitystudios,retailandhealthcarelabs.

LearninginITEisincreasinglyadigitalexperienceaswell,wherethelatesttechnologiesforteaching and learning for the digital economy are adopted in ITE Colleges.

COMPETENT AND CARING LECTURERSAspartofprovidinggoodqualitytechnicaltraining,webelieveinhavingstaffwhoareeffectiveanddedicatedtotheirprofession.Ourlecturersarequalifiedprofessionalswhoareequippedwithboth the technical expertiseand thepedagogic know-how.Lecturersundergo industryattachmentsatregularintervalsnotonlytokeepintouchwithindustrydevelopments,buttoprovidevalueincollaborations.

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CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY COURSES FOR SKILLSFUTURE SERIES ABOUT SKILLSFUTURE SERIESThe SkillsFuture Series provides adult learners access to quality industry-relevant trainingprogrammes. Programmes are available in 8 emerging and critical areas inCybersecurity,DataAnalytics,Entrepreneurship,Finance,Tech-EnabledServices,DigitalMedia,AdvancedManufacturing, and Urban Solutions. Each area comprises a range of courses to cater toSingaporeansatallstagesoflearning-frombeginningtointermediatetoadvancelevels.

CERTIFICATE AWARDEDStudentsaretoattainattendanceofatleast75%ofthetraining.SuccessfulcompletionofeachcourseleadstoaCertificateofCompetency(CoC).

ENTRY REQUIREMENTIn general, there is no entry requirement. In some courses, applicants may need to possess pre-requisiteworkknowledgeorexperienceinrelevantareas.

DURATIONThedurationofcoursesrangesfrom7to60hours,includingassessment.

FUNDING AND SUBSIDYSingaporeCitizens/SingaporePermanentResidents(SC/SPRs)areeligiblefor70%coursefeesubsidy.Thefollowingenhancedfundingschemesalsoapply:- Mid-CareerEnhancedSubsidy(MCES)scheme:90%coursefeesubsidyforSCsaged40

andabove;and- WorkfareTrainingSupport(WTS)scheme:95%coursefeesubsidyforSCsaged35and

above,andearning$2000orlesspermonth.

SC/SPRswhorepeatacourseandforeignerswithvalidworkpasswillpaythefullfee.

INTAKEThereare4intakesyearlyinJanuary,April,JulyandOctober.Selectedcourseswillbeofferedateachintake.

COURSES

• Urban Solutions

Urban TransportCoCinAdvancedDriverAssistanceSystemCoC in Gasoline Engine ManagementCoCinHighVoltageAwareness-Level1CoCinHighVoltageExpert-Level2BCoCinHumanFactorsinAviationMaintenanceCoCinHybridSystemsCoCinIntroductiontoAvionicsWorkshopOperationsCoCinIntroductiontoRapidTransitElectricalSystemCoC in Marine Diesel Engines Maintenance

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Urban TransportCoCinPreparationforHighVoltageExpert-Level2ACoCinQualityAssurance&ControlforMarineIndustriesCoCinRapidTransitElectricalControlSystemCoCinRapidTransitPowerSystemCoCinVehicleElectronicControlSystemsCoCinVTOLAircraft(Drone)OperationCoCinVTOLAircraft(Drone)Repair,Operation&Maintenance

Urban LivingCoCinBuildingDrawings&SubmissionCoCinBuildingInformationModelling:3DModellingCoCinBuildingInformationModelling:EngineeringGraphicsCoCinComputerNetworking(Routing)CoCinComputerNetworking(Switching)CoCinElectricalControlofAir-conditioningSystemsCoC in Electrical Installation Code of PracticeCoC in Electrical Installation DesignCoC in Electrical Installation Inspection & TestingCoCinElectricalSwitchboardTesting&MaintenanceCoC in Electrical Principles for Electrical InstallationCoCinFireDetection&andEmergencyVoiceCommunicationSystemCoCinFireProtectionSystemCoCinInstallation&CommissioningAir-conditioningSystems(R32SplitUnit)CoCinIntelligentBuildingControlSystem(KNX)CoC in Interior ApplicationsCoC in Interior ConstructionCoCinIntroductiontoDigitalTechnologyinEnvironmentServicesCoCinIntrusion&AccessControlTechnology(WorkplaceProtection)CoC in Lift InstallerCoCinLiftMaintenanceforLiftSpecialistCoCinLiftSystem&EquipmentMaintenanceCoCinMaintenanceofAir-conditioningSystems(R410aSplitUnit)CoCinNetworkProgrammabilityEssentialsCoC in Plumbing BasicsCoC in Plumbing Maintenance CoC in Residential Wiring MaintenanceCoCinSecurityProjectCableTerminationCoCinSecurityProjectT&CandHandoverCoCinSmartHomeSystem(C-Bus)CoCinSmartHomeSystem(KNX)CoCinSmartHomeSystem(VoiceControl)CoCinSmartHomeSystem(Z-Wave)CoCinSmartLivingSolutions(e-Home)CoCinSolarPhotovoltaic(PV)&StandbyGeneratorSupplyCoCinSurveillanceTechnology(WorkplaceProtection)CoCinUrbanFarming(Compost&Fertiliser)CoCinUrbanFarming(Pest&Diseases)CoCinUrbanFarming(Soil&PlantingTechniques)

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• Advanced ManufacturingCoC in Cloud Computing EssentialsCoC in Cloud Practitioner EssentialsCoC in Data Visualisation FundamentalsCoCinInternetofThings(SmartEnergyFundamentals)CoCinInternetofThings(SmartEnergyManagement)CoC in Introduction to Digitalisation in AutomationCoC in Introduction to Industrial RobotCoC in IoT Applications CoC in Machining AnalyticsCoCinMicro:bitApplicationsCoC in Practical RoboticsCoCinSmartIndustryReadinessIndex(SIRI)Implementation

• CybersecurityCoCinCyberSecurity(Network,Internet&Forensics)CoCinCyberSecurityFundamentalsCoC in Cybersecurity - Cyber HygieneCoCinWindowsOSHardening

• Data Analytics / Digital MediaCocinCreatingDigitalRetailTouchpoints(Gamification)CoCinDataAnalyticsUsingMicrosoftExcelCoC in Fundamentals of Data Visualisation using Tableau CoCinFundamentalsofDataVisualisationusingPowerBICoCinPythonProgrammingwithExcelAutomationCoCinSocialMediaMarketingStrategiesForStartups

• EntrepreneurshipCoCinAppliedDesignThinking(ExperienceFundamentals)CoCinAppliedDesignThinking(UnderstandFundamentals)CoCinBrandPositioning:CreateYourBrandPersonalitytoDriveSalesCoCinEntrepreneurship101(CustomerEngagementwithChatbot)CoCinEntrepreneurship101(MarketingCampaignwithAugmentedReality)CoCinEntrepreneurship101(TargetMarketwithDataAnalytics)CoCinFlexipreneurforaGigEconomy:CreateYourOnlinePortfolioCoCinFlexipreneurforaGigEconomy:WinThatClientCoCinIntroductionToManagingAHawkerBusiness

• Tech-Enabled Services CoCin‘C’LicenceFootballCoachingwithTechEnablement CoCinAdministrationofMedicationwithTech-EnablementforEnrolledNurses CoCinAI101:CustomerRelationshipManagementChatbot CoCinCareerPortfolioPreparation(EnhancingProfessionalDigitalPresence) CoCinDementiaCare&SmartSolutions CoC in Dementia Care in the Technological Era CoCine-BusinessDevelopment&InternetMarketing CoC in E-Payments 1-2-3 CoCinEssentialSkillsinMobileDeviceServicing CoCinRoboticProcessAutomation(RPA)forBeginners

Coursedetailsareavailableatwww.ite.edu.sg/courses/part-time-courses/CoC.

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ITE CET CERTIFICATION SYSTEMTheITECETCertificationSystemcomprises:

• Specialist Nitec for training courses that require Higher Nitec/Nitec in Services/Technology or Higher Nitec/Nitecqualificationsasanentryrequirement;

• Higher National ITE Certificate (Higher Nitec) in Services/Technology for trainingcourses that require GCE ‘O’ or relevantNitec in Services/Technology as an entryrequirement;

• National ITE Certificate (Nitec)inServices/TechnologyfortrainingcoursesthatrequirecompletionofGCE‘N’,GCE‘O’orrelevantISCasanentryrequirement;and

• ITE Skills Certificate (ISC) for training courses that require completion of primary educationasanentryrequirement;and

• ITE Certificate of Competency (CoC)forbite-sizedtrainingcoursesthatdonotrequireformalqualificationforadmission.

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ITE TRAINING SYSTEM SEMESTER-BASED CREDIT TRAINING SYSTEM FOR CET COURSESCETcoursesareconductedonaSemester-basedCreditSystemofTraining(SCT).InSCT,coursesarestructuredandofferedasindividualmoduleswherecreditsareassignedtoeachmodule,basedontraininghoursandeffort.Amoduleisaself-containedunitofstudy,coveringselectedtopicsofasubjectarea.Dependingonthedemand,notallthemodulesintheCETcourseswillbeofferedineachintake.Wherethemodulesareofferedandthereisinsufficientenrolment,theclasseswillbecancelledandafullrefundwillbegiventotheaffectedstudents.

Astudentcanenrollforthemodulesaccordingtohis/hertrainingneeds.Eachmoduleistobecompletedwithina6-monthterm.

IN-MODULE ASSESSMENTS AND END-OF-MODULE EXAMINATIONS Assessmentforeachmodulewillbebasedonthefollowingmodes:

• In-Module assessments• End-of-Module examinations

Generally, the pass mark for each module is 50% (or other marks as determined by thecourse)and is basedon theweightedaggregate scoreof the in-moduleassessmentsandend-of-moduleexaminations.Theweightagefor in-moduleassessmentsandend-of-moduleexaminationsvariesforeachmodule.

IN-MODULE ASSESSMENTSIn-moduleassessmentsareintendedtogiverecognitiontothecontinuouslearningofstudentsin studying themodule. The number of in-module assessments studentswill have to takeisdifferent foreachmodule.Examplesof in-moduleassessments includewritten testsandassignments,practicaltestsandassignments,andprojects.

Tosuccessfullycompleteeachmodule,youwillneedtopassthecriticalskillsrequired.

END-OF-MODULE EXAMINATIONSEnd-of-moduleexaminationstesthowwellstudentscanintegratethevariouscompetenciesand knowledge acquired in the module. End-of-module examinations may include writtenexaminations and practical examinations.

ELIGIBILITY TO SIT FOR END-OF-MODULE EXAMINATIONSStudentsmust achieve aminimumof 80%module attendance rate to be eligible to sit forthe end-of-module examinations. A student’s attendance rate is computed based on thecumulative lesson hours for eachmodule in a semester. Students who did not satisfy themoduleattendanceratewillbedebarredforthemoduleanddeemedtohavefailedthemodule.

CREDITSWhenstudentspassedamodule,theywillearncreditsofthemodule.

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GRADE POINT AVERAGETheGradePointAverage(GPA)representsastudent’scurrentstandinginthecourseofstudy.Itistheratioofthetotalgradepointsearnedtothetotalcreditsattemptedtodate.ThefinalGPAscoreatthepointofgraduationdeterminestheoverallperformanceofthestudentinthecourse of study.

GRADING SYSTEMPerformanceinamodulewillbegradedinoneofthefollowinggradingsystems:

Grade Grade Scale DescriptionDistinction 4 Distinction*

A 4 ExcellentB 3 Very GoodC 2 GoodD 1 PassF 0 Fail

Grade Grade Scale DescriptionDS Not Applicable Distinction#

P Not Applicable PassF Not Applicable Fail

* 'Distinction'gradeisawardedtothetop5%oftheHigher Nitec and NitecstudentswhosatforthemoduleandscoredGrade'A'.The'Distinction'gradeisnotapplicabletotheIndustryAttachment(IA),Lifeskillsandothermodules,asstatedintheAssessmentScheme.

# The'DS/P/F'gradesareonlyapplicableforISC courses. 'P/F' grades are only applicable to cross-level electives, diploma electives, special project electives, overseaselectives,selectedJointITE-IndustryelectivesandanyothermodulesasstatedintheAssessmentScheme.

IF YOU FAIL A MODULEStudentswhofailamodulewillberequiredtorepeatthemodule.Studentsarenotallowedtorepeatthemodulethattheyhavepassedtogetabettergrade. Studentsarealloweduptothe14thweek^ofcoursestartdatetowithdrawfromthemoduletheyhaveenrolledin.Thereafter,studentswhodonotcompletethemodulewillbedeemedashavingattemptedandfailedthemodule.ThisfailedmodulewillbeaccountedintheGPA.

RELEASE OF MODULE RESULTSThe date of the release of module results is posted on the ITE Home Page at the end of each term.StudentscanviewtheirmoduleresultsviaITEStudentPortalorSMS(ifstudentshavesubscribedforSMSservices)fromthedateofthereleaseofmoduleresults.

AStatementofResultswillalsobeissuedtothestudents.TheStatementofResultsshowsthegradesandcreditsearnedinallthemodulesthatthestudentshavetakeninthatterm,aswellastheircurrentandcumulativeGPAs.

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CERTIFICATIONAModuleCertificateforaHigher NitecinServices/TechnologyorNitecinServices/Technologycourseofstudywillbeawarded for themodule(s) thatastudentpassed inanexaminationseries.

Studentswhomeet the certification requirements of course of study in the samemode oftrainingwithin6yearsfromthefirstsetofapprovedassessmentresults,maybeawardedtheHigher NitecinServices/TechnologyorNitecinServices/TechnologyorISCfullcertificateandan academic transcript.

StudentsshouldseekadvicefromtheDepartmentoftheCollegeofferingtheCETcourse,onthemodulesthatneedtobecompleted,toqualifyforafullcertificate.

APPLICATION FOR CERTIFIED STATEMENT, STATEMENT OF RESULTS OR ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPTStudentsmayapplyforaCertifiedStatement(noreplacementoforiginalcertificate)oracopyoftheStatementofResultsorAcademicTranscriptusingtheprescribedapplicationformwithpaymentof$10pertypeofstatementrequested,atanyITECustomer&VisitorCentre.

COLLECTION OF CERTIFICATESGraduatesandstudentswillbeinformedintheStatementofResultstocollecttheircertificatefromtheAdministrationOffice/Customer&VisitorCentreoftheirCollegeofstudyduringofficehoursorat theCollegeGraduationCeremonyasadvisedby theirCollege.Certificatesnotcollectedwithin 1 year from the date of issue,will be destroyed andwill not be re-issued.PleaserefertoITEWebsiteforthetelephonenumbersandofficehoursoftheAdministrationOffice/Customer&VisitorCentre. Ifgraduatesorstudentsareunable tocollect theircertificatepersonally, theycanauthoriseanotherpersontocollectthecertificateontheirbehalf.Duringthecollection,theauthorisedperson(Proxy)needstoproduceanAuthorisationformsignedbythegraduate/studentandaphotocopyofgraduate/student’sNRIC/EmploymentPass/WorkPermit.Theauthorisedperson(Proxy)isalsorequiredtoshowhis/heroriginalNRIC/EmploymentPass/WorkPermit.

CERTIFICATE OF MERITCertificateofMerit(COM)isgenerallyawardedtothetop5%ofthegraduatesfromacourse.Graduatesmusthavepassedallmodulesatthefirstattemptwithinnormalcoursedurationandhaveachievedoutstandingperformanceintheircourseofstudy,withacumulativeGPAof3.5orabove,atthepointofgraduation.

COURSE MEDALTheCourseMedalsareawardedtotheoutstandingCOMholdersineachcourse.ThenumberofCourseMedalsawardedforeachcourseisbasedonthenumberofgraduatesofthecourse,subjecttoamaximumof3medalspercourse.

Graduateswill be awarded aGold,Silver orBronzeCourseMedal, based on their overallperformance in their course of study and other contributions.

TOP GRADUATE AWARDCETgraduatewithoutstandingperformanceandwhohasdisplayedexemplaryqualitiesoflifelonglearningandupgradingefforts,willbeconsideredforoneoftheTopGraduateAwards.

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e-LEARNING e-LEARNING AND ITS BENEFITSe-Learningaimstoenablestudents tohavemoreflexibility in ‘when’and ‘where’ they learnthrough the use of technology.Studentsmay also participate in learning activities such asgroupdiscussions,attemptonline testsandquizzes tocheck theirprogressor reviewwhattheyhavelearned. Under e-Learning, the Theory hours will be scheduled into face-to-face and self-directedlearning(SDL)sessions.

• During the face-to-face sessions, the lecturer will be present in class to guide thestudents’learning.

• DuringtheSDLsessions,studentswillaccessonlinematerialsontheirownusingITE’smyConnexionsystemandanyotherlearningresourcesprovidedbythelecturer.Therewillbenoclassroomlessons.Studentsmayemailtheirlecturersiftheyneedhelp.

Toextendthebenefitsofe-learningtostudents,SDLsessionsareincorporatedforallHigher Nitec and Nitec modules.

REQUIREMENTS OF e-LEARNING Studentsneed tohave Internetaccess inorder toaccessmyConnexion. IfstudentsdonothaveaccesstotheInternet,self-accessroomswouldbemadeavailableattheCollege.Yourlecturerwillinformyouoftheschedulewhenthetermstarts.

ATTENDANCE COMPUTATIONSDLhoursareincludedinthetotalattendancehourstodeterminestudents’eligibilitytositfortheend-of-moduleexamination.However,SDLhoursarenotclaimableunderSSG’sAbsenteePayroll funding.

ACCESS TO WI-FI SERVICE StudentsmayaccessWi-FiservicewhileonITEcampus.TologintotheWi-Fiservice,simplygotoyourITEStudentPortalaccountathttps://myportal.ite.edu.sgandclickon"myEmail"toobtainyourloginIDandpassword.

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MODULE EXEMPTION Studentscanapplyforexemptionfromoneormoremodulesinacourseofstudy,basedontheirrelevantpriorlearningacquiredfromITEorotherrecognisedinstitutions.

MODULE EXEMPTION BASED ON NON-ITE CERTIFICATIONS Thenumberofmodulestobegrantedexemptionbasedonrelevantpriorlearningacquiredfromotherrecognisedinstitutions,shallnotexceed50%ofthetotalcreditsrequiredforcertificationofthecourse.Forexample,foracoursethatrequires72creditsforcertification,maximummoduleexemption(s)willnotexceed36credits.

ForWSQholders,thenumberofmoduleexemption(s)grantedshallnotexceed75%ofthetotalcreditsrequiredforcertificationofthecourse.

EVALUATION CRITERIA Applicantswillneedtoproduceevidenceoftheirpriorlearning.Applicationswillbeevaluatedbasedon:

• Certifiedlearningacquiredisstillrelevantandcurrent;

• Relevantworkexperienceacquiredfromlocalcompanies,ifany;and

• Aone-offpracticaltesttobetakenbyapplicants,ifdeemednecessaryatthediscretionof ITE.

APPLICATION RULES Tobeeligibletoapplyformoduleexemption,applicantsmustobservethefollowingrules:

• ApplicantsaretoapplyformoduleexemptionafterregisteringforaCETcourseofstudyand beforethecoursestarts.Youwillnotbeabletoapplyformoduleexemptionafterthecourse has begun.

• Applicants should not apply for the same module exemption at different Colleges.Unsuccessfulapplicantsmayre-applyforexemptionforthesamemodule,iftheyhaveacquiredadditionalrelevantlearningand/orqualification(s)duringthecourseofstudy.

HOW TO APPLY?Application for module exemption must be submitted to the Customer & Visitor Centre of applicants’Collegeofstudy,beforethestartofthemoduletraining.Takethefollowingsteps:

• Download the application form from www.ite.edu.sg/admissions/part-time-courses/application-forms-for-cet-skills-courses or obtain a set from the Customer & Visitor Centre of their College of study.

• Submit completed application form to applicant's College of study, with supportingdocumentsasfollows:

- Certifiedtruecopiesofrelevantcertificates.Certificatesissuedbyforeigninstitutionsmustbeendorsedbytherelevantembassies;

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- Relevantsyllabus(es)withbreakdownofcurriculumdurationfortheorylessonsandpracticaltraining;

- Typeandmodeofassessmentofthecertifiedlearning;- Pre-requisite(s)forthecertifiedlearning,ifany;and- Relevantlocalworkexperience,ifany,andendorsedbyemployer(s).

All supporting documents must be in English. Documents in other languages will not beconsideredintheevaluation.

• Pay a non-refundable evaluation fee of $50 permodule at the point of submission.Payment may be made by cheque, made payable to “Institute of Technical Education” or “ITE”,orusingNETSorcreditcard.

• Whererequiredintheevaluationprocess,applicantsmayhaveto:- Attendaninterview;and/or- Takeapracticaltestof1to2-hourdurationforamoduleapplied.Anadditionaltest

feeof$70permodulehastobepaidonthedayofthetest,andthereceiptproducedbeforetakingthetest.

Failuretoturnupfortheintervieworthepracticaltest,whichwillbeconductedduringofficehours,ormakepaymentforthepracticaltest,willrendertheapplicationvoidandinvalid.

NOTIFICATION OF RESULTS Applicantswillbenotifiedoftheoutcomeoftheirapplicationbypostwithinonemonthfromdate of application for module exemption.

MODULE FEE PAYABLE BY SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS Successfulapplicantscanapplyforarefundofmodulefeeiftheyhaveenrolledinthemoduleforwhichexemptionisgiven.TherefundapplicationissubjecttoITE’sprevailingrefundpolicy.

MODULE EXEMPTION/MODULE TRANSFER BASED ON ITE CERTIFICATIONS StudentswhocompletedsomemodulesfromtheirpreviousITEcourseunderothermodesofITEtraining(Full-timeorTraineeship),mayapplytocontinuetheiroutstandingmodulesinarelatedcourseunderCETandgraduatewithaCETCertificate.Toqualify,applicantsmustbeatleast18yearsold,andhaveaccumulatedatleastoneyearofworkexperience. They must completetheCETcoursewithina6-yeartimeframefromthedateoffirstexaminationtaken.

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ACADEMIC REGULATIONSEXAMINATION REGULATIONSAllcandidatestakingexaminationsoftheInstituteofTechnicalEducation(ITE)mustcomplywiththerulesbelow.Candidateswhofailtoobserveanyoftheserulesmaybedisqualifiedfromthe examinations.

Examination ScheduleCandidatesareresponsibleforpresentingthemselvesforexaminationonthedateandtimeshowninMyExamScheduleviaITEStudentPortalandreportatleast20minutesbeforetheexamination time.

Before Examination Day (for computer-based examinations)Candidates should access the online practice examination via ITE Student Portal at https://myportal.ite.edu.sgtofamiliarisethemselveswithtakingcomputer-basedexaminations.

Computer-basedexaminationsareaccessedthroughITEStudentPortal.Candidatesshouldusethecorrectpasswordstoaccesstheportal.Otherwise,theymaylosetimeinresettingthepasswordornotbeabletotaketheexaminations.

Before the Start of the ExaminationOnly candidates who have registered for the examinations, are permitted to enter theexamination centre.

Candidatesmustbringwith themtheirphotoID(e.g.NRIC,WorkorDependant’sPass) foridentification. International candidateswhoseEmploymentPass orWorkPass has expiredbeforetheexamination,canseekapprovalfromtheirSectionHeadtousetheirPassportsforidentificationinstead.ThecandidatesmuststillwritetheirWorkorDependant’sPassnumberontheanswerscripts.

CandidatesaretoplacetheirphotoIDontheirdesksthroughouttheexaminationforverificationbyInvigilators.Iftheidentityofthecandidateisindoubt,Invigilatorsmaytakeaphotographofthecandidateforseparateverification.

Candidatestakingcomputer-basedexaminationsshouldalsoreferto"AdditionalInstructionsonComputer-basedExaminations"andpayattentiontotheadditionalinstructionsannouncedbythePresidingExaminerorInvigilatorattheexaminationcentrebeforethecommencementof the examination.

Candidatesshallbeexpelledfromtheexaminationcentreiftheiridentificationdocumentsdonot belong to them.

Candidatesmustbeproperlyattiredwhentheyappearfortheexamination.Full-timecandidatesarerequiredtobeintheirCollegeuniformswhensittingfortheexaminationintheirCollege.Otherwise,theymaybebarredfromtheexamination.

While in theexaminationcentre,candidatesarenotallowed topossessbooks,documents,pictures,notesandanyunauthorisedmaterialsotherthanthoseprovidedbytheexaminationcentre.Electronicandcommunicationdevices(e.g.mobilephones,cameras, tablets,smart

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wristwatches / glasses, and penswith image capturing capabilities, etc.) that are capableofdisplayingvisualorverbal informationarealsonotallowed.Anycandidatefoundtobeinpossessionofsuchmaterialsordeviceswillbeliabletothesamepenaltyasthosedetectedfordishonestyduringexaminations.Ifcommunicationdevicesareleftatthefrontorbackoftheexaminationroom,theymustbeswitchedoff.ITEwillnotberesponsibleforanylossofpersonal belongings.

Candidatesarenotallowedtoborrowstationeryandmathematicalinstrumentssuchasrulersand calculators from other candidates during examinations.

Candidates are permitted to use only non-programmable electronic calculators that are silent. Calculators thatgiveout sound,needexternalpowersupplyor transmit signalsarestrictlyprohibited.Calculatorsmustnotbeusedfortheretrievalofstoragedata,textorinstructionsorfor the graphical representation of functions and data.

Candidates should refer to the guidelines on the unacceptable features of calculators for ITE examinations.Candidatesarenotallowedtobringinstructionmanuals,externalstoragemediaand other peripherals into the examination centre.

Candidatesarenotpermittedtoeat,drinkorsmokeintheexaminationcentre.

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Candidatesaregivenabout10minutesbeforethescheduledexaminationstarttimetoreadthequestionpaper.CandidatesmustnotstartwritinguntilinstructedtodosobythePresidingExaminerorInvigilator.

Computer-based examinationCandidates are given about 10 minutes to read the Administrative Instructions page andExamination Paper Instructions displayed on candidate’s screen. At the start time of theexamination,thesystemwillallowcandidatestobegintheexamination.

CandidatesmustinformthePresidingExaminerorInvigilatorimmediatelyiftheyarenotissuedthecorrectmoduleexaminationorsupplementarymaterials(e.g.formulaesheet).

During the ExaminationCandidatesarenotallowedtoentertheexaminationcentreonce30minuteshavepassedfromthe scheduled start time of the examination.

Candidatesmayleavetheexaminationcentreafter30minutesfromthestartoftheexamination.TheywillnotbeallowedtoreturntotheexaminationcentreunlessanInvigilatororapersonauthorisedby thePresidingExaminerhasaccompanied themwhile theywereaway. If thecandidateneedstotemporarilyleavetheexaminationroomescortedbyanInvigilator,he/sheshouldnavigatetotheProgressSummarypagetoprotecthis/herresponses.

Candidatesarenotallowedtoplaceanydocumentsincluding‘InstructionstoCandidates’ontheirdesksduringtheexamination.

Candidates must not, for any reason, communicate with any other candidates during theexamination.Candidatesshallnotdoanythingwhichcausesunnecessarydistractiontoother1 Paper-basedexaminationreferstobothwrittenandpracticalexaminations.

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candidates.Candidateswhoareguiltyofimproperconductormisbehavethemselves,maybeexpelled from the examination centre.

CandidateswhowishtocommunicatewithanInvigilatormustremainseatedandraisetheirhands.

Candidateswillbestoppedfromproceedingfurtherinthepracticaltestiftheycontinuetoadoptanunsafeordangerousmethodofoperationdespitewarning.Anunsafeordangerousmethodofoperationisonewhichmayinjurecandidatesorcausedamagetomachinesorequipment.

Candidates are liable for any damage to machines, tools and equipment arising from their negligence.

Candidatesshoulduseblackorblueballpointpenduringtheexaminations.Candidatesarealsoremindedtouseasoft-leadpencil(e.g.2B)toshadetheiranswersintheMultipleChoiceAnswerSheets.Asofterasershouldbeusedforerasureifcandidateswishtochangetheiranswers.ItistheresponsibilityofthecandidatestoensurethatanswersarepresentedclearlyintheAnswerSheet/AnswerScriptsformarking.

Candidates who are allowed into the examination hall/room within 30 minutes after thescheduledstarttimeoftheexaminationswillnotbegivenextratimefortheexaminations.

At the End of the Examination

Paper-based ExaminationsTofacilitatetheadministrationandcollectionofanswerscripts,nocandidateisallowedtoleavethe examination centre during the last 15 minutes of the examination.

Candidates should stop writing / working immediately when instructed by the PresidingExaminerorInvigilator.

Candidatesshouldremainseatedwhiletheanswerscripts/practicalworksarebeingcollected.CandidatescanleavetheexaminationcentreonlyaftertheyhavebeentoldtodosobythePresidingExaminerorInvigilator.

Forexaminationswheremorethanonerelayiscarriedout,candidatesarenotallowedtoleaveuntiltheendoftheexaminationsunlessotherwiseinstructedbythePresidingExaminer.

Candidatesshouldnottakethequestionpaper,usedandunusedanswerbookletsoranyitemsissuedbytheInvigilatoroutoftheexaminationhall/roomunlessotherwisestated.

Computer-based ExaminationsAfterthefirst30minutesfromthestartoftheexamination,candidatesmustraisetheirhandsiftheywanttosubmittheexaminationpaper.OnceconfirmedbytheInvigilator,thecandidatecanleavetheexaminationroomaftersubmittingtheexaminationpaper.

Examinationpaperwillbeauto-submittedbythesystemifthecandidatehasnotsubmittedatthe examination end time.

CandidatesmustnotexittheapplicationorshutdownthePC/notebook.

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Academic DishonestyCandidates are guilty of dishonesty if they cheat or attempt to cheat, during the examination.

Candidatesfoundguiltyofdishonestywillbegraded‘Fail’andmayfacedisciplinaryaction.

Posting of Examination Material OnlineCandidatesarenotallowedtopostanyexamination-relatedcopyrightmaterial(e.g.wholeorpartofquestion(s),questionpaper,answerscript)onanysocialmediaorwebpage.Candidateswhoarefoundtohavedonesowillbesubjecttodisciplinaryaction.

Deferment of ExaminationCandidateswhoareunable tosit foranexaminationbuthaveavalid reason,canseek fora deferment to the next examination series. Candidates are to submit their requests to their SectionHeadsforapprovalbeforethedateofexamination.

For reasons of absence that cannot be known beforehand, candidates must submit theirapplicationswithsupportingdocumentswithinthenext two working days from the date of examination.Thesupportingdocumentsshouldpreferablybetheoriginalcopy.However, incaseswherethesupportingdocumentsarerequiredbymorethanoneparty(e.g.morethanonecollege/departmentforexaminationsatdifferentcolleges),photocopiesofthesupportingdocumentcanbeaccepted.However,thephotocopymustbecertifiedastruecopybyITEstaffwhoaredesignatedasLecturersandaboveafteroriginalcopyissighted.

Absence from ExaminationCandidateswhoareabsentfromanend-of-moduleexaminationwithoutITE’sapprovalwillbeconsideredtohavefailedthemodule.

Infectious Diseases and Hospitalised CandidatesCandidateswhoaresufferingfromanyinfectiousdisease(e.g.chickenpox,SARS,H1N1)arenot allowed to sit for the examination in their usual examination centre. Arrangements for a hospitalisedcandidatetositforexaminationwillbeconsideredonacase-by-casebasis.

Major Train Service DisruptionIntheeventofmajortrainservicedisruption,candidatesshouldstillmaketheirwaytotheirexaminationcentres.Candidatesmaybeallowedtotakeexaminationswithfulldurationgiveniftheyarrivebeforetheendoftheexaminationandprovidednoothercandidateshavelefttheexaminationcentre.Otherwise,candidatesmaybeallowedtotakemake-upexaminations.

APPEALS REGULATIONCandidatesmayappeal to review theirmodule results, if theyhave reasons tobelieve thatthemodulegradeawardedforaparticularmoduleshouldhavebeenbetter.AppealsmustbemadebeforetheclosingdateshownontheITEWebsite.Lateappealswillnotbeentertained.

Appealsmustbemadeonprescribed formswithpaymentofadepositof$20 (inclusiveofGST)permoduleattheITECustomer&VisitorCentreoftheCandidate’scollege.Iftheappealresultsinachangeofthemodulegrade,thedepositwillberefunded.

CandidateswillbeinformedinwritingofITE’sdecisionontheappeal.ThedecisionofITEfortheappealisfinal.

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GETTING A PLACE IN ITEAGE CRITERIONApplicantsmustbeatleast18yearsoldasat1Januaryofintakeyear.

Theofferofan ITEcourse toapplicants is subject to thembeingphysically,medicallyandmentally fit to pursue the course. This is to ensure that all students can benefit from ITEtraininginasafeandconduciveenvironment.ApplicantsorstudentsassessedbyITEasbeingunfitcanbewithdrawnfromthecourse.Whereappropriate,theymaybeconsideredforothersuitable courses.

ApplicantswhoarenotSingaporeCitizensorSingaporePermanentResidentsmayapplyforCET programmes offered by ITE.

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONApplicantswhodonotmeettheacademicentryrequirementsfortheCETcoursescanupgradetheiracademicqualificationthroughtheGeneralEducation(GE)programme.

The GE ProgrammeoffersawiderangeofsubjectsfromSecondaryOneNormal(Academic)toGCE‘N’andGCE‘O’levels.Generally,classesrunfromMarchtoOctobereachyear,andlessonsareheldonceaweekforeachsubject.

ENTRANCE TESTForskillscourses,applicantscanalsoregisterandsitforanEntranceTestconductedbyITEatafeeof$10(inclusiveof7%GST).TheEntranceTest(ofabout1hour40minutesduration)isavailableonlineforwalk-inapplicantsatanyITECustomer&VisitorCentre.Thetestresultisknownonthesamedayofthetest.Thereisnoneedtopre-registerforthetest.

FOR MORE INFORMATIONFor more information, please contact any ITE Customer & Visitor Centre.

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APPLICATION AND FORMATION OF CLASSESCOUNTER APPLICATIONNew applicants who are not Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents arerequiredtoregisteroverthecounteratanyITECustomer&VisitorCentre.Applicantsmustproducethefollowingoriginaldocumentsforregistration:

• Applicationformdulycompleted;• NRIC/WorkPassorDependant’sPass;and• EducationalCertificate,ModuleCertificate,EntranceTestResultSlip(whereapplicable).

Applicants are to pay the course and examination fees upfront at the point of registration. Fees maybepaidbycheque,creditcard,NETS,PSEAoratAXSstations.

For cheque payment, the cheque should be crossed and made payable to “Institute of Technical Education”or“ITE”.Applicantsaretowritetheirname,NRIC/FINandcontactnumberatthebackofthecheque.

WEB APPLICATIONNewapplicantswhoareSingaporeCitizens/SingaporePermanentResidentsareencouragedtoapplythroughtheWebfromanyInternet-readyPCduringtheadvertisedapplicationperiods.Please refer to the section on “Web Application Guide” for details. Applicants may choose to makeonlinepaymentfollowingtheirenrolmentintomodules.

Applicantsarenotallowedtorepeatamoduleinwhichtheyhaveobtainedapassgrade.

VERIFICATION OF DOCUMENTSStudents who enrolled into an ITE course for the first time over theWeb, are required tosubmitdocumentaryproofofentryqualificationsandcitizenshipduringofficehoursatanyITECustomer&VisitorCentre(CVC)ortheirCollegeofstudyforverificationduringthefollowingperiods:

i) ApplicationperiodatCVCs;orii) Re-applicationperiodatCVCs;oriii) WithintwoweeksaftertermcommencementattheCollege.

Applicantsmaybewithdrawnfromthecourse,iftheyareadmittedonthebasisofanyfalseorinaccurateinformation.Therefundpolicywillapplyforsuchwithdrawal.

HOTLINE FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCEShouldyouexperienceanytechnicaldifficultieswhenapplyingonline:• Youmaycallour24-hourITHelpDeskon65902188and68721188.• Alternatively,[email protected]

withyournameandcontactnumber.

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CUSTOMER SERVICE HOTLINE Forotherformsofassistance,pleasecallourCustomerServiceHotline,1800-2222111duringofficehours(Mon–Fri:8:30amto6pm).

FORMATION OF CLASSESITEmaytransfer,combineorcancelaclasswhenenrolmentislow.Wheremodulesareofferedandthereisinsufficientenrolment,classesmaybecancelledandafullrefundwillbegiventothe affected students. Please log on to www.ite.edu.sgtocheckyourtrainingscheduleaweekbefore the class commencement date.

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WEB APPLICATION GUIDE^

Go to www.ite.edu.sg.

Are you applying to this course for the first time?

WEB APPLICATION GUIDE ̂

Search and add available class(es .)

Yes

Start

No

1. Click on “APPLY for ITE Courses” link. 2. Click on “Part-Time Intake Exercises: Higher Nitec / Nitec / ISC Courses – Apply Now” button.

,dohteM noitacilppA :sesahP noitacilppA‘ ot oGApply online: Click “HERE”’.

htriB fo etaD ,CIRN ruoy ni yeKand click on “START’’ button or use SingPass.

Key in your qualification, personal particulars, contact details (address, phone, email address) and finally click on “YES SUBMIT’’ button. For SingPass user, you may

choose to use “MyInfo”.

.drowssaP dna DI resU ruoy nwod ekaTProceed to enrol in module class(es .)

No

Yes

Click on “iStudent .knil ”

End

Do you have a User ID and

Password?

drowssaP dna DI resU ruoy ni yeK .nottub ”NIGOL“ no kcilc dna

No

Go to https://myportal.ite.edu.sg.

.nottub ”tuO ngiS“ eht kcilC

Yes

Please call any of the following Customer & Visitor Centres to obtain your User ID and Password: ITE HQ Tel: 1800-2222 111 ITE College Central Tel: 6590 2211 ITE College East Tel: 6590 2262 ITE College West Tel: 6590 2628

Class(es) added successfully?

Yes

Apply at ITE

Customer & Visitor Centre

No

Yes

Click on “Enrol” link under .noitceS ”scimedacA“

View Fee Payment Details/Make Payment

Click on “Online Payment” link to view “Account .sutats tnemyap/tnuoma tnemyap fo ”yrammuS

dna drowssaP ,DI resU ruoy ni yeK .nottub ”NIGOL“ no kcilc

Go to https://myportal.ite.edu.sg.

End

Click on “iStudent .knil ”

Upon course registration, fees must be paid in full by the stipulated deadline#.

View Fee Payment Details/Make Payment

^CET Higher Nitec, Nitec and ISC courses are SkillsFuture Credit approved courses. For details on SkillsFuture Credit, please visit www.skillsfuture.sg/credit.

*Online payment will be updated in student’s financial account 3 working days later.#Higher Nitec: Please visit www.ite.edu.sg/admissions/part-time-courses/higher-nitec/fee-payment for actual deadline.

Nitec: Please visit www.ite.edu.sg/admissions/part-time-courses/nitec/fee-payment for actual deadline.

ISC: Please visit www.ite.edu.sg/admissions/part-time-courses/ite-skills-certificate/fee-payment for actual deadline.

1. Click on “My Class Schedule” to view your class schedule.

ot ”tnemyaP ekaM/tnuoccA weiV“ no kcilC .2 view payment amount/make online payment.

Are you a Singapore Citizen or Singapore Permanent Resident?

1. Online Payment via Credit Card (Click on “Make Online Payment” to link you to payment pages.)*

2. Click “Request for Payment Advice” to indicate payment via SkillsFuture Credit

3. Cheque, Credit Card, NETS and PSEA at any ITE Customer & Visitor Centre

4. AXS Payment

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Note:Nitec /NTC-2graduateswithat leastagrade ‘B’canapply forexemptionofmodules in therelevantHigher Nitec course.Youmayobtaintheapplicationformformoduleexemptionandsubmitthecompletedformtogetherwithacopyof your NitecorNTC-2certificateandfinaltranscript,totheCollegeofferingyourchoiceofcourse.

� Applicantapplyingforthesecoursesmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.� Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiencyandcriminalrecord.� Applicantwillberequiredtoattendaninterviewandpassaheightphobiatestforadmission.� Biology / Biotechnology / Chemistry / Combined Science / Engineering Science / Human & Social Biology

/ IntegratedScience / Physical Science / Physics / Science (Chemistry/Biology) / Science (Physics/Biology) /Science(Physics/Chemistry)/Science(Physics/Biology/Chemistry).

� Biology/Biotechnology/Chemistry/CombinedScience/ComputerStudies/Design&Technology/EngineeringScience/FundamentalsofElectronics/Human&SocialBiology/IntegratedScience/PhysicalScience/Physics/ Science (Chemistry/Biology) / Science (Physics/Biology) / Science (Physics/Chemistry) / Science (Physics/Biology/Chemistry).

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR HIGHER NITEC IN SERVICES /HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY COURSES

Course Title Entry Requirements

Higher Nitec in Services- Accounting- EventManagement- Human Resource &

Administration- International Logistics- Maritime Business

3GCE‘O’LevelGrades:Grade 1-7 in English LanguageGrade1-8inMathematics(ElementaryorAdditional)orPrinciples of AccountsGrade1-7inoneothersubject

Applicants must have sat for Mathematics (Elementary or Additional).

OR

NitecinServicesqualifications(excludingNitecinServices- Digital Animation, Product Design,SpaceDesign,VisualCommunication)

Nitec qualifications[business/servicesskills]

Higher Nitec in Services- Hospitality Operations

3GCE‘O’LevelGrades:Grade 1-7 in English LanguageGrade1-7intwoothersubjects


Higher Nitec in Services- InteractiveDesign�

3GCE‘O’LevelGrades:Grade1-8inEnglishLanguageGrade 1-7 in Mathematics (ElementaryorAdditional)orPrinciplesofAccounts;andGrade1-8inoneothersubject


OR

NitecinServices/Technologyqualifications

NitecqualificationsHigher Nitec in Services- Performance Production��

3GCE‘O’LevelGrades:Grade 1-7 in English LanguageGrade1-8inMathematics(ElementaryorAdditional)orPrinciples of AccountsGrade1-7inoneothersubject


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Course Title Entry Requirements

Higher Nitec in Services- Architectural Technology�

3GCE‘O’LevelGrades:Grade1-8inEnglishLanguageGrade 1-7 in Mathematics (ElementaryorAdditional)Grade1-8inanapprovedsubject�

OR

NitecinServices/Technologyqualifications

Nitec qualificationsHigher Nitec in Services- Visual Merchandising�

3GCE‘O’LevelGrades:Grade 1-7 in English LanguageGrade1-8inanytwosubjects


Higher Nitec in Technology- Chemical Technology

3GCE‘O’LevelGrades:Grade1-8inEnglishLanguageGrade 1-7 in Mathematics (ElementaryorAdditional)Grade1-8inoneoftheapprovedsubjects�

OR

Nitec in Technology qualifications

Nitecqualifications[technicalskills]

Higher Nitec in Technology- Business Information Systems

- Civil&StructuralEngineering Design

- Cyber&NetworkSecurity- Electrical Engineering�- Electronics Engineering�- Facility Management�- Games Art & Design- Games Programming & Development

- ITSystems&Networks- Marine & Offshore

Technology- Mechanical Engineering- Mechatronics

Engineering�- Robotics&Smart Systems�

- SecuritySystem Integration�

3GCE‘O’LevelGrades:Grade1-8inEnglishLanguageGrade 1-7 in Mathematics (ElementaryorAdditional)Grade1-8inoneoftheapprovedsubjects�

Higher Nitec in Technology- AutomotiveEngineering�

Not Applicable

Note:Nitec /NTC-2graduateswithat leastagrade ‘B’canapply forexemptionofmodules in therelevantHigher Nitec course.Youmayobtaintheapplicationformformoduleexemptionandsubmitthecompletedformtogetherwithacopyof your NitecorNTC-2certificateandfinaltranscript,totheCollegeofferingyourchoiceofcourse. � Applicantapplyingforthesecoursesmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.� Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiencyandcriminalrecord.� Applicantwillberequiredtoattendaninterviewandpassaheightphobiatestforadmission.� Biology / Biotechnology / Chemistry / Combined Science / Engineering Science / Human & Social Biology

/ IntegratedScience / Physical Science / Physics / Science (Chemistry/Biology) / Science (Physics/Biology) /Science(Physics/Chemistry)/Science(Physics/Biology/Chemistry).

� Biology/Biotechnology/Chemistry/CombinedScience/ComputerStudies/Design&Technology/EngineeringScience/FundamentalsofElectronics/Human&SocialBiology/IntegratedScience/PhysicalScience/Physics/ Science (Chemistry/Biology) / Science (Physics/Biology) / Science (Physics/Chemistry) / Science (Physics/Biology/Chemistry).

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR NITEC IN SERVICES / NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY / ISC COURSES

Anapplicantwouldbenefitmorefromthecourseifheisemployedintherelevanttrade.Thespecificentryrequirementsforeachcoursearegivenbelow.

Course Title Entry RequirementsNitec in Services- Business Administration - BusinessServices- Visual Communication��

- 2GCE‘O’LevelGrades(Grade1-8)inanytwosubjects

OR- 3GCE‘N’LevelPasses(GradeA-DorGrade1-5)

inEnglishLanguageandtwoothersubjects OR- WorkplaceLiteracy(WPL)Level5inSpeaking

andListening,andLevel4inReading,WritingandNumeracy

Nitec in Services- Interior & Exhibition Design��

Nitec in Technology- Electrical Technology (Power&Control)��

- 2GCE‘O’LevelGrades(Grade1–8)inanytwosubjects


inMathematicsandtwoothersubjects OR- WorkplaceLiteracy&Numeracy(WPLN)Level5

inSpeakingandListening,andLevel4inReadingand Numeracy

Nitec in Technology- Chemical Process Technology�- Aerospace Machining Technology- Electronics,ComputerNetworking&

Communications��- Infocomm Technology- Web Applications

- 2GCE‘O’LevelGrades(Grade1–8)inanytwosubjects


inMathematicsorScienceandtwoothersubjects OR- WorkplaceLiteracy&Numeracy(WPLN)Level5

inSpeakingandListening,andLevel4inReadingand Numeracy

�PleaserefertorespectivecourseinformationpageforrelevantISC certificates for progression.�Applicant must be free from colour appreciation deficiency.�Applicant must be free from colour appreciation deficiency and criminal record.�Applicantmustattendaninterviewforadmission.�Applicantwillberequiredtoattendaninterviewandpassadrawingtestforadmission.

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Course Title Entry RequirementsNitec in Services- Beauty & Wellness��- Digital Animation��- RetailServices

Nitec in Technology- Mechatronics & Robotics��- SecurityTechnology�

- CompletedGCE‘O’Level OR- CompletedGCE‘N’Level OR- WorkplaceLiteracy&Numeracy(WPLN)Level5inSpeakingandListening,andLevel4inReadingandNumeracy

Nitec in Technology- AutomotiveTechnology(HeavyVehicles)�- AutomotiveTechnology(LightVehicles)�- BuiltEnvironment(Mechanical&ElectricalServices)��

- BuiltEnvironment(VerticalTransportation)��

- Mechanical Technology�

- CompletedGCE‘O’Level OR- CompletedGCE‘N’Level OR- PassedBESTModule4Mathematics(forthosewithworkexperience)

OR- Accumulatedatleast60hoursofstructuredOn-the-JobTrainingundertheCertifiedOn-the-JobTrainingCentre(COJT)system.TheOJTmustberelevanttothe course applied for

OR- WorkplaceLiteracy&Numeracy(WPLN)Level5inSpeakingandListening,andLevel4inReadingandNumeracy

ISC- Electrical Wiring�- Gas Tungsten Arc Welding- Residential Air-Conditioning�- Residential Plumbing- ShieldedMetalArcWelding

- Completed primary education OR- PassedBESTModule4inEnglishorMathematics OR- Haveminimum1yearofrelevantworkingexperience OR- WorkplaceLiteracy(WPL)Level4inReadingand

Listening OR- WorkplaceNumeracy(WPN)Level4inNumeracy

�PleaserefertorespectivecourseinformationpageforrelevantISC certificates for progression.�Applicant must be free from colour appreciation deficiency.�Applicant must be free from colour appreciation deficiency and criminal record.�Applicantmustattendaninterviewforadmission.�Applicantwillberequiredtoattendaninterviewandpassadrawingtestforadmission.

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FEES Allapplicantsaretopaythetotalfees(inclusiveof7%GST)upfrontatthepointofregistration.

SingaporeCitizensandSingaporePermanentResidentswhorepeatamodulewillneedtopaythefullfeesforarepeatmodule.ThisappliestoSingaporeCitizenandSingaporePermanentResidentstudentswhowithdrawfromamodulefromthecommencementofthetermorfailamodule.

TOTAL FEES PAYABLE PER MODULE (WITH EFFECT FROM 1 APR 2020 TERM)

Fees Singapore Citizen (SC)

Singapore Permanent

Resident (SPR)

SC/SPR Repeat

Learner*Others

Higher Nitec:

FullCourseFee(a) $1,229.91 $1,229.91 $1,229.91 $1,229.91ExaminationFee(b) $28.04 $28.04 $28.04 $28.04SkillsFutureFunding(c) $1,192.53 $824.30 NA NANettFeeafterSkillsFutureFunding(d)=(a)+(b)-(c) $65.42 $433.65 $1,257.95 $1,257.957%GSTonNettFees(e) $4.58 $30.35 $88.05 $88.05Fee Payable to ITE(d)+(e) $70.00 $464.00 $1,346.00 $1,346.00Nitec:

FullCourseFee(a) $1,180.37 $1,180.37 $1,180.37 $1,180.37ExaminationFee(b) $28.04 $28.04 $28.04 $28.04SkillsFutureFunding(c) $1,145.79 $791.59 NA NANettFeeafterSkillsFutureFunding(d)=(a)+(b)-(c) $62.62 $416.82 $1,208.41 $1,208.417%GSTonNettFees(e) $4.38 $29.18 $84.59 $84.59Fee Payable to ITE(d)+(e) $67.00 $446.00 $1,293.00 $1,293.00ISC:

FullCourseFee(a) $1,168.22 $1,168.22 $1,168.22 $1,168.22ExaminationFee(b) $27.10 $27.10 $27.10 $28.04SkillsFutureFunding(c) $1,133.64 $782.24 NA NANettFeeafterSkillsFutureFunding(d)=(a)+(b)-(c) $61.68 $413.08 $1,195.32 $1,196.267%GSTonNettFees(e) $4.32 $28.92 $83.68 $83.74Fee Payable to ITE(d)+(e) $66.00 $442.00 $1,279.00 $1,280.00

*Studentwhohascompletedthemodulebefore.

Notes:1) Feesaresubjecttorevision.2) FeesarechargedbasedonCitizenshipatthepointoftermcommencement.Studentswhohaveofficiallyinformed

ITEoftheirCitizenshipchangetoSCorSPRbeforethetermcommencement,willhavetheirfeesadjustedtotheSC/SPRrateforthatterm.However,forstudentswhoinformITEofficiallyoftheirCitizenshipchangetoSCorSPRafterthetermcommencement,theirfeeswillbeadjustedtotheSC/SPRrateonlywitheffectfromthenextterm.

3) StudentswhoarenoteligibleforSkillsFutureSingapore(SSG)/WorkforceSingapore(WSG)fundingneedtopayfull course fees.

4) ApplicantswhosePSEApaymentswereunsuccessful(e.g.duetoinsufficientfundsatthepointofdeductionbyMOEorthePSEAbalancehadbeentransferredtotheCPFaccount)havetopaytheoutstandingfeesviaothermodes of payment.

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PAYMENT OF FEESStudentswhohavesuccessfullyregisteredinacourseofstudyinITE,willbeissuedaUserIDandPassword.Youmayviewthefeespayableimmediatelyafterenrollingintoclass(es)byclickingonthe‘ViewAccount/MakePaymentlink’.YoumayalsoaccesstheonlineITEStudentPortal at https://myportal.ite.edu.sgonthenextworkingdaywiththeUserIDandPassword,toviewthefeespayable.Pleaserefertotheflowchartonpage28fortheprocedureonhowtoaccessyourFinancialAccountsthroughtheITEStudentPortal.

Youmaypaythefeesthroughthefollowingmodes:(i) PostSecondaryEducationAccount(PSEA)(ii) OnlinePayment(forCreditCard)(iii) SkillsFutureCredit(forSingaporeansaged25andabove)[pleaserefertothesectionon

“ApplicantsUsingSkillsFutureCredit”fordetails](iv) Cheque,CreditCardandNETSpaymentatITECustomer&VisitorCentre(feestobepaid

infullupfront)(v) AXSPayment

(i) PAYMENT BY PSEA Uponwebenrolment,youneedtosubmitthe“AdHocApplicationfortheUseofPSEA”

FormtoanyITECustomer&VisitorCentrewithin3daysfromcourseregistrationdate.Please visit the MOE website at www.moe.gov.sg/education/post-secondary/post-secondary-education-accountformoreinformationonPSEAandtodownloadtheAdHocPSEAForm.

(ii) ONLINE PAYMENT Upononlinecourse registration, youhave tomakeonlinepaymentwithin3days from

courseregistrationdate.Ifyoudonotmakefullpaymentbythestipulateddeadline,youare deemed to havewithdrawn from themodule(s) that you have registered for.Yourtrainingplacewillthenbeofferedtootherapplicants.

Ifyouhavemadeonlinepayment,yourpaymentrecordwillbeupdatedinyourFinancialAccount3workingdayslater.

(iii) APPLICANTS USING SKILLSFUTURE CREDIT Part-time Higher Nitec, Nitec and ISCcoursesareSkillsFutureCreditapprovedcourses.

YoucanuseyourSkillsFutureCredittopayforPart-timecoursefees(specificallytuitionandexaminationfees).Youmayvisitwww.skillsfuture.sg/creditformoredetailsonSkillsFutureCredit.

ForSkillsFutureCreditpayments,pleasenote: • Uponsuccessfulenrolmentofamodule,pleaseaccessyourSkillsFutureCreditaccountvia

www.skillsfuture.sg/credittosubmityourclaimtoITE,forusingSkillsFutureCredittopaythe course fees.

• PleasesubmityourSFCclaimwithin3daysaftermoduleenrolment.• If your claim is not receivedby the required timeline^by ITE, youaredeemed tohave

withdrawnfromtheenrolledmodule.• IftheavailablecreditinyourSkillsFutureCreditaccountisinsufficienttocovertheCourse

andExaminationFees,youwillneedtopaythebalanceviathevariouspaymentmodesbefore the required timeline by ITE to remain in the enrolled module.

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^ThedeadlineforthesubmissionoftheSkillsFutureCreditclaimisindicatedonthePaymentAdviceavailableoverthewebuponsuccessfulcourseapplication.IfyourSkillsFutureCreditclaimisnotapprovedintheSkillsFutureCreditportal (www.skillsfuture.sg/credit)before thecoursestartdate,youwillhave topay the full feesbyotheravailablepayment modes more than two weeksbefore thecoursestartdate. If full feesarenotpaidby then,youwillbewithdrawnfromthecourse.

(iv) CHEQUE, CREDIT CARD AND NETS PAYMENT AT ITE CUSTOMER & VISITOR CENTRES Uponcourseregistration,youhavetopaythefeesinfullupfront.

Ifyouwishtoenrolformoduleswithvacanciesaftertheofficialregistrationperiod,pleasecallourCustomerServiceHotlineon1800-2222111orenquireatanyITECustomer&Visitor Centre.

TocheckwhetherITEhasreceivedyourpayment,pleaseaccesstheonlineITEStudentPortaltoviewyourFinancialAccountstatus.

(v) AXS PAYMENT Youcanmakeane-paymentforyourCETcoursefeesatanAXSstation.Thismodeofpayment is not applicable for companies paying the fees of their sponsored students. StudentswhowishtocheckormakepaymentonoutstandingbalancesatanAXSmachinecanonlydosothenextdayafter10amfollowingtheirenrolmentintoacourse.Youwillneedtoretainthereceiptasproofofpayment.Forassistance,youmaycallAXShotlineon65602727(8amto10pmdaily).

WITHDRAWAL FROM MODULE(S) AND REFUNDWithdrawal from themodules is not encouraged. Studentswhowish towithdraw from themodule(s)theyhaveregisteredin,maysubmittheirapplicationforwithdrawaloverthecounteratanyCustomer&VisitorCentreortotheCollegetheyhaveenrolledin. Theamountoffeesrefundableisbasedonthedateofapplicationforrefundasfollows:

Application for Refund RemarksIfapplication for refund is received2weeksormorebefore thestartofcourse

100%refundoffees

Ifapplicationforrefundisreceivedlessthan2weeksbeforethestartofcourse

50%refundoffees

Ifapplicationforrefundisreceivedafterstartofcourse No refund Refundisnotanautomaticprocess.ApplicantmustapplyforrefundbeforeITEwillprocesstherequest.AllrequestsforrefundarenotguaranteedandaresubjecttoapprovalbyITE.ForrefundviaPayNow,pleaseregisterwithyourbankandlinkyourNRICnumbertoyourreceivingbankaccount.FordetailsonhowtolinkyourNRICtoyourbankaccounttoreceiverefundbyPayNow,pleasecheckdirectlywithyourbank.

ForstudentswhohadusedSkillsFutureCreditforpartial/wholepaymentofCETcoursefeesearlier,pleasenotethatSkillsFutureCreditisnotrecognisedforfeepayment/refundpurposearising from course withdrawal on or before course start date. Depending on the coursewithdrawaldate,andtheproportionoffeespaidusingSkillsFutureCredit,theapplicantmayhavetopayfeesarisingfromthecoursewithdrawal.

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TRAINING SUPPORTMOE BURSARY SCHEME TheMinistryofEducation(MOE)offersaBursarySchemeforSingaporeCitizenspursuingNitec inServices/TechnologyandHigher NitecinServices/TechnologycoursesatITE.

Witheffect fromApril2018, theannualMOEBursaryquantum is$140.Tobeeligible for thebursary,adultlearners:

• MustbeSingaporeCitizenswhoarepursuingNitec inServices/TechnologyandHigher NitecinServices/TechnologymodulesatITEandpayingsubsidisedfees;

• Shouldhaveagrossmonthlyhousehold income(GHI)1of≤$9,000oragrossmonthlyhouseholdpercapitaincome(PCI)2of≤$2,250;

• MustnothavebeenawardedtheMOEBursaryforthepastyear;and • Mustnotconcurrentlyholdfullscholarship,butmayconcurrentlyholdpartialscholarships

and bursaries.A scholarship with annual and other allowance (excluding course feespayment)ofmorethan$5,000ayearwillbedeemedasafullscholarship.

NitecinServices/TechnologyandHigher NitecinServices/TechnologyadultlearnersmayapplyfortheMOEBursarywithinamonthfromthecommencementofcourseforeachintakethroughthe College of study. The bursary application form can be obtained from the College.

Adult learnerswhoaresuccessful in theirapplicationswillbegiven thebursary through theirbankaccountsviaGIRO.

1 The GHI refers to the total gross monthly household income of immediate and non-immediate family members.

For unmarried students, (i) Immediate family members include parents who may or may not be living together with the student.(ii) Non-immediate family members include grandparents, siblings, spouses of siblings, siblings of parents, and any other relatives

who are living together with the student.

For married/divorced/separated students, (iii) Immediate family members include spouse and all children who may or may not be living together with the student(iv) Non-immediate family members include parents, grandparents, siblings, spouses of siblings, siblings of parents, and any other

relatives who are living together with the student.

(v) Income = gross income contributions from self-employment, business or salaried employment (which includes basic salary, allowances, employee’s CPF contribution, overtime pay, etc.) as well as other sources of income (e.g. rent, alimony or maintenance allowance). Bonuses declared should be one twelfth of the annual wage supplements and bonuses received in the last 12 months. Payments-in-kind, reimbursement for transport and other expenses and National Service (NS) allowance earned by NS men are excluded.

2 PCI is computed based on total GHI divided by the number of immediate family members, and non-immediate family members living in the same household.

ABSENTEE PAYROLL FUNDING FOR EMPLOYERSThe absentee payroll funding is funded by the SkillsFuture Singapore with the objective ofdefrayingthemanpowercostsincurredbyemployerswhentheysendtheirworkersfortraining.To apply for absentee payroll funding, please go to www.skillsconnect.gov.sg.

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SKILLSFUTURE STUDY AWARDSTheSkillsFutureStudyAwardsencourageSingaporeanstodevelopanddeepenspecialistskillsneededbyfutureeconomicgrowthsectorsorinareasofdemand.ItalsosupportsSingaporeanswhoalreadyhavedeepspecialistskillstodevelopothercompetencies.SuccessfulapplicantswillreceiveamonetaryawardofS$5,000.

SelectedHigher Nitec and NiteccoursesarerecognisedassupportedcoursesforSkillsFutureStudyAwardsinthesectorslistedbelow.

SkillsFuture Study Award for Power Sector

Supportedcoursesare:Higher Nitec in Technology - Electrical EngineeringHigher Nitec in Technology - Mechanical EngineeringHigher Nitec in Technology - Mechatronics Engineering

SingaporeCitizenswho have not completedmore than 50% of the course at the point ofapplicationmaybeeligibletoapplyfortheSkillsFutureStudyAwardsforPowerSector.

The following awards also apply to selected ITE courses as determined by the agencyadministeringtheaward:

SkillsFuture Study Award for Attractions SectorSkillsFuture Study Award for Hotel SectorSkillsFuture Study Award for MICE SectorSkillsFuture Study Award for Tourist Guide SectorSkillsFuture Study Award for Travel Agent Sector

Pleasevisithttps://www.skillsfuture.sg/studyawardsforeligibilitycriteriaofrespectiveawardsand application details.

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PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES FOR CET GRADUATES

PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES FOR CET GRADUATESITE CET graduates who excel in their course of study may apply for progression* to a higher level course.

University Degree

ITE Work-Study Diploma and Technical Diploma

PolytechnicDiploma#

Specialist Nitec

Higher National ITE Certificate (Higher Nitec) in

Services/Technology

National ITE Certificate (Nitec) in Services/Technology

ITE Skills Certificate

(ISC)

GCE ‘N’ Level

GCE ‘O’ Level

No Formal Qualification

Entrance Test

WPLN Qualification

WPLN : Workplace Literacy & Numeracy GCE : General Certificate of Education ‘O’ Level : Ordinary Level ‘N’ Level : Normal Level

* Progression is based on merit.

# Relevant work experience is required.

PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES FOR CET GRADUATESITE CET graduates who excel in their course of study may apply for progression* to a higher level course.

University Degree

ITE Work-Study Diploma and Technical Diploma

PolytechnicDiploma#

Specialist Nitec

Higher National ITE Certificate (Higher Nitec) in

Services/Technology

National ITE Certificate (Nitec) in Services/Technology

ITE Skills Certificate

(ISC)

GCE ‘N’ Level

GCE ‘O’ Level

No Formal Qualification

Entrance Test

WPLN Qualification

WPLN : Workplace Literacy & Numeracy GCE : General Certificate of Education ‘O’ Level : Ordinary Level ‘N’ Level : Normal Level

* Progression is based on merit.

# Relevant work experience is required.

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HIGHER NITEC IN SERVICES – ACCOUNTINGCourseCode:HSACN

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgeinaccountingandrelatedareasforworkinthecommercial,industrialandpublicsectorsofthejobmarket.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Essential

Communication and IT90hrs(T)30hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

BS4007FPR On completion of the module, students should beabletoapplythecommunicationskillstobuildsuccessful working relationships in workplacesettings and to produce documents using appropriatesoftwareapplications.

EquivalentCodeOA4012PA

C2 Accounting Fundamentals90hrs(T)30hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

AC4003FP On completion of the module, students should be able to record business transactions, prepare bankreconciliationstatements,controlaccounts,Statement of Comprehensive Income andStatementofFinancialPosition.

EquivalentCodesOA4010PAAC4003PAAC4001FPAC4001FPR

C3 Intermediate Accounting80hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteAC4003FP

AC4004FP On completion of the module, students should be abletocomputethedepreciationoffixedassets,determine the value of stock using variousmethods of valuation, correct various typesof errors through journal entries, and prepareadjusted final accounts for sole proprietorshipsand non-trading organisations.

EquivalentCodesAC4004PAAC4002FPAC4002FPR

C4 Advanced Accounting80hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteAC4003FP&AC4004FP

AC5005FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply knowledge on professionalethics in accounting professions, prepare financial statements for partnerships and limitedcompanies. In addition, studentswill also learnto prepare cash-flow statements and cashbudgets, and to use and maintain a computerised accounting system.


C5 Costing80hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteAC4003FP&AC4004FP

AC5006FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply costing principles and methods to ascertain the costs of labour, materials and overheadsforajobprocessorservice.


Abbreviations:T-Theory,P–Practical

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CREDITS FOR CERTIFICATION Total of 29 credits from successful completion of 5 modules.

VENUE ITE College Central, ITE College West

Note:1) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.2) Dependingonthedemand,notallthemodulesintheCETHigher NitecinServicescourses

willbeoffered ineach intake.Where themodulesareofferedand there is insufficientenrolment, theclasseswillbecancelledanda full refundwillbegiven to theaffectedstudents.

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HIGHER NITEC IN SERVICES – ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGYCourseCode:HSATG

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandtechnicalknowledgetodeveloparchitecturaldesignprojecttoensurecompliancewithindustrystandards,codesandregulationsthroughtheuseofappropriatetechnology,tofacilitateefficientflowofinformationwithinanorganisation.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module Objectives

C1 Architectural Drawing12hrs(T)108hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM4017FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply concepts of spatial composition and knowledge of architectural drawing techniquesand conventions to produce architecturalsketches,perspectivesandarchitecturalbuildingdrawingsforfurtherdesigndevelopment.

EquivalentCodesSD4001FPSD4001FPRSD4005FPRSD4009FP

C2 Architectural Modelling 12hrs(T)108hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM4018FP On completion of the module, students should be able to produce a consolidated architectural presentation package complete with projectbrief, presentation drawings, 3D rendering andanimations.

EquivalentCodesSD4002FPSD4002FPRSD4006FPRSD4010FP

C3 Architectural Design Process18hrs(T)102hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

DM4019FP On completion of the module, students should be able to gather the necessary codes and regulationstobeappliedwhenpreparingasetofbuildingdrawingsforsubmissionpurposesusingrelevantcomputersoftware.Studentsshouldalsobeable toapply theknowledgeofarchitecturalschedules and detail elements to prepare a set ofworkingdrawingsforconstructionpurposes.

EquivalentCodesSD4003FPSD4003FPRSD4007FPR

C4 Architectural Construction Technology18hrs(T)102hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteDM4018FP&DM4019FP

DM4020FP On completion of the module, students should beabletoproduceasetofsubmissiondrawingsand perform Buildability Score calculations.They should also be able to produce complete sets of architectural tender and construction drawing packages incorporating all requireddrawings, details, technical specifications anddocumentation necessary for calling of tender andconstructionofbuildingsonsiterespectively.

EquivalentCodesSD4004FPSD4004FPRSD4008FPR

C5 Architectural BIM Design12hrs(T)108hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteDM4018FP&DM4019FP

DM5018FP On completion of the module, students should be able to integratebuildingservicesandstructuralsystemswith thearchitecturaldesignusingBIMmodelling. They should be able to perform multi-disciplinary coordination and clash detection throughusageofBIMsoftware.

EquivalentCodesSD5001FPSD5001FPRSD5004FP

Abbreviations:T–Theory,P–Practical

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VENUE ITE College Central

Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.3) Dependingonthedemand,notallthemodulesintheCETHigher NitecinServicescourses


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HIGHER NITEC IN SERVICES – EVENT MANAGEMENTCourseCode:HSEVM

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetoconceptualising,planningandexecuting events for the “Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions” (MICE) andEventsindustry.

COURSE STRUCTURE



BS4007FPR On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the communication skills tobuild successful working relationships in theworkplace settings and to produce documentsusingappropriatesoftwareapplications.


C2 Event Planning and Management80hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

EV5006FP On completion of the module, students should be able to prepare an event concept, performdetailedplanning,handleeventset-up,manageonsiteactivitiesandmanagepost-eventactivities.

EquivalentCodesEV5001FPEV5001FPR

C3 Principles of Marketing40hrs(T)20hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

BS4006FPR On completion of the module, students should be able to understand the basic concepts of marketingmix andapply these concepts at theworkplace.

EquivalentCodesOA5009PABS4006FP

C4 Facilities and Venue Management80hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

EV5007FP On completion of the module, students should be able to plan andmanage event venue facilitiesandinventory,procuresupplies,handleloanandbookingsystems,provideadvicetocustomersonset-up of temporary structures, and coordinate AV and lighting requirements.

EquivalentCodesEV5002FPEV5002FPR

C5 Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions80hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

EV5008FP On completion of the module, students should be able to differentiate the processes for meetings, incentives,conventions,andexhibitions(MICE),develop business opportunities, market MICEprogrammes, manage sponsorships, coordinate MICE logistics, perform risk assessments andhandlepost-MICEeventactivities.

EquivalentCodesEV5006PAEV5003FPEV5003FPR

Abbreviations:T–Theory,P-Practical


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VENUE ITE College Central, ITE College East

Note:1) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.2) Dependingonthedemand,notallthemodulesintheCETHigher Nitec inServicescourses


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HIGHER NITEC IN SERVICES – HOSPITALITY OPERATIONSCourseCode:HSHSO

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetoperformarangeofoperationalfunctionswithinanaccommodationestablishmentbyprovidingserviceat the frontofficeandexecutivelounge,maintainingroomsandmanagingeventstomeettheneedsofguestsforacomfortableandenjoyablestay. COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Hospitality Service

and Communication80hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

TS4020FP On completion of the module, students should be able to handle communications required at theworkplaceatafunctionallevel.Theywillbeable to apply communicative skills (listening,speaking, reading and writing) at workplace.Students will also be able to handle guests’concernsandfeedback,manageguests’needsand expectations, and respond to servicechallenges.

EquivalentCodeTS4006FP

C2 Executive Lounge Operations40hrs(T)80hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

TS4022FP On completion of the module, students should be abletopreparetheexecutiveloungeforserviceandmanageinventory.Theyshouldalsobeableto prepare drinks, coffee and tea, serve wine,processguestordersandprovidebutlerservice.


C3 Front Office Operations60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

TS5015FP On completion of the module, students should be able to handle the arrival and departureof guests, perform cashiering and provideconciergeservices.

EquivalentCodesTS40020TS50050TS40060TS5004FP

C4 Hospitality IT Systems40hrs(T)80hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

TS5016FP On completion of the module, students should be able to use a computerised property management system to process reservations,manageguestfolios,handlefinancialtransactionsandmanageguest records. They should also be able to use word processing and spreadsheet to developreports,worksheetsandcharts.


C5 Housekeeping Services60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

TS5017FP On completion of the module, students should be able tohandlehousekeepingrequests,preparerooms for guests and process laundry and linen items. They should also be able to assess and respond to housekeeping emergencies andsecurity breaches.

EquivalentCodesTS40050TS50010TS50100TS5006FP

Abbreviations:T-Theory,P-Practical

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CREDITS FOR CERTIFICATIONTotal of 32 credits from successful completion of 5 modules.

VENUEITE College West



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HIGHER NITEC IN SERVICES – HUMAN RESOURCE & ADMINISTRATION

CourseCode:HSHRA

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis course provides studentswith the skills and knowledge to support a range of humanresource administrative functions in an establishment. It covers topics in recruitment, on-boarding and off-boarding, training administration, processing claims and employee relations and communication.

COURSE STRUCTURE



BS4007FPR On completion of the module, students should beable to communicate effectively andhandlecommunicationrequiredinabusiness/workplaceenvironment as well as in social and crosscultural settings. In addition, they should be able to produce, format and organise business documents and spreadsheets using commonly usedsoftwarepackages.


C2 Recruitment and Selection40hrs(T)50hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

HR5001FPR On completion of the module, students should be abletoprovidesupportinrecruitment,selection,pre-boarding, on-boarding and off-boarding activities.

EquivalentCodeNil

C3 Human Resource Information and Administration40hrs(T)50hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

HR5002FPR On completion of the module, students should beabletoprocessandsetupnewhire’sforms,process employee claims and payroll and update the Human Resource Information System(HRIS).

EquivalentCodeNil

C4 Training Administration40hrs(T)20hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

HR5003FPR On completion of the module, students should be able to support the training administrativefunction in an organisation, providing logisticssupport, processing training claims and maintain training records and the training calendar.

EquivalentCodeNil

C5 Employee Relations and Communication40hrs(T)20hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

HR5004FPR On completion of the module, students should be able to attend to basic employee queries and coordinate a range of staff-related programmes such as employee recognition and employee well-being programmes as well as employeebenefits.Studentsshouldalsobeabletohandlearangeofassociatedadministrativetasks.

EquivalentCodeNil


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VENUEITE College Central, ITE College East



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HIGHER NITEC IN SERVICES – INTERACTIVE DESIGN

CourseCode:HSIDN/PlanCode:HSIDN

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswithskillsandknowledgetocreateengagingwebexperiences,exposing students to user experience design for digitalmarketing and the development ofresponsivewebsites.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Digital

Photography and Imaging 48hrs(T)72hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

DM4022FP On completion of the module, students should be able to acquire and manipulate digital images for variousoutputs;printandwebplatforms.

EquivalentCodeDM4006FP

C2 Web Design and Development 36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteDM4007FP

DM4023FP On completion of the module, students should beable todesignwebsitemock-upsandapplythe fundamentals of web development usingHypertext Mark-Up Language (HTML) andCascadingStyleSheets(CSS).


C3 Digital Content Creation 48hrs(T)72hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

DM4024FP On completion of the module, students should be able to integrate digital media such as audio andvideoelements,animationandothermediaformatsforvariousmediaplatforms.


C4 Content Management System Essentials36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

DM5021FP On completion of the module, students should be able to create, manage, and publish dynamic webcontentusingContentManagementSystem(CMS).

EquivalentCodeNil

C5 Responsive Web Design 36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteDM4007FP

DM5022FP On completion of the module, students should be abletodevelopanddeployresponsiveinteractivemobile web applications through the use ofserversidescriptingwithdatabaseintegration.


C6 User Experience Design Essentials 36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

DM5023FP On completion of the module, students should be able to create interfaces with a focus onenhancing user satisfaction by improving theusability and accessibility.



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VENUEITE College Central

Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.3) Dependingonthedemand,notallthemodulesintheCETHigher Nitec inServicescourses


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HIGHER NITEC IN SERVICES – INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICSCourseCode:HSILO

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetoco-ordinatethemovementofgoods, both imports and exports. It covers topics in the concept of logistics,warehousing,inventory,freight,anddistributiontechniques.

COURSE STRUCTURE



BS4007FPR On completion of the module, students should be able to communicate effectively and handlecommunicationrequiredinabusiness/workplaceenvironment as well as in social and crosscultural settings. In addition, they should be able to produce, format and organise business documents and spreadsheets using commonly usedsoftwarepackages.


C2 Warehousing and Distribution60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

LG4005FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform the various transactionsand activities in a typical warehouse anddistribution centre environment. Students willalsobeequippedwithskills in inventorycontrol& management, measurement of warehouseperformance, Workplace Safety & HealthPractices,RiskAssessmentandsecurity issuesinwarehouseanddistributioncentre.

EquivalentCodesLG4003FPRLG4003FPLG4006PA

C3 Freight Forwarding80hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

LG4006FP On completion of the module, students should be equipped with skills and knowledge to arrangetransport of goods from one location to another in the most suitable and economical method. They should be able to complete the required documentation in compliancewith national andinternational requirements.

EquivalentCodesLG4001FPRLG4001FPLG4005PA

C4 Transport Logistics 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

LG5003FP On completion of the module, students should be equipped with skills and knowledge toselect appropriate modes of transport and accompanying requirements for safe, timely transportation and border clearance in a multi-modalenvironment.

EquivalentCodesLG5001FPRLG5001FP

C5 Material Planning and Inventory Management80hrs(T)20hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

LG5004FP On completion of the module, students should be equippedwithskillsandknowledge tomaintainmanual or computerised records of material and inventory plan. Students should be ableto review the material plan, its schedules andrelated information from the records and to explain thevariousaspectsof inventorycontroland management.

EquivalentCodeNil


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VENUEITE College East



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HIGHER NITEC IN SERVICES – MARITIME BUSINESSCourseCode:HSMBS

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgeinmaritimecargotransportation.Itcoverstopicsinshipandportoperations,cargoandshipmanagementandcoordinationwithvariousmaritimestakeholderssuchasportauthorities,shipownersandcharterers,shippingagencies,logisticsprovidersandsuppliers.

COURSE STRUCTURE



BS4007FPR On completion of the module, students should be able to communicate effectively and handlecommunicationrequiredinabusiness/workplaceenvironment as well as in social and crosscultural settings. In addition, they should be able to produce, format and organise business documents and spreadsheets using commonly usedsoftwarepackages.


C2 Introduction to Maritime Industry60hrs(T)30hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

SH4001FP On completion of the module, students should have a foundational understanding of themaritime industry in terms of maritime geography, ships and cargo, maritime terminology, careers and challenges facing the industry.

EquivalentCodeNil

C3 Shipping and Port Operations80hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

SH5006FP On completion of the module, students should be abletosupportkeyshippingandportoperationsactivities.Theywouldalsobeintroducedtotheconcepts of maritime cargo transportation and equipped with an understanding of the trendsand challenges facing the industry.

EquivalentCodeNil

C4 Shipping Documentation 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

SH5007FP On completion of the module, students should be able to identify and apply for the different typesofdocumentsrelatedtocargomovement.Studentswouldalsobeequippedwiththeskillsand knowledge to assist customers in cargoshipment.

EquivalentCodeNil

C5 Ship Agency and Operations80hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

SH5008FP On completion of the module, students should be able to support a ship manager/agent inthe management of maritime commercial vessels. Students would also be equippedwith the knowledge and skills to carry out shipagency functions relating to vessel operations,management, and cargo shipment.

EquivalentCodeNil


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HIGHER NITEC IN SERVICES – PERFORMANCE PRODUCTIONCourseCode:HSPPZ

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandtechnicalknowledgetointerpretproductiondocumentsaswellastomanageperformanceproductionresources.Theywillbeabletosetupandoperateproductionequipmentandsystems(lighting,sound,multimediaandstaging),coordinateproductionelementsandsetstoensureefficientandsmoothrunningofaproduction.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Lighting for

Production I18hrs(T)102hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

PF4002FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret lighting document, set up and operate lighting equipment and systems in accordance with work safety and healthrequirements and regulations.

EquivalentCodeNil

C2 Sound for Production I18hrs(T)102hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

PF4003FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret sound document, set up and operate sound system and equipment in accordance with work safety and healthrequirements and regulations.

EquivalentCodeNil

C3 Stage Craft and Staging Systems30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

PF4004FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret staging and set documents, set up, test and operate staging systems in accordance with work safety and healthrequirements and regulations. They should also be able to fabricate the necessary items in line with the creative direction of the performanceproduction.

EquivalentCodeNil

C4 Visual Multimedia30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

PF5001FP On completion of the module, students should be abletosetup,testandprogramvisualmultimediaequipment in accordance with work safety andhealth requirements and regulations.

EquivalentCodeNil

C5 Lighting for Production II 18hrs(T)102hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompletePF4002FP

PF5002FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoexecuteprogrammingofthelightingdesk,use lighting software to create lighting effectsand documents for a performance production. They should also be able to maintain lighting equipment and system.

EquivalentCodeNil

C6 Sound for Production II 18hrs(T)102hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompletePF4003FP

PF5003FP On completion of the module, students should be able to mic up for any type of band set up, operate sound console, use sound softwareto edit and record sound for a performance production. They should also be able to maintain sound equipment and system.

EquivalentCodeNil


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Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) Applicant will be required to attend an interview and pass a height phobia test for

admission.3) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.4) Dependingonthedemand,notallthemodulesintheCETHigher NitecinServicescourses


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HIGHER NITEC IN SERVICES – VISUAL MERCHANDISINGCourseCode:HSVSM

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis course provides students with the skills and knowledge to conceptualise, design andimplementwindowandin-storedisplays.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Arts and Design

15hrs(T)105hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

DM4025FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoapplythefundamentaldrawingtechniquestoexpresstheirperceptionofformsusingvariousmediums. They should also be able to apply design elements and principles into compositions thatcreativelyexpresstheirideas.

EquivalentCodesDM4001PADM4001FP

C2 Visual Merchandising Graphics39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM4027FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply different types of material used and the application of visual graphics to affectconsumer’schoice.Studentsshouldalsobeableto create and retouch graphics for the production of signage and graphics.


C3 Retail Marketing78hrs(T)42hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

DM4028FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the core principles and practices of marketing in a retail context and to identify theretailmarketingmix,consumerbuyingbehaviour,retail trends and strategies.


C4 Visual Merchandising Design 39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteDM4025FP&DM4027FP

DM5025FP On completion of the module, students should be able to design a product presentation that is cohesive with marketing strategies. Studentsshouldalsobeabletomakeuseofenvironment,lighting, fixtures and forms to enhance thepresentation.


C5 Retail Space Design39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteDM4025FP&DM4027FP

DM5026FP On completion of the module, students should beabletoapplytheknowledgeofspacedesign,retail space techniques and principles to reinforce branding and enhance retail experiences.


C6 Applied Visual Merchandising 39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteDM5025FP

DM5027FP On completion of the module, students should be able to analyse the current presentation practices and techniques, methodology, themes and inherent qualities of varying classificationsof merchandise and translate them into studio setups which include propping and showcasedisplay.



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CREDITS FOR CERTIFICATIONTotal of 39 credits from successful completion of 6 modules. VENUEITE College Central

Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.3) Dependingonthedemand,notallthemodulesintheCETHigher NitecinServicescourses


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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERINGCourseCode:HTAUE/PlanCode:HTAUE

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetoperformarangeofprogressivelyresponsible tasks involving the service, inspection, repair and diagnosis of systems forpetrol,diesel,andalternativepoweredvehicles.Workrangesfrominspectionandservicetomechanicalandelectricalsystemsanalysisusingdiagnosticequipmentandrelatedsoftware.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Automotive

Mechanics45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

AT4001FP On completion of the module, students should be able to observe workplace health andsafety, extract technical information, select and use lifting equipment and hand tools [to disassemble/reassemble automotive systemsand components], perform basic maintenanceof chassis and undercarriage as well astransmission system and components, and handleproperdisposalofautomotivewastes.

EquivalentCodeNil

C2 Control and Transmission Technology 45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

AT4002FP On completion of the module, students should be abletocarryoutservicingandperforminspectionofthebrakesystem,chassisandundercarriage,transmission system and supplemental restraint systemsonavehicle.

EquivalentCodeNil

C3 Engine Technology 45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

AT4003FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform inspection of the air intakesystem, fuel system, engine management system, emission control system, and engine mechanicalsystemonavehicle.

EquivalentCodeNil

C4 Automotive Electrics45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

AT4004FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret diagnostic results and rectify faults in vehicle electrical systems, electroniccircuits and air-conditioning system.

EquivalentCodeNil

C5 Engine and Electrical Systems Diagnostics45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

AT5001FP On completion of the module, students should be able to conduct system fault finding withthe use of diagnostic tools and equipment, and rectify faults in engine electrical, body electrical, air-conditioning, fuel, lubrication and cooling, engine mechanical, engine management and emission control systems, as well as servicealternativepoweredvehicle’smotorandbattery.

EquivalentCodeNil

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C6 Control and Transmission Diagnostics45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

AT5002FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret diagnostic results and rectify faults on vehicle wheel alignment,drive-line, suspension and steering, brakingand transmission systems on petrol or diesel powered vehicle as well as service alternativepoweredvehicle’spowertrain.

EquivalentCodeNil




Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.3) Dependingonthedemand,notall themodulesintheCETHigher Nitec in Technology

courses will be offered in each intake. Where the modules are offered and there isinsufficientenrolment,theclasseswillbecancelledandafullrefundwillbegiventotheaffected students.

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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMSCourseCode:HTBIZ

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswithskillsandknowledgetosupportbusinessinformationsystemson end-user computing devices, network, server and application in a hybrid infrastructureenvironment with a responsibility inmaintaining databasemanagement system as well asimplementingenterprisesolutiontoensuresmoothoperationsofallInfocommhardwareandsoftwareintheorganisation.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Enterprise

Networking39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

IT4045FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the fundamentals of computer networking in relation to theOSImodel. Theyshouldalsobeabletosetupandconfigurewiredandwirelesslocalareanetwork(LAN)includingIP address calculation, switching, routingand network segmentation with Virtual LANs(VLANs).Inaddition,studentswillbeabletosetupwideareanetwork(WAN),implementaccesscontrol lists, troubleshoot common networkissuesandproblemsaswellasmonitornetworkperformance.

EquivalentCodeNil

C2 System Administration39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

IT4043FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoinstallandsetupserveroperatingsystemsandperformsystemadministrationtaskssuchasuser management, resource sharing, security management, preventive maintenance, andperformancetuningonthesesystems.Studentswillthenproceedtoperformvalue-addedfeaturessuchas implementingserversecurityandhigh-availabilitysystems.

EquivalentCodeNil

C3 Virtualization27hrs(T)93hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

IT4044FP On completion of the module, students should be abletosetupahypervisorwithvirtualmachines(VMs)andconfigureclients’accesstotheseVMs.Theyshouldalsobeabletoperformbackupandrecovery of VMs, monitor resource utilisationon the hypervisor, troubleshoot performanceand connectivity issues as well as assisting insecuringthevirtualisedinfrastructure.Theywillbe introduced to commercially available cloudservicesandbeabletoutilisethem.

EquivalentCodeNil

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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC4 Database and

Applications Development 27hrs(T)93hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

IT5042FP On completion of the module, students should be able to set up, manage and manipulate a relationaldatabase,aswellasdevelopsoftwareapplications that connect to this database.

EquivalentCodeNil

C5 Business Enterprise Systems39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

IT5043FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install, configure and administerbasic application functionalities and business processes in an enterprise solution.

EquivalentCodeNil




Note:1) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.2) Dependingonthedemand,notall themodulesintheCETHigher Nitec in Technology


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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGYCourseCode:HTCHT

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetocarryoutprescribedproceduresand techniques required for sample processing and analyses of chemicals applicable to the pharmaceutical,petrochemical/chemical,polymer,foodandenvironmentalindustries.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Introductory

Chemistry45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

LS4006FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoperformmanualtitration,aswellasidentifythe common elements of organic molecules, nomenclature used, chemical structure and bonding, common functional groups, and the propertiesassociatedwiththevariousfunctionalgroups of organic compounds.

EquivalentCodesLS4001FPLS4001FPR

C2 Analytical Chemistry30hrs(T)80hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

LS4007FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform analysis using simple equipment to perform pH test, automated titration, physical tests, extractions, gravimetric and particle sizeanalysis.


C3 Laboratory Techniques and Quality Control40hrs(T)50hrs(P)Credits:3Prerequisite:Nil

LS4005FP On completion of the module, students should be able to prepare stock solution and performdilution, maintain the quality standards of chemicallaboratory,includingrecord-keepingfortraceability purposes, calibration of measuring instruments, and application of quality control tools for laboratory applications.


C4 Sample Handling and Processing 39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

LS4010FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform common sample pre-treatment methodologies, as well as sampling activitiesand processes which comply with industrialstandards such as cGMP and GLP.


C5 Basic Instrumental Analysis39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteLS4001FP&LS4002FP

LS5012FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform various modes ofspectroscopy, which include ultra-violet andinfrared spectrometry, atomic spectrometry, and theapplicationsofinductive-coupledplasmaandthermal bench instruments. They will also beable to troubleshoot and maintain spectroscopic and thermal bench instruments.


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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC6 Advanced

Instrumental Analysis39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteLS5006FP

LS5013FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform the variousmodes of chromatography, which includeHigh Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), Gas Chromatography (GC), LC-MassSpectrometryandGC–MassSpectrometry.Theywill also be able to troubleshoot and conductbasic routine maintenance for chromatographic instruments.







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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGNCourseCode:HTCSZ

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththetechnicalskillsandknowledgetoprepareBIMmodels,steel structural drawings, reinforced concrete drawings and civil engineering drawingsaccordingtodesigner'ssketchesandspecificationsincompliancewitharchitecturaldrawingsandrelevantCodesofPractices.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Engineering

Graphics 39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

ED4001FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoproducetechnicalsketches,engineeringdetaileddrawings,3Dsolidmodelling,assemblydrawingsinaccordancewithISOstandards.

EquivalentCodeED4001PA

C2 Building Information Modelling39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteED4001FP

ED4007FP On completion of the module, students should be able to create 3D models, extract information, performtaking-offfromBIMmodelandproduceBIM components.

EquivalentCodeNil

C3 Building Structures and External Works60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteED4001FP

ED4004FP On completion of the module, students should be able to produce foundation layout plans and schedules of footing and staircase, reinforced concrete drawings of floor, staircase, andstructural components such as foundations, retaining walls and detailed drawings ofexternalworkssuchasdrains,sewers,culverts,carriageway,drainageandseweragesystems.

EquivalentCodeNil

C4 Reinforced Concrete Detailing and Design 40hrs(T)80hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteED4001FP

ED5001FP On completion of the module, students should beabletocreate3DmodelsusingBIM,todrawstructuraldrawingsforpiling,pilecaps,reinforcedconcrete corewalls, prepare columnschedulesand detailed drawings of reinforced concretebeams and slabs, precast concrete components andprecastbeamandslabdrawings.

EquivalentCodeNil

C5 Steel Structure Detailing and Design 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteED4001FP

ED5003FP On completion of the module, students should be able to create 3D steel structure models using BIMsoftwareand to produce structureworkingdrawings with detailed connections of steelmembers.

EquivalentCodeED5003PA


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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – CYBER & NETWORK SECURITYCourseCode:HTCNZ

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswithskillsandknowledgetosupportcybersecurityrelatedtaskson end-user devices, networks, servers and cloud services to enhance the security of theorganisation'sITenvironment.Thesetasksincludevulnerabilityscanning,incidentmonitoringandreportingaswellasriskmitigation.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Enterprise

Networking 39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

IT4045FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the fundamentals of computer networking in relation to theOSImodel. Theyshouldalsobeabletosetupandconfigurewiredandwirelesslocalareanetwork(LAN)includingIP address calculation, switching, routingand network segmentation with Virtual LANs(VLANs).Inaddition,studentswillbeabletosetupwideareanetwork(WAN),implementaccesscontrol lists, troubleshoot common networkissuesandproblemsaswellasmonitornetworkperformance.

EquivalentCodeNil

C2 System Administration39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

IT4043FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoinstallandsetupserveroperatingsystemsandperformsystemadministrationtaskssuchasuser management, resource sharing, security management, preventive maintenance, andperformancetuningonthesesystems.Studentswillthenproceedtoperformvalue-addedfeaturessuchas implementingserversecurityandhigh-availabilitysystems.

EquivalentCodeNil



EquivalentCodeNil

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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC4 IT Security


IT5045FP On completion of the module, students should be able to carry out network intrusiondetection,preventionandmitigationthroughtheimplementation of intrusion detection system (IDS), firewalls, application gateways, and dataencryption technologies. They should also be able to implement appropriate technologies to protectagainstsecurityattackssuchasspams,spyware, worms/viruses, phishing and addressspoofing.

EquivalentCodeNil

C5 Security Operations 27hrs(T)93hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

IT5046FP On completion of the module, student should be able to comply with the prevalent cybersecurity laws. They should be able to take uptasks in a Security Operations Centre (SOC)environment including the configuration ofSecurity Information and Event Management(SIEM) systems, monitoring and identifyingsecurityrisks,analyzingandclassifyingsecurityalerts,preparingforandconductingvulnerabilityscanning,documenting identifiedvulnerabilities,and applying appropriate counter measures to mitigateidentifiedthreats.

EquivalentCodeNil



VENUEITE College East, ITE College West



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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGCourseCode:HTELE

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswithbroad-basedskillsandknowledgeinelectricalengineeringtooperate,monitorandperformdata-drivenpredictivemaintenanceofelectricalinstallationsinresidential,commercialand industrialpremisesaswellas intelligentcontrolsystemsandrenewable energy systems according to engineering specifications, codes of practice andregulations.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Electrical Design

and Installation48hrs(T)72hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

EE4005FP On completion of the module, students should be able to design, prepare electrical drawingsof and maintain electrical installations in residential, industrial and commercial premises in compliance with relevant local standards,regulations and codes of practice.

EquivalentCodesEE4002FPEE4002FPR

C2 Electrical Power and Distribution 69hrs(T)51hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

EE4006FP On completion of the module, students should be abletomaintainelectricalpoweranddistributionsystem including switchboards and electricalbackupsupplysystem,performlockoutandtagout procedures and remote energy monitoring system in compliance with relevant localstandards, regulations and codes of practice.


C3 Motor Control and Drives 72hrs(T)48hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

EE4007FP On completion of the module, students should be able to maintain electrical motor installations including advanced motor drives and controlsystems and also implement predictive andconditionbasedmaintenanceincompliancewithrelevant localstandards,regulationsandcodesof practice.


C4 Predictive Maintenance and Servicing30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

EE4008FP On completion of the module, students should be abletomaintainvariouselectricalandindustrialequipment and appliances, fire alarm systemthrough the application of condition monitoring and data analysis in compliance with relevantlocal standards, regulations and codes of practice.


C5 Intelligent Building Systems 24hrs(T)96hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

EE5006FP On completion of the module, students should be able to program and implement smart, internet-linkedcontrolandautomationsolutionsforresidentialandcommercialbuildingsaswellas maintain associated digital communication networkandcablingsystemincompliancewithrelevant localstandards,regulationsandcodesof practice.


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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC6 Solar Photovoltaic

Systems 30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

EE5007FP On completion of the module, students should be able to maintain renewable solar energysystems and implement smart, internet-linkedinstrumentation and monitoring systems in compliance with relevant local standards,regulations and codes of practice.



CREDITS FOR CERTIFICATIONTotalof38creditsfromsuccessfulcompletionof6modules.




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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – ELECTRONICS ENGINEERINGCourseCode:HTECE/PlanCode:HTECEIC

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis course provides students with the skills and knowledge to install, configure, test andmaintain sensor devicesand controllers to support the Internet-of-Things (IoT)architectureplatform.Studentswilllearntoprogrammicrocontroller-basedsystems,performsensorsandcommunicationnetworksinterfacingwhichcouldbedeployedinthehealthcare,transportation,logistics, retail, etc. industries.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Analogue Principles

and Applications 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

EC4105FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret, construct, test and analyse variousanaloguecircuitsanddevices.

EquivalentCodesEC4002PAEC4008PAEC4101FPEC4101FPR

C2 Digital Principles and Applications 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

EC4106FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret, design, construct, test and troubleshoot digital electronic circuits and devices.


C3 Communications and Networking 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

EC4107FP On completion of the module, students should be able to set up and maintain wired andwireless Local Area Network (LAN) and radiocommunication systems. They should be able to perform troubleshooting on networks andsystems.


C4 Microcontroller Applications 30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

EC4108FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret system requirements, create algorithmsanddevelopmicrocontrollerprogramtocontrolandmonitorexternaldevices.


C5 Devices and Applications60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteEC4107FP

EC5501FP On completion of the module, students should beabletoidentifyandapplythevarioustypesofsensors for different applications.

EquivalentCodeNil

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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC6 IoT Integration


EC5502FP On completion of the module, students should beabletosetupandintegratesensors/actuatorswithcontrollers;configureandtestwired/wirelesssensor networks to perform useful tasks.StudentswillalsobeabletodeployIoTinareassuch as Healthcare, Logistics and Transport.

EquivalentCodeNil



VENUEITE College Central, ITE College East, ITE College West



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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – FACILITY MANAGEMENTCourseCode:HTFCM

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis courseprovidesstudentswith theskills andknowledge to supervise themaintenanceand management of the typical facilities in a commercial, industrial, institutional or residential buildinginaccordancewithauthorityrequirementstoensureoptimumfunctioningoftheplant,equipment and systems. These facilities include air-conditioning system, plumbing sanitary and fireprotectionsystems,BuildingManagementSystem,andotherelectricalandmechanicalsystems.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Mechanical

Systems and Services 72hrs(T)48hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

CB4009FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret building system plan, perform inspection of automated doors and pump system, conduct operational test of standby generator, aswell asmaintain the fire-protectionandfire-fightingsystems.

EquivalentCodesCB4001PACB4001PAR

C2 Electrical Systems and Services 72hrs(T)48hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

CB4010FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret electrical circuit diagrams, conduct continuity and insulation resistance tests, and coordinate setting up of AV system. They should be able to inspect the lightning protectionandearthingsystem,conductfirstlinemaintenance of uninterruptable power supply,and coordinate maintenance of Extra LowVoltagesystemaswellasthepowerandlightingcircuits.


C3 Air-conditioning Systems 72hrs(T)48hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

CB4011FP On completion of the module, students should be able to maintain air-conditioning system and supervise components replacement, maintainchilledwatercentralisedsystemaswellascoldroom refrigeration system.


C4 Building Management System 72hrs(T)48hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

CB4012FP On completion of the module, students should beable to interpret thevarious typesofcontrolsystemslinkedtoBuildingManagementSystem(BMS),conductsystemwellnesscheckformainand sub-systems, manage common causes of faults, generate and compile system reports linked to BMS, and also supervise mannedsecurityservices.


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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC5 Building Services

Systems Analysis and Management 72hrs(T)48hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

CB5010FP On completion of the module, students should beable to interpret architectural drawings, andmaintainfittingsandfixtures,plumbingsanitarysystems as well as the masonry works of thebuilding. Studentsshouldbeable tosuperviseswimming pool maintenance, landscapingservices, pest control and cleaning activities,monitor lift and escalatormaintenance, aswellas carry out inspection of painting works andmanageelectroniccarparksystem.


C6 Project Management and Supervision 72hrs(T)48hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

CB5011FP On completion of the module, students should be able toplan for resourcedeploymentandworkschedule,monitorprojectactivitiesinaccordancewithsafety,securityandstatutoryrequirements,and communicate with stakeholders to ensureco-operationandsmoothcompletionofproject.







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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – GAMES ART & DESIGNCourseCode:HTGAD

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis course provides students with the skills and knowledge to create art assets for theproductionofgamesonvariousplatforms.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Games Design

Principles 48hrs(T)72hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

GD4101FP On completion of the module, students should be able to create a complete game design or a technicaldesigndocumentfollowingtheindustryrequirements. He/she should also be able tomanage the game development process, fromconceptualisation to the final release of thegame.

EquivalentCodeGD4005PA

C2 Games Level Design 48hrs(T)72hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

GD5101FP On completion of the module, students should be abletodesignandeditgamelevelsofdifferentgame genres for playability.EquivalentCode

GD4006PA

C3 2D Games Asset Creation 36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

GD4203FP On completion of the module, students should be able to illustrate game play elements, process digital imaging and basic multimedia using 2D graphics technologies for developing casualcomputer games.


C4 3D Modelling and Texturing for Games 24hrs(T)96hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

GD4204FP On completion of the module, students should be abletodevelopathoroughunderstandingofthe3Dworkflow, learning how to create, edit, andrefine polygonmodels, add textures and applyUVmapsacrosscomplex,inorganicenvironmentmodels and organic game character models.


C5 3D Rigging and Animation for Games 36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

GD5202FP On completion of the module, students should be able to create rigs for game models and then animate game models in seamless looping cyclesbasedonthevariousgamestatesofthe3D models.


C6 Games Portfolio Development 36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

GD5203FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoapplydesignprinciplestodevelopabasicportfolio package comprising resume, namecard, portfolio pieces and portfolio demo reel for thevarioustracksinthegameindustry.



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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – GAMES PROGRAMMING & DEVELOPMENTCourseCode:HTGPD

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetowritegamecodesusingscriptingandprogramminglanguagestosupportgamedevelopmentonvariousplatforms.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Games Design

Principles48hrs(T)72hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

GD4101FP On completion of the module, students should be able to create a complete game design or a technicaldesigndocumentfollowingtheindustryrequirements. He/she should also be able tomanage the game development process, fromconceptualisation to the final release of thegame.


C2 Games Level Design 48hrs(T)72hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

GD5101FP On completion of the module, students should be abletodesignandeditgamelevelsofdifferentgame genres for playability.EquivalentCode

GD4006PA

C3 Programming Fundamentals36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

GD4102FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply object-oriented concepts andmodular techniques to develop programme forcomputer applications.


C4 Games Development Techniques 24hrs(T)96hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

GD4104FP On completion of the module, students should be able to develop 2D games using 2D gameauthoring tool and 2D game developingtechniques.


C5 Games Programming36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

GD4103FP On completion of the module, students should be able todesignanddevelop2Dand3Dgamesusinggamedevelopmentengines.EquivalentCode

GD5204PA

C6 Mobile Games Development 36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

GD5102FP On completion of the module, students should beabletodesign,developanddeploygamesformobiledevices.EquivalentCode

GD5205PA


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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – IT SYSTEMS & NETWORKSCourseCode:HTISN

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswithskillsandknowledgetosetup,maintainandtroubleshootend-user computing devices, network, server and application in a hybrid infrastructureenvironment;implementwirelessLAN,networksecurity,andsupportITprojectdevelopmenttoensuresmoothoperationsofInfocommhardwareandsoftwareintheorganisation.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Computer

Maintenance and Operating Systems39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

IT4041FP On completion of the module, students should beabletoperforminstallationandconfigurationof operating system and application softwareon end user computing devices. In addition,they should be able to install and configureperipherals,performendusercomputingdevicesmaintenance and troubleshooting of hardwareandsoftwareproblems.

EquivalentCodesIT4022PAIT4101FPIT4101FPR

C2 Networking Technology 39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

IT4042FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the fundamentals of computer networking in relation to the OSI model. Theyshouldalsobeabletosetupandconfigurewiredlocal area network (LAN) including IP addresscalculation,switching, routing, routingprotocolsandvirtuallocalareanetworks(VLANs).


C3 System Administration 39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

IT4043FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install and set up server operatingsystems and perform system administration tasks such as user management, resourcesharing, security management, preventivemaintenance, and performance tuning on these systems.Studentswill thenproceedtoperformvalue-added features such as implementingserversecurityandhigh-availabilitysystems.




EquivalentCodeNil

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C5 Advanced Networking 27hrs(T)93hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteIT4042FP

IT5040FP On completion of the module, students should beabletoconfigureadvancedrouting,switchingand IP services, set upWANLinks, implementnetworkaccesscontrol,monitorandadministeranetwork,andtroubleshootnetworkconnectivity.







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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – MARINE & OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGYCourseCode:HTMRO

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswithbroad-basedskillsandknowledgetoperformmarineandoffshorevesselfabricationworksinvolvingpreliminarydesignofpiperoutingplan,testingandinspection activities ofmachinery alignment, supervision onwelding and fabricationworks,dimension control of fabrication, assisting in system testing, commissioning, and planning of workactivities.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Quality Engineering


MR4007FP On completion of the module, students should be able to conduct preliminary safety inspection, perform hazard identification andriskassessment.Students shouldalsobeabletoverifygeneralarrangementdrawings,monitorqualitycontrolsystems,performinspectionworkon brazed joints, heat treatment of materials,cable arrangement, electrical circuits, and perform dimensional checks of engineeringcomponents.

EquivalentCodesMR4003PAMR4007PAMR4007PAR

C2 Ship Systems 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

MR4008FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoservice,maintainpropulsioncomponentssystem, pneumatic and hydraulic control system components; perform inspection work on deckmachinery and alignment of marine machinery.


C3 Welding Technology 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MR4009FP On completion of the module, students should beabletointerpretweldingprocedures,performbutt, fillet, grooveweld joints using submergedarcwelding,shieldmetalarcwelding,flux-coredarc welding, gas tungsten arc welding in flat,horizontalandverticalpositions.Studentsshouldalso be able to rectify weld defects, performnon-destructive tests on weld metals and dooperationalcalibrationofweldingmachine.


C4 Fabrication Technology 70hrs(T)50hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

MR4011FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoproduce2-DCADdrawingsandsketchesof3-Dassemblydrawings.Studentsshouldalsobeable toplan resourcesandworkschedules,perform structural markings, read lines plandrawings, carry out development of plates andpipes, material surface inspections, nesting and take-offandprepareloadforliftingoperations.


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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC5 Pipe Design and

Systems50hrs(T)70hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MR5007FP On completion of the module, students should beable to produceP& IDdrawings, isometricdrawingsofpipe routingplanandpreparepipecutting plans. Students should also be able toperformpipespoolassembly,dimensionchecksonpipespools,andperformleaktestsonpipingsystems.


C6 Offshore TechnologyOffshore Technology70hrs(T)50hrs(P)Credits:9Prerequisite:Nil

MR5009FP On completion of the module, students should be able to produce electrical single-line drawings,maintain DC and AC equipment, perform dimension control and level checks of offshorestructures, co-ordinate the erection of temporary supports,performleakandwatertightnesstestsand assist in system testing and commissioning.







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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGCourseCode:HTMEC

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandtechnicalknowledgetocarryout technicalsupport functions in mechanical engineering design and operations, perform fault diagnosis andmaintenanceofinstrumentationandcontrolequipmentaswellasintegrationofmechanicalcomponents and sub-systems.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Mathematics

and Engineering Systems 75hrs(T)45hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

ME4010FP On completion of the module, students should beabletosolveengineeringproblemsinvolvingalgebra, indices, graphs, trigonometry and statistics, and to perform electrical installation as wellasconnectpneumaticandhydrauliccontrolsystems.

EquivalentCodesME4005PAME4005PAR

C2 CAD and Engineering Design 45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

ME4011FP On completion of the module, students should be able to create 2D drawings of engineeringcomponents using a CAD system as well asproduce 3D solid models and also to design a mechanicalsystemcomprisingvariousmachineelements.

EquivalentCodesME4002PAME4006PAME4006PAR

C3 Quality Engineering 75hrs(T)45hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

ME4012FP On completion of the module, students should be abletointerprettheWorkshopSafetyandHealth(WSH)regulations,therequirementsofISO9001and14001underQualityManagementSystem,LeanSixSigma,andapplyfundamentalqualitytools and techniques for problem solving andquality inspection and also the use of precision measuring tools with statistical process controlcapabilities.


C4 Engineering Materials and Mechanics 75hrs(T)45hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

ME4013FP On completion of the module, students should be able to classify engineering materials, conduct destructiveandnon-destructivetestingandalsoable toapply the lawsandprinciplesof staticsand dynamics to design engineering systems.


C5 System Integration and Controls 75hrs(T)45hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

ME5016FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform testing, calibration, fault diagnosis and maintenance of instrumentation and control equipment, program PLC system, interface engineering components and sub-systems,aswell as install part feeding systemandelectricaldrivesystem.


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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC6 Engineering

Development and Applications 45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteME4011FP

ME5017FP On completion of the module, students should be able to carry out design and developmentactivities including applications of designconcepts for a sustainable environment, verifyproduct design, perform rapid prototyping, as wellascarryoutproductdesignchangeprocessand enhancement of product design.







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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – MECHATRONICS ENGINEERINGCourseCode:HTMCE

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswithbroad-basedskillsandknowledgeinelectrical,electronicsandmechanical discipline to enable them to performwork involving assembling, installing,setting up, testing, commissioning and troubleshooting industrial automated equipment and systems.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 CAD and Electro-

Mechanical Applications33hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MC4011FP On completion of the module, students should be able to read, interpret and produce common geometrical and mechanical drawings usingComputer-Aided Drafting (CAD) software;use common tools and equipment to fabricate and service simple mechanical elements andassemblealuminiumprofilestructures.

EquivalentCodesMC4011PAMC4001FPMC4001FPR

C2 Electrical and Electronics Applications 54hrs(T)54hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MC4012FP On completion of the module, students should be able to analyse circuit schematic and board layout;andperformin-circuitmeasurement.Theyshould also be able to identify faulty components andreplacethem.Studentsshouldalsobeableto conduct performance test to ensure that the circuitisworkingasintended.


C3 Pneumatics and Automation 45hrs(T)63hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MC4013FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply electro-mechanical control systems,includingcommoninput/outputdevices,pneumatics and electro-pneumatics systems in industrial automation.


C4 PLC and Motor Control27hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MC4014FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)programmingtointerfaceandcontrolPLC-controlledapplicationsandtouseadvancedPLCinstructions to program PLC intelligent modules for industrial automations.


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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC5 Cyber Physical

Systems54hrs(T)54hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MC5011FP On completion of the module, students should be able to troubleshoot and maintain the sub-systems associated with a Cyber PhysicalSystem / flexible manufacturing system, suchas Conveyor, Automated Guided Vehicle,Automated Storage and Retrieval, DataIdentification,MachineVision,HumanMachineInterface,SupervisoryControl,DataAcquisition,Internet ofThings,CommunicationNetworking,Quality Assurance, Process Control andMaintenance Management.


C6 Robotics Systems33hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MC5012FP On completion of the module, students should be able to set up, program, operate, troubleshoot and maintainaroboticsystem,andsolveengineeringproblemsinvolvingstatics,dynamics,kinematicsand kinetics. Students are also trained toapply microcontroller programming concepts used in control circuits of microcontroller-based equipment.




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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – ROBOTICS & SMART SYSTEMSCourseCode:HTRSS

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandtechnicalknowledgeinroboticsprogramming,smartsystemsdesignandtesting,andIoTsensorsapplicationsandconnectivity.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 Robotics and

Applications54hrs(T)54hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MC4005FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install, program, operate, troubleshoot Industrialandcollaborativeroboticsystem.EquivalentCode

Nil

C2 Electrical Applications 54hrs(T)54hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MC4006FP On completion of the module, students should be able to setup, design and construct electrical control system and electronic circuits. They should also be able to test and troubleshoot faulty circuits.

EquivalentCodeNil

C3 Mobile Robotics and Control 54hrs(T)54hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MC4007FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoapplyknowledgeoflocalisation,mappingandobstacles avoidance to performnavigationon mobile robotics platform.

EquivalentCodeNil

C4 Smart Sensors and Integration54hrs(T)54hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

MC4008FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install, integrate and troubleshoot smart sensor system, and apply the system into Industry4.0andInternetofThings(IoT).

EquivalentCodeNil

C5 End Effectors12hrs(T)96hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

MC5005FP On completion of the module, students should be able to design end effector using 3D solid modelling, produce end effector using 3D printing, and test end effector based on its application.

EquivalentCodeNil

C6 Smart Systems and Programming12hrs(T)96hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

MC5006FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoinstall,configureandtesttherobotvisionsystemandacquiretheimagesthroughnetworkprotocolforanalysis;andtoapplymicrocontrollerprogramming concept to control microcontroller-baseddevicesandequipment.

EquivalentCodeNil


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HIGHER NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – SECURITY SYSTEM INTEGRATIONCourseCode:HTSSN

COURSE OBJECTIVEUponcompletionofthiscourse,studentsshouldbeabletomanagetheinstallation,integration,commissioningandservicingofsecuritysystems.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC1 System

Administration and Storage60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

SY4005FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install, configure and performadministration tasks on Windows-basedoperating systems and storage systems.

EquivalentCodesSY4001FPSY4001FPR

C2 Network Technology 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

SY4006FP On completion of the module, students should be able toplan, install, configureand troubleshootcomputer network system for the wired andwirelessLANenvironment.

EquivalentCodesEC4018PASY4002FPSY4002FPR

C3 Intrusion and Access Control 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

SY4007FP On completion of the module, students should be able to design, maintain and troubleshoot intrusionandaccesscontrolsystemsinvarioussecurityenvironments.


C4 Video Surveillance 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

SY4008FP On completion of the module, students should be able to design, maintain and troubleshoot video surveillance system in various securityenvironments.


C5 Project Management45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

SY5004FP On completion of the module, students should be able to plan and manage security systems projects.EquivalentCodes

EC5009PASY5001FPSY5001FPR

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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesC6 Integrated Security

System Design30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteSY4006FP,SY4007FP&SY4008FP

SY5005FP On completion of the module, students should be able to design and integrate a security system solution to meet customers’ need andrequirements.





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NITEC IN SERVICES – BEAUTY & WELLNESS (EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2021 INTAKE)

CourseCode:NSBTW/PlanCode:NSBTW

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetoprovidearangeofbeautyandwellnesstreatmentstoclientsthatwillenhancetheiroverallaestheticappearance.

COURSE STRUCTURE


M1 Basic Makeup40hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

AW2006FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoprovidedayandeveningmakeup,aswellascamouflagemakeup.

EquivalentCodeAW2001FP

M2 Basic Nail Care20hrs(T)80hrs(P)Credits:3Prerequisite:Nil

AW2008FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoprovidemanicureandpedicureservice.EquivalentCode

AW2003FP

M3 Basic Facial40hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

AW2009FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoprovidebasicfacialtreatmentandshapeeyebrows.

EquivalentCodesAW20320AW20320RAW2002FP

M4 Bridal Makeup20hrs(T)80hrs(P)Credits:3Prerequisite:AW2006FP

AW2011FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoprovidewesternandethnicbridalmakeup.

EquivalentCodeNil

M5 Hand and Foot Spa20hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:3Prerequisite:AW2008FP

AW3006FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoprovidehandandfootspaservice.EquivalentCode

AW2003FP

M6 Facial and Waxing Treatments20hrs(T)80hrs(P)Credits:3Prerequisite:AW2009FP

AW3008FP On completion of the module, students should be able toprovideadvanced facial treatment, highfrequency treatment, and waxing for facial andbodyhairremoval.

EquivalentCodesAW30210AW30210RAW3001FP


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Note:1) Applicantmustattendaninterviewforadmission,andprovideaself-declarationofmedical

condition at the start of each module.2) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.3) Dependingonthedemand,notallthemodulesintheCETNitecinServicescourseswillbe

offeredineachintake.Wherethemodulesareofferedandthereisinsufficientenrolment,theclasseswillbecancelledandafullrefundwillbegiventotheaffectedstudents.

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NITEC IN SERVICES – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CourseCode:NSBSA/PlanCode:NSBSA

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseequipsstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetoperformarangeofadministrativetasksinsupportofbusinessoperationsacrossallsectorsandindustries.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Business

Communication 80hrs(T)20hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

BS2008FP On completion of the module, students should beable toapplyessential communicationskillsto build professional relationships, and prepare businessdocumentsaswellaspresentations.

EquivalentCodeNil

M2 Introduction to Data Analytics and Cyber-security40hrs(T)80hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

BS2011FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoadoptspreadsheetandanalyticssoftwareto visualise and analyse data, and generateformatted reports to facilitate informed business decision.Studentswill alsogain awarenessonthe importance of data confidentiality and datasecurity.

EquivalentCodeNil

M3 Business Accounting 90hrs(T)30hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

BA3001FP On completion of the module, students should be able to record business transaction, prepare ledger, bank reconciliation statement, trialbalanceandfinalaccount.

EquivalentCodeNil

M4 Finance Service Administration 40hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

BA3002FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoprovideadministrativesupporttohandlefinancial activities relating to deposit account,loan,remittanceandotherfinancialproductsandservices.

EquivalentCodeNil

M5 Human Resource Services 60hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

BA2001FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform essential human resource functions to meet organisational needs.EquivalentCode

Nil

M6 International Business 40hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

BA3003FP On completion of the module, students should be able to provide essential information oninternational trade framework, transportationnetworkandtradefinancing.

EquivalentCodeNil


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NITEC IN SERVICES – BUSINESS SERVICES (EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2021 INTAKE)

CourseCode:NSBSV/PlanCode:NSBSV

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetoprovidefrontlinesupportandserviceforanorganisation’sclientsandcustomers.

COURSE STRUCTURE


Communication 80hrs(T)20hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

BS2008FP On completion of the module, students should beable toapplyessential communicationskillsto build professional relationships, and prepare businessdocumentsaswellaspresentations.

EquivalentCodeNil

M2 Introduction to Data Analytics and Cyber-security40hrs(T)80hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

BS2011FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoadoptspreadsheetandanalyticssoftwareto visualise and analyse data, and generateformatted reports to facilitate informed business decision.Studentswill alsogain awarenessonthe importance of data confidentiality and datasecurity.

EquivalentCodeNil

M3 Social Media Marketing40hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

BS2012FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply online media tools to execute the organisation’ssocialmediamarketingstrategies.EquivalentCode

Nil

M4 Customer Service 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

BS2013FP On completion of the module, students should be able to identify and respond to customer and stakeholdersneeds,createanddelivervaluefortargeted customers and the organisation.

EquivalentCodesBS2002FPBS2002FPR

M5 Event Planning and Administration60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

BS3008FP On completion of the module, students should beabletoplananofficeeventandhandleeventadministration.EquivalentCodes

BS3003FPBS3003FPR

M6 Sales Techniques and Engagement60hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

BS3009FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply sales techniques to sell to client needsanddevelopstrongsalesrelationships.EquivalentCode

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NITEC IN SERVICES – DIGITAL ANIMATION CourseCode:NSDAN/PlanCode:NSDANAC/NSDAN3D

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandtechnicalknowledgetoassisttheDigitalArtist,CGArtist,and/orAnimatortoprepareandperformrelatedtasksfrompre-productiondesigntodigital asset creation, animation production and post-production in 3D lighting, compositing and rendering using CGI techniques to support the media industry in their animation production.

Thiscourseprovidestraininginoneofthe2specialisations:

Asset Creation(PlanCode:NSDANAC)Thisspecialisationprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandabilityneededtocreateassetsforthemedia industry.

3D Animation(PlanCode:NSDAN3D)Thisspecialisationprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandabilityneededtoproduce3Danimationfor the media industry.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Drawing


DM2105FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoapplythefundamentalsofdrawingskills,composition and its techniques for the creation of stilllifedrawing,figuredrawing,perspective,andgesturedrawingforcharacters.

EquivalentCodesDM2013PADM2013PAR

M2 Classical Animation Principles30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

DM2106FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the principles of classical animationtothedrawingofkeyposesinaction.Theyarealso trained todevelopdrawingskillsspecifically for animation through hands-onexperience inperforming in-betweensandgainknowledgeofspacingandtiming.Theyareableto animate using key poses, cut-out animationand character animation based on a dialogue with bodymechanics, gestures, lip synch, andfacial expressions. They are also trained on advanced animation principles utilising actingto enhance the performance of the characters beinganimatedviaexperimentalanimation.

EquivalentCodeNil

M3 Animation Design and Layout12hrs(T)108hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM2107FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the basic principles of form, composition, shapes and colour to create keylayout and background designs. They are alsotrained in the creative processes for contentcreation in digital animation such as character andbackgrounddesigns,costume,accessoriesand props, etc. They are also trained to create backgroundcolourscheme, renderbackgroundartandcolourgradingofbackgroundart.


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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM4 Essentials of 3D

Animation12hrs(T)108hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

DM2108FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform basic 3D asset creation involving modelling, texturing, rigging, lightingand rendering. They are also taught the basic 3D animation such as body mechanics, animation rigs and facial animation. At the end of the module, thestudentswill understand theentire3Dproductionworkflow.

EquivalentCodeNil

AND - Choose Group A or B

Group A – Asset Creation

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM5A Asset Creation

12hrs(T)108hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteDM2108FPbefore attempting DM3109FP.

DM3109FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform the various stages of 3Dasset creation, namely surface and polygonal modelling, creating textures and shaders, painting weights and rigs, 3D lighting and rendering.They are also taught via hands-on training inprocesses revolving the 3D environment. Atthe end of the module, the students apply the acquiredtechnicalknowledgetocreateaseriesof 3D rendered images.

EquivalentCodeNil

M6A Asset Creation Portfolio12hrs(T)108hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Advisedto complete all the other core modules.

DM3110FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply all the acquired knowledgethroughout the course to produce a 3D asset demo reel such as 3D model turntable, character and creature models, 3D props, hard surface and soft surface assets in their portfolio. Studentsare also trained to prepare their 3D portfolio for futureinterviewmaterials.

EquivalentCodeNil

Group B – 3D Animation

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM5B 3D Animation

12hrs(T)108hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteDM2108FPbefore attempting DM3209FP.

DM3209FP On completion of the module, students should be able to animate according to a style and a particular staging. They are also trained in character animation, namely body mechanics, acting for animation and lip sync. At the end of the module, the students apply the acquired technical knowledge to create a series of 3Danimated shots.


M6B 3D Animation Portfolio 12hrs(T)108hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Advisedto complete all the other core modules.

DM3210FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply all the acquired knowledgethroughout the course to produce a 3D animation reelofcharacteranimationusingadvancedbodymechanics, pantomime, and facial animation withlipsync.Studentsarealsotrainedtopreparetheir3Dportfolioforfutureinterviewmaterials.



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Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) Applicantwillberequiredtoattendaninterviewandpassadrawingtestforadmission.3) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.4) Dependingon thedemand,not all themodules in theCETNitec inServices courses

willbeoffered ineach intake. Wherethemodulesareofferedandthere is insufficientenrolment, theclasseswillbecancelledanda full refundwillbegiven to theaffectedstudents.

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NITEC IN SERVICES – INTERIOR & EXHIBITION DESIGN CourseCode:NSIED/PlanCode:NSIED

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandtechnicalknowledgetopreparelayoutplans,constructional drawings, presentationdrawings, illustrationsandgraphics related to interiorandexhibitiondesign,usingrelevantcomputersoftware.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Spatial

Visualisation Drawing 10hrs(T)110hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM2021FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the principles of drawingand composition to produce basic sketches,orthographicdrawing,andperspectivedrawingswithscaleandproportion.

EquivalentCodesSD2001PASD2101FPSD2101FPR

M2 Building CAD Drawing30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM2022FP On completion of the module, students should beable toapply theknowledgeoforthographicdrawingandarchitecturaldrawingconventionstoprepareasetofbuildingdrawingsusingrelevantcomputersoftware.


M3 Interior Space Modelling10hrs(T)110hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM2025FP On completion of the module, students should be able to use digital skills and knowledgeto create an interior space model with colourscheme,appropriate lightingapplicationaswellasmaterialandfinishes.


M4 Space Planning and Design 20hrs(T)100hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteDM2022FP

DM2026FP On completion of the module, students should be able to produce interior space planning and layoutwith theknowledgeof spatial aswell asworkrequirementsofinteriorspaces.

EquivalentCodeNil

M5 Interior Design Proposal30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteDM2025FP

DM3028FP On completion of the module, students should be abletodevelop,designandproduceaninteriordesign proposal, with a concept/theme as wellasapplicationofmaterials,furniture,fixturesandcolours.

EquivalentCodeNil


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willbeoffered ineach intake. Wherethemodulesareofferedandthere is insufficientenrolment, theclasseswillbecancelledanda full refundwillbegiven to theaffectedstudents.

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NITEC IN SERVICES – RETAIL SERVICES (EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2021 INTAKE)

CourseCode:NSRSV/PlanCode:NSRSV

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetopromoteandsellmerchandise,displaymerchandise,performcashieringandservecustomersintheretailoutlet.

COURSE STRUCTURE


Communication80hrs(T)20hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

BS2008FP On completion of the module, students should be able to communicate effectively, buildprofessional relationships, prepare business documents and presentations for essential workplacecommunication.

EquivalentCodesBS3001FPBS3001FPR

M2 Social Media Marketing 40hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

BS2012FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply online media tools to execute the organisation’ssocialmediamarketingstrategies.

EquivalentCodeNil

M3 Retail and Online Selling70hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

RS2009FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform sales duties by identifying the needs of the customers and applying selling techniques when handling the sales process.In addition, students are expected to be more aware of how technology is transforming theretail selling function.

EquivalentCodesRS2001FPRS2001FPRRS2005FP

M4 Retail Operations80hrs(T)40hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

RS2010FP On completion of the module, students should be able to handle a range of core retail operations such as receiving, pricing, replenishing andcashiering.

EquivalentCodesRS2002FPRS2002FPRRS2006FP

M5 Retail Promotion and e-Marketing50hrs(T)70hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

RS2007FP On completion of the module, students should be able to engage in the promotion of goods and servicesandbeawareoftheextenttechnologyis transforming retail promotion and marketinglandscape.

EquivalentCodesRS2003FPRS2003FPR

M6 Visual Merchandising50hrs(T)70hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

RS3003FP On completion of the module, students should be abletodevelopbasicvisualmerchandisingskillsinexecutingavisualpresentationtoenhancearetailstore’simage,service,andmerchandisetoits customers.

EquivalentCodesRS3001FPRS3001FPR


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NITEC IN SERVICES – VISUAL COMMUNICATIONCourseCode:NSVSC/PlanCode:NSVSC

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis course provides students with the skills and knowledge to plan and create themosteffectivevisualsolutionstogetmessagesacross inprint,electronicandfilmmediausingavarietyofmethodssuchascolour,type,illustration,photographyandvariousprintandlayouttechniques.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Drawing

Fundamentals18hrs(T)102hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM2017FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the fundamental drawingtechniques to express their perception of forms usingvariousmediums.

EquivalentCodesDM2001PADM2005FPDM2005FPR

M2 Design Principles36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM2018FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret design briefs and apply designelementslikeform,shapes,lines,colour,and type intocompositions thatcreativelymeetclient’srequirements.


M3 Digital Imaging36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM2020FP On completion of the module, students should be able to create graphics and illustrations using digital imaging software. Studentswill also beable to digitally manipulate and retouch images according to the specific styles and genresrequired.


M4 Graphics and Typography18hrs(T)102hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM3016FP On completion of the module, students should beabletocreatepictogramsandapplyeffectivetypography onto design layouts and compositions usingsoftwareprogramme.


M5 Prepress Technology36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM3017FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoperformpresscheckanddevelopartworkforfinaloutputindesktoppublishing.


M6 Project120hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

DM3020FP On completion of the module, students should be able to carry out the design workflow andimplement a project using the knowledge andskillsacquired.



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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – AEROSPACE MACHINING TECHNOLOGYCourseCode:NTASM/PlanCode:NTASM

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetoproduceaerospacecomponentsby planning and carrying out the operations using CAD/CAM system and multi-axis CNCmachining centres.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Engineering

Drawing and Inspection Techniques42hrs(T)78hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

MT2101FP On completion of the module, students should be abletointerprettechnicaldrawingsandperformdimensional inspections for the machined componentsinaccordancewithISOstandards.

EquivalentCodeNil

M2 Engineering Process (Turning)42hrs(T)78hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

MT2102FP On completion of the module, students should be able to set up and operate centre lathes and CNC lathes to produce components in accordance withgivenspecifications.

EquivalentCodeNil

M3 Engineering Process (Milling)42hrs(T)78hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

MT2103FP On completion of the module, students should be able to set up and operate conventionalmilling machines and CNC milling machines to produce components in accordancewith givenspecifications.

EquivalentCodeNil

M4 3D CAD/CAM Applications42hrs(T)78hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

MT2104FP On completion of the module, students should beabletointerpretengineeringdrawings,create3DCADmodelsandgenerate&verifyCNCpartprograms using a CAD/CAM system for CNClathes and CNC milling machines.

EquivalentCodeMT2002PA

M5 Aerospace Machining42hrs(T)78hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteMT2101FP,MT2102FP,MT2103FP&MT2104FP

MT3102FP On completion of the module, students should beable todeveloppartprogram foraerospaceparts, set up and operate CNC high speed machining centres to manufacture engine and structural aerospace parts and components.


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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM6 Multi-Axis

Programming and Machining42hrs(T)78hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteMT2101FP,MT2102FP,MT2103FP&MT2104FP

MT3103FP On completion of the module, students should beabletodevelopmulti-axispartprograms,setupandoperate5-axisCNCuniversalmachiningcentres to manufacture components in a single set up for the aerospace and, oil & gas industries.


Abbreviations:T–Theory,P–Practical CREDITS FOR CERTIFICATIONTotal of 36 credits from successful completion of 6 modules.


Note:1) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.2) Dependingonthedemand,notallthemodulesintheCETNitec in Technology courses


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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY (HEAVY VEHICLES)CourseCode:NTATT/PlanCode:NTATTHV

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswith theskillsandknowledgeto troubleshoot,service, repairandmaintainmediumandheavycommercialvehicles.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Automotive

Principles and Systems30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

AT2101FP On completion of the module, students should beabletoobserveworkplacehealthandsafety,extract technical information, select and use lifting equipment and hand tools to disassemble andreassembleautomotivecomponentsaswellastheproperdisposalofautomotivewastes.

EquivalentCodeNil

M2 Basic Chassis and Drivetrain Technology 45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

AT2102FP On completion of the module, students should be able to service and replace automotivedrivetrain and chassis components likemanualtransmissionclutchandbrakes.

EquivalentCodeNil

M3 Basic Engine Technology 30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

AT2103FP On completion of the module, students should beabletoserviceenginesystemcomponentsofsparkignitionandcompressionignitionengines.

EquivalentCodeAT2001PA

M4 Autotronics45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

AT2104FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret measure, diagnose and rectify faults in vehicle electrical systems, electroniccircuits and air-conditioning systems.

EquivalentCodeNil

M5 Chassis and Drivetrain Technology (Heavy Vehicles)45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteAT2102FP

AT3202FP On completion of the module, students should be able to diagnose and rectify faults in steering, suspension,brakingsystemsaswellasdrivelinesystem components.

EquivalentCodeNil

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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM6 Engine Technology

and Powertrain Management (Heavy Vehicles)45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteAT2103FP

AT3203FP On completion of the module, students should be able to diagnose and rectify faults in engine and powertrainmanagementsystems.

EquivalentCodeNil

Abbreviations:T–Theory,P–Practical CREDITS FOR CERTIFICATIONTotalof40creditsfromsuccessfulcompletionof6modules.

OTHER ENTRY REQUIRMENTS• PassedISCinMechanicalServicing




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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY (LIGHT VEHICLES)CourseCode:NTATT/PlanCode:NTATTLV

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswith theskillsandknowledgeto troubleshoot,service, repairandmaintain light vehicles suchaspassenger cars, vans,SportUtilityVehicles andMulti-Purpose Vehicles.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Automotive

Principles and Systems30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

AT2101FP On completion of the module, students should beabletoobserveworkplacehealthandsafety,extract technical information, select and use lifting equipment and hand tools to disassemble andreassembleautomotivecomponentsaswellastheproperdisposalofautomotivewastes.

EquivalentCodeNil

M2 Basic Chassis and Drivetrain Technology 45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

AT2102FP On completion of the module, students should be able to service and replace automotivedrivetrain and chassis components likemanualtransmissionclutchandbrakes.

EquivalentCodeNil

M3 Basic Engine Technology 30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:4Prerequisite:Nil

AT2103FP On completion of the module, students should beabletoserviceenginesystemcomponentsofsparkignitionandcompressionignitionengines.

EquivalentCodeAT2001PA

M4 Autotronics45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

AT2104FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret measure, diagnose and rectify faults in vehicle electrical systems, electroniccircuits and air-conditioning systems.

EquivalentCodeNil

M5 Chassis and Drivetrain Technology (Light Vehicles)45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteAT2102FP

AT3102FP On completion of the module, students should be able to diagnose and rectify faults in steering, suspension,brakingsystemsaswellasdrivelinesystem components.

EquivalentCodeNil

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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM6 Engine Technology

and Powertrain Management (Light Vehicles)45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteAT2103FP

AT3103FP On completion of the module, students should be able to diagnose and rectify faults in engine and powertrainmanagementsystems.

EquivalentCodeNil

Abbreviations:T-Theory,P-Practical CREDITS FOR CERTIFICATIONTotalof40creditsfromsuccessfulcompletionof6modules.

OTHER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS• Passed ISCinMechanicalServicing




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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – BUILT ENVIRONMENT (MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL SERVICES)CourseCode:NTBEM/PlanCode:NTBEM

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththetechnicalskillsandknowledgeinfirstlinemaintenancework,carryoutplannedmaintenance,andundertakeservicingworkonair-conditioningsystems,firefightingandfireprotectionsystems,electricalandemergencyservices,amenities,fittingsandfixtures,CCTVandAV/PAsystemforcommercial, institutional,industrialandresidentialbuildingsinaccordancewiththemanufacturerandauthorityrequirementstoensureoptimumfunctioning of plant, equipment and systems.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Electrical Services


CB2106FP On completion of the module, students should be able interpret electrical circuit diagrams; installconduitsandtrunkings;replacelightfittingsandaccessories; rectify faults in electrical circuits;and conduct insulation resistance and continuity tests.

EquivalentCodeCB2101FPR

M2 Mechanical Services 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

CB2107FP On completion of the module, students should be ablerepairmechanicalparts,servicecentrifugalpump, motor-drive assembly, air-cooledpetrol and liquid-cooled diesel-driven portablegenerator,aswellasreplacefaultycomponentofdrivemechanismanddoorfittings.


M3 Residential Air-Conditioning Services 60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

CB2108FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install refrigeration piping, set up basic refrigeration system, install unitary and split-type air conditioners, replace faulty fan coil and condensing unit, and carry out preventivemaintenance for residential air-conditioning system,watercooleranddehumidifier.


M4 Piping and Plumbing Services60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

CB2109FP On completion of the module, students should be able to repairwater supply and sanitary pipingsystem,replacepipingfittings,sanitaryfixtures,rectifyfaultywaterheaters,clearpipeanddrainchokes, and inspect water pump and controlsystems.


M5 Sustainable Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

CB3108FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret ducting and piping layout drawings of air-conditioning system, carry outbalancing of airflow in air distribution system,perform maintenance of chilled and condenser water piping system, air distribution systemand air-conditioning equipment as well asfunctionality checks on Building ManagementSystem. Students will also learn the varioussustainable air-conditioning and refrigeration technologies adopted in modern green buildings.

EquivalentCodeNil

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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM6 Fire Detection and

Protection Systems60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

CB3109FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret building mechanical system plan, inspect fire alarm and detection system,servicefire-fightingequipmentsuchashosereelsystem, riser system, private hydrant systemand automated system, and perform inspection ofemergencyvoicecommunicationsystem,fireextinguishersandfiresuppressionsystem.




OTHER ENTRY REQUIREMENTSPassed ISCinElectricalServicing;orPassed ISCinMechanicalServicing;orPassed ISCinFacilityServices;orPassed ISCinResidentialAir-Conditioning;orPassed ISCinResidentialPlumbing;orPassed ISC in Electrical Wiring.


Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.3) Dependingondemand,notallthemodulesintheCETNitecinTechnologycourseswillbe


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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – BUILT ENVIRONMENT(VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION)CourseCode:NTBEV/PlanCode:NTBEV

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththetechnicalskillsandknowledgetomaintain,troubleshoot,repair and inspect traction lifts and escalators in residential, institutional and commercial buildings inaccordancewithcodesofpracticeandstatutory requirementsandengineeringspecifications.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Electrical Services


CB2106FP On completion of the module, students should be able interpret electrical circuit diagrams; installconduitsandtrunkings;replacelightfittingsandaccessories; rectify faults in electrical circuits;and conduct insulation resistance and continuity tests.


M2 Mechanical Services60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

CB2107FP On completion of the module, students should be ablerepairmechanicalparts,servicecentrifugalpump, motor-drive assembly, air-cooledpetrol and liquid-cooled diesel-driven portablegenerator,aswellasreplacefaultycomponentofdrivemechanismanddoorfittings.


M3 Lift and Escalator System and Equipment Maintenance36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

CB3206FP On completion of the module, students should be able to identify and explain the operation, interpret lift drawings, as well as maintain, service andrepair mechanical equipment and components of lift andescalator system inaccordancewith liftengineeringspecificationsandcodesofpractice.

EquivalentCodeCB3401PAR

M4 Lift and Escalator Power and Control System Maintenance36hrs(T)84hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

CB3207FP On completion of the module, students should be abletomaintain,serviceandrepairliftcontrollers,electrical equipment, cables, components, as well as safety switches of lift and escalatorsystems in accordance with lift engineeringspecifications and codes of practice, includingperforming functionality checks of lift controlsystemconnectiontoBMS.

EquivalentCodeCB3402PAR

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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM5 Lift and Escalator

System Inspection and Testing30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:8Prerequisite:Nil

CB3208FP On completion of the module, students should beabletoinspectandevaluatetheconditionofa lift hoistway, oversee the correct installationof lift equipment and components, as well ascarry out heat run and commissioning tests on lift systems in accordance with lift engineeringspecifications and codes of practice. Studentsshouldalsobeable to troubleshoot,adjustandcarry out routine and periodic maintenance of lift system and equipment, perform mandatory lift and escalator tests, as well as identify andrecommendupgrading and improvementworksto clients.

EquivalentCodes*CB3403PAR&CB3404PAR

Abbreviations: T - Theory, P - Practical

*Manual exemption after completion of Lift Inspection and Commissioning (CB3403PAR) and Lift MaintenanceManagement(CB3404PAR)modules.


OTHER ENTRY REQUIREMENTSPassed ISCinElectricalServicing;orPassed ISCinMechanicalServicing;orPassed ISCinFacilityServices;orPassed ISCinResidentialAir-Conditioning;orPassed ISCinResidentialPlumbing;orPassed ISC in Electrical Wiring.




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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – CHEMICAL PROCESS TECHNOLOGYCourseCode:NTCPZ/PlanCode:NTCPZ

COURSE OBJECTIVEThe bio-pharmaceutical and chemical industries in Singapore are fast growing, fuelled byinternational investment locallyanddrivenby increaseddemand internationally.Theenergyand chemical process industry in Singapore is one of the world’s leading hubs through apowerfulmixofcapabilitiesinsafety,manufacturingandinnovation.SingaporeremainsoneofthetopchoicesintheheartofAsiaformajorbiotechnologyandpharmaceuticalgiants,astheycapitaliseonthenation’sproximityinAsia,stronginnovationecosystemandregulatorystandards.

Joinusifyouaspiretogaintheskillssetthatcanbeappliedtothesesectors.

TheChemicalProcessTechnologycourseoffersstudentsabroadbackground inskillsandknowledgeforthebio-pharmaceuticalandchemicalindustries.Thecoursecombinesscienceswithengineeringconcepts.

Youcanchooseoneofthefollowingtwooptionstofurtherdevelopyourinterest:

a. Bio-pharmaceuticalsb. Petrochemicals

All options can lead you for a full spectrumof variedemployment opportunities in thebio-pharmaceuticals, chemicals and process industries.

Someof the job titlesheldbygraduates includeProcessTechnician,OperationTechnician,Plant Maintenance Technician, Process Instrument Technician and Engineering Assistant. Thereareexcellentopportunitiesforcareeradvancementtosupervisorypositionsandbeyond.Thechallenge is forstudents toprepare themselvesbyupgrading their technicalskillsandknowledgebytakinguphigher-levelcourses.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Occupational

Health, Safety and Security60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

CE2106FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply skills and knowledge inperformingworkplacehousekeeping,respondinginemergencysituationsand renderingfirstaid.They should also be able to apply skills andknowledge inworkplacesafety, confinedspacesafety,safetyaudits,riskassessment,permit-to-worksystem,LOTO,andelectricalsafety.

EquivalentCodesCE2011CE2002PCE2006PCE2001PACE2102FPCE2102FPR

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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM2 Product Quality

and Environment Standards60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

CE2107FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply statistical process control, perform instrumental analysis on petroleum and pharmaceutical products, perform chromatography, spectroscopy and air-pollution control test. They also learn to conduct tests on effluentwaste,performwaterqualitytests,carryoutwastetreatmentfacilityoperationandhandlegas emission upsets.

EquivalentCodeNil

M3 Process Instrumentation and Control60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

CE2108FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform line tracing and monitor process parameters. They also learn to carry out manual valve operation, control valve with handwheeloperation, control valveby-passoperation,andperforminstrumentfunctionalitycheck.

EquivalentCodesCE2013CE2003PCE2007PCE2002PACE2002PRCE2103FPCE2103FPR

M4 Process Equipment and Operation60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

CE2109FP On completion of the module, students should be abletocarryoutpumpoperation,filteroperation,heat exchanger operation, reactor operation, mixeroperationandejectoroperation.Theyalsolearn to load and unload material, perform inter-tanktransfer,change-overofprocessequipmentandcollectionofrawmaterialandsampling.


M5 Plant Processes60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:NilAdvisedtocompleteCE2109FP

CE3105FP On completion of the module, students should be able to carry out distillation operation, gas absorber and gas adsorber operation. They also learn to carry out extraction unit operation, evaporatoroperationandcrystalliseroperation.


Choose ONLY one of the following modules:

M6a Biologics and Pharmaceutical Processes60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:NilAdvisedtocompleteCE2109FP

CE3106FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform seed and inoculum preparation activities,carryoutbioreactorsetupandprocessmonitoring operation, perform CIP operation and SIP operation,monitor cell harvesting andfiltration operation, perform chromatographycolumn packing and operate large-scalechromatography and filtration equipment.They also learn to perform homogenisation and micronising operation, carry out scrubber operation, isolator operation, phase separation, equipment cleaning operation and waste pre-treatment operation.

EquivalentCodeNil

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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM6b Equipment

Maintenance and Utilities60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:NilAdvisedtocompleteCE2109FP

CE3204FP On completion of the module, students should beabletocarryoutreverseosmosiswaterplantoperation, carry out boiler unit operation, carry out steam header and condenser unit operation and carry out compressed air unit operation. They also learn to perform maintenance on pipe system and equipment, check pump and compressorperformance, troubleshoot abnormal conditions in pumps and compressors, and prepare process equipmentforshutdownmaintenance.


Abbreviations:T-Theory,P–Practical CREDITS FOR CERTIFICATIONTotalof38creditsfromsuccessfulcompletionof6modules.


Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.3) Depending on demand, not all the modules in the CET NitecinTechnologycourseswillbe


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NITEC IN TECHNOLGY – ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY (POWER & CONTROL)CourseCode:NTELT/PlanCode:NTELTPC

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis course provides students with the skills and knowledge to install, test and maintainelectrical installations, electrical machines, digital communication, smart metering and monitoringsystemsaswellasrenewableenergyandelectricvehicleelectricalinfrastructuresystemsaccordingtoengineeringspecificationsandrelevantcodesofpractice.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Residential

Installation and Testing39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

EE2106FP On completion of the module, students should be able to design, install, test and maintain single phase electrical installation andwiring systemsin residential premises in compliance withrelevant localstandards, regulationsandcodesof practice.


M2 Industrial and Commercial Installation and Testing39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

EE2107FP On completion of the module, students should be able to design, install, test and maintain three phase electrical installation and wiringsystems in industrial and commercial premises in compliance with relevant local standards,regulations and codes of practice.


M3 Power System and Switchboard30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

EE2109FP On completion of the module, students should beable toperformproper isolation, lockout tagoutproceduresaswellasmaintain lowvoltageelectrical switchboards, power monitoringsystem and temporary electrical supply system in compliance with relevant local standards,regulations and codes of practice.


M4 Sustainable Energy Systems18hrs(T)102hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

EE3107FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install, test and/or maintain solarphotovoltaic (PV) systems for residentialpremises, electrical industrial equipment and appliances and electric vehicle (EV) chargingequipment and systems in compliance withrelevant localstandards, regulationsandcodesof practice.


M5 Smart Living Systems12hrs(T)108hrs(P)Credits:5Prerequisite:Nil

EE3108FP On completion of the module, students should be able to program, test and maintain smart home controlsystemsincompliancewithrelevantlocalstandards, regulations and codes of practice.


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M6 Electrical Machines and Applications30hrs(T)90hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

EE3109FP On completion of the module, students should be able to maintain electrical motor installations including their associated conventional, digitaland advanced control systems for variousindustrialmotorapplications incompliancewithrelevant localstandards, regulationsandcodesof practice.



OTHER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS• PassedISCinElectricalWiring;or• PassedISCinElectricalFitting;or• PassedISCinElectricalMotorManufacturing;or• PassedISCinInstrumentFitting;or• PassedISCinLiftAdjustment&Maintenance;or• PassedISCinLiftInstallation;or• PassedISCinElectricalServicing.


Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) ForinformationonapplicationforInstallerLicence,contactIMDA,LicensingDepartment

onTel:62024361or62111948,andonapplicationforElectricalWorkerLicence,contactEnergyMarketAuthorityviaemail:[email protected]:68358075.

3) Dependingondemand,notallthemodulesintheCETNitecinTechnologycourseswillbeofferedineachintake.Wherethemodulesareofferedandthereisinsufficientenrolment,theclasseswillbecancelledandafullrefundwillbegiventotheaffectedstudents.

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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – ELECTRONICS, COMPUTER NETWORKING & COMMUNICATIONSCourseCode:NTECZ/PlanCode:NTECZ

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis course provides students with the skills and knowledge in installing, maintaining andservicingelectronicdevices,programmable-andmicrocontroller-controlledsystemstosupporta broad range of applications.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Electrical Principles

and Measurements60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

EC2001FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the basic principles of electrical and electronics to connect and test electrical circuits. They should also be able to construct prototype electronicprojectonprintedboard.


M2 Digital Electronics60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

EC2002FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret, construct, test and troubleshoot basic digital electronic circuits. They should also be able to construct prototype digital electronic circuits.


M3 Analogue Electronics60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

EC2003FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret, construct, test and troubleshoot analogue electronic circuits. They should be able to construct prototype analogue electronic projects.


M4 Computer Networking Principles60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

EC2004FP On completion of the module, students should be abletosetupandtestwiredandwirelessLocalAreaNetworkforresourcessharing,identifythevarious network topologies and protocol; andtroubleshootnetworkconnectivityfaults.

EquivalentCodeNil

M5 Electronic Communications System48hrs(T)72hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

EC3002FP On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the knowledge and skills oninformation transmission and reception in analogue, digital and optical communication for system performance testing and maintenance.

EquivalentCodeNil


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OTHER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS• PassedISCinElectronicsManufacturing;or• PassedISC in Wafer Fabrication.




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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – INFOCOMM TECHNOLOGYCourseCode:NTICT/PlanCode:NTICT

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseequipsstudentswithskillsandknowledgetosetup,maintainandtroubleshootend-usercomputingdevices,network,serverandapplicationinahybridinfrastructureenvironmenttoensuresmoothoperationsofallinfocommhardwareandsoftwareintheorganisation.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 IT Essentials and

PC Support60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

IT2034FP On completion of the module, students should be able to set up, install and maintain computer hardwareandoperatingsystem.Theywill learntotroubleshoothardwareandsoftwareproblems.


M2 Networking Essentials60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

IT2035FP On completion of the module, students should be abletosetup,configure,maintainandtroubleshootnetwork system, and build peer-to-peer andwireless network for small office environment.Theyshouldbeable toprovidenetworksupportandconfigurenetworkdevicessuchasswitches,routersandwirelessaccesspoints.


M3 Internetworking Technology60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteIT2035FP

IT2036FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoconfigureandimplementroutingprotocolsused in Local Area Network (LAN) as well astroubleshoot basic routing issues.

EquivalentCodesIT3020PAIT3101FP

M4 Server Essentials60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

IT2037FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoinstall,configureandmanageadministrationofserveroperatingsystems,serversandservices.Theyshouldalsobeabletoperformbackupandrecovery of systems files and configurations aswellasmonitorsystemperformance.


M5 Internet Applications24hrs(T)96hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

IT3034FP On completion of this module, students should be abletoinstall,configureandmaintainwebserversandbrowsers.Theywilllearntocreatesimplewebpages using authoring tools. They should also be abletodevelopanddeploywebapplications.



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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGYCourseCode:NTMET/PlanCode:NTMET

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetoperformpreventiveandpredictivemaintenance programmes, maintain basic automation control systems and ensure the smooth operationofindustrialandmechanicalequipment.Italsoprovidesgroundingintheapplicationof computerised machine conditioning monitoring system and laser alignment techniques.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 CAD and 3D

Printing48hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

ME2011FP On completion of the module, students should be able to interpret engineering blueprint drawings,drawengineeringcomponents,updateengineeringdrawingandconvert 3Dmodels to2DdrawingsbyusingCADsystem.Studentsarealso trained to print 3D models from 3D printer andperformfreehandsketchingofengineeringdrawings.

EquivalentCodeNil

M2 Industrial Piping and Valve System48hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

ME2012FP On completion of the module, students should be able to carry out minor repair and replacement offluidsupplypipesandfittingsandtomaintain,troubleshootandrepairfluidvalves.

EquivalentCodesME2002FPME2002FPR

M3 Machinery Maintenance 48hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

ME2013FP On completion of the module, students should be able to maintain and service bearings andbasic engineering mechanisms, lubrication systemsandmechanical transmissionsystems;lift andmove heavy loads safely. Students arealso trained to maintain, troubleshoot and repair machinery and equipment.


M4 Electro Pneumatics and Hydraulics48hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

ME2014FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install, maintain and troubleshoot electro pneumatic and electro hydraulic systems in plant machinery and auxiliary equipment.


ME2004FP*ME2004FPR*

M5 IoT and Electrical Applications 48hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteME2013FP

ME3011FP On completion of the module, students should be able to program microcontroller using High LevelProgrammingLanguage,transmitthedatacollectedfromthesensorstoCloudServertobepresentedasgraphicalinformation.Studentsarealso trained to understand the types of electrical accessories, connect up simple electrical circuits, and replace faulty electrical components.


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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM6 Plant Equipment

Maintenance48hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteME2012FP

ME3012FP On completion of the module, students should be able to carry out a preventivemaintenanceprogramme, install, maintain, troubleshoot and repairaircompressorsystemandindustrialfluidpumps.



* Manual exemption after completion of Industrial Pneumatics andHydraulics (ME2004FP,ME2004FPR)module.


OTHER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS• PassedISCinMechanicalServicing;or• PassedISCinShieldedMetalArcWelding;or• PassedISC in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding.

VENUEITE College Central, ITE College East

Note:1) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.2) Depending on demand, not all the modules in the CET NitecinTechnologycourseswillbe


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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – MECHATRONICS & ROBOTICSCourseCode:NTMCR/PlanCode:NTMCR

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswithmulti-disciplinaryskillsandknowledgeininstalling,settingup, operating, maintaining and servicing industrial automated production equipment andsystems.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Pneumatics


MC2011FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install, maintain and troubleshoot pneumatics and electro-pneumatic systems.

EquivalentCodesMC2001FPMC2001FPR

M2 Robotics30hrs(T)78hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

MC2012FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install, program, troubleshoot and maintain a robotics system.


M3 Electrical and Electronics Practices48hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

MC2013FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install electrical trunking, and carryoutsystemwiringformachinecontrol,checkandtest industrial electronics components and simple electronics circuits using common test instruments to identify and rectify faults.


MC2002FP*MC2002FPR*

M4 CAD and Mechanical System 30hrs(T)78hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

MC2014FP On completion of the module, students should be able to read, interpret and produce geometrical andmechanicaldrawingsusingComputer-AidedDrafting(CAD)software;fabricatepartsaccordingto specifications in work drawing and worksamples;carryoutmaintenancetoservice,adjustand align mechanical elements.

EquivalentCodeNil

M5 Drives and Motor Control48hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

MC3011FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install, maintain, troubleshoot and modify common AC and DC motor and control circuits used in automated and manufacturing systems.


M6 PLC and Automation30hrs(T)78hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

MC3012FP On completion of the module, students should be able to carry out installations, operations and troubleshooting of programmable logic controller & sensors systems used in automated system and manufacturing systems.



*ManualexemptionaftercompletionofElectricalInstallation(MC2002FP,MC2002FPR)module.

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OTHER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS• PassedISCinAutonomousMaintenance;or• PassedISCinElectricalServicing.


Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.3) Depending on demand, not all the modules in the CET NitecinTechnologycourseswillbe


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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – SECURITY TECHNOLOGYCourseCode:NTSYT/PlanCode:NTSYT

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswithintegratedskillsandknowledgeininstalling,commissioning,troubleshooting and upgrading security systems.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Electronics


SY2005FP On completion of the module, students should be able to explain basic principles of electricity and electronics, use electrical measuring instruments as well as to apply the operating principles ofvarious electronics components to interpret thecircuitries used in security systems.

EquivalentCodesEC2013PAEC2021PASY2001FP

M2 Wired and Wireless Network60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

SY2008FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install, configure and troubleshootcomputer network system for the wired andwirelessLANenvironment.

EquivalentCodesEC2022PASY2002FP

M3 Cabling Technology45hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

SY2007FP On completion of the module, students should be able to use cabling test equipment to perform testing and diagnosis and to certify the performanceofnetworkcables.

EquivalentCodesEC2023PASY2003FP

M4 Intrusion and Access Control Technology60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

SY3005FP On completion of the module, students should be able to design, maintain and troubleshoot intrusionandaccesscontrolsystemsinvarioussecurityenvironments.


M5 Surveillance Technology60hrs(T)60hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:Nil

SY3006FP On completion of the module, students should be able to design, maintain and troubleshoot video surveillance system in various securityenvironments.



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Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiencyandcriminalrecord.2) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.3) Depending on demand, not all the modules in the CET NitecinTechnologycourseswillbe


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NITEC IN TECHNOLOGY – WEB APPLICATIONSCourseCode:NTWEB/PlanCode:NTWEB

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseaimstoequipstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetodevelopandimplementwebapplicationsondifferentdevicesandmediaplatformstoensureeffectiveinteractiveexperienceandefficientdisplayofinformation.

COURSE STRUCTURE

S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM1 Web Development


IT2040FP On completion of the module, students should beabletodevelopwebpagesusingHTMLandCSS,andensurethatthewebpagescomplywithW3C standards.

EquivalentCodeIT2031FP

M2 Content Management System48hrs(T)72hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteIT2040FP

IT2041FP On completion of the module, students should be able to create, manage, and publish dynamic webcontentusingContentManagementSystem(CMS).


M3 Programming Essentials 48hrs(T)72hrs(P)Credits:7Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteIT2040FP

IT2042FP On completion of the module, students should beabletodevelopprogramsusingprogrammingconcepts such as data types, operators, control structures and arrays.


M4 Rich Interactive Applications21hrs(T)99hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:Nil

IT3039FP On completion of the module, students should be able to develop interactive applications ondifferent platforms.


M5 Website Development21hrs(T)99hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteIT2040FP&IT2042FP

IT3040FP On completion of the module, students should beabletodevelopwebapplicationsusingserversidescriptingwithdatabaseintegration.


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S/N Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesM6 Mobile Web

Development21hrs(T)99hrs(P)Credits:6Prerequisite:AdvisedtocompleteIT2040FP&IT2042FP

IT3041FP On completion of the module, students should be abletodevelopanddeployresponsiveinteractivemobilewebapplications.EquivalentCode

IT3032FP



Note:1) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.2) Dependingondemand,notallthemodulesintheCETNitecinTechnologycourseswillbe


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ISC IN ELECTRICAL WIRINGCourseCode:C4EWG

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis course provides students with the skills and knowledge to install, test and maintainelectricalcircuitsunderthesupervisionofaLicensedElectricalWorker(LEW)inresidential,commercial and industrial premises.

COURSE STRUCTURE

ITE Skills Certificate Module

Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesElectrical Wiring 21hrs(T)99hrs(P)Credits:NAPrerequisite:Nil

EE1102FP On completion of the module, students should be able to install, test and maintain electrical circuits under the supervision of a Licensed ElectricalWorker (LEW) in residential, commercial andindustrial premises.

EquivalentCodeNil


AWARD OF CERTIFICATIONTheITESkillsCertificateinElectricalWiringisawardedtocandidateswhoachieveaminimumaggregatescoreof60%forboththeoryandpracticalassessments.


Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.3) ThisISCcoursewillbeofferedonlyifthereissufficientdemandtoformaclass.Where

thereisinsufficientenrolment,theclass/coursewillbecancelledandafullrefundwillbegiventotheaffectedstudents.

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ISC IN GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDINGCourseCode:C4TIG

COURSE OBJECTIVEThiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgetoweldferrousandnon-ferrousmetalplates,pipesandprofilesectionsinflatandhorizontalpositionsusinggastungstenarcweldingprocesstoformpermanentlyassembledstructuresinaccordancewithinternationally-accepted welding standards (ASME). Adult learners who complete this course can workindependently for construction, marine andmanufacturing companies to carry out weldingworksusingthegastungstenarcweldingprocess.

COURSE STRUCTURE


Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesGas Tungsten Arc Welding21hrs(T)99hrs(P)Credits:NAPrerequisite:Nil

ME1101FP On completion of the module, students should be abletoweldferrousandnon-ferrousmetalplates,pipes and profile sections in flat and horizontalpositionsusinggastungstenarcweldingprocessto form permanently assembled structures in accordancewithinternationally-acceptedweldingstandards(ASME).

EquivalentCodeNil

Abbreviations:T-Theory,P–Practical

AWARD OF CERTIFICATIONTheITESkillsCertificateinGasTungstenArcWeldingisawardedtocandidateswhoachieveaminimumaggregatescoreof60%forboththeoryandpracticalassessments.

VENUEITE College Central Note:1) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.2) ThisISCcoursewillbeofferedonlyifthereissufficientdemandtoformaclass.Where


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ISC IN RESIDENTIAL AIR-CONDITIONINGCourseCode:C4RAC

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis course provides students with the skills and knowledge to perform simple electricalinstallation, routine maintenance, parts replacement, install and test a residential air-conditioning unit. Adult learners who had completed this course is able to work for air-conditioningcompaniestoinstallandserviceresidentialair-conditioningunits.

COURSE STRUCTURE


Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesResidential Air-Conditioning22hrs(T)108hrs(P)Credits:NAPrerequisite:Nil

CB1101FP On completion of the module, students should be able to perform simple electrical installation, routine maintenance, parts replacement, install and test a residential air-conditioning unit.

EquivalentCodeNil

Abbreviations:T-Theory,P–Practical AWARD OF CERTIFICATIONTheITESkillsCertificateinResidentialAir-Conditioningisawardedtocandidateswhoachieveaminimumaggregatescoreof60%forboththeoryandpracticalassessments.


Note:1) Applicantmustbefreefromcolourappreciationdeficiency.2) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.3) ThisISCcoursewillbeofferedonlyifthereissufficientdemandtoformaclass.Where


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ISC IN RESIDENTIAL PLUMBINGCourseCode:C4RPB

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis course provides students with the skills and knowledge to install, repair and serviceresidential piping systems and fixtures of water service and sanitary plumbing systems inresidentialbuildingsinaccordancewithmanufacturers'guidelines,statutoryrequirementsandrespectivecodesofpractices.Adultlearnerswhocompletethiscourse,canworkforplumbingor building maintenance companies to install and service residential plumbing under thesupervisionofalicensedplumber.

COURSE STRUCTURE


Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesResidential Plumbing39hrs(T)81hrs(P)Credits:NAPrerequisite:Nil

CB1102FP On completion of the module, students should beable to install, repair and service residentialpipingsystemsandfixturesofwaterserviceandsanitary plumbing systems in residential buildings in accordance with manufacturers' guidelines,statutory requirements and respective codes ofpractices.

EquivalentCodeNil


AWARD OF CERTIFICATIONThe ITESkillsCertificate inResidentialPlumbing isawarded to candidateswhoachieveaminimumaggregatescoreof60%forboththeoryandpracticalassessments.


Note:1) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.2) ThisISCcoursewillbeofferedonlyifthereissufficientdemandtoformaclass.Where


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ISC IN SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDINGCourseCode:C4SMA

COURSE OBJECTIVEThis course provides students with the skills and knowledge to weld ferrousmetal plates,structuresandpipesinflat,horizontalandverticalpositionsusingtheshieldedmetalarcweldingprocesstoformpermanentlyassembledmetalstructuresinaccordancewithinternationally-accepted welding standards (ASME). Adult learners who complete this course can workindependently for construction, marine andmanufacturing companies to carry out weldingworksusingtheshieldedmetalarcweldingprocess.

COURSE STRUCTURE


Module Details Module Code Module ObjectivesShielded Metal Arc Welding24hrs(T)75hrs(P)Credits:NAPrerequisite:Nil

ME1102FP On completion of the module, students should beable toweld ferrousmetalplates,structuresandpipesinflat,horizontalandverticalpositionsusingtheshieldedmetalarcweldingprocesstoform permanently assembled metal structures in accordancewithinternationally-acceptedweldingstandards(ASME).

EquivalentCodeNil


AWARD OF CERTIFICATIONTheITESkillsCertificateinShieldedMetalArcWeldingisawardedtocandidateswhoachieveaminimumaggregatescoreof60%forboththeoryandpracticalassessments.


Note:1) Thetrainingscheduleoflessonsissubjecttochange.2) ThisISCcoursewillbeofferedonlyifthereissufficientdemandtoformaclass.Where


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LOCATION OF ITE HEADQUARTERS AND COLLEGES ITE HEADQUARTERS

2AngMoKioDrive Singapore567720

Customer & Visitor CentreTel: 1800 - 2222 111Fax: 6590 2578Email: [email protected] www.ite.edu.sg

ITE COLLEGE CENTRAL2AngMoKioDriveSingapore567720

Customer & Visitor CentreTel: 6590 2211 Fax: 6590 2578www.ite.edu.sg/colleges/ite-college-central How To Get There • NearestMRTStation:AngMoKio(NS16)andYioChuKang(NS15)• BusServicestoITEHeadquartersandITECollegeCentral SBSTransit:50,72,88and159(alightalongAngMoKioAvenue5) 45(alightalongAngMoKioAvenue10)

ITE COLLEGE EAST10SimeiAvenueSingapore486047

Customer & Visitor CentreTel: 6590 2262Fax: 6544 9111www.ite.edu.sg/colleges/ite-college-east

How To Get There• NearestMRTStation:Expo (CG1/DT35)• BusServicestoITECollegeEast Go-Ahead: 118(alightalongSimeiAvenue) 2(alightalongUpperChangiRoad) 12(alightalongUpperChangiRoadEast) SBSTransit: 31(alightalongSimeiAvenue) 24,38(alightalongUpperChangiRoadEast)

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ITE COLLEGE WEST1ChoaChuKangGroveSingapore688236

Customer & Visitor CentreTel: 6590 2628Fax: 6411 1022www.ite.edu.sg/colleges/ite-college-west

How To Get There• NearestMRTStation:BukitPanjang(DT1) ChoaChuKang(NS4)• NearestLRTStation: TeckWhyeLRT(BP4)• BusServicestoITECollegeWest SBSTransit: 160(alightalongBukitBatokRoad) SMRTBuses: 67,188,991(alightalongChoaChuKangWay) 983(alightalongChoaChuKangGrove) 180,187,188,982E,985(alightalongBukitBatokRoad) TowerTransit: 974(alightalongChoaChuKangWay)

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