Electronic Engineering (Foundation Entry)

This module has been created to equip you with the information, skills and knowledge to help you succeed in your chosen route of academic study in engineering. 

This module is an introduction to engineering drawing and computer aided design tools, including MATLAB. This will support you in your subsequent years of study.

This module is designed to equip you with a range of design knowledge, skills and experience relevant to your chosen route of academic study within Engineering.

This module will equip you with the basic analytical skills and knowledge needed for your course. It will emphasise building confidence and competence in a range of analytical skills that are used for real-world problems.

This module will equip you with the fundamental principles, practical skills and hands-on experience relevant to your course. It will emphasise building confidence and competence in a practical working environment.

This module is designed to help you develop and reinforce basic mathematical skills needed for study in science, engineering, and computing subjects. Emphasis will be placed on building confidence and competence in a range of mathematical skills that are used in real-world problems.

The module aims to enable you to recognise, and use an essential core of mathematical methods to support your further study of engineering and technology.

This module aims to introduce you to computer based analysis and programming for engineering applications. The module builds upon your previous work from general engineering principles.

This module will introduce you to the fundamentals of electronic devices and circuits. You'll gain knowledge and skills in order to develop simple electronic systems. You'll also develop your personal and professional skills in relation to employability.

This module aims to enable you to have a basic competence in programming and to develop your understanding of basic concepts applicable to digital systems and programmable systems including microprocessors/microcontrollers.

The module aims to develop your understanding of signals and systems and to provide you with the necessary theoretical treatment supported by practical simulations.

Help develop your practical and communication skills required to design, build, test and review a prototype electronic system.

This module broadens and deepens your experience of problem-solving, using engineering principles and concepts further develop your analytical and experimental skills as applied to electronic circuits and systems and enables you to design and use circuits employed in the processing and conversion of analogue signals.

Introducing you to design methods and practical skills for the construction of reliable digital systems.

This module will extend and develop your existing English language skills.

This module develops your understanding of the underlying principles in digital communications networks with a special emphasis on the importance of Physical Layer Concepts.

The aim of this module is to give you the chance to consider the theoretical, intellectual and practical challenges presented by the need to adapt robot systems in the laboratory, in order for them to sense and interact with their immediate physical world and perform useful tasks.

The aim of this module is to develop your programming skills so that by the end of the module, you will be able to use high level and object oriented languages and techniques.

Our module will aim to provide you with a unique and specialist skillset. You will acquire competence to design and implement a microcontroller system through the acquisition of practical skills in embedded software development and hardware interfacing.

On this module you'll independently carry out a project associated with a product, system or service. You'll use current research or development, including academic, industrial or educational skills, to carry out new knowledge, methods or applications.

The module aims to equip you with an appreciation of the social and environmental aspects of a career in engineering.

The aim of this module is to develop your programming skills so that by the end of the module, you will be able to use high level and object oriented languages and techniques.

This module aims to advance your current unstinting of robotics by exploring theories and technologies required to build the ‘next generation’ of Intelligent Robotic Systems.

This module introduces you to fundamental theoretical tools, essential for understanding modern computer vision. You will be provided with the theoretical, analytical and practical skills that will enable you to design, build and use computer vision systems.

We aim to enable you to develop a thorough understanding of the fundamental topics in the fields of Digital Signal Processing and Digital Image Processing.

This module will develop your understanding of the real-time and concurrent systems nomenclature and methodology. You will be provided with theoretical and practical skills that will enable you to design, build, programme and use embedded real-time systems.

On this module you'll become aware of the methods for specifying, designing and deploying a digital system on programmable integrated circuits.

Would you like to explore contemporary topics in the fields of machine intelligence? Our module will enable you to gain experience and develop an understanding of fundamental topics and contemporary themes in machine intelligence and machine learning.

In this module you will be able to use and develop microcomputer-based systems for data acquisition and to control laboratory equipment.