Diploma in Aerospace
Avionics (R20)
Graduation Criteria
To graduate with a
Diploma in Aerospace Avionics, you must satisfy the
modular criteria set by the School of Engineering.
Most students should be able to do this within 3
years of enrolment if they are deemed to have
successfully complete on average five modules
equivalent of 20 modular credits (MC), or its
equivalent, per semester.
How
the Modular Structure WorksModules at RP
fall into a few broad categories, as can be seen
from the course structure. They consist of general modules,
discipline modules, specialisation modules, elective modules and
freely chosen modules. To satisfy the requirements of the Diploma programme, you must choose a specified number of modules from selected categories. These are summarised in the following table:
Table 3: Modular Requirements
for Graduation in the DAA
| Module Category |
Number of modular credits required for graduation |
| General |
24 |
| Discipline |
44 |
|
Specialisation
|
20 |
| Elective |
4 |
| Freely Chosen |
4 |
| Industry Orientation Programme |
24 |
| Total |
120 |
Modules
There are General, Discipline-specific and Specialisation-specific modules. General modules aim to help you prepare the ground in generic skills such as cognitive, linguistic and communication, cultural and entrepreneurial skills, as well as personal development.
Discipline-specific modules focus on developing your knowledge of Aerospace Avionics while Specialisation-specific modules are designed to deepen your understanding of a specific area within Aerospace Avionics which you have chosen to pursue.
Elective Module
You also need to take one elective module
(4 MC). Elective modules are designed to broaden your understanding of Aerospace Avionics, and serve to complement your knowledge acquired from other parts of the programme.
Freely Chosen Module
Lastly, one (4 MC) of the thirty
modules can be freely chosen from a list of modules offered at the Republic Polytechnic.
|
