Welcome to the Electrical Engineering Support Moodle page.
This Moodle page is designed to assist students by covering essential topics needed to succeed in the field of electrical engineering.
Here, you will find a range of study materials and quizzes to help reinforce your knowledge and assess your understanding of key concepts.
Whether you are looking to review fundamental principles or test your skills, this page will provide the support you need throughout your studies.
To gain access to the Electrical Engineering Support moodle page, register on Open Moodle. Once registered, and feel free to contact me at f.vedrenosantos@napier.ac.uk to activate your access.
Dr Francisco Vedreño Santos
The Trussed Rafter Association's online learning course.
Working closely with Edinburgh Napier University, the Trussed Rafter Association has developed an on-line training facility for design professionals in the industry. To gain full access to the course, please contact the TRA www.tra.org.uk
The course is for people who are training to be trussed rafter designers and people who are currently employed as trussed rafter designers and want to refresh their knowledge.
The course is intended to be a stand alone on-line course. However, we recommend you identify an in-company mentor with experience in trussed rafter design, or timber engineering, prior to embarking on the course.
A TRA grade certificate will be issued based on completion of the final online test.
The Northern European Network for Wood Science and Engineering started in 2004. After 19 successful meetings in 10 different partner countries, WSE has become a well-established platform for researchers from various fields of wood science and engineering. This network is supported by SNS Nordic Forest Research funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers. We look forward to welcoming you to Edinburgh for 20th meeting of the WSE in Autumn 2024!
Summary
- The training school: 22 October 2024 (subject – engagement)
- The meeting: 23 and 24 October 2024 (theme – time)
- Venue, Edinburgh Napier University’s Craiglockhart campus
For more information, see https://blogs.napier.ac.uk/cwst/wse2024/