This module consists of a series of lectures, laboratory sessions and example classes. Topics covered include logic gates and their associated arithmetic with applications. It also introduces materials used in electronic and mechanical engineering and their practical applications. Elementary alternating current circuit theory is also introduced.
Total contact hours: 41
Private study hours: 109
Total study hours: 150
Whole Year
1 x Laboratory reports - typically 5 pages per report (14%)
2 x Assignment - typically 2 -3 pages per assignment (8% each)
Exam duration 2 hours (70%)
DUNCAN, T. Electronics for today and tomorrow. London: John Murray. 1997.
ROBERTSON, R. Fundamental electrical and electronic principles. Elsevier(Newnes) Amsterdam, 2008
See the library reading list for this module (Canterbury)
1. Understand the basic principles of operation of electronic engineering materials and devices;
2. Understand the basic principles of digital electronics logic gates and their arithmetic;
3. Understand the basic principles of AC circuits.
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