School of Engineering - University of Aberdeen courses

...courses leading to specialisation in Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Management . The major feature of the fourth year is the undertaking...

...Presentations, laboratory reports and other coursework are submitted and marked individually throughout the...

...equipment accurate to a fraction of a millimetre, to tiny silicon chips processing information at lightning speeds. You conceive new solutions to society's problems...

...basic principles of all branches of engineering. In the later years you specialise in Electronics with Computer & Software Engineering , following...

...you will be inventive and creative, able to sell your ideas to clients and colleagues, and in due course, to organise and lead fellow professions. You will be good at mathematics...

...you have the satisfaction of seeing your work improving lives. Suitable for: You will be good at mathematics, you will have a sound grasp of basic sciences...

...of specialisation until you begin third year. In the first year you will study topics such as: Engineering Mathematics Engineering Science Applied Mechanics...

...They are also valuable for giving practical demonstrations of the concepts covered in the lecture courses. A number of coursework exercises are carried out each...

...The opportunity exists to study a European language to support this study. Formal courses continue to develop your specialist interests. In year five...

...aimed at developing and improving communication skills. These include written laboratory reports, dissertations, and presentations. The main method...

...You do not need to finalise your choice of specialisation until you begin third year. In the first year you will study topics such as: Engineering Mathematics...

...Self-study is vital as it develops the confidence to enable you to tackle unfamiliar problems, an essential skill for the professional engineer...

...Presentations, laboratory reports and other coursework are submitted and marked individually throughout the...

...The main method of assessment is examinations in January and May although for many courses pressure is taken off the examinations by use of continuous assessment...

...Teaching & Assessment The main methods of teaching are lectures, tutorials, laboratory and design classes. You can expect an average of 20 hours of lectures...

...Electronic and Electrical Engineering Engineering Communication Design and Practice Following this, in the second year, the topics covered include...

...to have a sound grasp of basic sciences, to be inventive and creative, to be able to sell your ideas to clients and colleagues and, in due course...

...In the first year you will study topics such as: Engineering Mathematics Engineering Science Applied Mechanics and Structures Electronic and Electrical...

...The opportunity exists to study a European language to support this study. Formal courses continue to develop your specialist interests. Teaching & Assessment...

...The opportunity exists to study a European language to support this study. Formal courses continue to develop your specialist interests. Teaching & Assessment...