Bachelor Degree of Technology in Welding

Program Educational Objectives (PEO) are specific goals describing expected achievements of graduates in their career and professional life after graduation. Below is the PEO for Faculty of Engineering Technology.

PEO1	To produce welding technologist that perform related welding work including maintenance, fabricator, designer, safety advisor, and production manager.
PEO2	To produce technopreneurs in related welding technology.
PEO3	To produce relevant, respected, and referred professionals in welding technology.

Upon completion of this program, graduate should be able to:

PLO1	Apply knowledge of technology fundamentals to broadly-defined procedures processes, systems and methodologies in welding technology.
PLO2	Able to suggest and apply latest tools and techniques to solve broadly-defined problems.
PLO3	Demonstrate strong analytical and critical thinking skills to solve broadly-defined problems in welding technology.
PLO4	Able to communicate and articulate effectively in both verbal and written among technologist communities and society at large.
PLO5	Demonstrate understanding of the societal related issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to broadly-defined technology practices.
PLO6	Recognize the needs for professional development and to engage independent lifelong learning in specialist technologists.
PLO7	Demonstrate an awareness of management and technopreneurship practices in real perspective.
PLO8	Demonstrate professionalism and social and ethical consideration.
PLO9	Demonstrate leadership quality, mentoring, and work effectively in diverse teams.

Career Prospect

Students will learn and practice all required skills and knowledge in but not limited to, welding process, welding inspection, Non-Destructive Test, and IR4.0 systems in welding. Students will experience 1-year on-the-job learning and training in local industry that will furnish them with the required experience that may secure them with a proper career in the future.

Becoming a Welding Technologist is an excellent career path for Bachelor Degree of Technology in Welding. It is a known demand from industry for graduates to have at least one type of competency or skill other than their own bachelor degree certificate. Bachelor Degree of Technology in Welding graduates can also become professional welders with another level of knowledge in IR4.0 application and advanced welding processes. Welding technopreneur is another branch of an excellent career that Bachelor Degree of Technology in Welding graduates can get into, since creating another job for others.

Curriculum Structure

First Year – First Semester

CODE	SUBJECT	CATEGORY	CREDIT
BLLW 1222	Third Language	W	2
BMMK 1014	Safety in Welding	K	4
BMMK 1024	Cad and Welding Graphics	K	4
BMMK 1034	Metal Fabrications Technology	K	4

First Year – Second Semester

CODE	SUBJECT	CATEGORY	CREDIT
**BLLW 2152	Academic writing	W	2
BMMK 1043	Product Design In Welding	K	3
BMMK 1054	Welding Documentation	K	4
BMMK 1064	Non-Conventional Welding Process	K	4
**BLLW 2152	Academic writing	W	2

Second Year – First Semester

CODE	SUBJECT	CATEGORY	CREDIT
**BLLW 3162	English for Professional Interaction	W	2
BMMK 2074	Imperfection in Welding	K	4
BMMK 2084	Materials Behaviour in Welding	K	4
BMMK 2094	Safety Management	K	4
BMMK 2104	Welding Design Analysis	K	4

Second Year – Second Semester

CODE	SUBJECT	CATEGORY	CREDIT
BTMU 2124	Capstone Technopreneurship 1	P	4
BMMK 2114	Computer Aided Analysis	K	4
BMMK 2124	Electrical Welding Equipment	K	4
BMMK 2134	Non Destructive Test	K	4

Third Year – First Semester

CODE	SUBJECT	CATEGORY	CREDIT
BTMU 3134	Capstone Technopreneurship 2	P	4
*BMMK 31X4	Elective	E	4
BMMK 3144	Economic of Welding and Procurement	K	4
BMMK 3184	Welding Quality Assurance	K	4
BMXX XXX0	Professional Certificate Preparation Course	P	0

Third Year – Second Semester

CODE	SUBJECT	CATEGORY	CREDIT
BMMU 3134	Final Year Project 1	K	4
BMMK 3193	Cyber Physical Systems in Welding	K	3
BMMK 3204	Reclamation in Welding	K	4
BMMK 3214	Managing Production and Supervision	K	4

Fouth Year – First Semester

CODE	SUBJECT	CATEGORY	CREDIT
BMMU 3186	Final Year Project 2	K	6

Fouth Year – Second Semester

CODE	SUBJECT	CATEGORY	CREDIT
BMMU 3212	Industrial Training	K	12

CODE	COURSE	CATEGORY	CREDIT
BKKX XXX1	Cocurriculum I	W	1
BLHW 1442	English for Academic Purposes	W	2
BKKX XXX1	Cocurriculum II	W	1
BLHW 1762	Philosophy and Current Issues	W	2
BTMW 1112	Basic Technopreneur	W	2
BMMK 1043	Product Design In Welding	K	3
BMMK 1054	Welding Documentation	K	4
BMMK 1064	Non-Conventional Welding Process	K	4
BLHW 2772	Appreciation of Ethics and Civilizations	W	2

**   Pre-requisite COURSE
W   University Compulsory
P    Faculty Core
K    Programme Core
E    Elective

* For Elective, students may choose any ONE (1) subject from the list below: 

NO.	CODE	COURSE
1.	BMMK 3154	Non Dectructive Test for Professional
2.	BMMK 3164	Welding Technology for Professional
3.	BMMK 3174	Welding Inspection for Professional

  *** Work Based Learning Programme in industry for 12 months.