BEng Electronic Engineering


This course is ideal for candidates who wish to pursue a career as an electronic systems designer. The first year of all the degrees covers the basics of electrical engineering science, mathematics and computer programming. Year 2 deepens your knowledge in specific areas of electronic design, including embedded systems. The final year allows you to broaden out into areas such as image processing or robotics or power electronics for alternative energy resources. There is an extensive use of design-based laboratory and project work to support the lectures. Management and business studies are taught and an option exists to take a modern foreign language in the final year.

We offer a four-year version of this degree programme (H612) in which you spend your third year in industry.

Year 1
Computer & Internet Technologies
Computer Programming (C, C++)
Electronic Engineering
Circuit Design
Cybernetics
Engineering Mathematics

Year 2
Signals and Telecoms
Embedded Systems
Further Programming (C++)
FPGAs & VHDL
Digital Circuit Design

Other modules depending on degree programme:
Control Theory
Neural Networks
EM Theory
Computer Modelling
Communication
Further Cybernetics and Computer Science Modules

Final Year
Digital Signal Processing
Digital and Data Comms
Social and Ethical Aspects of Engineering
Mechatronics
Analogue Circuit design
Other modules depending on degree programme
Digital Motor Control
DSP in Communication
Manipulator Robots
Computer Networking
XML and Semantic Web
Image Processing
Digital Media

 

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UCAS Code: H610

Mode & Duration: 3 years full-time

Entry Requirements

UCAS Tariff: BBC from three A-Level subjects. Total points exclude Key Skills and General Studies. Subject: A level in Maths and A level in Physics/Electronics.
International Baccalaureate: Pass Diploma and achieve 5,5,5 in three higher level subjects including Maths and Physics or Electronics

Deferred Entry available.

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