Electrical Design Engineer.

After completing the programme, the student should have knowledge of/in 1. Computer-aided design drawing software and its basic principles 2. The project and design process 3. Financial terms, such as tenders, quotations and cost estimates 4. Forms of contracting and the construction industry's standard terms 5. Calculation and applied mathematics for electrical design 6. The Planning and Building Act 7. Public procurement (LOU/LUF) 8. Basic design for CE marking under the Machinery Directive, and strategic issues, requirements and consequences of legislation (MD, EMC and LVD) 9. Safety in control systems according to the standard ISO 13849-1 10. Telecommunications installations and lighting principles 11. DiaLux 12. PLC systems 13. Current rules and standards for electrical installations 14. How different materials or choices of material can affect high-voltage installations from a safety point of view 15. How electrical high-voltage installations and electrical equipment are built up 16. Electromagnetic compatibility and its importance for the functionality of installations and equipment 17. Risk assessment 18. Standards and product liability 19. CE marking of old or rebuilt machines 20. Design and safety requirements and safety solutions After completing the programme, the student should have the skills to 1. Design and plan electrical installations using CAD 2. Integrate different technical installations 3. Design lighting installations 4. Design telecommunications installations such as data networks, alarms, access control, operation and monitoring systems 5. Prepare tenders, quotations and cost estimates 6. Connect installations for industrial systems 7. Review, troubleshoot and correct design drawings 8. Carry out and plan electrical installations in high-voltage installations and identify resources for carrying out specialised tasks 9. Solve complex problems that may arise in different types of electrical installations 10. Carry out calculations and dimensioning applied to electrical installations in high-voltage installations, and document them 11. Carry out inspection before commissioning 12. Carry out measurements to verify the electrical properties 13. Produce drawings and circuit diagrams with associated documentation 14. Communicate minor undertakings, solutions and instructions in at least one foreign language by interpreting and explaining manuals and following instructions on drawings and tools. 15. Follow current safety regulations for electrical machines within the EU. 16. Use aids/tools for CE marking 17. EC declaration of conformity (formerly MD 2a) 18. Partly completed machinery (formerly manufacturer's declaration, MD 2b) 19. Product safety vs. product liability 20. The work process for CE marking 21. Aids/tools for CE marking (e.g. Cedoc)