Course Modules

This year-long module is an opportunity to work a group on a defined project offered by departmental staff. You will build on the skills you developed in your first year and refine your ability to appraise your project results and […]

This module builds on your studies in Mathematical Principles I and is essential for studying other modules in both electrical and mechanical engineering.

This module will introduce you to the important fields of instrumentation, sensing and control design for electromechanical systems. You will then be able to select a suitable transducer and associated system for a given measurement application and to consider possible

In this module you will develop basic practical and analytical techniques while improving your mathematical, statistical and IT skills. You will practise recording laboratory data and maintaining a lab-book. You will be encouraged to think independently, analytically and creatively to

This year-long module is an opportunity to work within a group on a defined project offered by departmental staff. You will develop your research, planning and practical skills, from inception to completion, and develop skills in appraising your results to

This module provides a basic introduction to several software packages used in BEng degrees. You will gain a basic competency in using these software packages. This module also stresses the importance that computer-aided engineering (CAE) plays in modern engineering practice.

The module will provide you with the fundamentals, tools and techniques required for DC and AC circuit analysis. You will be introduced to the fundamental properties of electromagnetic fields and their application in engineering context. Your assessments will include a

In this module you will explore statics, dynamics thermodynamics and fluid mechanics. You will gain a wide understanding of the basic principles of mechanical engineering and be assessed through an assignment using an appropriate modelling software and an analysis assignment.

This introductory module provides a mathematical foundation for Engineering students. This module assumes some experience in applied mathematics at level 3 (A level, BTEC) and is essential for studying other modules in electrical and mechanical engineering. You will be assessed

This module offers a broad introduction to the subject matter of public health and physical activity. You will develop your understanding of epidemiological measures and explore a selection of contemporary areas of physical activity research such as data modelling, physical