Tác giả :
Automotive Engineering Technology undergraduate program specification
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Academic program
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Automotive Engineering Technology
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Major code
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52510205
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Types of training
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Full time
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Degree
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Bachelor’s degree in Automotive Engineering Technology
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Training time
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4 years
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Degree awarding institution
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UTE
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Training institution
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Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education
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Prospective students
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High school graduates
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Admission Criteria
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As regulated by Ministry of Education and Training
- From 2012 to 2014, candidates were required to take university entrance exams with 3 subjects: Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
- For academic year 2014 – 2015, the candidate selection was based on the results of national high school graduation exams (with three subjects of Maths, Physics and Chemistry) together with the 3-year academic results at high school.
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Total number of credits
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150 credits
(excluding Physical Education and National Defense Education credits)
The academic program includes 150 credits (including 135 compulsory credits and 25 elective credits), in which general knowledge occupies 56 credits, technology fundamental knowledge accounts for 39, specialized knowledge includes 25 and 10 of them are for graduation thesis, exclusive of Physical Education and National Defense Education.
The program shows a good balance between generic and specialized skills and knowledge. The program structure is coherent and the subjects and courses have been integrated.
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Program content
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Details are described in the curriculum
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Training procedure
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- The academic program includes three main parts: Generic education, specialized knowledge and Graduation thesis. All of them have strong connection and are be taught by different teachers:
+ Lecturers from the Faculty of Foundation Science are in charge of teaching generic knowledge.
+ Lecturers from the Faculty of Vehicles and Energy Engineering are in charge of teaching specialized knowledge.
+ Specific lecturers will instruct students to do research within 6 months in graduation thesis, which is aimed at bringing students opportunities to enhance knowledge and sharpen skills.
- The academic program lasts 8 semesters. Excellent students are allowed to study more credits in one semester, and, therefore, graduate sooner than others. Maximum time for program completion is 8 years.
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Graduation conditions
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Students who have fully completed 150 credits of the program with the minimum cumulative GPA of 5.0, are not involved in any criminal prosecution or under suspension and have had the certificates of Physical Education and National Defense Education are considered qualified for graduation.
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Extracurricular activities
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Students are encouraged to take part in different activities in art, music, voluntary activities and community events.
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Credit distribution for knowledge areas
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Content
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Number of credits
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Required
(1)
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Elective
(2)
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Total
(1)+(2)
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Generic knowledge
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45
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11
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56
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Political theory
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12
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0
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12
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Social sciences and humanities
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0
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6
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6
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English
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9
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0
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9
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Introduction to Automotive Technology
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3
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0
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3
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Computing
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3
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0
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3
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Mathematics and Natural Sciences
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18
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5
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23
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Specialised knowledge
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81
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13
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94
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Intermediate courses
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25
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2
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27
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Specialised courses
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26
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9
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34
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Workshop practice courses
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18
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2
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20
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Graduation internship
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2
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0
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2
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Graduation thesis
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10
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0
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10
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Semester 1:
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No.
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Course Code
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Courses Name
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Number of credits
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Required
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Elective
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1
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LLCT150105
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The basic principles of Marxism-Leninism
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5
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2
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INAT130130
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Introduction to Automotive Technology
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3
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3
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ENGL130137
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English 1
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3
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4
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MATH130101
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Advanced Mathematics A1
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3
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5
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MATH130201
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Advanced Mathematics A2
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3
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6
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Social sciences and humanities (1)
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2
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7
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PHED110513
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Physical Education 1
(without accumulation)
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1
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Total
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19
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Semester 2:
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No.
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Course Code
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Courses Name
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Number of credits
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Required
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Elective
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1
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Mathematics and Natural Sciences (1)
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3
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2
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ENGL130237
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English 2
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3
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3
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MATH130301
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Advanced Mathematics A3
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3
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4
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PHYS130102
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Fundamental Physics 1
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3
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5
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VBPR131085
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Visual Basic Programming
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3
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6
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EDDG230120
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Descriptive Geometry and Engineering
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3
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7
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LLCT120314
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Ho Chi Minh's Ideology
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2
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8
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PHED110613
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Physical Education 2
(without accumulation)
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1
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9
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GDQP008031
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National defence education
(without accumulation)
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4
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Total
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20
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Semester 3:
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No.
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Course Code
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Courses Name
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Number of credits
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Required
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Elective
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1
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THER222932
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Thermal Engineering
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2
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2
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TOMT220225
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Tolerances and measuring technique
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2
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3
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ENGL330337
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English 3
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3
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4
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PHYS120202
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Fundamental Physics 1
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2
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5
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PHYS110302
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General Experimental Physics
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1
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6
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ENME230121
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Engineering Mechanics
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3
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7
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EEEN234062
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering
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3
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8
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ENMA220126
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Engineering Materials
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2
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9
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MHAP110127
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Mechanical handywork practice
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1
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10
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PHED130715
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Physical Education 3
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3
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Total
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22
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Semester 4:
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No.
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Course Code
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Courses Name
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Number of credits
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Required
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Elective
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1
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FLUI220132
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Applied Fluid Mechanics
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2
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2
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STMA230521
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Strength of Materials
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3
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3
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LLCT230214
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Revolution of Vietnamese Communist Party
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3
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4
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MATH130401
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Probability and Applied Statistics
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3
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5
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AMIC320133
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Applied Microcontroller
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2
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6
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TMMP230220
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Theory of machine and machine design
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3
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7
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ICEP330330
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Internal Combustion Engine Principles
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3
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8
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GELA220405
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General Law
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2
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Total
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21
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No.
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Course Code
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Courses Name
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Number of credits
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Required
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Elective
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1
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METE320126
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Metal Technology
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Choose 1
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2
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FMMT320825
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Fundamentals of Machinary Manufacturing Technology
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PHEQ220332
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Pneumatic – Hydraulic Technology
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2
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Social sciences and humanities (2)
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2
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3
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THOV330131
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Theory of Vehicles
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3
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4
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AEES330233
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Automotive Electrical and Electronic
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3
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5
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ICEC330430
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Internal Combustion Engine Calculations
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3
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6
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PICE331030
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Practice of Internal Combustion Engines
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3
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7
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PAPS331131
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Practice of Automotive Powertrain System
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3
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8
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Mathematics and Natural Sciences (2)
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2
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Total
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21
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Semester 6:
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No.
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Course Code
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Courses Name
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Number of credits
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Required
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Elective
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1
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VEDE330231
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Vehicle Design
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3
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2
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AACS330333
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Vehicle Automatic Control Systems
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3
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3
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PEMS331130
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Practice of Engine Management Systems
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3
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4
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PACS331231
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Practice of Automotive Chassis Systems
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3
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5
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PAES321133
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Practice of Automotive Electrical and Electronic Systems
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2
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6
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CAMC320533
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Computer Application in Measurement and Control of Automotive
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Choose 1
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2
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CAVS320831
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Computer Application in Design and Simulation of Automotive
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CAES320530
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Computer Application in Design and Simulation of Engine
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7
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Mathematics and Natural Sciences (2)
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2
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8
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EFAE327031
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English for Automotive Engineering
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2
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Total
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20
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Semester 7:
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No.
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Course Code
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Courses Name
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Number of credits
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Required
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Elective
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1
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VNOV320431
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Vehicle Vibration and Noise
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2
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2
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ASCS320433
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Automotive Safety and Convenience Systems
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2
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3
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ASMA220230
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Auto Service Management
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2
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4
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PABE331233
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Practice of Automotive Body Electrical Systems
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3
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5
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ADRT330331
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Automotive Diagnostic and Repair Technology
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Choose 3
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6
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QUMA321806
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Quality Management
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ENAE320630
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Testing for Automobiles and Engines
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AUAE320633
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Automotive Alternative Energy
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PRMA320730
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Industrial Project Management
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HRMS320830
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Human Resource Management
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6
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PBPA321331
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Practice of Vehicle Body Repair
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Choose 1
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2
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POAD331230
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Practice of Automotive Diagnostic
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PAUP321333
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Practice of Programming in Automotive Control
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Total
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17
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Semester 8:
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No.
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Course Code
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Courses Name
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Number of credits
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Required
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Elective
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Option 1
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1
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PRGR422130
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Graduation Internship
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2
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2
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GRTH402030
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Graduation Thesis
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10
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Option 2
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3
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STIE422230
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Special Topic 2 for Graduation
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2
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4
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STCV423131
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Special Topic 2 for Graduation
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2
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5
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STAE420733
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Special Topic 3 for Graduation
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2
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6
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GRES442130
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Graduation Essay
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4
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Total
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10
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The expected learning outcomes of AET program
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Group of ELOs
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ELOs
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General Knowledge
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- ELO 1: Applying basic knowledge of mathematics and science into engineering.
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Technology Fundamental Knowledge
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- ELO 2: Applying technology fundamental and specialized knowledge in Automotive Engineering Technology.
- ELO 3: Applying specialized knowledge in designing, calculating, testing, diagnosing automotive systems or managing and providing automobile services
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Professional Skills
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- ELO 4: Analyzing, explaining and reasoning to solve automotive engineering problems.
- ELO 5: Experimenting and discovering automotive engineering knowledge.
- ELO 6: Attaining ability to think critically and systematically about automotive engineering problems.
- ELO 7: Having management and professional skills necessary for promoting productivity in automobile industry.
- ELO 11: Generalizing activities of organizations and enterprises in automotive industry.
- ELO 12: Conceiving ideas of automobile systems.
- ELO 13: Designing, calculating and simulating working mechanism of automobile components.
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Generic Skills
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- ELO 8: Being able to lead and function in teams.
- ELO 9: Being able to communicate well in written and spoken forms.
- ELO 10: Being able to communicate in English.
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Attitude and Awareness
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- ELO 14: Having awareness of social effects and demands on Automotive Engineering Technology industry.
- ELO 15: Having awareness of professional development and life-long learning.
- ELO 16: Possessing professional ethics, environmental awareness and professional working manner.
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