Electrical and Electronic Engineering MSc

Coventry University
4.7
3 reviews
  • My overall experience at Coventry university has been great there haven't been too many problems with my course and even when I had problems the university helped me sort them out and overall I'm very happy at my university. That the course pages on moodle are updated regularly by the lecturers to provide important and useful information on the course material to help with upcoming quizzes, exams and coursework. The lecturers are easily approachable and can be found using their theta sessions or email to ask them about any queries regarding the course or material that has been confusing. The facilities at Coventry are excellent, both in the city and no campus. We have access to labs for extra time on work, software that can be accessed on any university computer (within reason) not just on certain computers allowing for flexibility when it comes to needing a certain software at a certain time. The fact that we have wifi that can be accessed can help when we want to use our own device to research - if there are no computers available.
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  • The Coventry University is an excellent place to learn and develop your self. It has good environment with greater cultural diversity. I found it to be the best place to study and the facilites are excellent. Libraries and IT are great and very resourceful. All the facilities regarding education are co curricular activities are there. so one can expect an excellent environment at coventry university and its great to be at Coventry University. At Coventry university, I found the EC careers and development department working effectively with the students. They are providing the students with the sufficient guidance for their practical life. The department at the Coventry University helps the students to develop their resumes and curriculum vitaes to be presentable in a practical environment, so this increases the employability of the each student being passing out from Coventry University.
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  • I'm in my first year and so far its been a great experience I have to say, starting from the tutors to the city life and everything I have to say its been a good experience. well, sometimes they organize and host career events giving students the opportunity to take advantage of any. its pretty much cool because they address most issues concerning the students although I don't get involved, the tutors are good. they dedicate enough time to enable students get better understanding
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Description

  • Type

    Master

  • Location

    Coventry

This course runs in January; May and September 2016.This Electrical and Electronic Engineering MSc aims to further develop students' knowledge of and expertise in specialist engineering subjects associated with the main application areas of electrical and electronic engineering. Particular prominence is given to electrical power systems and machines; robotics and sensors; digital systems incorporating VHDL and signal processing. An emphasis on applied technical work will strengthen the engineering development skills of students from an academic background.

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Location

Start date

Coventry (West Midlands)
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Priory St,Coventry, CV1 5FB

Start date

On request

About this course

"Entry Requirements The normal entry route to the course will be through an honours degree in electrical and/or electronic engineering or a related subject area. Applicants offering equivalent professional qualifications and experience will be considered on merit.
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Reviews

4.7
excellent
  • My overall experience at Coventry university has been great there haven't been too many problems with my course and even when I had problems the university helped me sort them out and overall I'm very happy at my university. That the course pages on moodle are updated regularly by the lecturers to provide important and useful information on the course material to help with upcoming quizzes, exams and coursework. The lecturers are easily approachable and can be found using their theta sessions or email to ask them about any queries regarding the course or material that has been confusing. The facilities at Coventry are excellent, both in the city and no campus. We have access to labs for extra time on work, software that can be accessed on any university computer (within reason) not just on certain computers allowing for flexibility when it comes to needing a certain software at a certain time. The fact that we have wifi that can be accessed can help when we want to use our own device to research - if there are no computers available.
    ← | →
  • The Coventry University is an excellent place to learn and develop your self. It has good environment with greater cultural diversity. I found it to be the best place to study and the facilites are excellent. Libraries and IT are great and very resourceful. All the facilities regarding education are co curricular activities are there. so one can expect an excellent environment at coventry university and its great to be at Coventry University. At Coventry university, I found the EC careers and development department working effectively with the students. They are providing the students with the sufficient guidance for their practical life. The department at the Coventry University helps the students to develop their resumes and curriculum vitaes to be presentable in a practical environment, so this increases the employability of the each student being passing out from Coventry University.
    ← | →
  • I'm in my first year and so far its been a great experience I have to say, starting from the tutors to the city life and everything I have to say its been a good experience. well, sometimes they organize and host career events giving students the opportunity to take advantage of any. its pretty much cool because they address most issues concerning the students although I don't get involved, the tutors are good. they dedicate enough time to enable students get better understanding
    ← | →
100%
4.6
excellent

Course rating

Recommended

Centre rating

Josephine Tweed

4.5
12/05/2017
What I would highlight: My overall experience at Coventry university has been great there haven't been too many problems with my course and even when I had problems the university helped me sort them out and overall I'm very happy at my university. That the course pages on moodle are updated regularly by the lecturers to provide important and useful information on the course material to help with upcoming quizzes, exams and coursework. The lecturers are easily approachable and can be found using their theta sessions or email to ask them about any queries regarding the course or material that has been confusing. The facilities at Coventry are excellent, both in the city and no campus. We have access to labs for extra time on work, software that can be accessed on any university computer (within reason) not just on certain computers allowing for flexibility when it comes to needing a certain software at a certain time. The fact that we have wifi that can be accessed can help when we want to use our own device to research - if there are no computers available.
What could be improved: Nothing
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Muhammad Iqbal

5.0
30/01/2017
What I would highlight: The Coventry University is an excellent place to learn and develop your self. It has good environment with greater cultural diversity. I found it to be the best place to study and the facilites are excellent. Libraries and IT are great and very resourceful. All the facilities regarding education are co curricular activities are there. so one can expect an excellent environment at coventry university and its great to be at Coventry University. At Coventry university, I found the EC careers and development department working effectively with the students. They are providing the students with the sufficient guidance for their practical life. The department at the Coventry University helps the students to develop their resumes and curriculum vitaes to be presentable in a practical environment, so this increases the employability of the each student being passing out from Coventry University.
What could be improved: Nothing
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Victor Mamedu

4.5
27/01/2017
What I would highlight: I'm in my first year and so far its been a great experience I have to say, starting from the tutors to the city life and everything I have to say its been a good experience. well, sometimes they organize and host career events giving students the opportunity to take advantage of any. its pretty much cool because they address most issues concerning the students although I don't get involved, the tutors are good. they dedicate enough time to enable students get better understanding
What could be improved: All was great
Would you recommend this course?: Yes
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  • Computing
  • Signal processing
  • Teaching
  • Electronic Engineering
  • Design
  • Mathematics
  • Electrical
  • International
  • Global
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  • Communications
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  • Technology
  • Engineering
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  • IT Development
  • Rail Transport
  • GCSE Mathematics
  • Skills and Training

Course programme

" Electrical and Electronic Engineering MSc

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— Coventry University (@covcampus) September 26, 2012 OVERVIEW

This course runs in January, May and September 2016.

This Electrical and Electronic Engineering MSc aims to further develop students' knowledge of and expertise in specialist engineering subjects associated with the main application areas of electrical and electronic engineering. Particular prominence is given to electrical power systems and machines, robotics and sensors, digital systems incorporating VHDL and signal processing.

An emphasis on applied technical work will strengthen the engineering development skills of students from an academic background.

WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE?

  • the programme is delivered by a specialist team of academics;
  • electrical and electronic research carried out in the Faculty is recognised as 5% World-leading, 45% Internationally Excellent, 25% International, 25% National (RAE 2008);
  • access to state-of-the-art studio, laboratory and computing facilities within the new Engineering and Computing building;
  • personal tutor support throughout the postgraduate study;
  • excellent links with a number of industrial organisations enable access to the latest technology and real-world applications.

WHAT WILL I LEARN?

The work carried out on this course will provide the demonstrable expertise necessary to help secure professional level employment in related industries. The topic areas also provide opportunities for interaction with the Faculty’s Research Centres who will source some of the individual projects for the programme.

The MSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering curriculum consists of a fixed menu of study and a substantial MSc project. Successful completion of all elements leads to the award of MSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Completion of the taught modules without a project leads to the award of a Postgraduate Diploma.

The mandatory modules are as follows:

  • Digital System Design with VHDL
  • Electrical Machines and Drives
  • Power Systems
  • Digital Signal and Image Processing
  • Robotics: Kinematics, Dynamics and Applications
  • Measurement and Sensor Technology
  • Microprocessor Applications
  • Renewable Energy and Smart Grid
  • Individual Project

The substantial individual project gives students the opportunity to work on a detailed area of related technology alongside an experienced academic supervisor. Some projects are offered in conjunction with the work of the Faculty’s Research Centres or industry.

Typical project titles include:

  • Embedded network interface development for measurement instruments;
  • Wireless sensors for industrial thermocouple temperature monitoring;
  • Power system network simulation;
  • Wind turbine generator simulation.


As part of this course you will study Global Professional Development, a beneficial new 10-credit module developed in partnership with the CMI. Explore this module's content and benefits here.

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