Hibrit ve Elektrikli Taşıtlar Teknolojisi Ön Lisans Diploması

Graduates of this program know the basic working principles and functions of systems in the automotive sector. They gain the ability to comprehend the new technologies applied in the automotive sector and to produce projects related to the subjects. They know the working principles of gasoline, diesel and electric engines, they recognize engine parts and engine systems. In addition, they can recognize the materials of the new technology engine and system elements, find their faults, and use diagnostic test devices. They uses the basic computer software and hardware required by the field, gains technical communication skills with technical drawing, graphics and diagrams. They gain the ability to produce solutions, take responsibility in teams or do individual work when faced with unforeseen situations in applications related to their field. In addition, they have a foreign language proficiency at a level that can master effective communication techniques and follow the innovations in their field.

Various assessment methods such as midterm(s), homework(s), project(s), practice(s) and final exam are applied in the program. Assessment method written exam(s), true-false test(s), short answer test(s), paired test(s), oral exam(s), assignment(s), project(s), design(s), The portfolio may contain a performance task (Practice / Laboratory / Workshop / Field Study / Seminar / Presentation / Dissertation / Thesis). This section is explained in detail on the individual course introduction page for each course. All exams and other activities are evaluated out of 100 points. In calculating the success grade, 40% of the work during the semester and 60% of the final exam are taken. However, if the final exam grade is below 30, the grade is given as FF. Students who get one of the grades (AA), (BA), (BB), (CB), (CC), (G), and (B) in a course are considered successful in that course. (G), (K), (M) and (B) letter grades are not taken into account in the average calculation. In order to benefit from the examination rights of a course, students must fulfill the following conditions defined in the relevant article of our Universitys Associate Degree and Undergraduate Education and Examination Regulations; a) To have registered for that course, b) Attending 70% of the theoretical courses, c) Attending 80% of the applications in applied courses, d) It is obligatory to be successful in applications and to have completed the given projects. Other issues related to teaching and examination are stated in the Regulation on Teaching and Examination of Iskenderun Technical University, Associate Degree and Undergraduate Degree. In Iskenderun Technical University Undergraduate Programs, the grade conversion from the 100 grading system to the letter grading system is made based on the table below. Score Letter Grade Coefficient Description 90-100 AA 4.00 Successful 80-89 BA 3.50 Successful 70-79 BB 3.00 Successful 65-69 CB 2.50 Success 60-64 CC 2.25 Success 55-59 DC 1.75 Fail* 50-54 DD 1.25 Fail* 40-49 FD 0.75 Failed <= 39 FF 0.00 Failed - F1 0.00 Absent *Students who get one of the grades (DC) or (DD) are considered successful in the related course or courses if their grade point average is 2.25 and above in the relevant academic year. G: Successful in non-credit courses, internships, industry-based learning, vocational orientation program and practice, K: Non-credit course, internship, industry-based learning, vocational orientation program and unsuccessful in practice, M: Exempt, B: Successful. For graduation, at least 2.25 Grade Point Average (GPA) and a total of 30 working days of industry-based internship application must be provided, provided that all courses are taken and successful in these courses.

Candidates with a high school or equivalent school diploma, who are placed with a minimum score of 150 in the TYT exam conducted by the Measurement, Selection and Placement Center, are accepted. Candidates who meet the lateral transfer conditions are accepted within the quota. In addition, candidates to be accepted from abroad must have one of the international exam scores or YÖS score.

Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Technology graduates have the opportunity to work in public institutions and organizations as well as in private sectors. Job Opportunities and Working Areas of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles Technology graduates are; Firms-enterprises producing hybrid vehicles, Firms and enterprises producing electric vehicles, In enterprises producing parts for hybrid and electric vehicles, Businesses providing work in battery production and quality control testing areas, Defense Industry enterprises, Vehicle modernization enterprises, Businesses working in the fields of automotive electronics, Enterprises that test and develop hybrid vehicle electronic hardware, Hybrid vehicle test stage enterprises, Electric vehicle test stage enterprises Installation project enterprises of hybrid and electric vehicles, Charging units for hybrid and electric vehicle chargers; enterprises engaged in maintenance, production and repair.

Qualification is continuous