Synopsis of Courses

M6235 Advanced Manufacturing Processes
Manufacturing processes; nature and various methods of raw materials for shaping. Emphasis on the link
between the nature of the process to the shapes, dimensions and properties that can be achieved. Case
study.
M6236 Manufacturing Automation and Control
Manufacturing process modelling, manufacturing automation: CNC/ NC machines and industrial robots,
devices for manufacturing automation (drives, feedback sensors, control loops), control methodologies
applicable to manufacturing systems
L6003 Corporate Resource Planning
Planning and investing corporate resources for innovation, growth and competitive advantage. Global
manufacturing and the design of supply chain strategies. Technical and economic analysis of different
approaches to corporate strategies. Impact of technological changes. International operations planning.
Enterprise and integration. Enterprise resource planning. Organization and capacity planning. Performance
evaluation.
L6103 Supply Chain Analysis and Design
Customer Service Dimension. Measuring Logistics Costs and Performance. Benchmarking the Supply Chain.
Managing the Global Pipeline. Strategic Lead-Time Management. Strategic Alliances and Supplier Partnership
Programme. Managing the Supply Chain. Supply Chain Integration and Optimisation. Actual vs the Virtual /
Extended Enterprise Concept. Strategic Application of IT in Supply Chain Management. Supplier Selection
Strategies and Criteria.
L6116 Manufacturing and Service Operations Management
Introduction to Operations Management, Inventory Theory and Control, Basics of Lean Manufacturing and
Push-Pull Systems, Factory Dynamics, Variability Analysis, Theory of Constraints, Demand Forecasting,
Aggregate Planning, Basic and Advanced Scheduling, Queuing, and Role of Operations Management within
Supply Chain and Manufacturing Systems.
M6141 Quality Engineering
Quality concepts, statistical process control, process improvement, design of experiments, reliability, quality
management systems and design, product liability. Case studies and examples of industrial applications will
be used throughout the course. The course develops an appreciation of advanced quality engineering
techniques and a perception of how quality can be built into all stages of a product life cycle.
M6205 Systems Simulation & Modelling
Discrete-event simulation; Basic model-building blocks; Simulation of global manufacturing facilities; System
life cycle analysis; Simulation validation and verification; Continuous Simulation; Supply Chain Modelling;
Simulation Case Study.
M6301 Advanced Metrology and Sensing Systems
International standards, linear and geometric tolerances. Surface, mechanical and optical metrology.
Pneumatic and hydraulic devices for measurement. Transducers for in-process and post-process
measurements, piezo devices, signal handling and processing, computer-aided-metrology, residual stress
measurement. Scanning electron microscopy, atomic force microscopy and electron probe micro analysis.
M6303 Fundamentals of Precision Engineering
History of precision engineering. Principles and definitions of precision machine design. State-of-the art in
research, prototyping and full production from ultra precision machining through micro-engineering,
microelectronics and molecular manipulation. Application of displacement transducers to machines and
instruments. Tolerance technology.
M6304 Ultraprecision & Micromaching Processes
Atomic structure, electrical and physical properties of atoms. Diamond turning, grinding and polishing.
Effects of tooling, material and the environment on the surface characteristics of workpieces. Material
removal using electron, photon, or ion beams. Molecular beam epitaxy, chemical and physical vapour
deposition. Advanced sputtering and ion-implantation. Deposition techniques, process controls, and film
characteristics.
M6401 Product Design & Development
Multi-disciplinary approach to product design and development. Product development process and
strategies. Need identification and product specifications. Generation and evaluation of ideas and concepts.
Product architecture. Product aesthetics and form creation. Product semantics and identity.
M6402 Advanced Microprocessor Applications
Microprocessor architecture and concepts. Microprocessor families. Software building blocks and expansion
methods. I/O interfacing and software development tools. Signal Processing in mechatronics.
M6421 Advanced Design for Manufacturing
DFM principles and strategies. Classification system for manual, automatic and robotic assemblies.
Evaluation of assembled parts. Analysing products for high-speed automatic assembly. Procedure for
redesign. Design of parts for feeding and orienting. Vibratory and non-vibratory feeders. QFD process.
Reliability analysis for product design. Selection of materials and processes. Design for repair and recycling.
M6802 Engineering Measurements
Advanced principles of measurement that examine the static and dynamic characteristics of instruments.
The design of measurement system through the application of sensing and signal conditioning elements for
data acquisition. Overview of the operations of some specialised measurement systems which have
important industrial applications.
M6803 Computational Methods in Engineering
Overview of computational requirements in engineering. Review of fundamentals: Number systems and
error analysis, convergence and accuracy. algorithms and data structures, software engineering principles.
Functions and derivatives. Approximation. Interpolation and quadrature. Eigenvalue problems. Systems of
equations. Optimisation. Numerical solutions to ODEs and PDEs. Use of a symbolic computing package:
MATLAB.
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M6910 Fundamentals of Systems Engineering
This course will introduce the concepts of systems engineering for the design of systems with special focus
to large scale systems. Various models of both hard systems engineering and soft systems engineering will
be discussed in class. The student will develop case studies by applying systems engineering method of their
choice on complex systems and present it in class.
M6911 Systems Architecture and Design
This course focuses on the fundamentals of system architecture in the engineering design of products and
systems. It is an extension of M6910 Fundamentals of Systems Engineering. Course contents cover an
overview of the systems engineering design process, functional architecture development, physical
architecture development, allocated/operational architecture development, interface design and integration
and qualification. Students will use the software tools : CORE and IDEF0 for modeling the engineering of a
system.
M6913 Systems and Project Management
This course will introduce the project management body of knowledge and its relation to systems
engineering and management. The course will focus on systems approach to project organization, initiation,
planning and control, life cycle costing, project budgeting, resource planning and scheduling, scope
management, integration management, risk management and cost management. Case studies on the topic
will be presented and discussed in class. Students will also develop case studies and present them in class.
M6929 Management of Complex Engineering Projects
This course will introduce complex engineering projects and systems management that needs to be followed
to a sustained management of such projects. In the course topics such as Complex project management,
managing risk in complex projects, competency and leadership development will be discussed. Case studies
in large scale projects such as in energy, water resources, healthcare, defence, airports development, ports
development, public transport systems, economic zone development will be presented and discussed.
Students would have to develop their cases for presentation.
Elective
L6103 Supply Chain Analysis and Design
Customer Service Dimension. Measuring Logistics Costs and Performance. Benchmarking the Supply Chain.
Managing the Global Pipeline. Strategic Lead-Time Management. Strategic Alliances and Supplier Partnership
Programme. Managing the Supply Chain. Supply Chain Integration and Optimisation. Actual vs the Virtual /
Extended Enterprise Concept. Strategic Application of IT in Supply Chain Management. Supplier Selection
Strategies and Criteria.
L6115 Management of Logistics Functions
This course will provide the students with knowledge on the management of three main logistics functions:
freight management, warehousing management and distribution management. Topics covered include:
Introduction to Logistics Function and their Management, Distribution Management, Warehousing
Management, Transportation Management, Freight Resource Planning, and Case Study in Management of
Logistics Functions.
M6141 Quality Engineering
Quality concepts, statistical process control, process improvement, design of experiments, reliability, quality
management systems and design, product liability. Case studies and examples of industrial applications will
be used throughout the course. The course develops an appreciation of advanced quality engineering
techniques and a perception of how quality can be built into all stages of a product life cycle.
M6205 Systems Simulation & Modelling
Discrete-event simulation; Basic model-building blocks; Simulation of global manufacturing facilities; System
life cycle analysis; Simulation validation and verification; Continuous Simulation; Supply Chain Modelling;
Simulation Case Study.
M6401 Product Design and Development
Multi-disciplinary approach to product design and development. Product development process and
strategies. Need identification and product specifications. Generation and evaluation of ideas and concepts.
Product architecture. Product aesthetics and form creation. Product semantics and identity
M6421 Advanced Design for Manufacturing
DFM principles and strategies. Classification system for manual, automatic and robotic assemblies.
Evaluation of assembled parts. Analysing products for high-speed automatic assembly. Procedure for
redesign. Design of parts for feeding and orienting. Vibratory and non-vibratory feeders. QFD process.
Reliability analysis for product design. Selection of materials and processes. Design for repair and recycling.
M6601 Human Factors Engineering Fundamentals
This course provides the students with the necessary background and fundamentals of human factors
engineering for the programme. The topics include: Overview of human factors and its design process.
Cognitive Human Factors and Human Computer Interaction. Human Machine Interaction. Physical Human
Factors and Ergonomics. Organisational Aspects and Macro Ergonomics. Environmental Aspects.
M6925 Enterprise IT/IS Project Management
This course will highlight enterprise process management (EPM) and IT/IS project management. Topics such
as process models in enterprise architecture, reference models, simulation and optimization of business
processes and change management will be discussed in order to provide a platform for understanding the
business requirements of enterprise systems. Case studies will be presented and discussed. Students would
have to develop their cases for presentation
M6931 System Reliability and Risk Analysis
Introduction of system reliability and risk; Statistical methods in system reliability modelling; System failure
rate distribution and estimation; System configuration and reliability; Failure mode and effects analysis;
Stochastic risk models for complex systems; Optimal policies for system maintenance.
MP2304 Manufacturing Technology and Materials

[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Ferrous alloys. Nonferrous metals and alloys. Polymers: Structure and
general properties. Ceramics and
glasses. Introduction to composites. Casting. Sheet-metal forming processes.
Plastics forming processes. Material
removal processes. Joining processes. Electronics Manufacturing Technology.
Engineering Metrology.
NTU Education (BRC) Course Listing

The following course content is for MAE students under the NTU Education (BRC).
The courses shown below do not reflect the offering status. As the curriculum will be reviewed on a yearlybasis, the course offerings are subject to the curriculum directions and availability of resources. Please refer
to the pages that indicate the semester offerings.
FE1008 Computing
Content: C Programming for an Engineering Career. Introduction to Computers. C Language Fundamentals.
Flow of Control. Functions and Libraries. Large Program Development. Arrays, Strings and Pointers. Basic
File Processing. Further Topics.
FE1073 An Introduction to Engineering and Practices
[Pre-requisites: Nil; Academic Unit: 1.0]
Content: (Lab C1) Resultants and equilibrium of forces, (Lab C2) Deformation of elastic body, (Lab
M1) Work and energy, (Lab M2) Conservation of momentum, (Lab E1) Electric field, (Lab E2) Magnetic
field, (Seminar C1)Introduction to Civil and Environmental Engineering, (Seminar M1) Introduction to
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, (Seminar E1) Introduction to Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
MA0100 Environmental Sustainability
Content: Environmental degradation/Industrial ecology. Global landscape of environmental policies. Air
pollution. Energy efficiency, renewable and clean energy. Sustainable materials. Waste and Recovery. Life
cycle assessment.
MA0101 Singapore Studies
Content: History of Engineering ; Pre-independence history of Singapore ; Social and political development
issues; Economic and industrial development issues; National cohesion and total defence ; Engineering
practice in Singapore; Engineering ethics; Our neighbours and international; Challenges of globalization and
the new economy; Contribution of engineers in the new millennium.
MA1001 Dynamics
[Pre-requisite: Having read PH1011/PH1012/CY1305 and MH1810/MH2812/CY1201; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Kinematics of Particles; Kinematics of Rigid Bodies; Kinetics of Particles; Kinetics of Rigid Bodies
MA1002 Fundamental Engineering Materials
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Units: 3.0]
Content: Engineering materials and their mechanical properties. Bonding, Crystal Structure, Defects, and
Diffusion. Strengthening and toughening mechanisms. Creep, fatigue and fracture. Ceramic Materials,
Structure and Properties. Structure of Polymers. Corrosion and Degradation.
MA1700 Aerospace Discovery Course
[Pre-requisites: Nil; Academic Unit: 1.0]
Content: Laboratories and design competition
MA1701 Introduction to Aerospace Engineering
Content: Historical Perspective Of Aerospace Engineering & Overview Of Aerospace Clusters; Introduction
To Aerodynamics; Introduction To Propulsion; Overview Of Aircraft Systems and Aircraft Support Systems;
Introduction To Aerospace Structures & Materials; Aircraft Performance, Stability & Control; Introduction To
Helicopters.
MA2001 Mechanics of Materials
Content: Review, Stress And Strain, Torsion, Shearing Stress in Beams, Transformation of Stress and
Strain, Deflection of Beams, Columns.
MA2002 Theory of Mechanism
[Pre-requisite: MA1001; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Fundamental Concepts of Mechanisms, Gears and Gear Train, Motion in Mechanisms: Kinematic
Analysis, Motion in Mechanisms: Static-Force Analysis, Motion in Mechanisms: Dynamic-Force Analysis,
Design and Analysis of Cam-and-Follower Systems.
MA2003 Introduction to Thermo-fluids
[Lectures: 26 hrs; Tutorials: 13 hrs; Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Properties of pure substances. Work and heat. Energy and the first law. Energy balance for closed
systems and steady state control volumes. Submerged surfaces and bodies. Elementary fluid dynamics.
MA2004 Manufacturing Processes
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Units: 3.0]
Content: Introduction and overview of manufacturing. Dimensions and surfaces measurement. Casting.
Shaping processes for polymers. Sheet metalworking. Materials removal processes. Joining processes.
Microelectronics manufacturing.
MA2005 Engineering Graphics
Content: Orthographic projections; Pictorial views and technical sketching; Drawing standards and
practices; Sectional views and machine drawings; Development of surfaces; Dimensioning standards,
systems and conventions; Dimensioning features and finishes; Tolerance dimensioning and limits; Geometric
dimensioning.
MA2006 Engineering Mathematics
[Pre-requisite: FE1006/MH1810 and FE1007/MH1811 or CY1201 and CY1203 or MA1003/MH2812; Academic
Unit: 3.0]
Content: Linear algebra, vector calculus, Laplace transformation and Fourier analysis.
MA2007 Thermodynamics
Content: Second law and entropy. Entropy balance for closed systems and steady state control volumes.
Ideal gas mixtures and psychrometrics. Thermodynamic cycles for power plants and refrigeration systems.
Reacting mixtures and combustion.
MA2008 Experimental Methods for Engineers
[Pre requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 1.0]
Content: Introduction to experiments, Basic statistic knowledge including regression analysis and
hypothesis testing, Introduction to measurement instruments, Error Propagation analysis, Signal
Conditioning.
MA2009 Introduction to Electrical Circuits & Electronics Devices
Content: Analysis of Resistive Linear Networks, Energy Storage Elements and Transient Analysis, AC
network analysis, Operational Amplifiers and applications, Basic semiconductor devices and applications,
Logic Circuits
MA2011 Mechatronics System Interfacing (Mechatronics Stream only)
Content: Measurement system behaviour. Analog devices and measurement. Digital devices and
measurement. Sensors. Actuators. Drives for motion control.
MA2012 Introduction to Mechatronics Systems Design (Mechatronics Stream only)
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3]
Content: Introduction to Mechatronics system, Embedded Systems, Interfacing to actuators & sensors,
Interfacing to input and output devices, Introduction to web tools.
Students are required to complete a group project where they are to design, fabricate and demonstrate your
product to the class.
MA2013 Creative Thinking and Design (Design Stream only)
Content: Fundamental Design, Design Methods, Creative Thinking
MA2014 Product Presentation (Design Stream only)
Content: Presentation Techniques, Model-Making Methods
MA2071 Laboratory Experiments (ME)
Content: Consists of 10 experiments related to Year 2 MAE core courses.
MA2072 Laboratory Experiments (AE)
Content: Consists of 10 experiments related to Year 2 MAE core courses.
MA2079 Engineering Innovation and Design
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 2.0 ]
Content: Introduction to Business planning, and Project management; Practice in generating ideas and
creative products, and technology and innovative engineering solutions through i-Project.
MA2700 Aerospace Materials
[Pre requisite: Nil; Academic Units: 3.0]
Content: Introduction to Aerospace Materials, Atomic Structures, Crystal Structures, Crystal Defects,
Mechanical Properties, Strengthening Mechanisms, Failures of Aerospace Materials, Phase Diagrams, Special
Aerospace Materials, Composites, Non-Destructive Evaluation, Manufacturing Processes, Machining, Joining
and Finishing Processes.
MA2701 Flight Performance
[Pre-requisite: MA1001 and MA1700; Academic Unit: 2.0]
Content: Introduction to flight environment. Aerodynamics of the airplane. Basic propulsion characteristics.
Aircraft point-mass equations of motion. Steady cruise & climb performance. Range and endurance.
Maneuver performance. Takeoff and landing. Energy methods.
MA3001 Machine Element Design
[Pre-requisite: Having read MA2001 and MA2002; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Power transmission components. Dimensioning and tolerancing according to ISO standards,
surface finish. Bearings. Threaded fasteners, power screw, Design of load carrying joints. Designing against
fatigue loading and wear. Design of machine structures.
MA3002 Solid Mechanics and Vibration
Content: Energy Method of Analysis. Fracture Mechanics. Fatigue. Vibrations for Single-Degree-of-Freedom
System. Vibrations for Two-Degree-of-Freedom System.
MA3003 Heat Transfer
Content: Conduction, Convection, Heat Exchangers, Radiation Heat Transfer.
MA3004 Mathematical Methods in Engineering
[Pre-requisite: MH1810 and MH1811 or CY1203 or MH2812; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Partial Differential Equations (PDEs). Finite Element Method (FEM). Computational Fluid Dynamics
(CFD).
MA3005 Control Theory
[Pre-requisite: Having read MA2006; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Introduction and Revision of Laplace Transform, System Responses - transient and steady, PID
Controls, Root Locus Technique, Frequency Response Methods.
MA3006 Fluid Mechanics
Content: Momentum equation and its applications. Dimensional analysis and similitude. Internal flows and
piping systems. Principles and applications of fluid machines.
MA3010 Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer
Content: Second law and entropy. Entropy balance for closed systems and steady state control volumes.
Ideal gas mixtures and psychrometrics. Heat transfer: conduction, convection and radiation..
MA3071 Engineering Experiments (ME)
[Academic Unit: 1.0]
Content: Consists of projects and experiments related to Year 3 MAE core courses.
MA3072 Engineering Experiments (AE)
Content: Consists of projects and experiments related to Year 3 MAE core courses.
MA3700 Aircraft Structures I
[Pre-requisites: MA2001; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Structural components of an aircraft. Loads on aircraft. Aircraft structural components and
structural idealization. Open and closed thin walled tubes. Multicell structures. Axial constraint. Practical
aircraft structural analysis.
MA3701 Aerodynamics
Content: Introduction, fundamental principles, potential flows, incompressible flows over airfoils, finite
wings, fundamentals of gas dynamics, shocks, subsonic compressible flow, transonic flows, linearized
supersonic flows.
MA3702 Aircraft Propulsion

Content: Essentials of Thermodynamics, Fundamentals of Aircraft Propulsion, Propulsion Engines and
Performance Analysis, Combustor and Combustion, Introduction to Rocket Propulsion.
MA3703 Flight Dynamics
Content: Introduction. Static stability and control. Six degree-of-freedom aircraft flight modeling.
Linearization and linear system theory. Linearized aircraft equations of motion. Longitudinal and lateraldirectional dynamics. Introduction to aircraft control.
MA3704 Aircraft Electrical Devices
Content: Aircraft electrical power systems, Electromagnetic principles and actuators, Electrical
transformers, Electrical rotating machines.
MA3705 Aerospace Control Theory
[Pre-requisite: MA3703 and having read MA2006; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Introduction. Dynamic system modeling. Dynamic response characteristics. Aircraft dynamic
characteristics. Feedback control systems. Root locus techniques. Frequency-domain analysis and design.
Application in flight control systems.
MA4001 Engineering Design (Mainstream only)
Content: Product Definition; Conceptual Design; Embodiment Design; Detailed Design and Engineering
Analysis And Documentation; Mechanical Power Transmission Systems; Hydraulic And Pneumatic Systems;
Electric Motors And Linear Motion Systems; Programmable Logic Control (PLC) techniques. Review of basic
engineering materials properties and failure modes; Basics materials selection in design; Effect of
component geometry in materials selection; Compound objectives and multiple constraint problems; Cost
estimation tools.
MA4002 Fluid Dynamics
Content: General equations of motion. Potential flow. Isentropic compressible flow. Normal shock waves,
Fanno and Rayleigh line flows. Boundary layer flow. External flow. Performance characteristics of pumps and
turbines. Unsteady flow.
MA4011 Engineering Product Design (Design Stream only)
Content: Product definition; Conceptual design; Embodiment design; Detailed design and engineering
analysis and documentation; Mechanical power transmission systems; Hydraulic and pneumatic systems;
Electric motors and linear motion systems; Programmable logic control (PLC) techniques. Review of basic
estimation tools.
MA4012 Mechatronics Engineering Design (Mechatronics Stream only)
Content: Product definition; Conceptual design; Embodiment design; Detailed design and engineering
analysis and documentation; Mechanical power transmission systems; Hydraulic and pneumatic systems;
Electric motors and linear motion systems; Programmable logic control (PLC) techniques. Review of basic
estimation tools.
MA4701 Aircraft Design
[Pre-requisites: MA3701, MA3702, and MA3703, Academic Units: 3.0]
Content: Introduction and Overview of the Aircraft Design Process. Initial Design Estimates and
Configuration Layout. Review (Aerodynamics, Aerostructures, Aircraft Performance and Flight Mechanics).
Propulsion and Fuel System Integration. Aircraft Systems Integration. Airworthiness, Certification and
Environmental Considerations. Cost Analysis. Case Studies. Invited Lectures.
MA4702 Aircraft Structures II
[Pre-requisites: MA2001, MA3700, and MA3701; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Fundamentals Of Vibration, Vibration Of Single Degree Of Freedom Systems, Vibration Of Multiple
Degrees Of Freedom Systems, Vibration Of Continuous Systems, Vibration Measurement And Control. FEM.
MA4704 Aeroelasticity
Content: Introduction to Aeroelasticity, Review of Structural Dynamics, Static Aeroelasticity, Unsteady
Aerodynamics, Flutter.
MA4705 Aircraft Navigation and Flight Computers
[Pre-requisite: MH1811; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Introduction to Signal and Processes; Radio and Inertial Navigation; Basics of Navigation Data
Processing; Fundamental and Trend of Flight Computers and Flight Control Systems.
MA4800 Biomechanics
[Pre-requisites: MA2001, Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Introduction; Loads and Motion; Bone Biomechanics; Soft Tissue Biomechanics; Structural
Analysis: Beam Theory; Advanced Structural Analysis; Bone-Implant Systems.
MA4801 Finite Element Method
Content: Formulation of spring element, bar element, truss element, beam element, plane stress and plane
strain elements, axisymmetric element; Different methods to finite element formulation: direct stiffness
approach, total potential energy approach, and weighted residual approach; Formulation of isoparametric
elements; Applications to solid mechanics, heat transfer and vibration problems; Practical aspects of finite
element analysis and hands-on sessions.
MA4802 Engineering Acoustics
[Pre-requisite: Nil; Academic Unit: 3]
Content: Fundamental concepts of sound waves and plate vibrations. The wave equation and its solutions in
fluids. Reflections, transmissions and standing waves. Sound sources, generation and radiation. Sound in
ducts. Measurement and analysis of sounds and vibrations.
MA4803 Noise and Vibration Control
Content: Fundamentals of Vibration; Measurement of Vibration; Design for Vibration Control; OneDimentional Acoustic Waves; Acoustic Transmission Phenomenon; Sound in Enclosed Space; Sound
Propagation Outdoors; Human Response to Noise and Measurement of Noise.
MA4804 Optimisation Theory and Applications
[Pre-requisite: MH1810; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Introduction and Overview; Fundamental Concepts in Optimization; Categorization of Optimization
Problems and Methods; Non-Linear Programming; Linear Programming; Discrete Optimization; Software
Tools; Multi-Objective Optimization.
MA4805 Mechanics of Microsystems
Content: Stiffness basics; Microcantilevers, microhingers, microbridges; Microsuspensions;
Microtransduction: actuation and sensing; Static response of Microsystems; Dynamic response of
Microsystems.
MA4806 Micro Electro Mechanical Systems
Content: Overview of MEMS; Working principles of MEMS; Scaling laws in miniaturization; Materials for
MEMS; MEMS fabrication processes; Overview of micromachining; MEMS design; Assembly, packaging, and
testing of MEMS.
MA4807 Marine Structural Integrity
Content: Loads and its effect on Marine structures. Analysis of Marine structures. Fatigue and fracture
analysis in Marine engineering systems component. Failure analysis in Marine engineering systems
component . Structural integrity design of welded structures. Structural integrity design of Offshore
structures.
MA4808 Marine Control Systems
Content: This course introduces Electrical Machines and Electrical Power Systems, Fluid Power Control,
Pumps and Piping Systems, Automation & Control in Marine Engineering Systems.
MA4809 Ship Design
Content: Ship Hull Strength and Structural Analysis, Mechanics of Marine Vehicles, Ship resistance &
Propulsion, Ship Dynamics.
MA4810 Marine Power and Propulsion
Content: Power & Propulsion Systems, Mechanical Power Transmission, Electrical Power Systems.
MA4811 Psychrometry and Air Conditioning
Content: Air-conditioning systems and applications. Psychrometrics, comfort and health. Heat transmission
in building structures, heat gains, and cooling load calculations. Cooling equipment. Chilled water
distribution systems. Air distribution systems. Cooling systems design sizing and energy calculations.
Computer-aided load sizing of air-conditioning system.
MA4812 Environmental Pollution Control
Content: This course will introduce the impacts of human activities on the environment as well as the
concept of environmentally sustainable development and risk analysis. Essential topics of atmospheric
pollution including the source and characteristics of key atmospheric pollutants, causes and effects of several
major environmental issues including acid rain, photochemical smog, ozone depletion and greenhouse effect
will be covered. Fundamentals of meteorology and atmospheric pollutant dispersion models will be covered
in detail. Topics on atmospheric pollution control and working principles of abatement technologies form
another major component of this course. Students will also be exposed to environmental issues related to
water pollution and working principles of treatment technologies.
MA4813 Building Services Engineering
Content: A strong emphasis is placed on the study of fire in buildings as it is recognised that fire in
buiildings claims the lives of around 10-20 people per million of population each year and its total cost could
amount to 1% of a nation's GDP. This course will cover the principles of enclosure fire dynamics, its
applications to building fire and smoke analysis and basic design methods for fire-fighting systems. Similarly
a modern high-rise building will need efficient vertical transportation, a safe potable water supply, and
hygenic waste water disposal system. As such the concept of statistical analysis of demand and cost
effective systems design applied to piped services and vertical transportation systems are covered.
MA4814 Computational Fluid Dynamics
[Pre-requisites: MA3006 and MH1811/CY1203/MH2812; Academic Units: 3.0]
Content: Introduction to computational fluid dynamics. Basic concepts of discretization. Numerical solution
of model flow equations. Complex geometries and mesh generation. Turbulence models. Invited Industrial
Application Seminar. Computational fluid dynamics laboratory experiments.
MA4815 Fluid Machines

Content: Introduction and Principles of Scaling Laws. Fundamental principles. Axial-flow compressors and
fans. Centrifugal Compressors and Fans. Gas turbines. Hydraulic Pumps. Hydraulic turbines.
MA4816 Heat and Mass Transfer
Content: A comprehensive knowledge of heat transfer is essential to the training of a mechanical engineer
in our knowledge-based economy. As an advanced second course on the subject, it covers the essential
topics of heat transfer not covered in the earlier core course, viz., multi-dimensional and unsteady heat
conduction, boundary layer theory in convection, boiling and condensation, mass transfer, and numerical
methods.
MA4817 Heat Exchangers
Content: As an elective course, it covers the basic principles and methodologies of heat exchanger design
and rating, and provides comprehensive treatment of common heat exchanger types such as the double
pipe, shell-and-tube, compact and plate heat exchangers together with condensers and evaporators. Special
topics include heat pipes, micro heat exchangers and advanced heat exchanger types.
MA4818 Fundamentals of Micro-Scale and Ultra-Fast Transport Phenomena
Content: The course introduces the students to why it is important to study micro-scale and ultra-fast
transport processes and why the classical transport equations cannot be used to model micro-scale and
ultra-fast transport processes. A significant part of the course content is devoted to how micro-scale and
ultra-fast transport processes can be modelled by the phase-lagging transport equations. It is explained
afterwards that the phase-lagging transport models can be derived directly from the fundamental principles
of quantum theory. Upon this some techniques for solving the phase-lagging transport equations are
presented. Furthermore, the relation between micro-scale and ultra-fast transport processes and supertransport phenomena is emphasized. At the end, some applications will be illustrated, in which the phaselagging behavior is to be taken into account. Besides providing the undergraduates with a deep
understanding in their respective engineering disciplines, there is also a need for a multi-disciplinary
integrative approach to help them deal with real-world problems that transcend the traditional boundaries of
engineering disciplines and extend beyond the field of engineering itself. A sound understanding of microscale and ultra-fast transport phenomena will be a feature that distinguishes our graduates from those of
other universities that do not focus on the topics covered by this course.
MA4819 Microfluidic Technologies
[Pre-requisites: MA2007 and MA3006; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Rapid changes in economic and industrial conditions require new engineering intuitions toward the
design and fabrication of new products. To acquire these intuitions, engineers are expected to have a good
understanding of fundamental principles and state-of-the-art technologies. As a course on a new engineering
discipline, MA0247 Microfluidic Technologies represents the typical training process of the above mentioned
skills. The course covers all aspects related to the design, fabrication and characterization of microfluidic
devices. The course starts with a review on the fundamentals of microscale transport phenomena, followed
by the micromachining technologies relevant to the fabrication of microfluidic devices as well as basic
experimental techniques for their characterization. The course than covers the design principles of basic
microfluidic components such as microvalve, micropump, micro flow sensor, microneedles, micromixers,
microdispensers, microfilters and microreactors.
MA4820 Advanced Engineering Mathematics
[Pre-requisite: MA2006 and MA3004, Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Probability and statistics, complex analysis, Fourier series and transforms, and partial differential
equations
MA4821 Renewable Energy Resources and Systems
[Pre-requisites: MA2007, MA3006 and MA3003, Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: The course includes the topics in solar energy on heating and power generation, hydro and wind
power generation, biomass and biofuels, wave and tidal power generation, ocean thermal energy,
geothermal energy, and energy systems, storage and transmission. Theories, practices and analyses of
these energy resources and systems will be covered.
MA4822 Measurements and Sensing Systems
Content: An introductory level to the principles of measurements and the various types of sensors used in
common engineering applications. The course content will cover measurement principles and errors, the
operating principles and the underlying physics of the sensors and selection criteria.
MA4823 Signal Processing
Content: The course will present formal definitions of deterministic signals and systems, both continuoustime and discrete-time, as well as the theoretical tools for the analysis in the frequency domain. A brief
overview of stochastic signals will also be provided. Throughout the course, examples of signals from realworld data will be presented along with practical computational approaches, with use of the MATLAB
environment.
MA4824 Monitoring Diagnosis of Mechanical Systems
Content: Terminology; Introduction to vibration analysis; Data Acquistion systems; Time and Frequency
domain analysis with reference to condition monitoring techniques;Machine Fault Diagnosis through vibration
analysis; Oil and particle Analysis; Emerging techniques in predictive maintenance
MA4825 Robotics
Content: Introduction to robotics. Robot actuators and sensing systems. Fundamentals of rigid body
motion. Kinematics of robot manipulators. Motion planning and programming. Dynamics and control of robot
manipulators. Robotics design and applications.
MA4826 Mechanism Design
Content: Introduction to Mechanism Synthesis, Graphical Synthesis, Fundamental Analytical Synthesis,
Advanced Planar Mechanism Synthesis, Advanced Planar Mechanism Synthesis and Kinematic Analysis of
Spatial Mechanisms.
MA4827 Control Engineering
[Pre-requisite: MH1810 and MH1811, Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: This course will cover the following topics: A brief introduction to state variable and discrete time
representations, sensitivity analysis, practical issues of PID controller design, full state feedback design and
state estimations, digital controller design and implementation of feedback computer controlled systems.
MA4828 Mechatronics System Design
Content: The student will be expected to undertake a practical project where they will design and develop a
Mechatronic system or project. He will work in workgroups to create their mechatronic design project. There
will be a competition amongst the groups at the end of the semester to determine which group have created
the best winning mechatronic design with the materials and resources provided to them. They will gain most
of their practical mechatronic engineering practice knowledge and skill from this exercise.
MA4829 Machine Intelligence
[Pre-requisite: MA3005/MA3705; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Introduction to AI and Neural Networks. Evolutionary algorithms and search algorithms.
Mathematics of fuzzy logic and its use in control engineering. Hybrid methods.
MA4830 Realtime Software for Mechatronic Systems
Content: Review of Foundation & Advanced C Techniques. Fundamentals of Realtime Systems Concepts.
Software System Design.
MA4831 Computer-aided Engineering

Content: Introduction. Overview. Historical perspective. Computer graphics. Computer-aided design.
Dynamic analysis. Computer-aided manufacturing.
MA4832 Microprocessor Systems
Content: Fundamental of microprocessor architecture. Concepts and techniques of memory organisation,
stacks and the use of interrupts. Data representation and operation. Programming. Timers and I/O
operations. Basic and display electronics. Interfacing to digital devices.
MA4833 Visualization and Virtual Reality in Product Design
Content: Visualization and VR play an important role in modern product design. Research and development
in Visualization and VR are also developing at a very fast pace. This subject introduces both basic concepts
and advanced techniques to enable engineering students to use Visualization and VR for product design
applications. This Course emphasizes fundamentals on graphics, visualization and VR and applies them to
product design issues on realism, real-time interaction, immersion and integration. Hands-on laboratory and
project work is an integral part of the subject allowing students to build up practical knowledge and skills
while using the latest visualization and VR technology.
MA4834 Materials for Biomedical Applications
[Pre-requisites: MA2004; Academic Units: 3.0]
Content: To Materials For Biomedical Applications; Structure And Property Of Biomaterials; Surface
Chemistry And Surface Characterization Techniques Of Biomaterials; Biocompatibility And Interaction
Between Cells And Materials; Methods And Techniques For Fabricating Biomaterials; Hard And Soft Tissue
Replacement Materials; Pharmaceutical Applications Of Biomaterials.
MA4835 Joining Processes and Technologies
Content: Joining Processes and Technologies; Joining of Specific Materials And Structures.
MA4836 Jig and Fixture Design
Content: Various design and functions of jigs and fixtures. Locating and supporting devices. Design and
fabrication of jigs and fixtures. Design economics. Specialised workholding devices and tooling.
MA4837 Net Shape Manufacturing
Content: Advanced metal casting. Powder metallurgy. Powder shaping and full density processes. Bulk
deformation proceses. Sheet metal forming processes. Plastics shaping processes. New and emerging
technologies.
MA4838 Non-conventional Manufacturing Processes
Content: This course will cover the subject of non-conventional manufacturing processes- an area which
has relevance to industries such as biomedical, aerospace and precision engineering. The course will begin
by comparing non-conventional processes with the more traditional manufacturing approaches. This will be
followed by each of the main removal mechanisms (mechanical, chemical and thermal) being presented
along with their advantages, limitations and applications. The combination of these techniques amongst
themselves or with more traditional machining processes will be covered under hybrid processes. The course
will conclude with a series of case studies reinforcing the proliferation of these processes in industry.
MA4839 Precision Manufacturing
Content: Precision manufacturing covers a wide range of disciplines from the actual machine tool design to
the actual manufacturing process as well as the related monitoring and measuring issues. This course will
cover all the main areas associated with precision manufacturing and provide the students with a deep
understanding of the need for precision when producing ever smaller components. The course is designed to
begin with the fundamentals of machine design and the need to minimize a wide range of errors at the
design stage through error budgeting. Various precision machining processes will then be addressed such as
single point diamond turning and fixed and free abrasive machining. With precision manufacturing processes
there is an important need to understand the interaction between the tool and workpiece and this can be
achieved through modeling the system and monitoring the process. The course will finish by providing
industry examples of where precision manufacturing is used in areas such as semiconductor devices,
aerospace and biomedical. Case studies will be provided to reinforce the importance of precision
manufacturing in todays world.
MA4840 Bearing and Lubrication
Content: Introduction to bearings and lubrication. Surface characteristics of various types of bearings
including journal bearings, rolling bearings, thrust bearings, linear bearings, fluid bearings, and foil bearings;
Lubricants including lubricating oils, lubricating greases, synthetic lubricants, and environmental lubricants;
Fluid film lubrication; Hydrodynamic lubrication. Elastohydrodynamic lubrication. Mixed lubrication. Boundary
lubrication. Liquid lubricants. Solid lubricants. Contact between lubricated bearing surfaces; Friction
behaviours of bearings under lubrication; Wear behaviours of bearings under lubrication; Friction and wear
testing of bearings under lubrication; Nano-lubrication of bearings in MEMS and data storage devices.
Lubrication of human joints and artificial replacements. Advanced diagnostic techniques for bearings and
lubrication. Microscopic methods for bearings and lubrication. Spectroscopic methods for bearings and
lubrication.
MA4841 Friction and Wear
Content: Background of tribology. Origins and significance of conventional and macro/micro/nanotribology.
Mechanical characteristics of solid surfaces. Physical and chemical characteristics of solid surfaces. Laws of
friction. Mechanisms of sliding friction. Friction at the atomic level. Static friction. Stick-slip. Friction of
materials. Contact between solid surfaces. Fractal contact models. Temperature rise at microcontacts.
Adhesion in solid-solid contact. Stiction in MEMS and data storage devices. Wear mechanisms. Types of
particles in wear debris. Wear of engineering materials. Nano-wear. Friction and wear testing. Scanning
probe microscopy. Nano-indentation. Nano-machining. Microscopic methods. Spectroscopic methods.
MA4842 Engineering Metrology
Content: Metrology is an important topic covering all aspects of engineering and science. This course will
focus on introducing the students to the fundamentals of measurement including topics such as why we
measure, the SI system as well as the terminology used. Calibration has long been a neglected area of
measurement but with the rapid adoption of ISO quality standards the need to demonstrate the frequency
and method of calibration has taken on added importance. The main areas of metrology which are relevant
to mechanical engineers are mechanical, surface, dimensional and optical metrology. These four areas will
be addressed with detailed coverage of the principles, the instrumentation and their application. The course
will also place significant importance on the case studies as a way of reinforcing the concept as well as
demonstrating their widespread use in industry. Some of the case studies will look at historical examples of
famous metrological failures, various measurement examples as well as industry-based problems.
MA4843 Management of Product Development
Content: Product development is an integrated process of marketing, engineering and production and
effective management of the product development ensures that quality products are launched on time. It
focuses on planning processes, identifying customer needs, defining the product specifications, generating
concepts, concept selection and testing and organizational support. This course provides CoE
undergraduates with a deep understanding of product development concepts and equips them with skills to
manage the various stages of product development. This course connects new product development to
management issues on concept generation, selection, development and evaluation. This course also includes
innovative management, product/brand strategy so the student can acquire knowledge about new product
development needed when they start work.
MA4844 Industrial Design
Content: The course contains 39 hours allocated to lectures with take-home assignments to reinforce
learning of the principles and practice of industrial design. The course contents include a brief history of art
and design in industry, basic industrial design elements and principles, design communication, human values
in design, product design strategies and packaging design.
MA4845 Manufacturing Automation
Content: In this 39-hour course, students will acquire the basic knowledge of manufacturing automation.
The content includes topics on types of manufacturing automation, Additive Manufacturing (AM) and its
applications, Computer-aided manufacturing and automatic assembly.
MA4846 Product Design Engineering
Content: In this course, students will acquire the basic knowledge of plastic, die and sheet metal design
culminating in Design for Manufacture. With the acquired knowledge, students will embark on a team project
to conceptualize a new product that will require the use of such parts.
MA4847 Human Factors Engineering
Content: This course is designed to develop an understanding of human anatomy, physiology, and
psychology as well as modern manufacturing technology and work organization. It provides a
multidisciplinary background in these basic areas, as well as their application to the practical problems in
ergonomics and safety that are encountered in industrial and service environments.
MA4848 Occupational Safety and Health
Content: Topics included in this course are given in the course outline.
MA4849 Operations Research
Content: Refresher on probability models; Decision-making under uncertainty; Utility and risk analysis;
Forecasting; Queuing models; Inventory models, planning and control; linear and integer programming;
transportation and assignment problems; network optimization; Application to manufacturing, logistics and
healthcare systems.
MA4850 Supply Chain and Logistics Management
Content: Introduction to supply chain management; Value of information; Multi-echelon Inventory models;
Supply Chain strategies; Supply chain and logistics network design; Warehousing and transportation
management; SC benchmarking and performance measurement.
MA4851 Systems Engineering and Management
Content: Systems engineering is an interdisciplinary approach and process to enable the realization of
systems in products and services. It focuses on defining needs and required functionality early in the
development cycle, analyzing requirements, then proceeding with design synthesis and reliability
improvements while considering the complete problem including manufacturing, test, integration and
evaluation, deployment and operations, and disposal. While we are providing our under graduates with a
deep understanding in their respective engineering disciplines, there is a also a need for a multi-disciplinary
integrative approach to help them deal with real-world problems that transcend the traditional boundaries of
engineering disciplines and extend beyond the field of engineering itself. This Course emphasizes the links of
systems engineering to management issues on performance, life-cycle costing, risk management, scheduling
and cost control; case studies will also be discussed. This Course is considered timely given the growth of
increasingly complex engineered systems and projects. Our graduates are likely to work in multi-disciplinary
teams on complex projects. Having a systems perspective and understanding the value of a systems
engineering process would equip them to think horizontally and adopt an approach that is integrative and
brings coherence to the overall effort. A sound understanding of systems engineering will be a feature that
distinguishes our graduates from those of other universities that do not focus on the multi-disciplinary
horizontal integration and coherence that systems engineering engenders.
MA4852 Systems Modelling and Discrete-Event Simulation

[ [Pre-requisite: MH1811; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Introduction to Discrete-event simulation; Basic model-building blocks; Simulation of
manufacturing and logistics facilities; System life cycle analysis; Simulation validation and verification; data
collection, statistical analysis of simulation output; Continuous Simulation; Combined discrete/continuous
simulation; Simulation modeling term project..
MA4853 Manufacturing Systems
Content: Introduction to Manufacturing Systems, Facility layout design and line balancing, Production
planning, Variability, Production scheduling and shop floor control.
MA4854 Quality Assurance and Management
Content: Introduction to Quality Assurance and Management including the fundamentals, philosophies,
practices, tools and international standards.
MA4855 Quality Engineering
Content: The course covers three main topics: Statistical Process Control (SPC), Design of Experiment
(DOE) and Reliability & Safety.
MA4856 Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
Content: This course introduces Ship Layout & Stability, Ship Structural Strength, Ship Resistance, Ship
Propulsion, Marine Power Plants, Advanced Power Plant Technologies, and Ship Service Systems.
MA4870 Mechanics of Composite Materials
Content: Introduction to Composite Materials; Mechanics of Components; Analysis of Laminated Plates;
Design of Composite Structures.
MA4871 Non-Destructive Testing
Content: The course will introduce the Review of NDT, NDT Methods.
MA4872 Aircraft Reliability and Maintainability
Content: Introduction to Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul; Reliability; Maintainability; Availability; Data
Collection and Analysis; Management; Safety.
MA4873 Intermediate Aerodynamics
Content: Viscous flows, solution of the Navier-Stokes equations, boundary layer theory, hypersonic flows,
panel codes, biological aerodynamics, aerodynamic design examples.
MA4874 Rotorcraft
[Pre-requisite: MA3701; Academic Units: 3.0]
Content: Introduction. Basic Rotor Aerodynamics: Classical Momentum Theory and Blade Element Theory.
Vortex Theory. Rotor Wake. Axial Flight Regimes. Forward Flight: Rotor Blade Dynamics and Aerodynamics.
Rotorcraft Performance. Introduction to Trim, Stability and Control. Special Topics: Conceptual Design for
Rotorcraft. Introduction in Rotor Aeroacoustics. Introduction to Wind turbine.
MA4875 Gas Dynamics
[Pre-requisite: MA3701 Aerodynamics; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Development of the foundations of inviscid and viscous compressible flow. Internal flow with
friction and heat transfer. Acoustics and wave motion. Normal and oblique shocks and expansion waves.
Two-dimensional subsonic and supersonic flow and linearized theory of thin airfoils.
MA4876 Advanced Aircraft Propulsion

Content: The course will introduce the fundamental principles of fluid mechanics and thermodynamics
encountered in supersonic and hypersonic flight. The working principles and the performance analysis of
ramjet and scramjet engines will be covered.
MA4877 Spaceflight Dynamics and Control
[Pre-requisites: MA1001, MA1700 and MA3705; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Introduction. Two-Body problem and orbital mechanics. Orbit transfer and relative motion. Launch
vehicle performance. Review of rigid body dynamics. Spacecraft attitude dynamics and control.
MA4878 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Content: Introduction. Overview of UAV systems. Aerodynamics considerations. Propulsion. Flight modeling
and simulation. Performance. Flight control systems. Payload and sensors. Technical considerations of some
UAV types.
MA4879 Avionics
Content: Introduction to Avionics Technology; Displays and Man-machine interaction, Electrical systems for
Avionics, Fly-by-wire flight control, Communication and navigation sensors and Avionic systems integration
and future development.
MA8005 Aircraft Electrical and Electronics Circuits
Content: Logic Circuits; Resistive circuits and circuit theorems; Energy storage elements and transient
response; AC circuits; Operational Amplifiers; Diode Circuit Analysis; Transistor Switches.
MA8006 Circuits and Electronics
Content: DC Circuit Analysis. AC Circuit Analysis. Introduction to Electronics. Digital Electronics. Operational
Amplifier Circuits.
MA8102 Robots and I
Content: The course attempts to provide a balance view of the impact and influence of science and
technology on the lives of individuals and their societies. This will be complemented with a generous
overview, and review of key application of modern day robotics across a spectrum of applications and
deployments spanning underwater intervention to space exploration.
MA8103 Human Resource Management
Content: The Nature of Human Relations. The study of individual behavior. Behavior of Groups and
Productivity Practices. Managing Technological Change. Managing in Knowledge-based Futures.
Fundamentals of Leadership. HRM Skills of a Leader: Developing, Appraising and Rewarding Staff. Managing
Performance: Corporate, Group and Individual. Productivity Innovation, Creativity and Inventive Culture.
Internationalization and HRM. Managing Industrial Relations. Personal Career Development. Topical HRM
Issues.
MA8104 Systems for Everyone
Content: Systems principles, Visualising techniques for modeling systems; System problem solving; System
failures; Assignment.
MA8105 Engineering Management Analysis
Content: Principles of engineering economy as a basis for engineering management. Rates of return, cost of
capital, economic value added. Production decisions, capital investment, replacement analysis. Risks
analysis. Innovations and R and D. International manufacturing and operations. Competitive analysis of
industry.
MA9001 Introduction to Energy
[Pre-requisites: Nil; Academic Units: 3.0]
Content: Overview of energy scenario with respect to demand, availability, environmental concerns, and
followed by description of the electricity system. Then each energy source is introduced briefly, covering
both conventional and renewable sources. The challenges in energy storage and conversion are discussed.
Lastly, efficient energy utilization and energy conservation are discussed.
MA9002 Nuclear Engineering
[Pre-requisites: Nil; Academic Units: 3.0]
Content: Details in physics relevant to the understanding of a nuclear reactor will first be covered. This is
followed by theory of the nuclear reactor, nuclear power engineering emphasizing on the thermal aspect,
and types of reactors and nuclear power plants. Other topics are nuclear fuel cycle, reprocessing, waste
disposal, licensing, safety and the environment.
MH1810 - Mathematics 1
Content: Complex numbers, vectors and matrices , Limits and continuity of functions, Derivatives,
Applications of derivatives, Integration , Integration methods , Applications of integration.
MH1811 Mathematics 2
Content: Partial Differentiation. Partial Differentiation. Sequences and Series. First Order Differential
Equations. Second Order Differential Equations.
MH2812 Foundation Mathematics
This course is only applicable to Poly Direct Entry Students.
Content: Functions and Derivatives. Integration. Complex numbers and Vectors. Power Series. Multivariable
Functions & Partial Derivatives. Ordinary Differential Equations.
PH1011 Physics
[Pre-requisites: A level physics; Academic Unit: 3.0]
Content: Vectors, Kinematics, Forces and Torques, Newtons Laws of Motion, Impulse and Momentum, Work
and Energy, Thermal Physics, Electric Field, Magnetic Field, Motion of Charged Particles and Applications,
Circuits.
PH1012 Physics A
This course is only applicable to Poly Direct Entry Students and JC students without A Level Physics.
[Pre-requisites: Basic trigonometry and calculus; Academic Unit: 4.0]
Content: Vectors, Kinematics, Forces and Torques, Newtons Laws of Motion, Impulse and Momentum, Work
and Energy, Thermal Physics, Electric Field, Magnetic Field, Motion of Charged Particles and Applications,
Circuits.

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