Description

The training diploma program in design and manufacturing is allocated to students who

are interested in complex processes for the design and manufacturing of pumps, valves,

and mechanical systems. This practical program combines theoretical knowledge and

practical skills to provide students with the necessary expertise to flourish in mechanical

engineering. Students will explore topics such as CAD/CAM design, materials science,

manufacturing processes, quality control and project management. Through a

combination of classroom learning, laboratory experiments and real-world projects.

Students will develop a deep understanding of the principles of mechanical design and

production techniques that are essential to their success in industry, and training will

take place through 2160 training hours.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

At the end of this Training Diploma, trainees will be able to:

• Understand of mechanical engineering principles, including material science,

mechanical seals, welding techniques, and machine design.

• Be Proficiency in CAD software for creating detailed mechanical designs and

engineering drawings, as well as CAD/CAM design principles.

• Apply of algebra and relevant mathematics in engineering problem-solving and

finite element analysis.

• Develop English communication skills in technical settings and project

management principles application.

• Carry out practical experience in workshop environments, including precision

measurements, metrology understanding, and quality control inspections.

• Gain skill and knowledge of Belzona coating process, CNC machines (specifically

with Doosan equipment), and advanced manufacturing processes.

• Be compliance with safety regulations and best practices in mechanical design

and production environments, including automation systems understanding.

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• Enhance of machine performance through quality control techniques, bearing

installation procedures, and production planning strategies.

• Develop a comprehensive portfolio showcasing design projects and practical

skills acquired throughout the program.