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421-030 Engineering 1 (Agr. Course) | |
Note | Not normally offered to Faculty of Engineering students |
Credit Points | 16.5 |
Coordinator | Dr Graham Moore |
Prerequisites | 620-161 Mathematics or equivalent |
Semester | 1 (view timetable) |
Contact | 48 hours of lectures and 24 hours of practical and practice classes |
Subject Description | By the end of the course students should comprehend; the physical characteristics and interaction of farm water supply systems including the concepts of pressure, flow, energy in pipe and open channel systems; the relationship between force, energy and power in machine systems; the basic concepts of heat and mass transfer, particularly as it applies to solar and terrestrial radiation and evaporation; the basic concepts of the behaviour of granular materials as they apply to product storage and traction. |
Assessment | One written examination not exceeding three-hours and practical class reports. Students must attain a satisfactory standard in practical work to pass the subject as a whole |
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