ENGR7851 Advanced Electronic Design

Dr Nasser Asgari

2017

4.5

1 x 60-minute lecture weekly
1 x 60-minute workshop weekly
1 x 60-minute practical weekly

1 1 of ENGR1711, ENGR1205, ENGR2712, ENGR8711, ENGR8712
2 1 of ENGR2702, ENGR8802
3 1 of ENGR2731, ENGR8771
4 Admission into MEE-Master of Engineering (Electronics)
Must Satisfy: ((1 and 2 and 3) or (4))

Familiarity with PCB Design Tools

Electronic design for manufacture: signal transmission, design for signal integrity, electromagnetic compatibility, advanced routing techniques, multi-channel design, design accounting for mechanical, manufacturing and commercial constraints.

Design project: design methodologies, identifying client needs, assessment and evaluation of engineering designs, developing design specifications, project management and documentation, teamwork, leadership and mentoring, self-reflection, creativity and innovation.

To develop in students an advanced and practical understanding of electronic design, through studying and applying

Methodologies for developing solutions to complex and ill-defined electronic engineering design problems
The integration of theory and methods across the range of electronic engineering subjects
The assessment and evaluation of engineering designs
Techniques for determining design specifications from clients, eg the social, political, international, economic and environmental context of a problem as well as the technical requirements
Project management and documentation methods and tools in the electronic engineering context, eg ISO9001
The variety of roles in electronic engineering design groups, eg teamwork, leadership and mentoring
Creativity, innovation and self-reflection
The use of professional electronic design tools

At the completion of the topic, students are expected to be able to:

Demonstrate an advanced and practical understanding of electronic design
Develop creative and innovative solutions to complex electronic engineering design problems
Demonstrate communication and teamwork skills appropriate for a professional engineer
Use electronic design, project management and documentation methods and tools

Key dates and timetable

Timetable details for 2017 are no longer published.

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