Course Modules

This module will introduce you to the important design process of prototyping and develop your understanding of relevant methods for model making.

You will develop your methods and practice of design from your first year modules. You will further develop your ideas through an iterative cycle to manufacture with additional data from Human factors and User experiences. You will learn to research

This module will develop your engineering understanding of the need for a high level of professional and ethical engineering conduct through practice. You will consider commercial, economic and social context.

The module introduces the methods and practice of design and help you become familiar with the basic principles of design and the design process. You will explore the important link between design and manufacture and discuss topics including materials selection.

You will understand the importance of communicative performance and of an actively engaging relationship with the viewer will continue to be emphasised in group lessons and in formative performance assessment and a more self-critical approach to standards of presentation will

You will be taught how to perform and coach the core resistance exercises assessed during UKSCA accreditation as well as how to perform the athlete needs analysis and develop an appropriate strength and conditioning programme.

You will discover the practical application of the theory and assessment of biomechanical and physiological characteristics of athlete performance.

You will learn and apply innovative and cutting-edge methods of analysis evident in performance analysis literature.

The use of computerised performance analysis systems has rapidly accelerated the production of sports data. As such, data visualisation is a crucial skill to readily identify patterns and trends in data and answer data-driven questions. The module aims to develop

This module develops seminal personal e.g. communication, and professional e.g. technical skills, sport-specific knowledge, observation etc., and the skills required by an applied performance analysis practitioner.