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COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CRIDIT HOUUR COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CRIDIT HOUUR
MECHANICAL
MECHANICAL
DJJ1032 WORKSHOP 2.0 EMEMM1102 5
WORKSHOP
PRACTICE
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
THEORY HOUR PREREQUISITE THEORY HOUR PREREQUISITE
HOUR HOUR
NONE NONE
POLITEKNIK BANTING SELANGOR - Sultanate of Oman

MALASIYA Ministry of Higher Education
Mechanical Workshop Practice Directorate General of Vocational
Training
Diploma in Machining Mechanics
1. Perform fitting, machining and welding 1- Follow preliminary safety rules in
works according to Standard Operating   workshop.
Procedure.
2. Demonstrate the awareness of social 2- Select appropriate fitting tools for the
responsibility and safety in practical  required application.
work procedures and practices.
3. Demonstrate an understanding of 3- Prepare the simple jobs as per
professional ethics, responsibilities and specification using fitting tools.
norms of engineering practice 
according to the workshop safety
regulation.
4- Acquire essential workshop bench
skills and fabricate small projects,
using hand tools.
5- Prepare small projects require the
reading of drawings, marking out,

sawing, filing, drilling and tapping
skill.
6- Assimilate the proper and safe use of
tools coupled with the necessity to
fabricate the small projects with
tolerances specified in the drawings.
7- Follow the housekeeping and
maintenance of hand tools.
3−1
Matching Percentage =
3
∗100 = 66.66 %
WORKSHOP
DJJ1043 3.0
TECHNOLOGY
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE

Workshop Technology Directorate General of Vocational Training
1. Apply the knowledge of basic These outcomes are covered in the
mechanical components and following courses.
equipment, hand tools and   1.Mechanical Measurement
measuring equipment in workshop
technology. 2.Mechanical Workshop
2. Explain the types of removal and 3.Manufacturing Process
joining process in mechanical  
engineering. 4.Machine Design Element
3. Demonstrate continuous learning 5.Enterpreneureship
and information management skills 
to complete assigned task.
3−1
3
∗100 = 66.66 %
APPLIED
ENGINEERING
DJJ13053 3.0 EMEMM2109 MECHANICS 2
MECHANICS
1&2
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE PHYS1101
POLITEKNIK BANTING SELANGOR - MALASIYA Sultanate of Oman

ENGINEERING MECHANICS Ministry of Higher Education
Directorate General of Vocational
Training
1. Analyze problems related to statics and 1- Recognize common equilibrium
dynamics based on the concept and   problems.
principles of engineering mechanics.
2. Organize appropriately experiments in 2- Grasp the condition for
groups according to the Standard Operating transitional and rotational

procedures. equilibrium and form the proper
equation of equilibrium.
3. Demonstrate ability to work in team to 3- Use the pictorial representation
complete assigned tasks during practical  of equilibrium situation in terms
work. of free-body diagram.
4- Realize the difference between
equilibrium force and the
resultant force.
5- Distinguish between the various
forces and stresses arising in a
problem such as the internal,
external, tensile, compressive,
direct, shear and other loading
conditions, etc…
6- Define centroid, center of
gravity and center of mass of a
rigid body and appreciate their
location and significances.
7- Define moment of inertia of
mass and area and grasping
methods of computing each
about any axis.
8- Handle various structural
problems and utilizing sections
and joint methods.
9- Distinguish between various
types of friction.
10- Analyze beams in terms of
shearing forces and bending
moment under various
boundary conditions.
11- Carry out laboratory experiment
to verify the conditions of
equilibrium of forces, analyze
 beams, determine coefficient of
static friction and other topics
related to the static’s of bodies,
frames, etc…
3−1
3
∗100 = 66.66 %
COMPUTER
DJJ1032 AIDED DESIGN 2.0
-1
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
ENGINEERING
DRAWING

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 1 Directorate General of Vocational
Training
1. Apply the fundamental features of CAD
software in producing engineering 
drawing.
2. Construct 2D drawing using These outcomes are covered in the

fundamental features of CAD software. ENGINEERING DRAWING courses in the
3. Demonstrate continuous learning and Foundation Program.
information management skill while
engaging in independent acquisition of 
new knowledge and skill to solve
assigned task.
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Matching Percentage = 5− 5 ∗100 ¿ = 0%
COURSE COURSE CRIDIT
COURSE TITLE CRIDIT HOUUR COURSE TITLE
CODE CODE HOUUR
DJJ2073 THERMODYNAMICS 3.0
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL THEORY
THEORY HOUR PREREQUISITE PREREQUISITE
HOUR HOUR HOUR
ENGINEERING
DRAWING

THERMODYNAMICS Directorate General of Vocational
Training
1. Apply the fundamentals of
thermodynamics to solve related
problems.
2. Organize appropriately experiments in
groups according to the Standard COURSE NOT OFFERED
Operating Procedures.
3. Demonstrate the ability to work in
team to complete assigned tasks
during practical work sessions
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FLUID
FLUID EMEMM2212 2
DJJ3093 3.0 MECHANICS
MECHANICS EMEMM2316 2
1&2
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
PHYSICS 2
PHY1202
NONE FLUID
EMEMM2212
MECHANICS 1

FLUID MECHANICS Ministry of Higher Education
Training
1. Apply the fundamentals of fluid 1- Grasp the concepts of a fluid and

mechanics to solve related problems. basic flow analysis techniques.
2. Organize appropriately experiments in 2- Deal with continuity and Bernoulli’s
groups according to the Standard   equations in various fluid flow
operating Procedure.
problems.
3. Demonstrate ability to work in team to 3- Treat fluid flow in pipe network with
complete assigned tasks during practical  full consideration of pipe losses.
work sessions.
4- Interpret the fluid pressure variation
in static’s situations.
5- Estimate the fluid forces on surfaces
and submerged bodies.
6- Apply effectively energy and linear
momentum equations in fluid flow.
7- Distinguish between linear and
turbulent flow.
8- Carry out fluid flow measurement
such as pressure, speed, flow rate
and be familiarized with the relevant
measuring devices, transducers and
measurement techniques.
 9- Perform experimental work
including hydrostatic force on
surface, flow and fluid through pipes
and other topics related to the
applications of fluid mechanics in
mechanical engineering.
3−1
3
∗100 = 66.66 %
STRUCTURE &
STRENGTH OF
DJJ3103 3.0 EMEMM1306 PROPERTIES 3
MATERIALS
OF MATERIALS
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE CHEM1101 CHEMISTRY 1

STRENGTH OF MATERIALS Directorate General of Vocational Training
1. Apply the concepts of strength of 1- Explain the importance of material
materials to solve related problems. study and state the type of material
 such as metals, polymers, ceramics,
composites and semiconductors and
also their applications.
2. Organize appropriately experiments 2- Describe the properties of various
in groups according to the Standard materials such as mechanical,
Operating Procedures. 
electrical, thermal, physical and
chemical properties of materials.
3. Demonstrate ability to work in team 3- Recognize the crystal and non-

to complete assigned tasks. crystalline structures of materials.
4- Distinguish between the properties of
amorphous and crystalline materials.
5- Apply the generalized form of hooks
law to predict the elastic behavior of the
 different materials. Characterize
materials by stress and strain curves.
Carryout laboratory tests on the above.
6- Carryout destructive and non-

destructive tests in the laboratory.
7- Select a suitable material for any given
product based on the design
specifications and selection criteria.
8- Refer to the standard data sources to
find the properties of the suitable
material and selection.
3−1
3
∗100 = 66.66 %
MATERIAL
DJJ3213 3.0 EMEMM2315 METALLURGY 3.0
SCIENCE
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
STRUCTURE &
EMEMM1306 PROPERTIES
NONE
CHEM2101 OF MATERIAL
CHEMISTRY 2

MATERIAL SCIENCE Directorate General of Vocational Training
1. Explain the fundamental of material 1- Distinguish different types of Metal
science including identification of Alloys and their standard names.
various types of materials, mechanical
 
behavior, metal production processes,
and various principles of material
testing.
2. Organize appropriately experiments in 2- Understand the different
groups according to the standard methods of manufacturing.
 
Operating Procedures.
3. Demonstrate ability to work in team to 3- Identify the different

complete assigned tasks during  procedures of heat
practical work sessions.
4- treatment processes for different
materials.
5- Understating the different

applications of heat treatment processes.
6- Introducing the various tools and

equipment required for heat treatment.
3−1
3
∗100 = 66.66 %
PNEUMATIC &
DJJ5123 3.0
HYDRAULICS
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE

PNEUMATIC & HYDRAULICS Directorate General of Vocational
Training
1. Analyze the basic concept and function
of pneumatics and hydraulics system.
2. Construct pneumatic, electro-pneumatic
and hydraulic circuit according to
assigned tasks.
COURSE NOT
3. Demonstrate understanding of OFFERED
engineering norm and practices in
pneumatics and hydraulics during
practical work sessions.
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COURSE CRIDIT COURSE CRIDIT
COURSE TITLE COURSE TITLE
CODE HOUUR CODE HOUUR
MANUFACTURIN
EMEMM120 MANUFACTURIN
DJJ2012 G WORKSHOP 2.0 7.0
4 G PROCESS 1
PRACTICE 1
PRACTICA PREREQUISIT PRACTICAL PREREQUISIT
THEORY HOUR THEORY HOUR
L HOUR E HOUR E
MECHANICAL
NONE EMEMM1102
WORKSHOP

MANUFACTURING WORKSHOP PRACTICE 1 Directorate General of Vocational
Training
1. Make a simple project using casting, 1- State various manufacturing
plastic, TIG/MIG welding and processes like material shaping,
 material removal, joining and
conventional machine process on
assembly processes.
standard operational procedures.
2. Demonstrate safety awareness in 2- Describe the different techniques for
practical work procedures and  manufacturing method and their
applications.
practices.
3. Demonstrate an understanding of 3- Distinguish between metal shaping
professional ethics, responsibilities, and joining process.

norms and practices in manufacturing
processes during practical work session.
4- Describe forming operations like
turning, facing, taper turning, thread
cutting, drilling, grooving etc…
5- Illustrate the basic features of
machine tools like lathe machines,
drilling machines, milling machines,
grinding machines and their
applications.
6- Describe the salient features of
joining operations like arc welding,
gas welding, brazing, soldering and
their applications.
7- Apply the theory, in practical skill for
 various operations with different
exercise.
8- Follow the Machine Safety and
 personal safety to complete the
practical task.
3−1
3
∗100 = 66.66% %
COURSE CRIDIT COURSE CRIDIT
COURSE TITLE COURSE TITLE
CODE HOUUR CODE HOUUR
MANUFACTURIN
EMEMM130 MANUFACTURIN
DJJ3012 G WORKSHOP 2.0 7
5 G PROCESS 2
PRACTICE 2
PRACTICA PREREQUISIT PRACTICAL PREREQUISIT
THEORY HOUR THEORY HOUR
L HOUR E HOUR E
NONE EMEMM1204

MANUFACTURING WORKSHOP PRACTICE 2 Ministry of Higher Education
Training
1. Make a project using TIG and MIG welding, 1- Learn the spindle and table feed
conventional machine, EDM, CNC machine  mechanism and able to calculate
based on standard operational procedures.
different machining operation.
2. Demonstrate safety awareness in practical 2- Know the parts and assembly of
work procedures and practices.  machine operating mechanism
and able to describe the parts.
3. Demonstrate an understanding of 3- Learn about work holding system
professional ethics, responsibilities, norms for different machine.

and practices in manufacturing processes
during practical work session.
4- Know the different cutting tools –
type, material, terminology and
ISO Designation.
5- Learn the preventive and break
down maintenance of lathe,
milling, drilling and grinding
machine.
6- Understand the latest technology
and application of above
machines.

7- Do the practical with more skill
effort and maintain the quality and
finish the work with accuracy.
 8- Follow the work, machine and
personal safety related with
different machine.
3−1
3
∗100 = 66.66% %
CODE CODE HOUUR
MANUFACTURIN
DJJ5022 2.0
G SYSTEM
HOUR HOUR HOUR
NONE

MANUFACTURING SYSTEM Ministry of Higher Education
Training
1. Apply the basic concept of manufacturing
system, process analysis, process layout,
scheduling and material handling system.
2. Organize one of lean system approach
COURSE NOT
3. Demonstrate good communication skill in OFFERED
group oral presentation, on assigned topics
within a stipulated time frame.
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DJJ5032 CAD/CAM 2.0 EMEMM2314 CAD/CAM 3
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
EMEMM2107
NONE
EMEMM2210

CAD/CAM Directorate General of Vocational Training
1. Explain briefly CAD. NC, CAM and 1- Describe the various manufacturing
various type of modern processes for material removal and

manufacturing system. understand the appropriate technology
for each of the cutting processes.
2. Create NC code for a particular 2- Understand the role of CAD/CAM in
product design by utilizing related   modern design and manufacturing.
CAD/CAM simulation software.
3. Demonstrate continuous learning 3- Describe the principles of Computer
and information management skill Aided Designing systems and the
while engaging in independent  concepts of Geometric modeling, solid
acquisition of new knowledge and modeling, and feature-based design
skill to develop a project. modeling.
4- Create and design mechanical parts and

elements in 2D and 3D dimension using
state of the art CAD System.
5- Distinguish the d iffe rent CAD/CAM

neutral files.
6- Understand the import and export
procedure of CAD/CAM electronic
neutral files (IGES, STEM, DXF,).
7- Describe the principles of CAM systems.
8- Use Post-Processor to implement typical

examples.
9- Compare and distinguish the
difference
10- between the operation and programming
of a CNC machine tool using manual
programming and the operation and
programming of CNC machine tool using
CAM systems.
11- Apply both practices (manually and CAM)

to develop the G-code program.
12- Use state of the art CAD/CAM systems to
develop CNC part programs for a series
of mechanical parts.
13- Implement the communication procedure
for transmitting the CNC part program
from an external computer to the control
of the CNC. machine tool.
14- Operate a modern industrial CNC
machine tool for actual machining of
simple and complex mechanical parts.
3−1
3
∗100 = 66.66%
DJF5042 INDUSTRIAL 2.0
ROBOTICS
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE

Industrial Robotics Ministry of Higher Education
Training
1. Explain the application of industrial robot
in manufacturing process including robot
configuration and components.
2. Prepare the robot programming and
maintenance operations that comply with
the standard of industrial robotics safety
COURSE NOT
requirement. OFFERED
3. Demonstrate good communication skills
in oral presentation in group, on the
assigned topics within a stipulated time
frame.
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JIGS, FIXTURES
DJF5053 AND TOOLING 3.0
DESIGN
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE

JIGS, FIXTURES AND TOOLING DESIGN Ministry of Higher Education
Training
1. Apply the concepts of tool design method,
tooling material, jig and fixture.
2. Perform the simulation of mould, tool and COURSE NOT
die design.
3. Demonstrate ability to work in team to OFFERED
complete the assigned practical task.
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DJJ5141 PROJECT 1 1.0
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE

PROJECT 1 Directorate General of Vocational
Training
1. Organize research or project 1- Apply the knowledge he/she gained
systematically.  through the program into an
integrated project.
2. Demonstrate good communication skill 2- Demonstrate communication
of oral presentation in group.   effectiveness through oral
presentations and written reports.
3. Demonstrate continuous learning and 3- Present the results of work in a
information management skills while seminar and submit a properly
engaging in independent acquisition of   written and edited final report.
new knowledge and skill to develop a
project.
4- Manage his/her time to achieve a

time- constrained target.
5- Solve engineering problem.
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CODE CODE HOUUR
MANUFACTURIN
DJF6081 G ENGINEERING 1.0
LABORATORY
HOUR HOUR HOUR
NONE

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING Directorate General of Vocational
LABORATORY Training
1. Organize data and graph control charts
in observing the performance of a
production process along with
appropriate quality improvement tools
such as MRP, Pareto Diagram, Cause and
effect diagram and control chart
2. Manipulate robot programming, PLC COURSE NOT
programming and rapid prototyping
design process to complete a specific OFFERED
task based on standard operating
procedure.
3. Demonstrate ability to work in team to
complete assigned tasks during practical
work session.
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CODE CODE HOUUR
MANUFACTURIN
DJF6092 2.0
G control
HOUR HOUR HOUR
NONE

MANUFACTURING CONTROL Ministry of Higher Education
Training
1. Analyze the concept and application of
Manufacturing Forecasting, Supply Chain
Management & Just in Time, Production
Schedule, inventory Control, Productivity &
capacity Planning, and Material Requirement
Planning (MRP) in manufacturing
management.
2. Conduct Material Requirement Planning COURSE NOT
(MRP) for manufacturing process controlling
activities. OFFERED
3. Relate continuous learning and information
management skill while engaging in
independent acquisition of new knowledge
and skill to develop a Material Requirement
Planning (MRP) according to inventory
system.
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QUALITY
DJF6102 2.0
CONTROL
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE

QUALITY CONTROL Ministry of Higher Education
Training
1. Apply the relation of statistics and quality
management system in understanding of
quality control and their application tools.
2. Propose the related quality tools and COURSE NOT
techniques to control the quality of
products or services based on case study. OFFERED
3. Demonstrate ability to work in team to
complete the assigned tasks.
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DJF6102 PROJECT 2 3.0
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE

PROJECT 2 Ministry of Higher Education
Training
1. Develop creative solution to solve the 1- Apply the knowledge he/she
problems in the project design or case  gained through the program into
study. an integrated project.
2. Organize the selected design or case study 2- Demonstrate communication
based on the project planning. effectiveness through oral
 
presentations and written
reports.
3. Demonstrate good communication skills of 3- Present the results of work in a
presentation in group. seminar and submit a properly
  written and edited final report.
4. Demonstrate ability to lead a team to 4- Manage his/her time to achieve

complete assigned project during practical a time- constrained target.
work sessions.
5. Demonstrate awareness of management, 5- Solve engineering problem.
business practices and entrepreneurship 
related to product of project.
6. Demonstrate awareness of social
responsibility in practical work procedure 
and practices.
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CODE CODE HOUUR
INSTRUMENTATIO
DJJ5172 2.0
N & CONTROL
HOUR HOUR HOUR
NONE

INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL Ministry of Higher Education
Training
1. Apply the concepts of instrumentation and
measurement systems in engineering.
2. Analyze the concepts of instrumentation and
measurement systems in engineering. COURSE NOT
3. Organize the experiment of the instruments
and control system. OFFERED
4. Demonstrate good written communication
skill in lab report on assigned topics.
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MATERIAL
DJF5062 2.0
TECHNOLOGY
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE

MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY Directorate General of Vocational Training
1. Relate the characteristics of stainless
steel, nonferrous alloy and polymer These outcomes are covered in the
materials and electrical features in following courses.
material engineering.
2. Analyze the environmental effect of 1.Mechanical Measurement
mechanic features materials. 2.Metallurgy
3. Demonstrate ability to work in team
to complete assigned topic for case
study.
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INDUSTRIAL
DJF5072 MAINTENANC 3.0
E
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE Directorate General of Vocational Training
1. Explain the maintenance procedure,
power transmission, lubrication and
material conveying system used in an
industry.
2. Outline the preventive maintenance job
for electrical and mechanical COURSE NOT OFFERED
components.
3. Demonstrate the understanding of
engineering norms and practices in
industrial maintenance in the assigned
topics for case study.
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ENGINEERNG
DJJ5133 3.0
DESIGN
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
HOUR HOUR
NONE

ENGINEERING DESIGN Ministry of Higher Education
Training
1. Analyze well-defined the concept of design
process and stress in an engineering
product or component.
These outcomes are covered in the
2. Conduct investigation in the design of
following courses.
simple engineering components by using
mathematical analysis, taking into 1.Machine Design
consideration the safe load limitation. Elements 1 & 2
3. Demonstrate good written communication
skills of case study in group, on assigned
topic.
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CODE CODE HOUUR
MANUFACTURIN
DJF6112 2.0
G ECONOMY
HOUR HOUR HOUR
NONE

MANUFACTURING ECONOMY Ministry of Higher Education
Training
1. Apply knowledge of fixed and variable cost
and factors which influence the direct
material costs, labor cost, direct expenses
cost and actual cost.
2. Analyze correctly the decision making in COURSE NOT
break-even point concept.
3. Demonstrate the awareness of optimizing OFFERED
cost and eliminating wastage in
manufacturing management, business
practice and entrepreneurship.
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3. Demonstrate ability to work in team to 3- Identify the different

5- Understating the different

6- Introducing the various tools and

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4- Create and design mechanical parts and

5- Distinguish the d iffe rent CAD/CAM

7- Describe the principles of CAM systems.

8- Use Post-Processor to implement typical

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4. Demonstrate ability to lead a team to 4- Manage his/her time to achieve

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