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Automobile Technology or Road Transport Techonlogy in Lit

cocomk1 · 2010-04-22 14:02:19

Anyone doing it? or know anyone doing it? Whats it like? Hard? Boring? Interesting? Thanks for your help in advance

22-04-2010 2:02pm

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cocomk1

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Anyone doing it? or know anyone doing it?
Whats it like? Hard? Boring? Interesting?

Thanks for your help in advance

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#2 09-06-2010 12:59am

cocomk1

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Bump! Anyone Know anything at all

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#3 09-07-2010 11:27pm

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I did this a few years ago lad its a very good base for getting into the motor industry if you dont want to go down the route of being a mechanic, you get taught the same mechanical things as them aswell as the business side. If you have a bit of knoweldge about cars before you start you will be flying, the maths and physics on the course is hard enough the low entry points for the course means alot of people think its an easy course but there is alot of maths and physics but the lectures were very helpful when i was there anyway

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#4 10-07-2010 12:44am

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Thanks DaveJac. I appreciate it

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