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Unmanned Aerial System, UAS & Nature Inspired Flight Technologies

UAS flight test & performance analysis, wing tunnel testing,

unsteady flight & perturbation, aerodynamics of insect flight & kinematics

Ir. Dr.-Ing. M. Nazri M. Nasir, CEng MIMechE

Uni. of Manchester, UK (BSc), TU Delft, NL (Master), TU Darmstadt, DE (PhD)

mnazrimnasir@utm.my

https://people.utm.my/mnazri/

011-10845041

Astral Engineering

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Welcome to

Universiti Teknologi Malaysia

“Agri Campus”

“City Campus”

“Tropical Campus”

UTM Pagoh

(50 Hectares)

UTM Kuala Lumpur

(35 Hectares)

UTM Johor Bahru

(1,144 Hectares)

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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME

Bachelor of Mechanical

Engineering SEMMH

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Aeronautics) SEMTH

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Automotive) SEMVH

Bachelor of Naval Architecture & Offshore Engineering SEMOH

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Manufacturing) SEMPH

Bachelor of Mechanical

Engineering

(Industry) SEMIH

Bachelor of Mechanical

Engineering (Materials) SEMBH

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Our Worldwide Recognitions

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Course Overview

Industrial Training (SEMM 3915/SEMO 3915) is offered in the third year, during the long semester break.
It is a compulsory course for students of Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering from all programs (SEMM/SEMB/SEMP/SEMI/SEMV/SEMT/SEMO).
Industrial Training with a 5-credit course exposes students to the real work setting in various industries for 12 weeks. The course utilizes 200-hour Student Learning Time (SLT).
The students are placed in industries that best suit their area of study.
It is an experiential learning that requires the students to learn the process and be able to apply the knowledge acquired in class in the actual industrial setting.
The knowledge acquired during practical training may be used later in final-year project and final-year courses and to equip them for future jobs.

Industrial Training Supervision & Online Visit

12 Sept. – 10 Oct 2023

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Mapping of LOs, Delivery and Assessment

Course Learning Outcomes (CLO)	Delivery (Teaching Method)	Assessment	Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
Describe relevant process in company and write a formal technical report within a stipulated time	Lecture, class, discussion and participation	Project report	Students able to apply professional engineering ethics in solving engineering problems. KPI for CLO : Average mark of 65% 100% of all the students pass the course Reports are clear, correct and well presented. 100% passes
Apply theory and skills acquired in class, workshop and labs in actual industrial setting	Active learning	Project report
Analyse and solve given technical problems during the industrial training	Case study, active learning, class discussion and participation	Project report
Demonstrate and execute assigned tasks in a company	Group project cooperative learning	Project report
Sense opportunities for improvement and design acceptable engineering solutions	Individual report, final project	Project Report
Show concern with different level of staff in the organization, cooperate in a team and contribute to project outcome	Project presentation, class discussion	Project Presentation, Q & A session
Adopt professional practice and ethics in work. Obey company rules and regulations	Observation and project presentation	Observation and project presentation

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Industrial Training Innovation

Transform UTM students and UTM industrial training supervisors to

be the AMBASSADOR or MARKETING ARM for UTM

To promote UTM R&D - potential research contract projects, matching funds, PSM-LI,

PhD and Master student topics, Case study for research projects

To promote UTM Products & Services - IR4.0 services, consultancy services, lab services, commercialised products and IPs
To promote UTM continuing education programme - SPACE, Industrial Master/PhD, Part time PG courses, UTM experts database, long distance learning
To promote UTM as Engineering Education Leader - Increase UTM students

marketability

To promote UTM trainings and professional courses
To get donation to improve UTM facilities and programmes - Endowment, wakaf, gifts,

scholarsips, sponsors, sharing of lab resources

To get CSR partner - Project with community, service learning, schools, sponsors
To promote our Experts - Professor Chair, Company advisor and consultants
To get experts knowledge and feedback - IAP, panels for design project, other projects
To brand UTM as University-Industry Leader

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No.	Type of R&D	Cost Involved	IP Ownership
1	FULL RESEARCH CONTRACT Company fully sponsor all the research cost (HIGH COST)	Payment of expert (UTM staff), research officer/students, equipment and materials cost, travel etc.	IP fully owns by company
2	JOINT R&D FUNDING Company partially sponsor the research cost in a joint research contract (MEDIUM COST)	No need to pay for expert (UTM staff). Partial payment of research officer/PG students, equipment and materials cost, travel etc. The other costs are borne by Govt. or UTM Grant	IP ownerships is sharing between company and UTM (% to be determined based on both party contribution)
3	SPECIAL UNIX PROJECT Company join the UG-LI Programme (LOW COST)	Company pay for student internship attachment, and cost of materials, testing and travel needed for the data collection	IP is fully owned by UTM. Company can use the result of the study.
4	Company joins an existing research project and contribute as case study (special invitation only)	Company allows data to be collected from the plant	IP is fully owned by UTM. Company can use the result of the study.

Types of R&D Collaboration

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