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SAMUEL JACKMAN PRESCOD INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
EXAMINATION SERIES: January 2021
DIVISION: Automotive and Welding Engineering
PROGRAMME NAME: Motor Vehicle Engineering (Diploma)
COURSE TITLE: Automotive Electrics 3
COURSE CODE: MVET 2333
DATE OF EXAMINATION: 2021.01.12
DURATION: 1.5hrs
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES:
o This paper consists of two sections: A and B.
o Answer all questions
o Read the questions carefully before attempting to answer.
o Questions may be answered in any order.
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This training programme consists of six semesters and throughout the development of these semesters you will be introduced to many different types of automotive principles where you will be instructed to practice the skill and knowledge acquired in a professional manner through workshop hands -on training, real life skills and logical trouble shooting techniques.
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This training programme consists of six semesters and throughout the development of these semesters you will be introduced to many different types of automotive principles where you will be instructed to practice the skill and knowledge acquired in a professional manner through workshop hands -on training, real life skills and logical trouble shooting techniques.
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This training programme consists of six semesters and throughout the development of these semesters you will be introduced to many different types of automotive principles where you will be instructed to practice the skill and knowledge acquired in a professional manner through workshop hands -on training, real life skills and logical trouble shooting techniques.
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This course introduces the students to advanced techniques in baking. Continental specialties suitable for fine dining and commercial outlets will be examined.
This introductory course provides the student with a basic knowledge of Cake and Pastry Making techniques and provides practical experience while learning new skills within the patisserie department. Students will be introduced to traditional cake and pastry specialties suitable for different food outlets.
