Industrial Engineering

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING - Level 2 Prerequisites: Minimum 8 credits in both literacy and numeracy or 12 credits in a technology subject
Course Description This course is designed to enhance and build on the skills learnt in Level 1 Mechanical Engineering. Through fabrication, machining, aluminium casting and using Oxyacetylene, students will be producing a MAMOD style Traction Engine which runs off steam. Leads to Level 3 Industrial Engineering Qualifications: Credits towards NCEA and National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering. Cost: $140 (approximately) for take home projects Contact Robin Ringwood
Level 2 Credits (US)	Level	Credit	Num	Lit
21906 Perform basic mechanical engineering machining operations under supervision	L2/Int	12
4435 Select, use, and care for engineering dimensional measuring equipment	L2/Int	3
2396 Select, use and maintain portable hand held engineering power tools	L2/Int	4

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING - Level 3 Prerequisites: Year 11 or Year 12 Engineering or Design Technology
Course Description This course will further enhance the student’s ability to manufacture and assemble components to a high standard. There will be a variety projects to choose from ranging from a 5cc Diesel engine, Stirling engine, or a range of engineering equipment e.g. Height gauges, scribing blocks, optical centre punch, clamps or something which you want to make (approved by HOF) and appropriate for the Level 3 skills and standards on offer. Qualifications: Credits towards NCEA Cost: $80 (approximately) for take home projects Contact Robin Ringwood
Level 3 Credits (US/AS)	Level	Credit	Num	Lit
91620 Implement complex procedures to integrate parts using resistant materials to make a specified product	L3/Int	6
2436 Create three-dimensional engineering models under supervision (CAD)	L3/Int	5
20799 Demonstrate knowledge of common engineering metals	L3/Int	4