Electronic and Electrical Engineering MSc
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Master
In Cambridge
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
Cambridge
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Duration
12 Months
With an ever growing demand for skilled electronic engineers, our course will equip you with the skills and expertise you’ll need to meet the challenges of a constantly changing industrial world.
Your course will have a new home in Compass House, which will extend our campus along East Road. You’ll have the latest technology at your fingertips and be able to collaborate with other students on innovative projects to hone your skills.
Our course covers a number of contemporary topics, including power electronics, signal processing, renewable systems, holistic modeling of electronic systems and image processing. Building on your previous experience, and with developed practical skills, you’ll leave with the expert knowledge and understanding to practice safely and effectively in a wide range of environments.
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About this course
The possibilities that are open to you range from design or systems engineering, to medical electronics, environmental monitoring, sound technology biophysics or microelectronics. Across industry, whether it’s in process control, construction and building or services, teaching and beyond, there’ll be opportunities to find your own specialist niche.
This programme is CEng accredited and fulfils the educational requirements for registration as a Chartered Engineer when presented with a CEng accredited Bachelors programme.
Cambridge is home to the Silicon Fen, Europe’s largest high-technology commercial research and development centre. We have excellent, established links with many employers in the sector including:
• ARM Ltd
• British Computer Society
• Cambridge Network
• Cambridge Silicon Radio
• E2V
• Ford Motor Company
• Selex Sensors and Airborne Systems
• South East Essex PCT
Our specially equipped laboratories provide you with the essential tools you need in the field of industrial electronics and microelectronics. Among other features they are equipped with wind and solar energy systems, development boards with FPGA circuits and power electronics modules. You’ll also have access to our CAD laboratories with the very latest software.
Reviews
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No su bar/region for a beginning, its a University an understudy bar is compulsory. In the event that you like game dont trouble, horrendously made do with discourteous and purposely unhelpful staff (Active Anglia). Try not to give go to amusements. Mentors are splendid however.
Classes are fair with little support in regards to coursework and exams. The scholarly year is short contrasted with different colleges giving you an opportunity to take information in. A few teachers battle with English.
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A University that is enhancing a great deal recently and spending a ton of cash to enhance the offices furthermore to bring great instructors.The atmosphere is cordial and we feel at ease around grounds.
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Subjects
- Internet
- Renewable Energy
- Design
- Electrical
- Sustainable Energy Systems
- Project
- Systems
- Technology
- Engineering
- Renewable Resources
- Skills and Training
- DSP
- ARM Software
- Electronic Computer Aided Design
- ECAD
- Power Conversion Systems
Course programme
Modules & assessment
Core modules
Sustainable Technologies
Gain a foundation across several technology disciplines, including energy systems, sustainable development, behavioural changes or policies. You’ll address topics unique to energy technologies, such as Smart Grid, interfacing and design issues.
DSP Applications and ARM® Technology
DSP is an integral part of electronics system design and ARM is a major player in the design and manufacture of microelectronic components. Our module uses ARM Software and development tools and covers topics such as, algorithms, fixed gained and adaptive filters, spectral analysis, application, ARM Processors, Cortex Processors, CoreLink Controllers, Mali Graphics Processors.
Digital Systems Design with VHDL and FPGAs
Review Digital Systems as well as their design philosophy in light of using modern Electronic Computer Aided Design (ECAD) tools for design, simulation and implementation of complex electronic circuits. We'll introduce you to the modern top-down approach to VLSI circuit analysis, design and implementation techniques, aiming to shorten the design cycle and to manage an increased complexity.
Power Conversion Systems
The module introduces basic power technologies, ranging from traditional topologies to modern renewable energy based systems, including modern storage systems such as fuel cells. Hybrid electrical vehicle principles are also briefly introduced. The modules build a smooth transition from background material to more complex topologies and applications, in the context of global sustainability.
Remote Sensing and the Internet of Things
The internet allows devices, systems and services to interconnect and provide cost effective and novel applications and services in almost all fields. Connected objects are identified uniquely by their IP addresses and may be sensors (e.g. medical sensors, gas and electricity meters, temperature/pressure/light sensors) or actuators (household appliances, motors, bulbs, locks, alarms) which communicate with each other via the Internet of Things (IoT).
Research Methods
Gain the support and foundations in the research skills for your Master’s level dissertation. You’ll investigate generic research activities, including project management and dissertation preparation. Your topics could include the consideration of suitable content, planning, and the use of project management software.
Major Project
Assessment
You’ll be assessed through exams and written assignments based on case studies and scenarios.
Additional information
UK & EU students, 2016/17 (per year) £7,100
International students, 2016/17 (per year) £11,700
Electronic and Electrical Engineering MSc