Micro-Credential in Transmission Network Fundamentals
Programe Overview:
This program is designed to provide learners with essential knowledge and skills related to the structure, operation, and management of modern transmission networks. This program is ideal for individuals pursuing careers in electrical engineering, energy systems, telecommunications, or infrastructure management. Participants will gain foundational insights into high-voltage power transmission systems, including the design and function of substations, transmission lines, network topology, grid integration, and protection mechanisms. Emphasis is placed on the technical, regulatory, and operational aspects of transmission networks in the context of growing demands for energy efficiency, grid reliability, and renewable energy integration. Learners will explore real-world case studies, system models, and current practices in network control and maintenance. The course also highlights emerging trends such as smart grids, digital substations, and grid modernization strategies.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of the course participants should be able to:
- Explain basic and advanced telecommunication Switching.
- Analyse the switching performance and design to improve the performance.
- Assess Broadband Communication Networks, Network Traffic Control and bandwidth Allocation for multimedia communication by means of broad literature survey.
- Propose a low cost and low blocking probability switching network.
- Design different types of telecommunication switching networks by means of an assignment using valid online resources.
- Present on the topics related to transmission network fundamentals.
Course Progression
Credits from this Micro-Credential Programme are transferable to the following full academic programme:
- Master of Science in Telecommunication Engineering
Assessments
- Continuous Assessment 60%
- Final Examination 40%
Study Plan for Micro-Credential in Transmission Network Fundamentals
Week 1 (6 Hrs.)
| Introduction and Overview.
Introduction and Overview.
| Lecture and discussion
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Week 2 (6 Hrs.)
| Circuit Switch Design Principles.
Fundamental Principles of Packet Switch Design.
| Lecture and discussion |
Week 3 (6 Hrs.)
| Switch Performance Analysis and Design Improvements.
| Lecture and discussion
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| Advanced Switch Design Principles.
Advanced Switch Design Principles.
Switching Principles for Multicast, MultiMate and Multimedia Services.
| Written Test |
Week 5 (6 Hrs.)
| Basic Concepts of Broadband Communication Networks.
Basic Concepts of Broadband Communication Networks
| Lecture and discussion |
Week 6 (6 Hrs.)
| Network Traffic Control and Bandwidth Allocation.
Network Traffic Control and Bandwidth Allocation
| Presentation |
Week 7 (6 Hrs.)
| Packet Switching and Information Transmission.
Packet Switching and Information Transmission.
| Submission of Assignments |
Week 8
| Final Examination | Conclusion Session Awarding of Certificates Presentation by VC or Representative of VC
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Why Micro-Credential in Lincoln University College (LUC), Malaysia?
Micro-credentials in Lincoln University College (LUC), Malaysia offer a flexible, targeted, and accelerated pathway of acquiring industry-relevant skills that meet the demands of today’s evolving job market. Designed for students, professionals, and individuals seeking to upskill or reskill, credentials offer learning experiences and formally recognized certifications, with enhanced employability, and serving as stepping stones to higher qualifications. LUC’s micro-credential programs are supported by strong academic frameworks and offer clear progression pathways into full-fledged degree programs. After completing this Micro-credential course, professionals can use their updated skills to apply for promotions or switch to a different job role.