Electronic and Computer Engineering MEng Hons

Program Overview

Through practical lab-based sessions and a wide selection of optional modules, students develop in-demand skills for careers in industries including software development, automotive systems, and renewable energy technologies. The program is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology and offers opportunities for international experiences and industry placements.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Electronic and Computer Engineering MEng Hons program at the University of Nottingham provides a comprehensive understanding of the computing systems and software required to advance technology. The program emphasizes practical lab-based sessions, allowing students to develop skills for their future careers. Graduates of this program enjoy rewarding careers in various industries due to their combined knowledge of hardware and software engineering.

Outline:

Year 1

• Applied Electrical and Electronic Engineering Construction Project
• Contemporary Engineering Themes A
• Engineering Mathematics
• Information and Systems
• Introduction to Software Engineering and Programming
• Power and Energy

Year 2

• Contemporary Engineering Themes B
• Design and Implementation of Engineering Software
• Electrical Energy Conditioning and Control
• Electronic Processing and Communications
• Electronic Systems Group Design Project
• Energy Conditioning Group Design Project
• Modelling: Methods and Tools

Year 3

• Advanced Engineering Mathematics
• Analogue Electronics
• Group Project
• Professional Studies
• Scalable Cross-Platform Software Design
• Digital Communications (Optional)
• Electrical Machines, Drive Systems and Applications (Optional)
• Embedded Computing (Optional)
• Mobile Technologies (Optional)
• Optical Networks (Optional)
• Power Electronic Applications and Control (Optional)
• Power Networks (Optional)
• Renewable Generation Technologies (Optional)
• Robotics, Dynamics and Control (Optional)
• Sensing Systems and Signal Processing (Optional)

Year 4

• Industrial/Research Orientated Project
• Advanced AC Drives (Optional)
• Advanced Control (Optional)
• Advanced Electrical Machines (Optional)
• Advanced Power Electronics (Optional)
• Applied Computational Engineering (Optional)
• Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems (Optional)
• Digital Signal Processing (Optional)
• Distributed Generation and Alternative Energy (Optional)
• HDL for Programmable Devices (Optional)
• Instrumentation and Measurement (Optional)
• Power Systems for Aerospace, Marine and Automotive (Optional)
• RF Electronics (Optional)

Assessment:

Assessment methods include coursework, dissertation, examinations, group coursework, practical exams, presentations, research projects, and practical assessments.

Teaching:

Teaching methods include group study, independent study, lab sessions, lectures, practical classes, supervision, tutorials, and workshops.

Careers:

Graduates of the Electronic and Computer Engineering MEng Hons program have excellent career prospects in areas such as software development, fiber optic and mobile communications, aerospace technology, automotive systems, and renewable energy technologies.

Other:

• The program is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology.
• Students can customize their degree with a wide selection of optional modules.
• The program offers opportunities for a year abroad or a year in industry.
• The program provides students with the skills and experiences necessary for a successful career in engineering or other professions.