For every graduate of engineering, you must have gone through most of the courses I will list below, if not all. This courses are so important that it is near impossible to graduate without having a fair knowledge of them.

1) Thermodynamics : this is the study of heat and temperature in relation to energy and work. The desire to improve on the efficiency of steam engines lead to the development of this course. Terms such as enthalpy, entropy, energy and pressure will be used often in the said course. Thermodynamics have four basic laws, but this cannot be handled here.

2)FLUID MECHANICS : This has to do with the study of fluids (liquids and gases), it is divided broadly into two, FLUID STATICS and FLUID DYNAMICS. With the former taking care of fluids with no sheer stress( ie fluids at rest) and the latter handling fluids in motion. Base on flow, we have compressible and in compressible fluid whose difference lie in their rate of flow with density change. Two most common but very important theories include those of newton's on viscosity and archimedes on floatation. Applications include in aviation sector, shipping / maritime, refineries, production of breweries etc.

3) CALCULUS / ADVANCE CALCULUS : This is an extension of further mathematics, has topics like polynomial, matrices and determinant, integration and differentiation and the most feared of virtually all engineering students Laplace transformation. The application of which cannot be under -estimated.

4) DESIGN/ STRUCTURAL DESIGN/ EQUIPMENT DESIGN/ PROCESS CONTROL.

5) TECHNICAL / ENGINEERING DRAWING. Before any construction/ fabrication work is carried out, it most be properly represented on paper with dimensions.

All engineers on naira land, how many of this courses did you pass through? None engineers who love the profession are also welcome.

FTC!!! 2015 thread. Nawa oo.

Thermo O Thermo!

Temmi001:
I'll be back!

Where are you going to?

Yeah... Tough courses I would add. There's. Something dat intrigues me tho....the lecturers handling dese courses tends 2b damn wicked.. Case Study, my skul.. Dunno if itz d sem wif oda skuls.

Hmmmmn

Nastydroid:
Hmmmmn

Talk your mind, engineers are learned, no one will crucify you unlike..

Let's call that "CALCULUS" ENGINEERING ANALYSIS. It's the all encompassing toolbox for problem solving. Modules include Convolution theory, Second order non-linear differentials, Advanced Matrices (Choleski's & Gaussian) etc.
FLUID MECHANICS Pressure equations from Pascal's law is applied in advanced Hydraulics Engineering to facilitate Pipeline Water Supply Schemes, Open channel drains, canals, Reservoirs, Water Enbankment etc.
STRENGTH OF MATERIALS modules introduces Forces, Stress, Moments of Inertia, Torsion, Shear, Deflection in materials and structures.
ENGINEERING MECHANICS..Magnitudes of forces, Support reactions, Resultants, Vectors, Tension/Compression.
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More Later...

so true.... warheads, futo

Miraclestar:
Yeah... Tough courses I would add. There's. Something dat intrigues me tho....the lecturers handling dese courses tends 2b damn wicked.. Case Study, my skul.. Dunno if itz d sem wif oda skuls.

which school?

a) Engine Drawing
b) Instrumentation, Measurement and Control
c) Fluid Mechanics
d) Introduction to Engineering Materials
e) Introduction to Electrical and Electronics Engineering
f) Workshop Practice
g) Machine Design
i) Entrepreneurship
j) Technical report writing
k) Plant Design
l) Ordinary Differential Equation (ODi Egwu)
m) Engineering Thermodynamic (Thermo Demonic)
n) Engineering Analysis
o) Industrial Studies
p) Engineering Law and Management
q) Strength of Material

.....rep FUTO

You no God Created Men, but few of them became Engrs..... Proud to be one... After offering 98 courses

Reps Unimaid......

cathyibok:
which school?

AKSU... @Akwa Ibom

All of the above...studyng oil and gas engr

Miraclestar:

AKSU... @Akwa Ibom

ok. Maybe all this lecturers taking engineering courses are born that way. Even my Almer mata. Great FUTO.

I rep. Chemical engineering, IMT graduate since.. ..










God knows when

Nice one, I've passed through Calculus...Engineering Mechanics 205 and Engineering thermodynamics...CHE201..OAU...A silly course filled with formulae...but still an "A course"...laplace transformations and fourier series loading.

Liebnitz:
Nice one, I've passed through Calculus...Engineering Mechanics 205 and Engineering thermodynamics...CHE201..OAU...A silly course filled with formulae...but still an "A course"...laplace transformations and fourier series loading.

How do you see Laplace transformation?

cathyibok:
ok. Maybe all this lecturers taking engineering courses are born that way. Even my Almer mata. Great FUTO.

Born dat way? I'd doubt dat... I'm stil to conclude on d root cause tho... There're still some nice guys too, so wah i do fink is dat maybe d wicked ones wer being wicked to, when they wer also in their school... No

Miraclestar:

Born dat way? I'd doubt dat... I'm stil to conclude on d root cause tho... There're still some nice guys too, so wah i do fink is dat maybe d wicked ones wer being wicked to, when they wer also in their school... No

maybe.

cathyibok:
maybe.

Okeii, nw... Time to gimme ur opinion, wahz ur take on d matter

I know how hard chemical plant design can be. Some students write theirs for ages while some don't even know how to start
but
that's in the past
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Skoopy:


How do you see Laplace transformation?

Its fucking easy,just get the basic concepts .

1, 2, 3 and 5... 4 was (strictly) with regards to my own engineering field...

Fourier series, Runge Kutta(that one na die!!!), - advanced calculus
Bernoulli equation, compressible flow
- fluid mechanics
Zeroth, First, 2nd and 3rd law of thermodynamics, carnot cycle, rankine cycle, vapour power cycle, clausius-clapeyron equation..
Power transmission, cams, gears and gear train, governors, gyroscopes- Mechanics of machines
Turbomachinery
Refrigeration cycle
Viscous Flow theory(one of the most difficult courses )


Shout out to all Mechanical Engineers in the house!!
#respect

As for we proud geographers...

- elementary surveying

- geographic information system

- advance cartography

- Metrology

- Climatology

- Germophology

- Hydrology

- Biodiversity....
Blah blah...

Theory of Structures, proudly Civil Engr

Every bleeping one of them

God bless you Op! Gone are the days #teamcivilengineering Structural Design Building and Technical Drawing all the way!




Cheeeeers

God made the world, told engineers to keep. The maintenance. Up. Engineers.