USTED Learning Management System

EEE354TV

The objective of the course is to teach students the tools and techniques for making engineering drawings. By the end of the course, students should gain practical knowledge of basic technical drawing as well as comprehending electrical and electronic drawings.

The course is in two parts: part 1 involves an introduction to the basics of technical drawing skills for drawing basic geometric shapes and graphical projection techniques. In the second part, the course stresses on the development of skills in preparing and interpreting basic electrical engineering drawings. Emphasis will be on industrial power and control applications. Computer-Aided Drafting methods will be used to prepare the drawings.

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FTE353TV

The course focuses on hospitality operations. The course is also intended to equip students to understand and develop an understanding of the hospitality industry and its development, the organization of the various sectors within it and their management structure.

This Course engages students in critical thinking and analysis of ways in which they can make their information technology classes engaging and student-oriented. It provides opportunities for students to acquire the skills and knowledge needed to teach Information Technology courses at pre-tertiary levels effectively.