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Renewable Energy and Physics Fundamentals
Certificate
Course Details
Course Code | LL_CREPF_S |
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Level | 6 |
Duration | 1 year |
Credits | 10 |
Method of Delivery | On-campus |
Campus Locations | Donegal – Letterkenny |
Mode of Delivery | Part Time |
Course Overview
This course raises interest and awareness of the key issues in energy systems, introducing learners to the major concerns arising from environmental effects and depletion of carbon based energy sources.
Having a grounding in the fundamentals of physics, learners will gain an overview of the complexities in choosing and developing alternative energy sources.
The information and knowledge gained may be applied to the benefit of the community and the environment.
Course Details
Year 1
Semester | Module Details | Credits | Mandatory / Elective |
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1 |
Physics 1This module will give the student an under standing of the fundamental principles of physics. The module will enable the student to solve practical problems based on the concepts studied. It will also help familiarise the student with practical measurement and experimentation techniques used in the physics laboratory. Learning Outcomes 1. Recognise the need for a system of units and the importance of accuracy in calculations and measurements. |
05 | Mandatory |
2 |
Renewable Energy ResourcesThis module develops students knowledge and skills to address key issues in energy systems. It introduces students to the major concerns arising from environmental effects and depletion of carbon-based energy sources. Students will gain an overview of the complexities in choosing and developing alternative energy sources. Learning Outcomes 1. Analyse the benefits and differences between various energy sources, including BER assessment. |
05 | Mandatory |
Recommended Study Hours per week
Examination and Assessment
On-Campus Attendance Requirement
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Entry Requirements
A working knowledge of Leaving Certificate maths and physics is desirable.
Further Information
Civil Engineering and Construction