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DEGREE REGULATIONS & PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 2008/2009
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Electronics (BEng)
Degree Type: Single Honours
UCAS Code: H615
NYT Course S L CT
1 Mathematical Methods 1 * P 8 10
  Applicable Mathematics 1 * P 8 10
  Mathematical Methods 2 * P 8 10
  Applicable Mathematics 2 * P 8 10
  Engineering 1 † M 8 20
  Electrical Engineering 1 † M 8 20
  Further courses A-Q 7/8 40
2 Electronics 2 M 8 20
  Electronic Circuits and Devices 2 M 8 10
  Electrical Power Engineering 2 M 8 10
  Electrical Engineering Methods 2 †† M 8 20
  Mathematics for Elec/Mech Eng 3 * P 8 10
  Mathematics for Elec/Mech Eng 4 * P 8 10
  Further courses A-Q 7/8 40
3 Electronic Engineering 3 M 9 20
  Digital Electronics 3 M 9 20
  Microelectronics 3 M 9 20
  Electrical Engineering 3 M 9 20
  Electrical Power Engineering 3 M 9 20
  Communications Engineering 3 M 9 20
4 B.Eng. Electronics Project 4 M 10 40
  Professional Issues for Engineers 4 M 10 10
  Digital Signal Analysis 4 M 10 10
  Analogue Electronics (Circuits) 4 M 10 10
  Analogue Electronics (CMOS Design) 4 M 10 10
  EITHER:      
      Digital Communications 4 M 10 10
      Radio-Frequency Engineering 4 M 10 10
      Microelectronic Device Principles 4 M 10 10
      Digital System Design 4 M 10 10
  OR:      
     Analogue Electronics (Project) 4 M 10 20
     20 CREDITS FROM: **      
         Digital Communications 4 M 10 10
         Radio-Frequency Engineering 4 M 10 10
         Microelectronic Device Principles 4 M 10 10
         Digital System Design 4 M 10 10
* Or alternative courses in Mathematics, with permission of the Head of School.
† Normally recommended.
†† Alternatively, Informatics 2A or Informatics 2B, with permission of the Head of School.
‡ For the award of Honours a minimum mark of 40% must be attained in the BEng Electronics Project 4
** Students are advised to consult with their Director of Studies to ensure that their course selection results in a reasonable workload balance across the semesters.
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