An Edith Cowan College pathway diploma in engineering studies giving up to eight units of advanced standing towards the first year of an ECU engineering degree.
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Edith Cowan College
The Diploma of Science (Engineering Studies) is an Edith Cowan College (ECC) programme taught on the ECU Sri Lanka campus and also listed for the Kandy campus. It prepares students for engineering-related study at university. Year 1 combines communication, computing, chemistry, physics, mathematics and English language units. Year 2 is aimed at students who plan to enter courses in ECU's School of Engineering, with engineering drawing and CAD, introduction to engineering, energy and resource engineering, mathematics, mechanics, materials and manufacturing, and electrical engineering fundamentals. Some Year 2 units list prerequisites such as GCE A/L Combined Mathematics or Physics, or their ECC equivalents. ECC says ECU engineering courses are practical and use real hardware, not only simulation, in advanced laboratories. Completing Year 2 gives up to 8 units (120 credit points) of advanced standing, equal to the first year of the matching ECU bachelor's degree, with a minimum 50% pass in all units. Each year has 8 units and takes 8 to 12 months.
Sri Lankan O/L: a minimum of 5 S passes, or equivalent UK O Level results (for example 3 passes at grade D of the old system or grade 3 of the new system, or 4 passes at grade E / grade 2).
Students must be at least 16 on the programme start date (domestic). International students must be over 18.
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Level
diploma
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Location
Colombo, Kandy
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