MECHATRONICS

Upon Completion of Each Module

Participants will be awarded with a Statement of Attainment (SOA) certificate for each individual module, if they meet the following criteria:

• Achieve at least 75% course attendance;
• Take all assessments; and
• Pass the course. 

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The individual modules offered under the Mechatronics specialisation are:

• Mech M1 : Design Precision Machines (42 hours)
• Mech M2 : Develop Machine Health Monitoring Techniques (42 hours)
• Mech M3 : Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (45 hours)

Pre-Requisites

• Applicants should possess a degree in any discipline or a diploma with a minimum of 3 years of related working experience.
  
• Applicants who do not have the required academic qualifications are still welcome to apply, but shortlisted candidates may be required to attend an interview for special approval.
• Proficiency in written and spoken English.

Please visit the respective module's webpage for more information on the course details and fee breakdown.

• Mech M1 : Design Precision Machines (42 hours) 
• Mech M2 : Develop Machine Health Monitoring Techniques (42 hours)
• Mech M3 : Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (45 hours) 
  

LONG TERM VISIT PASS PLUS (LTVP+) HOLDERS

• The LTVP+ scheme applies to lawful foreign spouses of Singapore Citizens with (i) at least one Singapore Citizen child or are expecting one from the marriage, or at least three years of marriage, and (ii) where the Singapore Citizen sponsor is able to support the family.
•  All LTVP+ holders can be identified with their green visit pass cards, with the word ‘PLUS’ printed on the back of the card.

ENHANCED TRAINING SUPPORT FOR SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISE (SMEs) SCHEME (ETSS)

• The ¹Enhanced Training Support for Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) scheme (ETSS) is for company-sponsored participants who are subject to the eligibility criteria shown below:

SKILLSFUTURE MID-CAREER ENHANCED SUBSIDY (MCES)

• The ²SkillsFuture Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy (MCES) is meant for employer-sponsored and self-sponsored Singapore Citizens aged 40 years old and above.
  

SkillsFuture Credit

• All Singaporeans aged 25 years old and above are eligible for SkillsFuture Credit (Opening SkillsFuture Credit and One-off SkillsFuture Credit Top Up) which can be used to offset course fees (for self-sponsored registrations only).

INTRODUCTION

This highly practical course provides participants with the fundamentals of the basic precision engineering principles and the state-of-the-art concepts for achieving high precision and accuracy in machines and products. The course covers the applications of the key mechanical components and practical approaches for machines and mechanisms design and analysis. Case studies are included to help participants to gain the knowledge for addressing the real-world industrial needs.

What You Will Learn

The course covers the following performance statements:

• Understand the design principles and techniques for precision machine design
• Apply kinematic design concepts
• Aware the design methods for suppressing static and dynamic effects in machine structures
• Apply practical techniques for minimising thermal distortion
• Understand the design technique for high precision linear guides and transmission components
• Design and analyse 4-bar linkage mechanisms for practical applications
• Understand performance characteristics of flexure-based mechanisms
• Perform error analysis for high precision motion stages

Introduction

This module covers the principles and techniques for monitoring machine health and controlling vibration in equipment and machineries. Techniques of signal extraction, fault diagnosis and prognosis will be introduced. Case studies will be included for enhancing the knowledge in vibration analysis and condition monitoring for machine structures and rotating machines. At the end of this module, participants are expected to be equipped with critical competencies in dealing with issues that affect effectiveness and precision capabilities of machines and equipment.

What You Will Learn

Overview of Machine Health Monitoring

• Preventive Maintenance and Predictive Maintenance
• Advantages and Disadvantages Comparison

Machine Health Monitoring Techniques

• Sensors Selection
• Data Acquisition
• Signal Processing and Feature Extraction
• Remote Monitoring of Machines Conditions

Machine Monitoring Application in Semiconductor Industry

• SEMI, SEMATECH, ARAM Standards
• Semicon Roadmap on Equipment Health
• Concept and Components of Potential System

Machine Health Monitoring and Maintenance Management System

• OEE Monitoring System
• Tool Condition Monitoring
• Maintenance Management System (MMS)
• IIoT-enabled Equipment Condition Monitoring and Alert

Introduction

This module aims to teach participants the knowledge of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) controls used in parts and assemblies design. Practical sessions are provided to enhance the understanding of the critical concepts. Upon completion of this module, the participants are expected to be able to inspect parts defined in GD&T.

What You will Learn

GD&T fundamental concepts and form control

• GD&T symbols, terms and rules
• Datum and datum system
• Form control

GD&T position tolerance control and graphic analysis

• Position tolerance control
• Graphic analysis (paper gage)

Orientation, run-out and profile control

• Orientation, run-out and profile control

Advanced GD&T and Applications

• GD&T advantages over coordinate dimensioning
• Strategy for tolerancing parts