THE Voice (Sept 2014)
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This document welcomes higher education students to Bridgwater College for the 2014/15 academic year. It highlights that 92% of students in the previous year agreed that the quality of teaching was excellent. The college values student feedback to help improve the student experience and provides examples of changes made based on past comments, such as installing new computers and redesigning a magazine. Students are also encouraged to consider becoming course representatives.
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This document provides a programme specification for an HNC in Mechanical Engineering awarded by Edexcel and taught at Bridgwater College. The 2-year, part-time programme aims to equip students with skills for employment or further study in engineering. Students will complete modules covering topics like engineering design, materials, and computer-aided design. Assessment includes practical assignments and written work. Graduates will be prepared for technician roles in industries like aerospace and manufacturing.
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This document provides information on the HNC in Computer Aided Manufacture and Automation program, including its aims, structure, teaching methods, and career outcomes. The 2-year part-time program is awarded by Edexcel and taught at Bridgwater College. It aims to equip students with skills in CAD, CAM, automation technologies, and engineering principles to prepare them for employment or further study. Teaching methods include lectures, practical workshops, and projects. Assessment includes assignments, practical skills assessments, and exams. Graduates will be prepared for technician roles in engineering design, manufacturing, and maintenance fields.
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This document provides information about the HNC Music Production program offered by Bridgwater College. The program is accredited by Pearson and aims to equip students with skills for careers in the music industry through courses in music technology, audio engineering, sound creation and manipulation. Students complete units with a mix of lectures, seminars, practical sessions and independent study, and are assessed through coursework, exams, and projects modeling real-world tasks.
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