BUILDING SERVICES · ENGINEERING DESIGN
Electrical Design Master Course
Understand electrical loads, plan lighting, size cables and prepare design drawings. Learn through calculations, AutoCAD and guided commercial-building practice.
Explore fees, optional modules and upcoming batches. No payment required; submitting your details does not enrol you.
AutoCAD included · No prior Electrical Design experience required
2months
Course duration80+ hours
Including project practice8design modules
Plus included AutoCAD trainingOnline& offline
Choose your learning mode
AutoCADElectrical layouts and details
Microsoft ExcelCalculations and schedules
DIALux evoIntroduction to lighting design
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Build an electrical design foundation across eight modules, with AutoCAD training included. The pathway connects system requirements to calculations, layouts and documentation.
Loads and sizing
Develop the fundamentals needed to read project inputs and prepare electrical design calculations.
What you’ll practiseCalculation sheets, load schedules and supporting design data.
Lighting and routes
Connect lighting requirements with fixture choices, circuit layouts and cable routes.
What you’ll practiseLighting layouts, cable routes and electrical drawing details.
Power and protection
Learn how power is distributed and how the main protection and backup components relate to the design.
What you’ll practiseDistribution documentation, panel schedules and single-line diagrams.
ELV and drawings
Explore extra-low-voltage systems and organise electrical information into coordinated drawings.
What you’ll practiseAn organised electrical drawing set with schedules and documentation.
LEARN THROUGH PROJECTS
Use the project brief to connect loads, lighting, cable sizing and distribution documents. Review the work with your faculty before selecting portfolio outputs.
01INCLUDED · COMMERCIAL-BUILDING PRACTICE
Work through the design calculations and drawings required by the faculty-defined project brief.
Practical assignments include load and lux-level calculations. Approved training work can support your portfolio; it is not a professionally approved construction design.
A WORKFLOW YOU CAN REPEAT
Work through the same sequence used throughout your assignments, from understanding the inputs to preparing a clear submission.
Understand building drawings and electrical requirements.
Prepare loads, lighting levels, sizing and checks.
Show the design through layouts, schedules and diagrams.
Check the work, make corrections and organise the package.
The course introduces NEC, IEC and local authority requirements. Standards, editions and authority requirements depend on the project location. DIALux is an introductory component of the course.
BEYOND SOFTWARE COMMANDS
Practise explaining your calculations and drawings, with career preparation included in the main Design course.
Build confidence discussing electrical building-services concepts and your project work.
Present reviewed calculations, layouts, schedules and single-line diagrams.
Learn through practical assignments with industry-experienced trainers and small batches.
Get support as you prepare and apply for relevant opportunities.
Potential directions include Electrical Design Engineer, Electrical CAD Engineer and Lighting Design Engineer. Eligibility depends on qualifications, skills and employer requirements; placement assistance is not a job guarantee.
IS THIS FOR YOU?
For electrical engineering students, graduates, diploma holders, freshers and working professionals developing building-services design skills.
Choose online or offline classes. The course includes 80–100 hours with project practice. Classroom timing is 5 days/week, 2 hours/day; confirm the online batch timing with admissions.
Talk through your goalsBEFORE YOU BEGIN
Questions about your next step? Our team can help you choose the right starting point.
Yes. The package includes AutoCAD, Electrical Design, Excel and introductory DIALux practice, plus commercial-building project work.
The syllabus includes an introduction to DIALux evo for lighting calculations and visualisation. It is not presented as an advanced standalone DIALux qualification.
Revit authoring and Navisworks coordination belong to the optional Electrical BIM pathway. The main course focuses on engineering design, calculations and AutoCAD outputs.
No prior Electrical Design experience is required. Basic electrical engineering knowledge helps you follow the concepts and assignments.
The course develops practical skills and training outputs. Professional licensing and design-approval authority depend on the applicable qualification and regulatory requirements.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE
Discuss your background, preferred mode and next batch with our course advisor. Choose additional training only when it supports your goal.
Practical learning. Recognised training relationships.
