delta state university abraka, nigeria

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DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY

ABRAKA, NIGERIA

DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

DEPARTMENTAL HANDBOOK

FOR

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

B.Sc. (Ed.) TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Name:_________________________________________

Matric. No:_______________________Level_________

Phone No:______________________________________

Residential Address:_____________________________

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Department of Technical Education

2018/2019 Departmental Handbook

Faculty of Education,

Delta State University Abraka, Nigeria

ISBN: 978-33872-6-4

First published in Nigeria 2017 AD by the

Department of Technical Education

Faculty of Education

Delta State University, Abraka, Nigeria

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Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) Anthem

1. Oh! Teachers of Nigeria

Oh Teachers of Africa

Teaching- noble profession

It’s Time for Transformation

It’s time to restore glory

Leading the transformation,

Leading the restoration.

TRCN is there

2. The giant of Africa

The pride of Nigeria

In America and Asia

In far away Europe

TRCN resonates

Teaching for Excellence

Teaching — noble profession

Oh teachers, your triumph

Delta State University Anthem

Delta State University,

The founding of our fathers

Nurturing our cherished generations.

A vision to harness the past and present

Projecting the realities of tomorrow,

Beyond gender, race and colour,

Refrain:

Great DELSU, great brains;

Thrives in hard-work for self reliance.

Great in knowledge, character and service.

We pledge to be good ambassadors,

We pledge to be good ambassadors.

Oh Divine Giver of wisdom,

Guide our focus and determination.

Of excellence in all human endeavour,

That through knowledge spread across

Faculties, we rethink human kind for a new universe

Where freedom and noble values are anchored.

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National Anthem

Arise 0 compatriots,

Nigeria’s call obey,

To serve our fatherland

With love and strength and faith

The labour of our heroes past

Shall never be in vain

To serve with heart and might

One nation bound in freedom

Peace and unity

O God of creation,

Direct our noble course

Guide thou our leaders right

Help our youths the truth to know

In love and honesty to grow

And living just and true

Great lofty heights attain

To build a nation

Where peace and justice shall reign

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BRIEF HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL

EDUCATION

The degree programme in Technical Education started in 1987. The programme

started with 20 students and five lecturers. The first set of 20 students

graduated in 1990/1991 session.

In 1992/1993 session, 22 students graduated with options in

Electrical/Electronics, Mechanical and Automobile. Seven students graduated

in 1998/1999 session. Candidates who satisfied the degree requirements of the

Faculty of Education were awarded B.Sc (Ed) Technical Studies. Subsequently,

the Department has been producing Technical Education graduates on yearly

bases. At inception, the Department of Home Economics and Technical Studies

coordinated degree programmes in Home Economics unit and Technical

Studies unit. The Department also runs Postgraduate Degree in Industrial

Technology Education.

PHILOSOPHY

The curriculum of B.Sc. (Ed) Technical Education programme is designed to

provide students with the intellectual and professional background adequate

for teaching vocational skills necessary for industrial and economic

development. Also, it provides opportunities for students to undertake further

studies in their areas of specialization. The Curriculum for Postgraduate is

designed to provide students with intellectual and professional background as

teachers in Vocational Technical skills and administrators for industrial and

economic development.

OBJECTIVES

The objectives of the programme are as follows:

1. To produce technology teachers who will be competent to teach technical

education subjects at various school levels such as junior and senior

secondary school, Technical Colleges. Polytechnics, College of

Education-Technical, and Industrial based training schools.

2. Produce technology teachers and instructors with high level skill in the

design production and improvisation of various instructional technology

resources.

3. Train individuals who will acquire teaching skills and appropriate

methods needed in imparting knowledge in their field of specializations.

4. Gain insights on maintenance of industrial materials, tools, machines

and facility.

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5. Training individuals to develop problem solving and creative thinking

abilities.

6. To enable individuals develop safety consciousness, creativity and good

judgement over the use of technology.

7. Train individuals who will help in training skilled and semi skilled

technicians and craftsmen in an effort to meet the human resource

needs of the society.

8. Gain insights on maintenance of industrial materials, tools, machines

and facility.

PROGRAMME DURATION AND STRUCTURE

The duration for the B.Sc. (Ed) programme in Technical Education is four

academic years (eight semesters). During the first two years of study, the

students are exposed to broad based courses in all the technical education

subjects to enable them teach technology subjects in the secondary school. For

the remaining two years (four semesters) students are required to concentrate

on any of the following options:

1. Construction Technology (Building/Woodwork)

2. Electrical/Electronics,

3. Mechanical/Automobile Technology

See the table below to show the minimum and maximum duration period for

B.Sc (Ed) Technical Education programme for UTME (four years) and direct

entry (3 years) programmes.

B.Sc (Ed) Technical Education

S/N Programme

Minimum Duration

(Normal Duration)

50% Allowable

Extension Period

(Approximated)

Maxim Duration

Session Semester Session Semester Session Semester

1 4 years

programme 4 8 2 4 6 12

2 3 years

programme 3 6 1.5=2 4 5 10

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

i) Candidates for admission into the programme should possess the GCE

O/L, WASC or SSC or its equivalent pass with credits in five (5)

subjects, which must include Mathematics, English Language, Physics

or Chemistry and any other Arts/Social Science/Science subjects.

ii) City and Guilds Intermediate in addition to three credits pass in

WASC/GCE/NECO/NTC ordinary level, which must include

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Mathematics, English Language, Physics or Chemistry and any other

Arts/Social Science/Science subjects.

DIRECT ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Candidates with any of the following qualifications will be admitted into 3-year

programme, provided they satisfy the university basic entry requirements.

1. NCE - Technical or its equivalent with an overall merit pass or above

2. Full Technological Certificate or ND or HND or ANTC in relevant field of

study with at least lower credit in relevant field of study

3. G.C.E Advanced Level/HSC passes in two of these subjects: Chemistry,

Physics, and Mathematics plus three credits in WASC/SSC/GCE O/L

including English Language.

28. STAFFING

The person is interviewed and given a letter of appointment, (if qualified).

Promotion is by Appointment and Promotion Committee (A & PC) which issues

guide every year for promotion. A staff is promoted every three years if the

standard is met.

STUDENT ADMISSION AND GRADUATION POLICY

29. Admission, Retention and Graduation Policy

A student is admitted through JAMB and must meet the cut-off of the

Department determined by UAB. The students applying for the four year

programme have five credits in WASC or SSC which must include English

Language and Mathematics. The student is retained if he or she has a

minimum CGPA of 1.50 in his 100 level and subsequent levels. Below this

CGPA the student is placed on probation or withdrawal. The student graduates

when he has a minimum unit of 120 through UME and 90 through direct

entry.

Compulsory (core) and required courses must be passed.

30. Probation, Expulsion, Withdrawal

Probation

A student whose Cumulative Grade Point Average is below 1.50 at the point of

a particular year of study earns a period of probation for one (1) year.

Withdrawal

Students whose Cumulative Grade Point Average is below 1.50 after probation

year should be asked to withdraw from the programme.

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A student is on probation if he/she scores less than 1.50. When the performance

of the student fails to improve in the following year, he or she may be asked to

withdraw. Students are expelled when they are involved in one criminal act or

when the matriculation oath is violated.

31. Grading system and Requirements for Graduating in each

Programme

The CGPA is used for grading. It is total grade point divided by total units

registered. The class of degree is obtained from the CGPA: 1st class, 2nd class

upper or 2nd class lower and 3rd class. A student comes for extension for a

session or a semester if he or she fails a compulsory course. He cannot graduate

until he or she passes the course or courses.

32. Student Guidance and Counselling

There is a Counselling Centre in the University where students are helped to

cope with problems which range from academic, personal-social to vocational.

The centre is headed by a counsellor from the Department of Guidance and

Counselling.

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Academic Staff List

S/N NAMES QUALIFICATIONS STATUS SPECIALIZATION

1 Prof. S. I.

Akinseinde

B.Sc (Hons) Industrial Technical Edu.

(Elect/Elect.) 1982 UNN; M.A. Voc.

Tech. Education (Elect/Elect)

Michigan State University, U.S.A.

1986. Ph.D. Industrial Tech.

Education 1993. UNN.; Cert In Lasers

and Statistical Process Control 1986

Professor Electrical/Electronics

Course Lecturer,

Project Supervisor,

Teaching Practice

2 Prof. K. O.

Odu

B.Sc (Hons) Industrial Technical

Education (Building Technology,

1990) UNN; M.Ed. (Building

Technology, 1995) UNN; Ph.D

Industrial Technical Education

(Building Technology, 2001). UNN

Professor Building/Woodwork

Course Lecturer,

Project Supervisor,

Teaching Practice

3 Prof. K. E.

Umunadi

B.Sc (Ed) Technical Studies, 1991

BENSU Abraka; M.Ed Industrial

Tech Education, (Elect/Elect) 1998

UNN; M.Sc. Energy & Petroleum

Economics Delsu, Abraka. 2000;

Ph.D. Industrial Technical Education,

UNN, 2007.

Professor Electrical/Electronics

Course Lecturer,

Project Supervisor,

Examination Officer,

Teaching Practice

4 Dr. (Mrs.)

Onoyase, A.

NCE, Abraka 1981; B.Ed. Hons.

Ibadan, 1986; M.Ed. Guidance and

Counselling, Abraka, 1996; Ph.D

Guidance and Counselling, Delsu,

Abraka 2004

Associate

Professor

Teaching Practice

Supervision, Project

Supervision

5 Dr. (Mrs.) S.

C. Ayonmike

B.Sc (Ed) Technical Education 1998,

DELSU Abraka; M.Sc. (Ed) Technical

Education 2004, UNIBEN; Ph.D

Technical Education (Building/

Woodwork Tech) 2014, UNIZIK

Senior

Lecturer &

HOD

Building/Woodwork

Course Lecturer,

Project Supervisor,

Teaching Practice

6 Engineer

Akpomie B.

S. O

B. Engineering (Civil/Building)

Uniben 1985; M.Sc. Civil Engineering

ABU 1990; NSE, COREN, Reg

ASCE, MNICE MNIHTE

Senior

Lecturer

Screening Officer for

100 Level Students in

Technical and Business

Education

7 Engineer

(Dr) Hilary

Ijeoma

Owamah

B. Eng., Soil and Water Engineering,

(Federal University of Technology

(FUTO) Owerri, 2006; M. Eng.,

Environmental Engineering,

(University of Portharcourt, River

State, 2011; Ph.D., Civil Engineering

(Water Resources and Environmental

Engineering Option, 2016.

Senior

Lecturer

Project Supervision

8 Dr. Matthias

Ekpu

B. Eng., Mechanical Engineering,

(Ambrose Alli University), 2005;

Senior

Lecturer

Project Supervision

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M.Sc., Mechanical and Manufacturing

Engineering, (University of

Greenwich, London) 2009; Ph.D.,

Mechanical Engineering (University

of Greenwich, London) 2015;

COREN; Member, Nigerian Society

of Engineers.

9 Dr. P. A. U.

Ossai

M.Ed Measurement and Evaluation,

Delsu Abraka 2004; B.Sc.

Mathematics, Bensu, Ekpoma 1989;

Ph.D Measurement and Evaluation

Delsu, Abraka 2014

Senior

Lecturer

Teaching Practice

Supervision, Project

Supervision

10 Mr. E.

Enakpoya

NCE Primary Teacher

Education/History (Bensu) 1986; B.A.

(Ed) (Hons) History (Bensu) 1989;

M.Ed Guidance and Counselling,

Delsu 1996

Lecturer I Project Supervision

11 Mr.

Ohwojero

Chamberlain

B.Sc. (Ed.) Technical Education

(Mechanical), Delsu, Abraka 1992;

M.Ed. Technical Education

(Mechanical) Uniben, 2010; Ph.D.

Industrial Technical Education (in

view), UNN.

Lecturer I Course Adviser 100

Level, Tech. Education

12 Engineer

Igbeka

Anthony

Onochie

N.C.E. Physics/ Mathematics, College

of Education, Abraka. 1982, Bachelor

of Engineering (Mech.), Uniben 1999,

M.Sc Management, Uniben, 2016,

MBA, M. Engineering MNSE,

COREN, TRCN.

Lecturer I Project and Teaching

Practice Supervision

13 Mr. C.

Enwefa

M.Ed Measurement and Evaluation,

DELSU, Abraka 2005; B.Sc. (Ed.)

Mathematics, Delsu, Abraka 1996.



14 Mr. U. G.

Anamonye

B. Eng., Electrical/Electronics

Engineering, (Anambra State

University, Uli, Anambra State), 2006;

M. Eng., Electrical/Electronics

Engineering, (Uniben) 2010.



15 Engineer

Sada Samuel

Oro-Oghene

B. Eng., Mechanical Engineering, (Fut

Minna), 2005; M. Eng., Industrial

Engineering, (Uniben) 2014; M.Phil.,

Industrial Engineering (Uniben) 2018;

COREN.

Lecturer I Project Supervision

16 Mr. I. V.

Agbata

M.Ed. Industrial Technical Edu.

(Mechanical) UNN. 2000; B.Sc (Ed)

Technical Studies Abraka 1991

Lecturer II Course Adviser 400

Level, Tech. Education

Time-Table Officer

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TECHNOLOGISTS

S/N Name Rank/designation date of

first appointment

Qualifications, dates obtained

membership of professional association

Duties performed/ courses

taught

1 Oghojafor

Wilson

Onokuewhofia

Asst. Chief Technologist

15/01/2019

Higher National Diploma (HND), 1998;

Intermediate Diploma in Science Laboratory

Technology, (SLT), 1994; Basic

Technology Course, 1991; WAEC, 1990;

Member, Nigeria Institute of Science

Laboratory Technologist (Associate

Member)

(1) Organisation of the

laboratory

(2) Preparing laboratory for

students practical

(3) Conducting experiments

with students

(4) Repair of laboratory

equipment

2 Mr.

Oghenekaro

Emese

Technologist I

15/01/2019

Trade Test II, Ministry of Labour and

Productivity Certificate of Competence

(1) Wood Fabrication,

Assembling and

Finishing/show casing

(2) Prepare workshop for

woodwork students (3) Repair and maintain

woodwork machines/hand

tools

(4) Sharpening woodwork

machine accessories

(5) Uses woodwork digital

tools

(6) Cabinet/Furniture

Construction

3 Mr. Ejovi Eric Technologist II

15/01/2019

Trade Test III, Machine Shop &

Fabrication: Lathe Turning I, West African

Examination Council (WAEC) 2009.

Mechanical/ Automobile

Technology

4 Mr. Otutu Kizito Duke

Technologist II 15/01/2019

Trade Test II, Electrical Competency Certificate, B.Sc. (Ed.) Technical Education

(Electrical/

Electronics), Delsu, 2010.

Electrical/ Electronics

5 Engineer

Olokpa E.

Favour

Technologist II

15/01/2019

OND Electrical/Electronics Engineering,

2004; HND Electrical/Electronics

Engineering, 2007

Electrical/ Electronics

6 Mr. Dominic

Nduka

Technologist II

16/01/2019

Trade Test I, II, III Mechanical/Automobile

Technology, WASC, 2003.


Technology

7 Mr. Buzome

Felix

Technologist I

15/01/2019

WAEC, (Technical) Mechanical – 1979;

Trade Test II & III (General

Fitting/Mechining), 1980; WAEC,

Technical Part II (Mechanical), 1991; B.Sc.

(Hon) Economics, 2009.


Technology

8 Mr. Anih

Ktwutosi Nnamani

Technologist II

16/01/2019

Trade Test I, II & III in Upholstery/Spray

Painting

Woodwork

9 Mr. Egbah

Kelvin Azuka

Technologist II

15/01/2019

Bachelor of Engineering (Civil/Building),

University of Portharcourt, 2013, HSE

(Level 1-3) Green-Zenith Safety

Portharcourt.

Building (Blocklaying and

Concreting)

10 Ogbebor Erhiga Technologist II

16/01/2019

Delsu Investment, 2005 Painting

11 Oyibojoba

Blessed

Technologist II

16/01/2019

Umeghe Primary School, Abraka (FSLC),

Junior School Certificate.

Wood Workshop Cabinet

Making

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Non-Academic Staff

S/N NAMES QUALIFICATIONS STATUS SPECIALIZATION

1 Mrs. Iloh

Edith

Nkechi

PSLC 1998; Diploma in

Computer 2000; NECO

2001; B.Sc. Bus. Admin.

2009 Delsu, Abraka.

Senior Computer

Operator

Typesetting/

Computer Operations

2 Mrs.

Eseoghene

Akpoteyeri-

Ekama

PSLC 1991; WAEC

1999/2003; TC II 2003;

NCE 2007.

Executive Officer,

26/8/2005

Receiving of mails

3 Mrs.

Ogiemudia

Gladys

Ngozi

PSLC 1988 Caretaker Dispatching of mails

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TECHNICAL EDUCATION 100 LEVEL

FIRST SEMESTER

COURSE

CODE

COURSE TITLE UNITS STATUS

EDU 100 Intro. To Teaching Profession 2 C

EDU 101 Foundations of Education 2 C

EDU 102 Development Psychology 2 C

GST 101 Use of English and Library 4 C

GST 102 Logic, Philosophy and Human Existence 2 C

MTH 101 Elementary Mathematics I (Algebra and

Trigonometry)

3 C

PHY 101 General Physics I (Mechanics, Thermal Physics

and Waves

3 C

CHM 101 General Chemistry I 3 C

TED 101 General Workshop Practice 2 C

TED 102 Introduction to Automobile Technology 2 E

Total Core Courses = 23 units

Total Elective Courses = 02 units

Total Units = 25 units

SECOND SEMESTER

COURSE

CODE


TED 111 Introduction to Electrical and Electronics

Technology

2 C

TED 112 Industrial Safety 2 C

TED 113 Technical Drawing I 2 C

TED 114 Introduction to Metal Work 2 C

TED 115 Introduction to Building Construction 2 C

TED 116 Introduction to Woodworking Technology 2 C

TED 117 Auto Engines 2 C

GST 111 Nigerian Peoples and Culture 2 C

GST 112 History and Philosophy of Science 2 C

GST 113 Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution 2 C

CHM 111 General Chemistry II 3 C

Total Core courses = 23 units

Total Elective Courses = 00 units


Grand Total = 48 units

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200 LEVEL

FIRST SEMESTER

COURSE

CODE


EDU 200 Principles of Instruction 2 C

EDU 201 Philosophy of Education 2 C

EDU 202 Curriculum Theory and Development 2 C

TED 200 Emergent Problems in Industrial and Technical

Education

2 C

TED 201 Workshop Organization and Management 2 C

TED 202 Introduction to Technology Education 2 C

TED 203 Technical Drawing II 2 C

TED 204 Principles of Electrical and Electronics

Technology

2 C

CSC 200 Introduction to Computers 2 C

PHY 303 Electromagnetism I 2 C

EDU 203 Micro Teaching (Teaching Skills) 2 E


Total Elective courses = 02 units


SECOND SEMESTER

COURSE

CODE


EDU 211 Special Methods of Teaching 2 C

EDU 212 Test and Measurement 2 C

TED 211 Building and Woodwork Technology 3 C

TED 212 Electronics I 2 C

TED 213 Materials Technology 2 C

TED 214 Metalwork Technology I 2 C

TED 216 Teaching Basic Technology 2 C

TED 217 Computer Aided Instruction I 2 C

TED 218 Introduction to Financial Management in

Technical Education

2 C

CES 211 Entrepreneurship, Value Addition and

Enterprise Creation

2 C

TED 215 Intro to Computer Aided Design 2 E

EDU 214 Citizenship and Moral Education 2 E


Total Elective course = 04 units



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300 LEVEL

FIRST SEMESTER

Electrical/Electronics Option

COURSE

CODE


EDU 300 Teaching Practice 3 C

EDU 301 Intro. To Educational Administration and

Planning

2 C

EDU 302 Educational Technology 2 C

TED 301 Course Construction for Technical Education 2 C

TED 322 Computer aided Instruction II 2 C

TED 324 Measuring instrument and Testing 2 C

TED 325 Electrical Installation I 2 C

TED 328 Workshop Practice I 2 C

TED 323 Circuit Theory 2 E

EDU 305 Educational Statistics 2 E




300 LEVEL SECOND SEMESTER

ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS OPTION

COURSE

CODE


EDU 311 Educational Psychology 2 C

EDU 312 Research Methods and Data Processing 2 C

EDU 313 ICT in Education 2 C

TED 331 Electrical Drawing 2 C

TED 332 Workshop Practice II 2 C

TED 333 Electronics Communication 2 C

CES 311 Vocational Skill Acquisition 2 C

TED 318 Industrial Electronics 2 C

TED 334 Introduction to Industrial Economics 2 E

EDU 314 Emergent Problem in Nigeria Education 2 E





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300 LEVEL

FIRST SEMESTER

BUILDING/WOODWORK OPTION

COURSE

CODE




Planning

2 C



TED 302 Forestry Studies 2 C

TED 303 Building Site Practice 2 C

TED 304 Drafting and Design 2 E

TED 305 Land Surveying 2 C

TED 306 Structural Fittings and Fixtures 2 C

TED 307 Wood Finishing 2 C





300 LEVEL

SECOND SEMESTER

BUILDING/WOODWORK OPTION

COURSE

CODE





TED 311 Building Construction Super Structure 2 C

TED 313 Architectural Drawing I 2 C

TED 314 Wood Design and Practice 2 C

TED 315 Building Material and Construction 3 C

TED 316 Introduction to Upholstery 2 C


TED 334 Introduction to Industrial Economics 2 E

EDU 314 Emergent Problems in Nigeria Education 2 E





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300 LEVEL

FIRST SEMESTER MECHANICAL/AUTO-MECHANIC OPTION

COURSE

CODE




Planning

2 C



TED 326 Metal Work (Theory and Practice) 2 C

TED 327 Engine Details 2 C

TED 308 Thermodynamics in Technical Education 2 C





300 LEVEL

SECOND SEMESTER MECHANICAL/AUTO-MECHANIC OPTION

COURSE

CODE





TED 312 Tools, Devices and Maintenance in Metal Work 2 C

TED 335 Fuel System and Carburation 2 C

TED 336 Auto Shop, Safety and High Way Code 2 C

TED 337 Breaking, Steering and Suspension System 2 C

TED 338 Mechanical/Engineering Design 3 C


TED 334 Introduction to Industrial economics 2 C

EDU 314 Emergent Problem in Nigeria Education 2 E

TED 339 Designing and Planning of Metal Workshop 2 E





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400 LEVEL

FIRST SEMESTER BUILDING/WOODWORK OPTION

COURSE

CODE


EDU 401 Practical Teaching 3 C

EDU 402 Guidance and Counselling 2 C

EDU 404 School Administration and the Law 2 C

TED 400 SIWES 6 C

TED 401 Industrial Materials and Manufacturing Process 2 C

TED 402 Building Services and Maintenance 2 C

TED 403 Wood Technology II 2 C

TED 404 Building Environment and Man 2 E

EDU 403 Continuous Assessment 2 E

EDU 406 Curriculum Innovation and Revision 2 E




SECOND SEMESTER BUILDING/WOODWORK OPTION

COURSE

CODE


EDU 410 Research Project 6 C

EDU 411 Special Education 2 C

TED 411 Appropriate Technology 2 C

TED 412 Quality Control 2 C

TED 413 Seminar 2 C

TED 414 Architectural Drawing II 2 C

TED 415 Building, Finishing and Materials 2 C

EDU 412 Comparative Education 2 E





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FIRST SEMESTER


COURSE

CODE





TED 400 SIWES 6 C


TED 408 Electrical Power and Machines 2 C

TED 409 Electrical Drafting and Installation 2 C





SECOND SEMESTER


COURSE

CODE






TED 413 Seminar 2 C

TED 419 Digital Electronics 2 C

TED 431 Radio and Television 2 C


TED 432 Industrial Electronics II 2 E





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400 LEVEL

FIRST SEMESTER

MECHANICAL/AUTO-MECHANIC OPTION

COURSE

CODE





TED 400 SIWES 6 C


TED 405 Machine Tools Process 2 C

TED 406 Auto Workshop Practice 2 C

TED 407 Foundry Technology 2 E





SECOND SEMESTER MECHANICAL/AUTO-MECHANIC OPTION

COURSE

CODE






TED 413 Seminar 2 C

TED 417 Auto Electrical System and Air Conditioning 2 C

TED 418 Metal Stamping 2 C






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COURSE DESCRIPTION

100 LEVEL

FIRST SEMESTER

TED 101 — GENERAL WORKSHOP PRACTICE 2C

Workshop safety; benchwork and fittings; cutting operations; drilling in the workshop; filing and

finishing; machines/introduction to the use of drawing instruments types of drawings; lines,

angles, traingles, polygons, dimensioning, and sketching.

TED 102 — INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMOBILE TECHNOLOGY 2E

The basic principles of automobile engines; its power source, transmission and combustion

systems.

MTH 101 — Algebra and Trigonometry 3C

Sets, Union and intersection, the empty and universal sets, complements, subjects, Venn

diagrams (algebra of real numbers). Indices, logarithms, surds. Theory of quadratic equations,

simultaneous equations; simple inequalities; Polynomials and their factorization, the remainder

theorem, rational functions and partial fractions. Permutation and combination, the binomial

theorem, sequences and series, summation of finite series.

100 LEVEL

SECOND SEMESTER

TED 111 — INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS

TECHNOLOGY 2C

Nature of electricity, Electrical Units, Resistance and calculations- Ohms’s Law, Voltage and

current in series/parallel circuits. Electric power insulators and conductors resistively, cells.

Thermonic values, semiconductor diodes, Power supplies- Rectification, filters, Amplification,

Oscillators, Multivibrators, Radio Transmission and Receptions.

TED 112 — INDUSTRIAL SAFETY 2C

Consideration of unsafe acts and conditions in the school workshop. Accident causation and

prevention, safety regulations and enforcement strategies.

TED 113 —TECHNICAL DRAWING I 2C

Introduction to drawing instruments, paper size, scale, freehand sketching and visualization. Line

work and lettering, geometrical construction. Introduction to pictorial drawing and dimensioning.

TED 114 — INTRODUCTION TO METAL WORK 2C

Introduction to metal. Properties of metal; production of metals; ferrous and non-ferous metals;

characteristics of iron and steel and their properties; alloy materials and basic hand processes.

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TED 115 — INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 2C

Bonding in brickwork. Manufacture of concrete blocks: Sizes of concrete blocks manufactured

in Nigeria. Mixes of materials. Uses of different sizes of blocks, tools, equipment and machines

used in the manufacture of blocks. Steps in producing blocks. Production rate. Cost of blocks and

government regulations:

arches and formwork construction.

TED 116 — INTRODUCTION TO WOODWORKING TECHNOLOGY 2C

The course is designed to familiarize students, with the nature of wood; chemistry of wood

classification of wood into soft and hard wood; wood defects; hand tools, care and maintenance;

annual rings and wood grains.

TED 117 — AUTO-ENGINES 2C

Principles of automotive technology. Various types of automobile engines. Types and

construction of vehicle chassis and engine, air and water cooled engines. Clutch and gearbox

component and operating mechanism. Functions of propeller shaft and universal joints.

200 LEVEL

FIRST SEMESTER

TED 200 — Emergent Problems in Industrial and Technical Education 2C

Introduction of Emergent Problems in Industrial and Technical Education, Concepts of Industrial

and Technical Education, Issues on the Emergent Problems in Industrial and Technical

Education, Methodology in Industrial Technical Education, Skill areas/Competency Education in

Industrial Technical Education, Cost Effectiveness in Industrial Technical Education, Renewable

Energy, E-Learning Plateforms, Challenges in relation to Industrial Technical Education, Way of

foreward on perceived challenges in Industrial Technical Education.

TED 201 — WORKSHOP ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT 2C

Workshop Organisation and Safety, Workshop Organisation and Management, Workshop Tools

and Machine Safe-Use, Bench Work and Fittings.

Principles and practices involved in the planning and organization of facilities in the Technology

Education Laboratory for effective skill training. This includes responsibility for selecting,

procuring, storing and dispensing tools, materials and supplies for training etc.

TED 202 — INTRODUCTION OF TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION 2C

The role of technology and its impact on educational development. Introduction to technology

culture, requirements and expectations. The need for technology education individual survival in

the modern competitive world.

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TED 203 — TECHNICAL DRAWING II 2C

Fundamental concepts of pictorial, Isometric and oblique drawings; the characteristics and

general application. Orthographic projection in first and third angles, multi-views and

dimensioning.

TED 204 – PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 2C

Basic AC principles, sinusoiuae waves, plotting and obtaining A.C values, resistive, capacitive

and inductive circuits, AC power, series and parallel A.C circuits, Resinance, Application of

complex numbers and notation for AC network, impedence, admittance and power calculation.

200 LEVEL

SECOND SEMESTER

TED 211 — BUILDING AND WOODWORK TECHNOLOGY 3C

The course is designed to provide the students with the basic knowledge and skills in

construction and finishing of simple building. The course will include the basic principles and

methods of construction of foundation, methods of wall, floor, roof and constructions.

Woodwork: Materials, tools and joints

TED 212 — ELECTRONIC I 2C

Principles of electron tubes. Types of tubes; characteristics and application. Work function. Type

of semiconductors. Conductivity. PN junction diodes: characteristics, construction and

application. Zener diode. Special diodes. Half, full wave bridge rectification.

TED 213 — MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY 2C

A study selected metallic materials and related processes used in manufacturing. Properties and

processes of plastics (thermoplastics and thermoset/composites), asbestos, polymers, ceramics

and clay. Determine optimal process conditions and evaluate part, mold designs and fabrication

techniques.

TED 214 — METAL WORK TECHNOLOGY I 2C

Manufacture of different metals and their uses; sheet metal work; equipment; tools and process;

further properties of metallic meterials; Introduction and identification of machines and their

functions; lathe; drill, milling. impact of modern machines with automation systems on

production operations; eg: robots, lasers.

TED 216 — TEACHING BASIC TECHNOLOGY 2C

Identification of appropriate teaching methods for teaching introductory Technology in the

Junior Secondary School including demonstration, playway, field trips and project methods.

TED 217 — COMPUTER AIDED INSTRUCTION I 2C

Utilization of computer hard and soft ware to aid in instruction delivery.

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TED 218 — INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IN TECHNICAL

EDUCATION 2C

Industrial management principles to include planning, organization, supervision, co-ordination

and evaluation. Analysis of manufacturing input, process and output variables and financial

management strategies for industrial viability.

300 LEVEL

FIRST SEMESTER

CONSTRUCTION OPTION

TED 301 — COURSE CONSTRUCTION FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION 2C

Procedures and techniques of constructing course materials for teaching and evaluation of each

subject in technology education to include the objectives, content (cognition psychomotor and

affective), operations, instructional materials and evaluation procedures.

TED 302 — FORESTRY STUDIES 2C

Forest Regions, Types of forests, Distribution of forests and forest resources, Forestry aims and

forest conservation, forest management for Timber Production, Logging and Hauling, Timbers of

forest regions and forest regions of the world.

TED 303 — BUILDING SITE PRACTICE 2C

Mixing sand, cement, mortar by hand and machine. Mixing concrete by hand and by machine.

Placing and compacting concrete in various positions. Fixing and bending steel reinforcement.

Wall finishing and finishes: plastering, rendering techniques, pointing and joining. Preparation of

opening to receive lintels. Fixing door and window frames and safety regulations.

TED 304 — DRAFTING AND DESIGN 2E

Fundamentals of Drafting, Scaling and scale factors, Conventions and lettering, Lines,

Dimensioning, Types of symbols in building, Working drawing of building plans in first and

third angle orthographic projections.

TED 305 — LAND SURVEYING 2C

Introduction to survey equipment. Types that are commonly used in construction industry.

Theodolite, automatic levels, dumpy levels, prismatic compass, measuring staff. Types of chains,

parts/features and their uses. Alignment. Determination and measurement of distances and

angles. Information recording. Field work. Practical exercises in chain surveying (based on linear

and transverse method) and site leveling exercise using appropriate equipment.

TED 306 — STRUCTURAL FITTINGS AND FIXTURES 2C

-Fixing of fittings to woodwork components e.g lock, handles, catches and iron monger and

fixing fixtures in woodwork

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TED 307 — WOOD FINISHING 2C

Staining, Varnishing and Polishing, Process of Finishing Wood and Selecting a coating for a

particular Application, Wood grain fillers and filling in French Polishing Glazing in French

Polishing, Bodying in and Spiriting off, Wax Polishing, Oil Polishing and dry shinning

Repolishing and Reviving, Process of Vanishing Wood, Dyeing Veneers and Spirit Enameling

300 LEVEL

SECOND SEMESTER

CONSTRUCTION OPTION

TED 311— BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SUPER STRUCTURE 2C

Structural concept of a building and forces, Skeletal Structure, Wall/Column Beam loading

bearing, Masonry/Concrete, Solid structure, Surface Structure, In-Situ RC Frame, Precast

Concrete Frame, Steel building frame, Principles of Reinforced Concrete, Types of Formwork

TED 313 — ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING I 2C

General principles of building design.

(i) Architectural symbols for wall, window, door, foundation, concrete, hard core, glass iron.

(ii) Scaling/scales used in building design,

(iii) Site and space planning/layout

(iv) Standard dimension of building components, door, window, room, toilet, kitchen.

(v) Preparing simple building plans, site visits.

TED 314 — WOOD DESIGN AND PRACTICE 2C

A short history of design in furniture, Basic principles of design, function, form and proportion,

Construction and choice of materials and embellishment, Tool Operations- saws, boring tools,

spokes have. Common joints, dwelling and clamps. The fitting of hinges, cutting lists.

TED 315 – BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION 3C

Properties and weight of materials in the building industry, classification, properties and uses of

rocks, stones and soils in the building industries, use of plastics, glass, bituminous materials,

putties and mastics; application of mortises and rendering.

TED 316— INTRODUCTION TO UPHOLSTERY 2C

Origins and Development of Upholstery, Fabrication of Seating Furniture: Materials, Tools and

Techniques

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300 LEVEL (ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS OPTION)

FIRST SEMESTER



subject in. technology education to include the objectives, content (cognition psychomotor and


TED 322 — COMPUTER AIDED INSTRUCTION II 2C

Understanding of the software system, concept, principles and technique of computer Aided

instruction in electronics. Computer application of the circuit maker software in design.

Simulation of linear circuits, design of circuit network.

Consideration of linear circuit, DC network.

TED 324 — MEASURING INSTRUMENT AND TESTING 2C

The functional principles of measuring instruments. Methods of measuring resistance, current,

voltage, power, impedance, and frequency using analog and digital measuring instruments.

Measuring AC and DC voltages, AC and DC currents with oscilloscopes. Operation and

circuiting of various pieces of test equipment including power supplies, meters, oscilloscopes,

frequency ciuuters, logic pulser, and data analyzer.

TED 325 — ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION I 2C

Domestic installation system and regulations. Designs of lighting features in building. Layout of

electrical services in building. Costing and estimating. Methods of installing materials and

accessories. Surface and conduit wiring systems. Protection and earthen. Electrical and

electronics schematic drawing.

TED 328 — WORKSHOP PRACTICE I 2C

Use of test equipment to determine voltage, current and resistance values in electronic circuits.

Determination of characteristics curves for diode and transistors. Meter care and maintenance.

TED 323 — CIRCUIT THEORY 2E

Characteristics of electric circuit. Self and mutual inductances. Power, average power, RMS

values. Power Ratio, Decibels. Three-phase load connections. Star-Delta transformation.

Kirchhoff’s Laws Ohm’s law, Network Theorems, Superposition, Thevenin’s, Norton’s

Theorems, RLC Circuit and Band-Pass Filter

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SECOND SEMESTER

TED 331— ELECTRICAL DRAWING 2C

Electrical drawing symbols, architectural drawing of a building plan/site plan building plan

drawing/floor plan/ technical document.

power, lighting and communication for an engineering/technical or architectural project.

Electrical drawing & Reading, Drawing electrical diagrams and wiring diagrams- smart draw,

Electrical drawing – Designing Buildings, Basic Schematics Design, Lights, switches fuses,

ground, wires resistors, capacitors power sources

Electrical drawing software AUTOCAD, AUTOCAD LT and AUTOCAD electrical tools

TED 332 — WORKSHOP PRACTICE II 2C

Types of tests using laboratory instruments to locate faults in electronic circuits. Checking of

active and passive components in circuits. Measurement of capacitance, impedance, power,

frequency, period, amplifier voltage and power output using test equipment Troubleshooting of

Electronics circuit and devices.

Computer chip (Le) packages and utilization.

TED 333 — ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION 2C

Principles and applications of modern communication systems. Electromagnetic wave

propagation. Transmitters, receivers, telex, telephony, electronic mail, global system of mobile

communication.

TED 318 —INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONIC I 2C

Operation and applications of bipolar junction. Field effect transistor, depletion and

enhancement type MOSFET. The thyristor family, SCR, Opto Electronics devices and LASER.

TED 334 – INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS 2E

Consideration of industrial production Economic factors and parameter

300 LEVEL (MECHANICAL/AUTOMOBILE OPTION)

FIRST SEMESTER



subject in. technology education to include the objectives, content (cognition psychomotor and


TED 326 — METAL WORK (THEORY AND PRACTICE) 2C

Basic Workshop processes including measuring, cutting, filing, fitting and drilling.

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TED 327 — ENGINE DETAILS 2C

Main component of an engine (piston and rings, cylinder head and block, connection rods,

crankshaft, bearings, camshaft, push rods, shaft/rams, valve and springs and flywheel. Firing

orders of 4,6 and 8 cylinder engines, V-engine. Functions of valves operations. Factors affecting

Engine performance.

TED 308 —THERMODYNAMICS IN TECHNICAL EDUCATION 2C

Basic concepts and definitions. The ideal gas, Heat and Work. The first law of thermodynamics,

application to open and closed systems. The steady state flow equation and applications. Second

law of thermodynamics and Heat cycles. Application of the relations of heat and other forms of

energy to industrial and technical education.

300 LEVEL (MECHANICAL/AUTOMOBILE OPTION)

SECOND SEMESTER

TED 312 – TOOLS, DEVICES AND MAINTENANCE IN METAL WORK 2C

Technical information on types of machine tools, their construction speed, methods of work and

tool holding and motion transmission principles, laboratory experience includes machine

alignment tests, machine controls and maintenance.

TED 335 — FUEL SYSTEM AND CARBURATION 2C

A study of the fundamentals, operating principles and construction of the various types of diesel

and petrol engines and related fuel, lubrication, cooling, charging and starting systems

maintenance and testing procedures of fuel injection pumps.

TED 336 — AUTO SHOP, SAFETY AND HIGH WAY CODE 2C

Fundamentals of automobile shop safety to include good and safe auto jacks, free air movement

control of used engine oil on the shop floor. Road signs and highway codes. Attention to manual

and electrical signals when driving, proper over taking and parking. Road communication and

courtesy.

TED 337 — BRAKING, STEERING AND SUSPENSION SYSTEM 2C

Diagnoses test and repairs to hydraulic brake systems, drum and disc brakes and power brake

unit. Function, operation, layout and types of steering systems. Factors affecting steering

geometry. Main components of the suspension and their functions. Common faults of suspension

system

TED 338 — MECHANICAL/ENGINEERING DESIGN 2C

Mechanics of parts in motion. Regular and irregular motions. Effects of cams on functional

bodies. Assemble processes and fixtures.

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TED 334 – INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS 2E

Consideration of industrial production economic factors and parameter

TED 339 – DESIGNING AND PLANNING OF METAL WORKSHOP 2C

Designing and development of metal workshop in schools and industries. Preliminary plan to

emphasize space needs, protected enrolment, class size, maintenance culture of workshops in

school and industry.

400 LEVEL (CONSTRUCTION OPTION)

FIRST SEMESTER

TED 400 — STUDENTS’ INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME (SIWES) 6C

On the job attachment experience to relevant job sites, for 6 months

TED 401 — INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS AND MANUFACTURING PROCESS 2C

A complete review of industrial materials including wood, metal and plastic based materials with

their production processes.

TED 402 — BUILDING SERVICES AND MAINTENANCE 2C

Sources of cold water supply. Hot and cold water distribution. Solid and waste water sanitary

appliances, building maintenance. Nature and importance of building maintenance. Problems and

solution. Execution of maintenance work. Supervision of maintenance work.

TED 403 – WOOD TECHNOLOGY II 2C

Timber finishing effect of weather and other factors on finished woodwork. Application of wood

in design. Construction of domestic commercial and industrial buildings

TED 404— BUILDING ENVIRONMENT AND MAN 2C

Construction of simple buildings, values of building environment to man including the

aesthetics, convenience and the comfort that buildings provide, Planning, organization and

preparation of site for simple projects.

Built Environment and health, Aesthetics of an Environment, Legibility and Orientation, Sense

of Community, Transport and physical Activity, Transport and Physical Activity, Safety

- Privacy and crowding, Participation and Empowerment, Globalization and Urban

Transformation, Geted Community, Search for Community and Planning and Policy Context.

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400 LEVEL (CONSTRUCTION OPTION)

SECOND SEMESTER

TED 411— APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY 2C

Factors affecting and considerations for the choice of technology in industry in Nigeria. The

conflict of Technology Utilization and Youth unemployment. Appropriate Technology and

Industrial profitability.

TED 412 — QUALITY CONTROL 2C

Quality concepts, inspection, facilities and technique. Sources of quality problem. Quality

indices. Improving quality. Process control.

TED 413 — SEMINAR 2C

Contemporary trends and issues in vocational education. Career opportunities, requirements,

benefits and procedures involved in technical education. Technical competence in emerging

technologies.

TED 414 — ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING II 2C

Developing elevation (e.g front, rear and side views) Details of building components and fixtures

(e.g foundation, wall, floor). Sectioning of building from foundations to the roof level. Details of

roof members (e.g wall plate, struss, rafter, purline, king post). Duplex and Story Building are

the components of Architectural Drawing II.

TED 415- BUILDING FINISHING AND MATERIALS 2C

Types of building finishes and their applications in building construction. Stone rubble walling,

painting, tiling, sand/cement screed, granolit floor finishes, terrazzo floor finishes, pointing and

jointing.

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FIRST SEMESTER




TED 408 — ELECTRICAL POWER AND MACHINES 2C

AC and D.C. motors and generators. Principles of autotransformers. Design and construction of

power transformers. Losses and efficiency of transformers. Electrical/mechanical relays. Control

of machines by program, sensors, logic and switches

TED 409 — ELECTRICAL DRAFTING AND INSTALLATION 2C

Design and layout of electrical devices, industrial installation, electrical power includes

generation, transmission, distribution and utilization. Substation equipment and function.

Emphasis on control and utilization.


SECOND SEMESTER

TED 411— APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY 2C









benefits and procedures involved in technical education and Technical competence in emerging

technologies.

TED 419 — DIGITAL ELECTRONICS 2C

The number system, logic s4nbols, functions and conventions; basic Boolean operations;

integrated logic circuits, flip-flops and latches; counters, shift register, counters, computer

arithmetic, interfacing. Industrial visitation is one of the requirements to earn a grade in this

course.

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TED 431 — RADIO AND TELEVISION 2C

Electronic Communication systems, modulation and demodulation, RF & IF amplifiers,

Transmission and propagation of electromagnetic waves, AM & FM receivers, television

fundamentals, pictures transmission colour standards, troubleshooting and servicing of radio and

television receivers and Radio Transmission Reception.

TED 432 – INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS II 2E

Feedback system, principles and application of negative and positive feedback. Oscillators and

principles of operation using bi polar junction, field effect transistors and integrated circuits –

emphasis on improvement of feedback and oscillator systems.

400 LEVEL (MECHANICAL OPTION)

FIRST SEMESTER

TED 400 — STUDENTS INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME (SIWES) 6C

On the job attachment experience to relevant job sites, for 6 months




TED 405 — MACHINE TOOLS PROCESSES 2C

Basic lathe work and milling operations drill presses and operations, safety precautions and

maintenance of machine tools. Work holding techniques, jigs and fixtures.

TED 406 — AUTO WORKSHOP PRACTICE 2C

Engine reconditioning and testing, use of cylinder boring, honing machines. Uses of exhaust gas

analysers, dwell meters, vacuum gauge, compression gauge, stroboscopic timing light. Precision

measurement of engine components (dial indicators vernier calipers fault diagnosis and repairs,

use of sensor and scan tools).

Principles and techniques involved in advanced traditional machine operations. Non-traditional

machine processes, computer application in the operation of machines.

TED 407 — FOUNDRY TECHNOLOGY 2E

Casting processes. Uses of welding tools Basic principles of welding, Oxyacetylene welding

flame, are cutting. Emphasis on efficiency and safety. Theory and applications of automation

system of welding.

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400 LEVEL (MECHANICAL OPTION)

SECOND SEMESTER

TED 411- APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY 2C









benefits and procedures involved in technical education. Technical competence in emerging

technologies.

TED 417 — AUTO ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AND AIR

CONDITIONING 2C

Components of air-conditioner: Condenser pipe, receiver, view port expansion valve, evaporator,

cooling fan, belts and ducts. Layout and function of the main mechanical components in

refrigerators and air conditioner. Lubricants, maintenance, fabrication. Factors affecting cooling

system. Compressor failure.

TED 418 – METAL STAMPING 2C

Presswork in metal working. Die making and design, calculations involved in press work.

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