HND · Teesside University
25% of this course's students did not continue past year one. Worth asking the university about directly.
Instrumentation and Control Engineering is the branch of engineering concerned with the measurement and management of physical quantities in industrial processes. From monitoring the temperature and pressure of a chemical reactor to controlling the flow of fluids in a water treatment plant, the ability to detect, measure, and regulate process variables is fundamental to the safe and efficient operation of manufacturing, energy, and utility systems. The discipline combines sensor technology, signal processing, control theory, and electronics, and is increasingly central to the automated and digitally managed industrial environments of the present and future. At Teesside University, this programme is delivered part time and entirely via distance learning, with all learning materials accessed through the Virtual Learning Environment. This makes it accessible to students who are already wor
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