Transferring credit from a relevant HNC or HND reduces the time it will take to complete the Bachelor Engineering (Hons) (Q65) qualification. Visit our College Routes pages to find out more about making the most of your HNC or HND and working towards a degree with the Open University.
 

Introductory:​

1. Manufacturing
    
2. Forth Road Bridge
    
3. Assessing risk in engineering, work and life
    
4. An introduction to design engineering
    
5. Personal development planning for engineering
    
6. Squares, roots and powers
    
7. Introduction to differentiation
    
8. Introduction to differential equations
    
9. Geometry
    
10. Language, notation and formulas
     
11. Ratio, proportion and percentages
     

Intermediate:

1. An introduction to electronics
    
2. Engineering: The nature of problems
    
3. Engineering: The challenge of temperature
    
4. Groups and teamwork
    
5. Kinematics of fluids
    
6. Introduction to the calculus of variations
    
7. Rings and polynomials
    
8. Metric spaces and continuity
    
9. Second-order differential equations
    
10. Dynamics
     
11. Introduction to linear equations and matrices
     
12. Vectors and conics
     

Advanced:

1. Introduction to structural integrity
    
2. Technological innovation: a resource-based view
    
3. Structural devices
    
4. Tay Bridge disaster
    
5. Theories in Technology Evaluation
    
6. Superconductivity
    
7. Introduction to finite element analysis
    
8. Introduction to forensic engineering
    
9. Surfaces

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