Motorsports Engineering

This module aims to develop your knowledge and skills in Engineering Design. You'll develop skills in design methodology, computer aided design, technical drawing and sustainable design.

This module enables you to recognise and use essential core mathematical methods and computational analysis to support further study of engineering and technology.

This module imparts knowledge of computer-aided design, programming, digital electronics, and manufacturing techniques. It readies you for diverse engineering tasks involving system design, manufacturing, and testing in various disciplines.

This module will develop and establish the fundamental principles of engineering science. You'll learn basic engineering practice and problem-solving techniques. You'll also be introduced to associated measurement techniques.

The aim of this module is to further develop the core principles and theory of mechanical engineering science.

This module provides an introduction to the anatomy of racing cars. You will learn about the processes used in racing car design and manufacture. This will build upon previous knowledge of general engineering principles.

This module will introduce modern engineering experimentation. This includes experiment design, system calibration, data acquisition, analysis and presentation. You will gain hands-on experience with modern instrumentation and systems-level experimentation.

In this module you will develop technical knowledge related to concept evolution, detail design and prototype development. You will also learn project management methods to prepare for your final year project.

This module will introduce you to the principles of fluid mechanics and thermodynamics in the context of aerodynamics and heat engines and motor sports engineering. It will develop your problem solving, mathematical modelling and computational modelling skills.

We aim with this module to develop your analytical and design skills in the context of motorsport.

In this module you will develop the skills and knowledge that is needed to be able to participate in an operations management team.

On this module you'll further your knowledge of Computer Aided Design and Computer Aided Simulation as used in the engineering industry.

You will apply CAD and simulation techniques to engineering design problems. You will use state-of-the-art software used by tier-one industries, and underpin learning with analytical and numerical method.

This module employs active projects like Formula Student and Shell Eco-marathon, involving vehicle design. Specific goals include analysing team dynamics, technical design calculations, the product cycle process, and external interactions for funding.

This module enhances your competences via active projects like Formula Student and Shell Eco-marathon, focusing on developing new vehicles. Specific goals encompass understanding team dynamics, the product cycle process, and external engagement for funding. 

In this module, you will develop your skills associated with the design of motorsports systems, experience methods associated with engineering, and perform a design audit. You will investigate factors influencing the design and performance of a complex motorsports system and integrate the principles associated with the design of motorsports systems.

This module will introduce you to the concept of engineering simulation using computer simulation software. 

This module will enable you to develop enhanced skills and knowledge in Mechanics and Materials.

In this module, you will understand the complete process required to develop and compute a solution to a problem in fluid dynamics. You will perform a numerical CFD simulation of a simple flow of engineering interest.

This module will introduce you to Computer Aided Design (CAD) concerning the design process. You will learn about shape modelling in the engineering process and gain an extensive knowledge of 3D modelling functions. You will also be introduced to parametric programming using CAD, its language, and how to use it to solve problems.

In this module, you will be allowed to complete your final year project relevant to the course within your chosen topic.

On this module you'll develop your understanding of race car vehicle dynamic, including ride and handling and engine and gas dynamics. You'll also synthesise solutions to complex engineering problems in motorsport.

In this module, you will carry out an engineering project. This will include the analysis, design, manufacture and testing of a product or system. You will also evaluate the environmental and societal impacts of solutions.

You will develop a critical understanding of design processes that evaluate end-user experience. Topics covered include lubrication; calculating friction coefficients and wear rates; techniques for the selection, design and performance evaluation of fluid film bearings. You will learn about methods for obtaining performance data and determining the cause of tribological failures. You will also learn about appropriate maintenance and design practices for product sustainability and operational cost.

You will gain experience in the processes of maintaining product integrity within engineering design and the product cycle. You'll look at the responsibilities of the engineer to both the enterprise and society by looking at both national and international standards. You will also analyse and evaluate several risks and ethical and legal responsibilities.

This module will allow you to enhance research, investigative, evaluative and use problem solving abilities to develop a systems approach to analytical design and methodologies, investigate factors influencing the design and performance of a suitably complex engineering systems and integrate the fundamental principles.