北德文學(xué)院

If you’re looking for a rewarding career in a fast-paced and varied industry, that’s at the heart of social change and improvement in living conditions the world over - then our Foundation Degree in Electronics and Communications could be your ticket to a bright new future. Comprising a broad range of industry-specific learning modules; this course has been designed to meet the exacting requirements of the electronics sector of today. You’ll get a chance to explore everything from analytical methods, electronic system design, and electronic principles; right through to advanced CAD techniques, and electronic system design. This advanced technical programme leads to a nationally-recognised FdSc qualification - highly respected in its own right, but can also open the door to Honours Degree-level study; or provide you with the precise skills and technical knowledge needed to progress directly to a fascinating and rewarding career. Available as both a full-time and part-time programme, our Foundation Degree in Electronics and Communications can fit around your existing work, study, or home life commitments.Stage 11. Analytical Methods - This module focuses upon the mathematical strategies and processes involved in solving a wide range of engineering problems. 2. Electrical & Electronic Principles - This module provides an introduction to electrical and electronic theory so that students will have a firm base from which to work when they undertake further studies. 3. Electronics - This module provides an introduction to electronic theory so that students will have a firm base from which to work when they undertake further studies. 4. Developing Graduate Skills - This module is designed to enable students to demonstrate that they have all the qualities and transferable skills necessary for appropriate academic work and employment requiring the exercise of responsibility and decision making, including the ability to relate their professional practice to underlying theory and principles.=5. Organisational Behaviour - This module considers how organisational behaviour and attitude influences the behaviour of individuals and groups at work. 6. Advanced CAD Techniques - This module develops both 2D and 3D modelling skills and the use of computer simulation in support of engineering tasks. Stage 21. Engineering Project V - This module is an individual investigation of a routine problem in any of the engineering disciplines encountered in the programme. It represents a significant amount of work in which the student is proactive in managing their own learning and other resources needed to find a solution to the task which will normally relate to the student's place of work. 2. Control Principles - This module applies the principles of electrical and electronic theory to the analysis and design of control systems. Students will develop a knowledge and understanding of modern control systems to practical applications. 3. Electronic System Design - This module builds on the principles of electronics, and develops standard circuits to develop complex systems. Learners will explore multi-stage and programmable systems in both analogue and digital environments. 4. Communication Engineering - A study of commonplace systems to uncover the design philosophy and performance characteristics. To further investigate the underlying principles related to modern electronic communications by applying knowledge of communication theory to current systems. 5. Micro-programmable Systems - This module provides an implementation from micro-programmable device theory to application so that students will have a good base from which to work when they undertake further study. 6. Instrumentation & Control - This module introduces electrical and mechanical engineering stu