MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
1. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
The entry requirements into the National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering are:
(i)
Senior secondary school certificate (SSCE) with at least credit passes in four
other subjects in at most two sittings which must include; Mathematics
Physics, Chemistry, and one other subjects from Biology, Agric science, further
mathematics, Economics, Statistic, Technical Drawing, Auto-Mechanics and
metal works.
(ii)
GCE O ’level or its equivalent or WASSCE with at least credit in English and
credit passes in four other subjects as listed in (i) above.
(iii)
National Technical Certificate (NTC) with credit passes in Mathematics,
Integrated Physical Science, and English Language and in Mechanical trade
areas.
(iv)
Credit at NBTE recognized Pre-National Diploma entry requirements in English
Language and four credits in the relevant subjects listed in (i) above.
2. ND PROGRAMME
Full time ND programme consist of departmental courses, departmental
related courses, IT Essentials / CCNA and General Studies courses. They are
taken in the first and second semesters of an academic session.
OND1 FIRST SEMESTER
FIRST SEMESTER
S/N COURSE
COURSE TITLE
COURSE
CODE
UNITS
1.
GNS 101
Use of English 1 (GRAMMER)
2
2.
GNS 111
Citizenship Education
2
3.
MTH 112
Algebra & Elem. Trig
2
4.
MEC 111
Mechanical Engr. Science (Statics)
3
5.
MEC 112
Technical Drawing
3
6.
MEC 113
Basic Workshop Tech & Practice
3
7.
EEC 115
Electrical Engineering Science 1
2
8.
ICT 101
Intro to computing
3
9.
GNS 107
Use of library
1
10.
STA 114
Statistics
2
11.
MEC 101
Driving Technology
2
Total
25
OND 1 SECOND SEMESTER
SECOND SEMESTER
S/N COURSE
COURSE TITLE
CODE
1.
GNS 201
Use of English 11 Essay and comp.
2.
EED 201
Entrepreneurship Dev. 1
3.
MEC 121
Engineering Graphics
4.
MEC 122
Thermodynamics 1
5.
MEC 123
Machine Tools Tech. & practice
6.
MEC 124
Mechanical Engineering Science
(Dynamics)
7.
MEC 125
Safety
8.
MEC 211
Calculus
9.
EEC 125
Electrical Engineering science 11
10.
MEC 102
Design & Manufacturing of simple
machines
Total
OND 11 FIRST SEMESTER
THIRD SEMESTER
S/N COURSE
COURSE TITLE
CODE
1
MEC 217
Technical Report writing
2
MEC 211
Engr. Drawing I
3
MEC 212
Engr. Measurement
4
MEC 213
Thermodynamics II
5
MEC 214
Fluid Mechanics
6
MTH 202
Logic and Linear Algebra
7
MEC 215
Foundry Tech. & Forging ops
8
ICT 201
Intro.Com Aided Design (CAD)
9
EED 216
Entrepreneurship Dev. II
10
MEC 201
SIWES
12
MEC 202
Mechanized Agriculture
Total
COURSE
UNITS
2
2
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
24
COURSE
UNITS
2
3
2
3
3
2
3
3
2
4
2
29
DEPARTMENTAL MISSION, GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
To produce qualified and competent technicians who will be able to face the challenges
associated with the aspiration of the country to be technologically developed and the
technicians to be self- reliant after graduation.
Therefore, at the end of the program, the diplomat i.e. mechanical engineering technicians who
are to be used by the nation’s industries, construction firms, public utilities and services should
be able to:
-
Interpret and prepare Engineering Drawing of Mechanical Equipment , their
components and systems
Carry out machining and fabrication operations.
Produce machine component and assemble.
Operate, maintain and service Mechanical equipment.
Prepare appropriate Engineering report
Carry out plant installations and maintenance.
Apply management principles in organizing supervisory group and in the arrangement of
sequence of activities.
Acquire and display basic entrepreneur skills.
Apply adequate information technology (IT) skills.
OND II SECOND SEMESTER
FOURTH SEMESTER
S/N COURSE
COURSE TITLE
CODE
1
MEC 221
Supervisory Management
2.
MTH 122
Trig. & Analytical Geometry
3.
MEC 222
Strength of Materials
4.
MEC 223
Engineering Drawing II
5.
MEC 224
Properties of Materials
6.
MEC 225
Refrigeration and Air Cond.
7.
MEC 226
Plant Services and Maintenance
8.
MEC 227
Automotive Tech.& Practice
9.
MEC 203
Business Plan and Feasibility Study
10.
MEC 200
Final year project
Total
3.
COURSE
UNITS
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
5
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