NUST eLearning

This course aims to equip students with the necessary knowledge, cognitive and psychomotor skills required to manage critically ill or injured patients of all age groups during Interfacility Transport/Critical Care Transport, which include encounters in both the out of hospital road and aeromedical environment.

To provide the student with the opportunity to demonstrate his/her ability to execute his/her approved project proposal. The student must carry out an independent study of a problem, formulate a solution, initiate the project and apply project-management skills to finish this project within the time allocated. For design projects, the student is expected to produce a working prototype including technical documentation, while for research projects, the student is expected to provide a conceptual solution to a problem, demonstrating sound academic research methodology: data collection, processing and analysis; and experimentation/evaluation of findings. All students must submit a written report describing the project procedure and an analysis of results obtained before a technical audience. The oral and written presentation will be assessed both internally and externally.

Industrial Ergonomics (IEM710S) is a core course undertaken in Year 3,  semester 5  by Industrial Engineering students and offered in the Mechanical & Marine Engineering Department. The course is design to help students understand human interaction with other elements of a system in order to improve human well-being and overall system performance. The course is design to deal more with the physical aspect of ergonomics without ignoring other units of human factor ergonomics.

This is an individual assessment. Upload your work on the link provided. Make sure that your file is a pdf file when you upload