Diploma in Automotive Technology (DAT)

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Description

This course is designed to train students in light vehicle mechanics to develop their skills and certify they are capable to achieve the industry standards. Students will acquire knowledge on developing and documenting specifications and procedures, and preparation of technical reports. This course covers development and application of electrical and mechanical system modifications, management of environmental compliance in the workplace which is suitable for those working in the automotive service and repair industry at the forefront of the implementation of new technologies.

The method of delivery includes of classroom based theory and practical training sessions. A simulated workplace environment is created through individual and group activities and practical tasks in both delivery and assessment where students will be facilitated to develop skills and knowledge to fulfil the requirements for each competency unit and its elements.

On successful completion of this course the students would be awarded Diploma in Automotive Technology which is a nationally recognized qualification. This could help students gain entry into career paths or further education in the field of automotive industry.

Course Outline

Major

DAT 101 Automotive Shop Practice & Safety
DAT 102 Bench Fitting & Welding
DAT 104 Engine System 1: Petrol Engine
DAT 105 Engine Management
DAT 106 Air Induction & Exhaust System
DAT 108 Air Conditioning System
DAT 110 Automotive Drive Train 1
DAT 111 Diesel Engine
DAT 113 Vehicle Fault Diagnosis
DAT 116 Automotive Electrical & Electronics 2
DAT 117 Automotive Drive Train 2
DAT 125 Automotive Chassis 1
DAT 126 Automotive Chassis System 2
DAT 127 Engineering Design
DAT 128 Mechanical Principle
DAT 129 Introduction of Design for Technologist
DAT 130 Automotive Electrical & Electronic 1

Minor

PED 1008 Technical English
CCA 1001 Physics
CCA 1002 Mathematics
CCA 1008 Managing a Professional Engineering

MPU

MPU 2193 Philosophy and Current Issues
MPU 2213* Bahasa Kebangsaan or
MPU 2233 Professional Engineering Management
MPU 2353 Quality & Process Improvement
MPU 2411 - MPU 2481 Co-Curriculum

Final Year Project

DAT FYP Final Year Project
DAT IT Industrial Training (Internship)

*Syllabus is subject to change without any prior notice
*Bahasa Kebangsaan is compulsory for all Malaysian students - without a credit in SPM Bahasa Malaysia - without SPM Bahasa Malaysia (applicable to students from UEC, O level or other equivalent programmes)

Minimum Entry Requirements

Minimum Entry Requirement

Pass SPM with minimum 3 credits in any subject.
Pass UEC (Unified Examination Certification) with Grade B in 3 subjects.
Pass O-Level with minimum 3 credits in any subject.
Other equivalent qualifications as recognised by Malaysia Government.

Further Education Pathway

Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Automotive Engineering (3+0)

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