PROGRAMME DURATION
5 years
We are delighted to furnish you with information that will assist you in achieving your goal to study at Elizade University.
The Automotive Engineering discipline of Elizade University, was established along side Mechanical and Production Engineering in September, 2013. It became a stand-alone department in the year 2018, although it is a new department in which the students are exposed to our well equipped laboratories which include laboratories like Physics, Chemistry, Personal Computer, Material Testing and Stress Analysis, Heat Transfer, Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics and Machine Shop. The department was ranked one of the best in the Faculty of Engineering during the 2016 National University Commissions (NUC) visit to the University. However, the department has risen steadily to the top and well known for its professionalism in educating and training talents and developing technologies in the automotive engineering field of study. Graduates of the department can find employment in automotive industry and sub-industry on product development, production, quality control, purchasing, post-purchasing and marketing.
To perform research studies and to educate young engineering candidate equipped with technical “know-how”, creative thinking and being able to try and research new technologies to achieve required goal.
The objectives of the Automotive Engineering Department is to prepare engineering candidates for various branches of this industry with an improved self-confidence and individual initiative. Students are educated to have scientific systematic approach in solving engineering problems, sound engineering base, life-long learning habits and research abilities. In addition, the graduates of the Department of Automotive Engineering will have:
We are delighted to furnish you with information that will assist you in achieving your goal to study at Elizade University.
Admission into the Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng), Automotive Engineering programme is either through Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) into 100 level or direct entry into 200 level:
(a) University Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) Admission to 100 level is through Joint Matriculation Examination Board (JAMB) in
To be eligible for admission, candidates must have the Ordinary level of General Certificate of Education (GCE) or Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSSCE) with at least five credit passes including Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and English Language at NOT more than two (2) sittings. The process is made responsive to directives from NUC through the Senate of the University.
(b) Direct Entry Admission In addition to the requirements specified above in
# | Code | Title | Units | Type |
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1 | GST 101 | Communication in English I | ||
2 | MTH 101 | General Mathematics I | ||
3 | CSC 101 | Introduction to Computer Science I | ||
4 | MTH 103 | General Mathematics III | ||
5 | CHM 101 | General Chemistry I | ||
6 | PHY 101 | General Physics | ||
7 | GST 111 | Citizenship and Leadership Education | ||
8 | GST 109 | Use of Library, Study Skills & ICT |
# | Code | Title | Units | Type |
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1 | GST 102 | Communication in English II | ||
2 | PHY 104 | Practical Physics II | ||
3 | GNE 106 | Introduction to Engineering Drawing | ||
4 | GNE 104 | Intro. to Computational Software | ||
5 | PHY 102 | General Physics II | ||
6 | MTH 102 | General Mathematics II | ||
7 | MTH 104 | General Mathematics IV | ||
8 | CHM 104 | Practical Chemistry II | ||
9 | GNE 102 | Engineer –in– Society | ||
10 | CHM 102 | General Chemistry II | ||
11 | PHY 106 | Properties of Matter |
# | Code | Title | Units | Type |
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1 | GNE 259 | Materials Science | ||
2 | CSC 201 | Computer Programming I | ||
3 | GST 205 | Nigerian Peoples and Cultures | ||
4 | GNE 257 | Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering I | ||
5 | GNE 255 | Applied Mechanics | ||
6 | GNE 251 | Engineering Drawing I | ||
7 | ELP 201 | Communication for Impact I | ||
8 | GST 215 | Entrepreneurship I | ||
9 | GNE 253 | Engineering Mathematics I | ||
10 | GNE 297 | Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering Lab. I |
# | Code | Title | Units | Type |
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1 | GST 210 | Introduction to Musicology | ||
2 | GNE 296 | Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics Lab. | ||
3 | MEE 202 | Engineering Drawing II | ||
4 | GNE 298 | Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering Lab. II | ||
5 | GNE 252 | Workshop Practice | ||
6 | GNE 258 | Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering II | ||
7 | GNE 256 | Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics | ||
8 | GNE 260 | Strength of Materials I | ||
9 | GNE 254 | Engineering Mathematics II | ||
10 | GST 216 | Entrepreneurship II | ||
11 | GNE 262 | Fundamentals of Thermodynamics |
# | Code | Title | Units | Type |
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1 | MEE 307 | Fluid Mechanics I | ||
2 | ATE 301 | Internal Combustion Engines | ||
3 | MEE 303 | Theory of Machines | ||
4 | GNE 315 | Engineering Mathematics III | ||
5 | ATE 305 | Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems | ||
6 | ATE 307 | Automotive Laboratory | ||
7 | MEE 309 | Strength of Materials II | ||
8 | ATE 303 | Vehicle Structures |
# | Code | Title | Units | Type |
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1 | ATE 352 | Automotive Combustion, Power Train & Noise, Vibrations and Harshness | ||
2 | ATE 356 | Automotive Mechatronics I | ||
3 | GNE 352 | Engineering Mathematics IV | ||
4 | MEE 358 | Metrology | ||
5 | GNE 354 | Engineering Communication | ||
6 | MEE 392 | Thermodynamics & Fluid Mechanics Lab. | ||
7 | MEE 362 | Thermodynamics | ||
8 | MEE 356 | Fluid Mechanics I | ||
9 | EEE 352 | Electrical Machines | ||
10 | MEE 354 | Engineering Drawing III |
# | Code | Title | Units | Type |
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1 | MEE 403 | Mechanical Vibration | ||
2 | MEE 411 | Applied Thermodynamics | ||
3 | ATE 403 | Finite Element Analysis of Structures | ||
4 | GNE 415 | Engineering Analysis | ||
5 | ATE 401 | Automotive System Design | ||
6 | MEE 305 | Heat Transfer I | ||
7 | MEE 405 | Fluid Mechanics II | ||
8 | ATE 407 | Dynamics & Control II |
# | Code | Title | Units | Type |
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1 | ATE 400 | Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES II) | ||
2 | ATE 300 | Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES I) | ||
3 | ATE 200 | Student Work Experience Programme (SWEP) |
# | Code | Title | Units | Type |
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1 | MEE 507 | Engineering Design Process | ||
2 | ATE 505 | Automobile Vehicle Dynamics & Safety | ||
3 | ATE 561 | Fatigue of Structures | ||
4 | ATE 503 | CFD for Engineering Applications | ||
5 | ATE 507 | Automotive Maintenance & Testing | ||
6 | ATE 509 | Automotive Mechatronics II | ||
7 | MEE 525 | Finite Element Method | ||
8 | ATE 559 | Micro Electro Systems Devices and Technologies | ||
9 | GNE 501 | Engineering Management |
# | Code | Title | Units | Type |
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1 | ATE 524 | Internal Combustion Engines Design | ||
2 | ATE 522 | Project | ||
3 | GNE 502 | Engineering Management | ||
4 | MEE 502 | Fluid Dynamics | ||
5 | ATE 536 | Vehicle Design | ||
6 | ATE 502 | Automotive Materials & Structures |