EEE6110 Professional Practices in Electrical Engineering
About This Course
This module provides students with in-depth knowledge and competency in selected topics in electrical engineering, including electrical installation design, earthing systems, and lightning protection for the built environment, based on relevant codes of practice from the perspective of practicing engineers. It covers design considerations for societal responsibilities, public safety, the environment, and sustainability in the electrical engineering context. This module also aims to broaden and deepen the participants' knowledge and skills to remain relevant in the electrical engineering industry. Student progress and learning outcomes are assessed through three assignments and a final examination.
What You'll Learn
2. Design philosophy and considerations for power projects. Design approach and considerations to comply with requirements of SS 638 code of practice for electrical installations.
3. Protection against electric shock/flashover.
4. Protection against thermal effects, overcurrent and faults.
5. Cable selection, sizing and protection.
6. Application of software for analysis and design.
7. Lightning protection principles; Basic protection scheme; Requirements of lightning standards Lightning risk assessment.
8. Overvoltage protection of low voltage systems; Protection against lightning electromagnetic impulses.
9. Principles of electromagnetic compatibility; The electromagnetic environment; Electromagnetic interference and coupling mechanisms.
10. Lighting requirement for workplace, indoor and outdoor; Emergency lighting and voice communication.
11. Standby power generator system.
Entry Requirements
Bachelor degree in Engineering
At least one year of relevant working experience