UG Handbook

Electrical Engineering & Electronics
Departmental Student Handbook 2013/14
Undergraduate
Contents
1. 2. 2.1. 2.2. 2.3. 2.4. 2.5. 3. Purpose of the Departmental Handbook ....................................................................... 6 Information about the School ......................................................................................... 6 The Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics ........................................ 6 Key contacts ................................................................................................................ 6 How the Degree Programmes are Managed .............................................................. 7 Communication with Students .................................................................................... 8 School Specific Health and Safety Information ........................................................... 8 Departmental Degree Programmes ................................................................................ 9 3.1 - BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems (H430)........................................................................ 11 3.2 - BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with a Year in Industry (H432) .................................. 13 3.3 - BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies (H490) .......................................... 15 3.4 - BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies with a Year in Industry (H492) ..... 17 3.5 - BEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering (HH66) ....................... 19 3.6 - BEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry (HG6L) ............................................................................................................................... 21 3.7 - BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering (4-year) (H604) ......................... 23 3.8 - BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering (H620) ............................................................... 25 3.9 - BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics (H603) ..................................... 27 3.10 - BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics with a Year in Industry (H605) .......................................................................................................................................... 29 3.11 - BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering with a Year in Industry (H624) ....................... 31 3.12 - BEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering (H621).......................... 33 3.13 - BEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering with a Year in Industry (H622) ............................................................................................................................... 35 3.14 - BEng (Hons) Electronics (H610) .............................................................................. 37 3.15 - BEng (Hons) Electronics with a Year in Industry (H613)......................................... 39 3.16 - BEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems (HH67) ...................................... 41 3.17 - BEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems with a Year in Industry (HHP7) . 43 3.18 - BEng (Hons) Medical Electronics and Instrumentation (H673).............................. 45 3.19 - MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems (H431) .................................................................... 47 3.20 - MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with a Year in Industry (H433) ............................... 51 3.21 - MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies (H491) ....................................... 54 3.22 - MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies with a Year in Industry (H493) .. 58 3.23 - MEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering (GHK6) .................... 61 3.24 - MEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry (GHKP)............................................................................................................................... 65 3.25 - MEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics (H606) .................................. 68
3.26 - MEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics with a Year in Industry (H607) .......................................................................................................................................... 71 3.27 - MEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering (HZ46) ........................ 75 3.28 - MEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering with a Year in Industry (H623) ............................................................................................................................... 79 3.29 - MEng (Hons) Electronics (H602) ............................................................................. 83 3.30 - MEng (Hons) Electronics with a Year in Industry (H614) ....................................... 86 3.31 - MEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems (HH76) ..................................... 90 3.32 - MEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems with a Year in Industry (HHR6) 94 3.33 - MEng (Hons) Medical Electronics and Instrumentation (H675) ............................ 98 3.34 Modules in the Department ................................................................................... 102 4. Programme Information ............................................................................................. 106 4.1.1 School of Engineering and Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics ........................................................................................................................................ 106 4.1.2 Departmental Prizes Electrical Engineering and Electronics .............................. 109 4.2 School Learning, Teaching and Assessment Policies/Strategies/processes. ............... 112 4.2.1 4.2.2 4.2.3 4.2.4 4.2.5 4.2.6 5. Penalties for Late Submission of Assessed Work ............................................ 114 Penalties for Exceeding the Word Limit .......................................................... 114 Procedures for Handling Request for Extensions ............................................ 114 General Feedback Policy and Feedback Following Formal Examinations ....... 114 Module Questionnaires ................................................................................... 117 Marking Descriptors......................................................................................... 117 4.1 Prizes ............................................................................................................................ 106
Student Support .......................................................................................................... 122 5.1 Student Support Office ............................................................................................. 122 5.2 Disability Support (as it operates in the School) ...................................................... 122 5.3 Academic Advisors .................................................................................................... 122 5.4 Peer Mentoring......................................................................................................... 122 5.6 Procedures for Handling Absences and Mitigating Circumstances Claims .............. 123 5.7 Attendance Monitoring ............................................................................................ 124 5.8 Guest Lectures and Seminars held in the Department ............................................ 124 5.9 Wednesday Afternoons ............................................................................................ 124
6.
Student representation within the School ................................................................. 125 6.1 Staff Student Liaison Committee (SSLC) ................................................................... 125 6.2 Departmental Student Society ................................................................................. 125
7.
Opportunities for other CV enhancing activities ........................................................ 125 7.1 Overseas Exchanges.................................................................................................. 125 7.2 Other Activities ......................................................................................................... 125 3
8.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) ........................................................................... 125
Welcome to the School of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Computer Science and the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics
I would like to welcome you to the Department and to the University. This is a first and important step in developing your professional career. I hope that you will enjoy the experiences during your studies and will take full advantage of opportunities as they arise. This handbook contains all of the important information about your degree programme and the points of contact for your studies. The book describes the relationship between you and the University - including your responsibilities towards your studies and our responsibilities towards you as a student. The structure of the Department's degree programmes are given and the arrangements for the examinations. It also describes the student support services available to you and progression requirements from year to year. We in the Department hope you will be happy at Liverpool, and that make the most of your time at the University and in the City. Yours sincerely Professor Jason Ralph Head of Department
1. Purpose of the Departmental Handbook

This student handbook will act as a supplement for the main University Handbooks, which includes a lot of the important information you need to know whilst you are studying here. Please ensure that you familiarise yourself with the information and refer to the handbook regularly. Please also take a look at the Frequently Asked Questions section at the end of this handbook.
2. Information about the School

The Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics is part of the School of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Computer Science and is located on Brownlow Hill. The building houses the offices for academic, administrative and technical staff. It also houses the laboratories and some of the major lecture theatres. The Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics, together with the Department of Computer Science, is part of the School of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Computer Science. The interface between electrical engineering and computer science is where hardware meets software, for example in the domain of signal processing. Although computer science also has strong connections with mathematics (for example in the field of algorithms) and to an extent philosophy (for example in the fields of logic programming and the theory of computation), the relation with electrical engineering means that the two departments within the school are well matched, thus allowing students in both departments to benefit from the experience and knowhow available across the entire school. The Student Experience Team Leader for the School is Mrs Jan Harding, who can help with advice on school level procedures and signposting to central and specialised support services. She also acts as Secretary to the Board of Examiners. She is located within the Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering. 2.1. The Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics
The Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics is well recognised nationally and internationally. The research and teaching have received high ratings in recent assessments and surveys and many of the academic staff enjoy international recognition for pre-eminence in their fields. Once students commence their studies, they become members of the prestigious community. The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) have assessed all of the BEng and MEng programmes and awarded full or interim accreditation (meeting their requirements including UK-SPEC). 2.2. Key contacts
Academic staff: Head of Department Professor Jason Ralph Director of Learning & Teaching Dr Xu (Judy) Zhu Undergraduate Programme Directors: GHK6, GHKP, H673, H675, Dr Xin Tu 6
jfralph@liverpool.ac.uk Xuzhu@liverpool.ac.uk
Xin.Tu@liverpool.ac.uk
HG6L, HH66 H430, H431, H432, H433, Dr Lin Jiang H490, H491, H492, H493, HH67, HH76, HHP7, HHR6 H602, H603, H604, H605, Dr Ivona Mitrovic H606, H607, H610, H613, H614, H620, H621, H622, H623, H624, HZ46 Postgraduate Programme Directors: EEEP, EEMS, EEMA, IEMA Senior Tutor/Director of Student Experience Examinations Officer Deputy Examinations Officer Year in Industry Coordinator Plagiarism & Collusion Officer Internationalisation Officer Special Educational Needs Officer Departmental Study Abroad/ Exchange Co-ordinator Administrative staff Student Experience Team Leader/Secretary to the Board of Examiners Student Support Office staff Student Experience Administrator Student Experience Administrative Assistants: Undergraduate/Postgraduate Taught Apprentice Postgraduate Research Technical staff Laboratory Supervisor Laboratory Technician Laboratory Technician Electronics Workshop Supervisor Laboratory Technician Workshop Technician Laboratory Technician L.Jiang@liverpool.ac.uk
Ivona@liverpool.ac.uk
Professor Yi Huang Dr John Marsland Dr Yaochun Shen Dr Ivona Mitrovic Professor Jeremy Smith Professor Jeremy Smith Dr Leah Ridgway Dr Leah Ridgway Dr Leah Ridgway
Yi.Huang@liverpool.ac.uk Marsland@liverpool.ac.uk Y.C.Shen@liverpool.ac.uk Ivona@liverpool.ac.uk J.S.Smith@liverpool.ac.uk J.S.Smith@liverpool.ac.uk Leah.Ridgway@liverpool.ac.uk Leah.Ridgway@liverpool.ac.uk Leah.Ridgway@liverpool.ac.uk
Mrs Jan Harding
jharding@liverpool.ac.uk
Office opening hours: Mon-Fri (9.15 16:45) Miss Judith Lewa lewa@liverpool.ac.uk
Dr Phil Hepworth Miss Heather McCann Miss Hannah Fosh Mr Graham Bunting Mr Jeffrey Carrick Mr Gordon Cook Mr John Lynch Mr John Owens Mr Alan Roby Mr Richard Wratten
P.J.Hepworth@liverpool.ac.uk hmccann@liverpool.ac.uk Hannah.Fosh@liverpool.ac.uk G.Bunting@liverpool.ac.uk J.P.Carrick@liverpool.ac.uk G.I.Cook@liverpool.ac.uk J.Lynch@liverpool.ac.uk John.Owens@liverpool.ac.uk A.J.Roby@liverpool.ac.uk R.Wratten@liverpool.ac.uk
2.3.
How the Degree Programmes are Managed
The Board of Studies in Electrical Engineering and Electronics has overall responsibility for all aspects of the provision and assessment of undergraduate and taught postgraduate
programmes within the Department. The Board comprises key academic members of staff and is chaired by Director of Learning and Teaching, Dr Xu (Judy) Zhu. In addition, each of our degree programmes has a Programme Director who is responsible for the day to day running of the programme. There are three such directors within the Department: -
Dr Xin Tu (GHK6, GHKP, H673, H675, HG6L, HH66) Dr Lin Jiang (H430, H431, H432, H433, H490, H491, H492, H493, HH67, HH76, HHP7, HHR6) Dr Ivona Mitrovic (H602, H603, H604, H605, H606, H607, H610, H613, H614, H620, H621, H622, H623, H624, HZ46)
In this Department, students are taught either in lectures, tutorials, practicals or in laboratory sessions and study in each academic year will be divided into modules totalling 120 credits over two semesters. In this Department the majority of modules are worth 7.5 or 15 credits and the final year project modules are worth 30 credits. 2.4. Communication with Students
The main way the Department will communicate with students is by email, this may include informing students regarding important module information, to advise regarding cancelled lectures or attendance issues. It is therefore very important that students always ensure that they are checking their University email account regularly. The Department may also need to contact students by letter and we will use the term time or permanent address as indicated in Liverpool Life. Please ensure that the addresses all correct at all times. If you experience any problems with this, then please contact the Student Support Office (room 501, 5th floor, EEE Building or via email: Studyenq@liv.ac.uk). 2.5. School Specific Health and Safety Information
Student safety is very important to us it is one of the Universitys highest priorities. We are committed to providing you with a safe learning and living environment but we can only achieve this if we have your full support. In the same way we expect all our staff to work to high safety standards, we ask that you take health and safety seriously by: Taking reasonable care for the health and safety of yourself and others; Acting in accordance with University safety rules. Familiarise yourself with the fire procedures in buildings, including what to do if you discover a fire, what to do if the alarm sounds and where to assemble should you have to evacuate the building. The normal way into a building may not be available to you in a fire situation so ensure you know what alternative routes exist. Know the number to use in an emergency on the University telephone system this is 2222. Never wedge open fire doors or obstruct escape routes. Always report accidents, near misses or dangerous conditions to a responsible member of the Department. Always follow any health and safety instructions you are given. There is a lot more information and this can be found at: http://www.liv.ac.uk/safety/. 8
In the Department we also have specific safety arrangements, in practical/laboratory departments there is a safety code/handbook which sets out departmental safety arrangements in detail. If you have any problems or questions about safety, raise them with a member of teaching staff or with your Departmental Safety Coordinator, who is: Mr Jim Humphries Email: Humph9ke@liverpool.ac.uk Tel.: 0151 794 4596
3. Departmental Degree Programmes

The tables on the following pages show the programme structures of the degree programmes offered by our Department in 2013/14: H430 BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems H432 BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with a Year in Industry H490 BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies H492 BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies with a Year in Industry HH66 BEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering HG6L BEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry H604 BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering H620 BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering H603 BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics H605 BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics with a Year in Industry H624 BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering with a Year in Industry H621 BEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering H622 BEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering with a Year in Industry H610 BEng (Hons) Electronics H613 BEng (Hons) Electronics with a Year in Industry HH67 BEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems HHP7 BEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems with a Year in Industry H673 BEng (Hons) Medical Electronics and Instrumentation H431 MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems H433 MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with a Year in Industry H491 MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies H493 MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies with a Year in Industry GHK6 MEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering GHKP MEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry H606 MEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics H607 MEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics with a Year in Industry HZ46 MEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering H623 MEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering with a Year in Industry 9
H602 MEng (Hons) Electronics H614 MEng (Hons) Electronics with a Year in Industry HH76 MEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems HHR6 MEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems with a Year in Industry H675 MEng (Hons) Medical Electronics and Instrumentation
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3.1 - BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems (H430) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
Semester
1 and 2
Code ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC172 AERO110 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192
Title Introduction to Programming in C Electrical Circuits & Systems Experimental Skills Introduction to Aerospace Engineering Electromagnetism & Electromechanics Mathematics I for Electrical Engineers Electronic Circuits Digital & Integrated Electronics Design Mathematics II for Electrical Engineers
Credits 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total credits 120
Exam:CW 0:100 70:30 0:100 70:30 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
Semester
1 and 2 1
Code ELEC207 ELEC222 ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC270 AERO212 AERO230 ELEC202 ELEC210 ELEC271 MATH283
Title Instrumentation & Control Project, Problem Solving & Industrial Awareness Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals and Systems Aircraft Performance A Avionic Systems Communication Systems Electromagnetics Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations Total credits
Credits 15 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 120
Exam:CW 95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 70:30 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 80:20
11
Year 3 Required
Semester
Code
Title
Credits
Exam:CW
1 and 2
ELEC340 AERO317 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC319 AERO350 ELEC311 ELEC312
Project Flight Dynamics and Control Project Management Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications Image Processing Avionic Systems Design RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics Antennas Total credits
30 15 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 97.5
0:100 90:10 60:40 100:0 100:0 50:50 100:0 100:0
22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 ELEC370 & ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 2 ELEC211 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 ELEC324 1 ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC377 Photonics & Optical Information Systems Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC107 ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 2 ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
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3.2 - BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with a Year in Industry (H432) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
Semester
1 and 2
Code ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC172 AERO110 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192
Title Introduction to Programming in C Electrical Circuits & Systems Experimental Skills Introduction to Aerospace Engineering Electromagnetism & Electromechanics Mathematics I for Electrical Engineers Electronic Circuits Digital & Integrated Electronics Design Mathematics II for Electrical Engineers
Credits 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total credits 120
Exam:CW 0:100 70:30 0:100 70:30 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
Semester
1 and 2 1
Code ELEC207 ELEC222 ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC270 AERO212 AERO230 ELEC202 ELEC210 ELEC271 MATH283
Title Instrumentation & Control Project, Problem Solving & Industrial Awareness Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals and Systems Aircraft Performance A Avionic Systems Communication Systems Electromagnetics Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations Total credits
Credits 15 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 120
Exam:CW 95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 70:30 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 80:20
Year 3 Placement Code Title
Credits
ELEC299
Placement
120
Assessment Assessment: Interim report 30%, oral presentation, 20%, poster 10%, final report 40%.
13
Year 4 Required
Semester
Title Credits Exam:CW Project 30 0:100 Flight Dynamics and Control 15 90:10 1 Project Management 7.5 60:40 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 2 Avionic Systems Design 7.5 50:50 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 Antennas 7.5 100:0 Total credits 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoCredits S Code Title Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 ELEC370 & ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 2 ELEC211 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 ELEC317 1 and 2 ELEC313 ELEC324 1 ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC377 Photonics & Optical Information Systems Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC107 ELEC212
Code ELEC340 AERO317 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC319 AERO350 ELEC311 ELEC312
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 2 ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management
EBUS302
Total Quality Management I
7.5
100:0
14
3.3 - BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies (H490) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
Semester Code Title Credits Exam:CW
1 and 2
ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC172 AERO131 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192
Introduction to Programming in C Electrical Circuits & Systems Experimental Skills Pilot Studies 1 Electromagnetism & Electromechanics Mathematics I for Electrical Engineers Electronic Circuits Digital & Integrated Electronics Design Mathematics II for Electrical Engineers
15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total credits 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 100:0 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
AERO233 ELEC207 ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC270 AERO215 AERO230 ELEC202 ELEC271 MATH283
Pilot Studies 2 Instrumentation & Control Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals and Systems Aircraft Performance B Avionic Systems Communication Systems Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations Total credits
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 120
100:0 95:05 90:10 75:25 95:05 70:30 100:0 100:0 80:20 80:20
15
Year 3 Required
1&2 1
Project Flight Dynamics and Control Project Management Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications Image Processing Avionic Systems Design RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics Antennas Total credits
30 15 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 97.5
0:100 90:10 60:40 100:0 100:0 50:50 100:0 100:0
22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 ELEC370 & ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 2 ELEC211 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 ELEC324 1 ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC377 Photonics & Optical Information Systems Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 100:0 70:30 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 7.5 7.5 7.5 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC107 ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 2 ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following 1 2 MNGT309 MNGT352 EBUS302 Manufacturing Strategy Advanced Modern Management Total Quality Management I
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3.4 - BEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies with a Year in Industry (H492) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total credits 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 100:0 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
Pilot Studies 2 Instrumentation & Control Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals and Systems Aircraft Performance B Avionic Systems Communication Systems Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations Total credits
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 120
100:0 95:05 90:10 75:25 95:05 70:30 100:0 100:0 80:20 80:20
Credits
ELEC299
Placement
120
17
Year 4 Required
Project 30 0:100 1&2 Flight Dynamics and Control 15 90:10 Project Management 7.5 60:40 1 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 Avionic Systems Design 7.5 50:50 2 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 Antennas 7.5 100:0 Total credits 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following:
S 1 & 2 Code ELEC301 ELEC370 ELEC372 ELEC373 ELEC313 ELEC324 1 ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC377 Title Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications Credits 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 100:0 70:30 100:0 Exam:CW 100:0 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 7.5 7.5 7.5 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC107 ELEC212 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 2 ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following 1 2 MNGT309 MNGT352 EBUS302 Manufacturing Strategy Advanced Modern Management Total Quality Management I
18
3.5 - BEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering (HH66) Programme Director Dr Xin Tu (Xin.tu@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
COMP102 ELEC142 ELEC171 COMP101 ELEC143 MATH191 ELEC104 MATH192
Introduction to Databases Electrical Circuits and Systems Engineering Skills Introduction to Programming in Java Digital & Integrated Electronics & Design Mathematics I Electronic Circuits Mathematics II
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
60:40 70:30 0:100 0:100 50:50 90:10 70:30 80:20
Year 2
Semester
1 and 2 1
Code ELEC207 ELEC222 COMP201 COMP207 ELEC211 ELEC270 COMP104 ELEC202 ELEC271
Title Instrumentation & Control Project, Problem Solving & Industrial Awareness Software Engineering 1 Database Development Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals & Systems Operation System Concepts Communication Systems Electronic Circuits and Systems Total
Credits 15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 120
Exam:CW 95:05 0:100 80:20 80:20 75:25 95:05 80:20 100:0 80:20
19
Year 3 Required
1&2
1 2
ELEC340 or COMP390 ELEC370 COMP319 ELEC362 MNGT202 COMP315 ELEC320
Project 30 Honours Year Computer Science Project Embedded Computer Systems Software Engineering II Application Development with C++ Project Management Technologies for e-Commerce Neural Networks 15 15 15 7.5 15 7.5 Total 105 0:100 100:0 100:0 0:100 60:40 100:0 100:0
15 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2)
Options A & M 15 credits from the following: S 1 & 2 Code Title Credits Exam:CW Pre/CoRequisite
COMP390 ELEC301 ELEC372 ELEC373 COMP305 ELEC313 ELEC317
Honours Year Computer Science Project Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Biocomputation Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Digital and Wireless Communications Multi-Agent Systems Formal Methods Semantics of Programming Languages Digital Control and Optimisation Signal Processing and Digital Filtering RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics Antennas Electromagnetic Compatibility Manufacturing Strategy Advanced Modern Management Total Quality Management I
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5
0:100 100:0 45:55 0:100 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0
ELEC209 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317
ELEC271
ELEC319 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC377 COMP310 COMP313 COMP317 ELEC303 ELEC309 ELEC311 ELEC312 ELEC382 MNGT309 MNGT352 EBUS302
ELEC212
ELEC202 ELEC270 COMP201 COMP101 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC210
Options B 7.5 credits from the following 1 2
20
3.6 - BEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry (HG6L) Programme Director Dr Xin Tu (Xin.tu@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
60:40 70:30 0:100 0:100 50:50 90:10 70:30 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
ELEC207 ELEC222 COMP201 COMP207 ELEC211 ELEC270 COMP104 ELEC202 ELEC271
Instrumentation & Control Project, Problem Solving & Industrial Awareness Software Engineering 1 Database Development and Design Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals & Systems Operation System Concepts Communication Systems Electronic Circuits and Systems Total
15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 120
95:05 0:100 80:20 80:20 75:25 95:05 80:20 100:0 80:20
Credits
ELEC299
Placement
120
21
Year 4 Required
1&2
1 2
ELEC340 or COMP390 ELEC370 COMP319 ELEC362 MNGT202 COMP315 ELEC320
Project 30 Honours Year Computer Science Project Embedded Computer Systems Software Engineering II Application Development with C++ Project Management Technologies for e-Commerce Neural Networks 15 15 15 7.5 15 7.5 Total 105 0:100 100:0 100:0 0:100 60:40 100:0 100:0
15 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A & M 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 1 ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 & ELEC211 2 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 ELEC317 COMP305 Biocomputation 15 80:20 ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems 15 100:0 Electronics for Instrumentation and ELEC317 15 100:0 ELEC271 Communications 1 ELEC319 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 ELEC324 Organic Electronics 7.5 100:0 ELEC212 ELEC331 Drives 7.5 100:0 ELEC202 ELEC377 Digital and Wireless Communications 15 100:0 ELEC270 COMP310 Multi-Agent Systems 15 100:0 COMP313 Formal Methods 15 100:0 COMP201 COMP317 Semantics of Programming Languages 15 80:20 COMP101 ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 2 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 ELEC270 ELEC312 Antennas 7.5 100:0 ELEC210 ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility 7.5 100:0 Options B on more than 7.5 credits from the following: MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 7.5 100:0 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 7.5 70:30 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I 7.5 100:0
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3.7 - BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering (4-year) (H604) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC171 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192
Introduction to Programming in C Electrical Circuits & Systems Engineering Skills Electromagnetism & Electromechanics Mathematics I for Electrical Engineers Electronic Circuits Digital & Integrated Electronics Design Mathematics II for Electrical Engineers
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
ELEC207 ELEC273 ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC270 ELEC202 ELEC210 ELEC212 ELEC271 MATH283
Instrumentation & Control Applied Design & Industrial Awareness Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals and Systems Communication Systems Electromagnetics CMOS Integrated Circuits Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
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Year 3 Required
Project 30 0:100 1&2 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 100:0 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 Project Management 7.5 60:40 1 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Drives 7.5 100:0 Total 90 30 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and at least 22.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 22.5 credits from the following:
S 1 & 2 Code ELEC372 ELEC373 ELEC313 ELEC319 1 ELEC324 ELEC362 ELEC377 Title Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Image Processing Organic Electronics Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications Credits 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 Exam:CW 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC210 ELEC212 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317
ELEC340 ELEC301 ELEC370 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC331
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 2 ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
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3.8 - BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering (H620) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
25
Year 3 Required
1&2
Project 30 0:100 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 100:0 Project Management 7.5 60:40 1 Drives 7.5 100:0 2 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 Total 75 45 Optional Credits in Total (at least 15 optional credits to be COMPLETED in semester 1; no more than 30 optional
credits to be studied in semester 1. At least 15 optional credits to be studied in semester 2; no more than 30 optional credits to be studied in semester 2)
ELEC340 ELEC301 MNGT202 ELEC331 ELEC303
Options A 37.5 credits from the following:

S Code ELEC370 ELEC372 ELEC373 ELEC313 ELEC317 ELEC319 ELEC324 1 ELEC362 ELEC377 Title Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications Credits 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 Exam:CW 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC210 ELEC212 ELEC271 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC211 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317
ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
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3.9 - BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics (H603) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
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Year 3 Required
1&2
Project Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution Embedded Computer Systems Project Management Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications Drives Total
30 15 15 7.5 15 7.5 90
0:100 100:0 100:0 60:40 100:0 100:0
30 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and at least 22.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 22.5 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 1 ELEC372 & ELEC211 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 2 ELEC317 ELEC313 ELEC319 1 ELEC324 ELEC362 ELEC377 Photonics & Optical Information Systems Image Processing Organic Electronics Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC210 ELEC212
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3.10 - BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics with a Year in Industry (H605) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
Credits
ELEC299
Placement
120
29
Year 4 Required
Project 30 0:100 1&2 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 100:0 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 Project Management 7.5 60:40 1 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Drives 7.5 100:0 Total 90 30 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and at least 22.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 22.5 credits from the following:
S 1 & 2 Code ELEC372 ELEC373 ELEC313 ELEC319 1 ELEC324 ELEC362 ELEC377 Title Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Image Processing Organic Electronics Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications Credits 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 Exam:CW 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC210 ELEC212 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317
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3.11 - BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering with a Year in Industry (H624) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
Year 3 Placement
Code Title Credits Assessment
ELEC299
Placement
120
Assessment: Interim report 30%, oral presentation, 20%, poster 10%, final report 40%.
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Year 4 Required
1&2
Project 30 0:100 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 100:0 1 Project Management 7.5 60:40 Drives 7.5 100:0 2 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 Total 75 45 Optional Credits in Total (at least 15 optional credits to be COMPLETED in semester 1; no more than 30 optional
credits to be studied in semester 1. At least 15 optional credits to be studied in semester 2; no more than 30 optional credits to be studied in semester 2)
ELEC340 ELEC301 MNGT202 ELEC331 ELEC303
Options A 37.5 credits from the following:

S 1 & 2 Code ELEC370 ELEC372 ELEC373 ELEC313 ELEC317 ELEC319 ELEC324 1 ELEC362 ELEC377 Title Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications Credits 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 Exam:CW 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC210 ELEC212 ELEC271 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC211 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317
ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
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3.12 - BEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering (H621) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
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Year 3 Required
S Code Title Credits Exam:C W Pre/CoRequisite
1 & 2
ELEC340 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC377 ELEC309 ELEC311 ELEC312
Project
30
0:100
Project Management 7.5 60:40 1 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Digital and Wireless Communications 15 100:0 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 ELEC210 2 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 Antennas 7.5 100:0 Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following:
S 1 & 2 Code ELEC301 ELEC370 ELEC372 ELEC373 ELEC313 ELEC319 ELEC324 1 ELEC331 ELEC362 MNGT309 2 Title Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Manufacturing Strategy Credits 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 Exam:CW 100:0 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 70:30 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC212 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317
MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management EBUS302 Total Quality Management I ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
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3.13 - BEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering with a Year in Industry (H622) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
Credits
ELEC299
Placement
120
35
Year 4 Required
S Code Title Credits Exam:CW Pre/CoRequisite
1 & 2 1
Project
30
0:100
Project Management 7.5 60:40 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Digital and Wireless Communications 15 100:0 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 ELEC210 2 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 Antennas 7.5 100:0 Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following:
S 1 & 2 Code ELEC301 ELEC370 ELEC372 ELEC373 ELEC313 ELEC319 ELEC324 1 ELEC331 ELEC362 MNGT309 Title Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Manufacturing Strategy Credits 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 Exam:CW 100:0 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 70:30 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC212 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317
MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
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3.14 - BEng (Hons) Electronics (H610) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
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Year 3 Required
1 & 2
ELEC340 ELEC370 ELEC372 ELEC373 MNGT202
Project Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Project Management Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications
30 15 15 15 7.5 15
0:100 100:0 45:55 0:100 60:40 100:0
ELEC317
Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 optional credits to be COMPLETED in semester 1. At least 15 optional credits to be studied in semester 2.) Options A 22.5 credits from the following:
S 1 & 2 Code ELEC301 ELEC313 ELEC319 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC377 Title Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Photonics & Optical Information Systems Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications Credits 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 Exam:CW 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC209
ELEC212
ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC210
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 2 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
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3.15 - BEng (Hons) Electronics with a Year in Industry (H613) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
Credits
ELEC299
Placement
120
39
Year 4 Required
S Code ELEC340 ELEC370 ELEC372 ELEC373 MNGT202 ELEC317 Title Project Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Project Management Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Credits 30 15 15 15 7.5 15 Exam:CW 0:100 100:0 45:55 0:100 60:40 100:0 Pre/CoRequisite
1 & 2
Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 optional credits to be COMPLETED in semester 1. At least 15 optional credits to be studied in semester 2.) Options A 15 credits from the following:
S 1 & 2 Code ELEC301 ELEC313 ELEC317 ELEC319 1 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC377 Title Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications Credits 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 Exam:CW 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC210 ELEC212 ELEC271 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC209
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 2 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
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3.16 - BEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems (HH67) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
Semester
1 and 2
1 2
Code ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC172 ENGG110 MATH191 MNGT105 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192
Title Introduction to Programming in C Electrical Circuits & Systems Experimental Skills Solids and Structures 1 Mathematics I for Electrical Engineers Introduction to Management Electronic Circuits Digital & Integrated Electronics Design Mathematics II for Electrical Engineers
Credits 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 15 15 15 Total 120
Exam:CW 0:100 70:30 0:100 70:30 90:10 0:100 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2
ELEC207 ELEC222 ENGG209 MECH215 ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC270 ELEC271 MATH283
Instrumentation & Control Project, Problem Solving & Industrial Awareness Solid and Structures 2 Dynamic Systems Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals and Systems Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations Total
15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 120
95:05 0:100 85:15 90:10 90:10 75:25 95:05 80:20 80:20
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Year 3 Required
S 1 & 2 1 Code ELEC340 ELEC370 ELEC331 MECH310 MNGT202 ELEC303 MNFG409 Title Project Embedded Computer Systems Drives Engineering Systems Project Management Digital Control and Optimisation Industrial Robotics and Automated Assembly Credits 30 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 Exam:CW 0:100 100:0 100:0 70:30 60:40 100:0 0:100 Pre/CoRequisite
ELEC207
Total 97.5
22.5 Optional Credits in Total (at least 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and no more than 15 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 1 ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 & ELEC211 2 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 ELEC317 ELEC319 1 ELEC324 ELEC362 ELEC377 Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC202 ELEC270 COMP201 COMP101 ELEC270 ELEC210 ELEC212 ELEC271
COMP310 Multi-Agent Systems COMP313 Formal Methods COMP317 Semantics of Programming Languages ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 2 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
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3.17 - BEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems with a Year in Industry (HHP7) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC172 ENGG110 MATH191 MNGT105 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192
Introduction to Programming in C Electrical Circuits & Systems Experimental Skills Solids and Structures 1 Mathematics I for Electrical Engineers Introduction to Management Electronic Circuits Digital & Integrated Electronics Design Mathematics II for Electrical Engineers
15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 70:30 90:10 0:100 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
Semester
1 and 2
Code ELEC207 ELEC222 ENGG209 MECH215 ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC270 ELEC271 MATH283
Title Instrumentation & Control Project, Problem Solving & Industrial Awareness Solid and Structures 2 Dynamic Systems Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals and Systems Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations Total
Credits 15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 120
Exam:CW 95:05 0:100 85:15 90:10 90:10 75:25 95:05 80:20 80:20
Year 3 Placement
ELEC299
Placement
120
43
Year 4 Required
S 1 & 2 1 Code ELEC340 ELEC370 ELEC331 MECH310 MNGT202 ELEC303 MNFG409 Title Project Embedded Computer Systems Drives Engineering Systems Project Management Digital Control and Optimisation Industrial Robotics and Automated Assembly Credits 30 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 Exam:CW 0:100 100:0 100:0 70:30 60:40 100:0 0:100 Pre/CoRequisite
ELEC207
Total 97.5
22.5 Optional Credits in Total (at least 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and no more than 15 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 1 ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 & ELEC211 2 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 ELEC317 ELEC319 1 ELEC324 ELEC362 ELEC377 Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC202 ELEC270 COMP201 COMP101 ELEC270 ELEC210 ELEC212 ELEC271
COMP310 Multi-Agent Systems COMP313 Formal Methods COMP317 Semantics of Programming Languages ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 2 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
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3.18 - BEng (Hons) Medical Electronics and Instrumentation (H673) Programme Director Dr Xin Tu (Xin.tu@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC172 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192 PHYS136
Introduction to Programming in C Electrical Circuits & Systems Experimental Skills Electromagnetism & Electromechanics Mathematics I for Electrical Engineers Electronic Circuits Digital & Integrated Electronics Design Mathematics II for Electrical Engineers Introduction to Medical Physics
15 15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20 70:30
Year 2
1 and 2 1
ELEC207 ELEC222 ELEC209 ELEC270 PHGY174 ELEC202 ELEC210 ELEC271 MATH283 PHGY175 PHYS246
Instrumentation & Control Project, Problem Solving & Industrial Awareness Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Signals and Systems Physiology for the Health Professionals I Communication Systems Electromagnetics Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations Physiology for the Health Professionals II Accelerators & Radioisotopes in Medicine Total
15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 15 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 95:05 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 80:20 100:0 80:20
45
Year 3 Required
Semester
Title Project Working with Physics II 1 Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing 2 Project Management Signal Processing and Digital Filtering Radiation Therapy Applications Total 15 Optional Credits in Total Options A 7.5 credits from the following: 1&2 S 1 & 2 Code ELEC301 ELEC373 ELEC313 1 ELEC331 ELEC362 Title Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Drives Application Development with C++
Code ELEC340 PHYS205 ELEC317 ELEC319 MNGT202 ELEC309 PHYS384
Credits 30 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 105
Exam:CW 0:100 0:100 100:0 100:0 60:40 90:10 80:20
Credits Exam:CW 15 15 15 7.5 15 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 0:100 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 70:30 100:0
Pre/CoRequisite ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC317
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 2 ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
ELEC207 ELEC210
46
3.19 - MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems (H431) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
Introduction to Programming in C Electrical Circuits & Systems Experimental Skills Introduction to Aerospace Engineering Electromagnetism & Electromechanics Mathematics I for Electrical Engineers Electronic Circuits Digital & Integrated Electronics Design Mathematics II for Electrical Engineers
15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 70:30 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
ELEC207 ELEC222 ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC270 AERO212 AERO230 ELEC202 ELEC210 ELEC271 MATH283
Instrumentation & Control Project, Problem Solving & Industrial Awareness Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals and Systems Aircraft Performance A Avionic Systems Communication Systems Electromagnetics Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations Total
15 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 70:30 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 80:20
47
Year 3 Required
1 and 2
Project 30 0:100 Flight Dynamics and Control 15 90:10 1 Project Management 7.5 60:40 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 2 Avionic Systems Design 7.5 50:50 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 Antennas 7.5 100:0 Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following:
S 1 & 2 Code ELEC301 ELEC372 ELEC373 ELEC313 ELEC324 1 ELEC331 ELEC362 2 Title Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Credits 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 Exam:CW 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC212 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC209 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC320 Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
48
Year 4 Required
Semester
Credits Exam:CW 30 0:100 1&2 15 85:15 7.5 100:0 1 15 80:20 15 100:0 7.5 85:15 2 7.5 100:0 7.5 100:0 Total 105 15 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 optional credits to be studied in Semester 1. At least 7.5 optional credits to be studied in Semester 2.) Options A S Exam:C Pre/CoCode Title Credits W Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design & 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC372 2 Digital System Design ELEC211 ELEC373 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems 15 100:0 Electronics for Instrumentation and ELEC317 15 100:0 ELEC271 Communications ELEC319 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 1 ELEC324 Organic Electronics 7.5 100:0 ELEC212 ELEC331 Drives 7.5 100:0 ELEC362 Application Development with C++ 15 0:100 Digital and Wireless Communications ELEC202 ELEC377 15 100:0 ELEC270 ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 ELEC270 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 ELEC210 2 ELEC312 Antennas 7.5 100:0 ELEC320 Neural Networks 7.5 100:0 ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility 7.5 100:0 ELEC107 Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 7.5 100:0 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 7.5 70:30 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I 7.5 100:0 Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 80:20 ELEC209 (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & 15 80:20 Sensors 1 ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 45:55 ELEC212 15 & conjunction with ELEC372) 2 ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with 0:100 ELEC211 15 ELEC373) ELEC317 ELEC474 Advanced Signal Processing 15 75:25 ELEC309 ELEC492 MEMS Design and Nanotechnology 15 50:50
Code ELEC440 ELEC470 ELEC411 ELEC476 ELEC477 MNGT413 AERO430 ELEC382
Title Project Embedded Computer Systems Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Advanced Systems Modelling and Control Digital and Wireless Communications Management of Design Advanced Guidance Systems Electromagnetic Capability
49
ELEC411 ELEC415 ELEC419 ELEC431 ELEC435 1 ELEC476 ELEC477 ELEC491 ELEC413 ELEC407 ELEC422 ELEC424 ELEC461 ELEC475
Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Information Theory and Coding Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) Software Engineering and Programming Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids Advanced System Modelling & Control Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) Plasma Engineering Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety Microprocessor Systems Advanced Guidance Systems Communication Networks Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320)
7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC202 ELEC270
ELEC473
50
3.20 - MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with a Year in Industry (H433) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
Introduction to Programming in C Electrical Circuits & Systems Experimental Skills Introduction to Aerospace Engineering Electromagnetism & Electromechanics Mathematics I for Electrical Engineers Electronic Circuits Digital & Integrated Electronics Design Mathematics II for Electrical Engineers
15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 70:30 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
ELEC207 ELEC222 ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC270 AERO212 AERO230 ELEC202 ELEC210 ELEC271 MATH283
Instrumentation & Control Project, Problem Solving & Industrial Awareness Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals and Systems Aircraft Performance A Avionic Systems Communication Systems Electromagnetics Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations Total
15 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 70:30 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 80:20
Year 3 Placement
ELEC299
Placement
120
51
Year 4 Required
1 and 2
Project 30 0:100 Flight Dynamics and Control 15 90:10 1 Project Management 7.5 60:40 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 2 Avionic Systems Design 7.5 50:50 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 Antennas 7.5 100:0 Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following:
S 1 & 2 Code ELEC301 ELEC372 ELEC373 Title Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Credits 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 Exam:CW 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC209 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317 ELEC212
ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems ELEC324 Organic Electronics 1 ELEC331 Drives ELEC362 Application Development with C++ ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation 2 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC320 Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
ELEC207 ELEC270
Year 5
Required Semester Code Title Credits Exam:CW
30 0:100 15 85:15 7.5 100:0 1 15 80:20 15 100:0 7.5 85:15 2 7.5 100:0 7.5 100:0 Total 105 15 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 optional credits to be studied in Semester 1. At least 7.5 optional credits to be studied in Semester 2.) Options A S Exam:C Pre/CoCredits Code Title W Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 1 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 & Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 2 ELEC372 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 ELEC211 1&2
ELEC440 ELEC470 ELEC411 ELEC476 ELEC477 MNGT413 AERO430 ELEC382
Project Embedded Computer Systems Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Advanced Systems Modelling and Control Digital and Wireless Communications Management of Design Advanced Guidance Systems Electromagnetic Capability
52
ELEC317
ELEC313 ELEC317
Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications
15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 90:10 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 80:20 80:20 85:15 45:55 0:100 75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC211 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317 ELEC309 ELEC209 ELEC271 ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 2 ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution ELEC421
ELEC107
1 & 2
ELEC470 ELEC472 ELEC473 ELEC474 ELEC492 ELEC411 ELEC415 ELEC419 ELEC431 ELEC435
1
ELEC476 ELEC477 ELEC491 ELEC413 ELEC407 ELEC422 ELEC424 ELEC461 ELEC475
(not in conjunction with ELEC301) Power system Measurement, Monitoring & Sensors Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC370) Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in conjunction with ELEC372) Digital system Design (not in conjunction with ELEC373) Advanced Signal Processing MEMS Design and Nanotechnology Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Information Theory and Coding Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) Software Engineering and Programming Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids Advanced System Modelling & Control Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) Plasma Engineering Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety Microprocessor Systems Advanced Guidance Systems Communication Networks Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320)
ELEC473
53
3.21 - MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies (H491) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 100:0 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
Pilot Studies 2 Instrumentation & Control Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals and Systems Aircraft Performance B Avionic Systems Communication Systems Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
100:0 95:05 90:10 75:25 95:05 70:30 100:0 100:0 80:20 80:20
54
Year 3 Required
Semester
Title Credits Exam:CW Project 30 0:100 Flight Dynamics and Control 15 90:10 1 Project Management 7.5 60:40 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 2 Avionic Systems Design 7.5 50:50 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 Antennas 7.5 100:0 Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 1 ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 & ELEC211 2 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 ELEC317 1 and 2 ELEC313 ELEC319 1 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC362 Photonics & Optical Information Systems Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation 2 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC320 Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
55
Year 4 Required
Semester
Credits Exam:CW 30 0:100 1&2 15 85:15 7.5 100:0 1 15 80:20 15 100:0 7.5 85:15 2 7.5 100:0 7.5 100:0 Total 105 15 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 optional credits to be studied in Semester 1. At least 7.5 optional credits to be studied in Semester 2.) Options A S Pre/CoCode Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design & 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC372 2 Digital System Design ELEC211 ELEC373 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems 15 100:0 Electronics for Instrumentation and ELEC317 15 100:0 ELEC271 Communications ELEC319 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 1 ELEC324 Organic Electronics 7.5 100:0 ELEC212 ELEC331 Drives 7.5 100:0 ELEC362 Application Development with C++ 15 0:100 Digital and Wireless Communications ELEC202 ELEC377 15 100:0 ELEC270 ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 ELEC270 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 ELEC210 2 ELEC312 Antennas 7.5 100:0 ELEC320 Neural Networks 7.5 100:0 ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility 7.5 100:0 ELEC107 Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 7.5 100:0 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 7.5 70:30 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I 7.5 100:0 Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 80:20 ELEC209 (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & 15 80:20 Sensors 1 ELEC470 Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 85:15 ELEC211 & 15 with ELEC370) 2 ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 45:55 ELEC212 15 conjunction with ELEC372) ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with 0:100 ELEC211 15 ELEC373) ELEC317
56
ELEC474 ELEC492 ELEC411 ELEC415 ELEC419 ELEC431 ELEC435 ELEC476 ELEC477 ELEC491 ELEC413 ELEC407 ELEC422 ELEC424 ELEC461 ELEC475
Advanced Signal Processing MEMS Design and Nanotechnology Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Information Theory and Coding Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) Software Engineering and Programming Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids Advanced System Modelling & Control Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) Plasma Engineering Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety Microprocessor Systems Advanced Guidance Systems Communication Networks Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320)
15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC309
ELEC207 ELEC202 ELEC270
ELEC473
57
3.22 - MEng (Hons) Avionic Systems with Pilot Studies with a Year in Industry (H493) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 100:0 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
Pilot Studies 2 Instrumentation & Control Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems Signals and Systems Aircraft Performance B Avionic Systems Communication Systems Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
100:0 95:05 90:10 75:25 95:05 70:30 100:0 100:0 80:20 80:20
Year 3 Placement
ELEC299
Placement
120
Year 4 Required
Semester
1 and 2 1
Title Project Flight Dynamics and Control Project Management Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications Image Processing Avionic Systems Design RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics Antennas Total
Credits 30 15 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 97.5
Exam:CW 0:100 90:10 60:40 100:0 100:0 50:50 100:0 100:0
58
22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 1 ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 & ELEC211 2 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 ELEC319 1 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC362 2 Photonics & Optical Information Systems Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC320 Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I Year 5 Required
Semester
Credits Exam:CW 30 0:100 1&2 15 85:15 7.5 100:0 1 15 80:20 15 100:0 7.5 85:15 2 7.5 100:0 7.5 100:0 Total 105 15 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 optional credits to be studied in Semester 1. At least 7.5 optional credits to be studied in Semester 2.) Options A S Pre/CoCode Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design & 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC372 2 Digital System Design ELEC211 ELEC373 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems 15 100:0 Electronics for Instrumentation and 1 ELEC317 15 100:0 ELEC271 Communications ELEC319 Image Processing 7.5 100:0
59
Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications
7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 90:10 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 80:20 80:20 85:15 45:55 0:100 75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 2 ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & Sensors ELEC470 Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 1 with ELEC370) & ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 2 conjunction with ELEC372) ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with ELEC373) ELEC474 Advanced Signal Processing ELEC492 MEMS Design and Nanotechnology ELEC411 Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems ELEC415 Information Theory and Coding ELEC419 Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) ELEC431 Software Engineering and Programming ELEC435 Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids 1 ELEC476 Advanced System Modelling & Control ELEC477 Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) ELEC491 Plasma Engineering ELEC413 Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) ELEC407 Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety ELEC422 Microprocessor Systems ELEC424 Advanced Guidance Systems 2 ELEC461 Communication Networks ELEC475 Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320)
ELEC107
ELEC209
ELEC473
60
3.23 - MEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering (GHK6) Programme Director Dr Xin Tu (Xin.tu@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
60:40 70:30 0:100 0:100 50:50 90:10 70:30 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 120
95:05 0:100 80:20 80:20 75:25 95:05 80:20 100:0 80:20
61
Year 3 Required
Semester
1&2
15 100:0 15 100:0 1 15 0:100 7.5 60:40 15 100:0 2 7.5 100:0 Total 105 15 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite 1 ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 & ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 2 ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems 15 100:0 ELEC317 Electronics for Instrumentation and 100:0 ELEC271 15 Communications ELEC319 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 1 ELEC324 Organic Electronics 7.5 100:0 ELEC212 ELEC331 Drives 7.5 100:0 ELEC377 Digital and Wireless Communications 100:0 ELEC202 15 ELEC270 COMP310 Multi-Agent Systems 15 100:0 COMP313 Formal Methods 100:0 COMP 15 201 COMP317 Semantics of Programming Languages 80:20 COMP 15 101 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 2 ELEC303 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 ELEC270 ELEC312 Antennas 7.5 100:0 ELEC210 ELEC320 Neural Networks 7.5 100:0 ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility 7.5 100:0 Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 7.5 100:0 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 7.5 70:30 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I 7.5 100:0
Code ELEC440 or COMP390 ELEC370 COMP319 ELEC362 MNGT202 COMP315 ELEC320
Title Project Honours Year Computer Science Project Embedded Computer Systems Software Engineering II Application Development with C++ Project Management Technologies for e-Commerce Neural Networks
Credits Exam:CW 30 0:100
62
Year 4
Required Semester Code Title Credits Exam:CW
1&2 1 2
ELEC440 ELEC473 COMP521 COMP523 MNGT413 ELEC415 ELEC461 ELEC422
Project Digital System Design Knowledge Representation Advanced Algorithmic Techniques Management of Design Information Theory and Coding Communication Networks Microprocessor Systems
30 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 Total 97.5
0:100 0:100 75:25 75:25 85:15 100:0 100:0 0:100
15 Optional Credits in Total from Options A, B, I and M Options A

1 & 2
ELEC301 ELEC370 ELEC372 ELEC373 ELEC313 ELEC317
Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications
15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15
100:0 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 90:10 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 80:20 80:20 85:15 45:55 0:100 75:25
ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317 ELEC271 ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 2 ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & Sensors Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 1 ELEC470 with ELEC370) & 2 ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in conjunction with ELEC372) ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with ELEC373) ELEC474 Advanced Signal Processing
ELEC107
ELEC209
63
ELEC492 ELEC411 ELEC415 ELEC419 ELEC431 ELEC435 ELEC476 ELEC477 ELEC491 ELEC413 ELEC407 ELEC422 ELEC424 ELEC461 ELEC475
MEMS Design and Nanotechnology Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Information Theory and Coding Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) Software Engineering and Programming Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids Advanced System Modelling & Control Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) Plasma Engineering Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety Microprocessor Systems Advanced Guidance Systems Communication Networks Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320) Multi-Agent Systems Formal Methods Semantics of Programming Languages
15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15
50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC473
Options M COMP310 2 COMP313 COMP317
100:0 100:0 80:20
64
3.24 - MEng (Hons) Computer Science and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry (GHKP) Programme Director Dr Xin Tu (Xin.tu@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
60:40 70:30 0:100 0:100 50:50 90:10 70:30 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 120
95:05 0:100 80:20 80:20 75:25 95:05 80:20 100:0 80:20
Year 3 Placement
ELEC299
Placement
120
Year 4 Required
Semester
1&2
15 100:0 15 100:0 1 15 0:100 7.5 60:40 15 100:0 2 7.5 100:0 Total 105 15 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in
Code ELEC440 or COMP390 ELEC370 COMP319 ELEC362 MNGT202 COMP315 ELEC320
Title Project Honours Year Computer Science Project Embedded Computer Systems Software Engineering II Application Development with C++ Project Management Technologies for e-Commerce Neural Networks
Credits Exam:CW 30 0:100
65
Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: S 1 & 2 Code ELEC301 ELEC370 ELEC372 ELEC313 ELEC317 ELEC319 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC377 COMP310 COMP313 COMP317 2 Title Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Digital and Wireless Communications Multi-Agent Systems Formal Methods Semantics of Programming Languages Credits Exam:CW 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 100:0 45:55 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 Pre/CoRequisite ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC212 ELEC271
ELEC212 ELEC202 ELEC270 COMP 201 COMP 101 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC210
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I Year 5
Required Semester Code Title
Credits
Exam:CW
1&2 1 2
ELEC440 ELEC473 COMP521 COMP523 MNGT413 ELEC415 ELEC461 ELEC422
Project Digital System Design Knowledge Representation Advanced Algorithmic Techniques Management of Design Information Theory and Coding Communication Networks Microprocessor Systems
30 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 Total 97.5
0:100 0:100 75:25 75:25 85:15 100:0 100:0 0:100
15 Optional Credits in Total from Options A, B, I and M Options A

1 & 2 1
Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems
15 15 15 15 15
100:0 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0
66
Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications
15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15
100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 90:10 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 80:20 80:20 85:15 45:55 0:100 75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC271 ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 2 ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & Sensors ELEC470 Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 1 with ELEC370) & ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 2 conjunction with ELEC372) ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with ELEC373) ELEC474 Advanced Signal Processing ELEC492 MEMS Design and Nanotechnology ELEC411 Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems ELEC415 Information Theory and Coding ELEC419 Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) ELEC431 Software Engineering and Programming ELEC435 Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids 1 ELEC476 Advanced System Modelling & Control ELEC477 Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) ELEC491 Plasma Engineering ELEC413 Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) ELEC407 Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety ELEC422 Microprocessor Systems ELEC424 Advanced Guidance Systems 2 ELEC461 Communication Networks ELEC475 Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320) Options M COMP310 Multi-Agent Systems 2 COMP313 Formal Methods COMP317 Semantics of Programming Languages
ELEC107
ELEC209
ELEC473
100:0 100:0 80:20
67
3.25 - MEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics (H606) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
Year 3 Required
Semester
Title Credits Exam:CW Project 30 0:100 1&2 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 100:0 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 Project Management 7.5 60:40 1 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Drives 7.5 100:0 Total 90 30 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and at least 22.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 22.5 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite 1 & ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 2 ELEC313 1 ELEC317 ELEC319 Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing 15 15 7.5 100:0 100:0 100:0
Code ELEC440 ELEC301 ELEC370 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC331
68
Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications
7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5
100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0
ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 2 ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I Year 4 Required
Semester
ELEC107
1&2
Code ELEC440 ELEC470 ELEC473 ELEC435 MNGT413 ELEC407
Title Project Embedded Computer Systems Digital System Design Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids Management of Design Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety
Credits 30 15 15 15
Exam:CW 0:100 100:0 0:100 80:20
1 2
7.5 85:15 15 80:20 Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (at least 15 optional credits to be completed in Semester 1, no more than 15 in Semester 2 and no more than 7.5 from Option B) Options A S Pre/CoCode Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design & 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC372 2 Digital System Design ELEC211 ELEC373 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems 15 100:0 Electronics for Instrumentation and ELEC317 15 100:0 ELEC271 Communications ELEC319 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 1 ELEC324 Organic Electronics 7.5 100:0 ELEC212 ELEC331 Drives 7.5 100:0 ELEC362 Application Development with C++ 15 0:100 Digital and Wireless Communications ELEC202 ELEC377 15 100:0 ELEC270 ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 ELEC207 2 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 ELEC270
69
ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & Sensors ELEC470 Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 1 with ELEC370) & ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 2 conjunction with ELEC372) ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with ELEC373) ELEC474 Advanced Signal Processing ELEC492 MEMS Design and Nanotechnology ELEC411 Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems ELEC415 Information Theory and Coding ELEC419 Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) ELEC431 Software Engineering and Programming ELEC435 Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids 1 ELEC476 Advanced System Modelling & Control ELEC477 Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) ELEC491 Plasma Engineering ELEC413 Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) ELEC407 Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety ELEC422 Microprocessor Systems ELEC424 Advanced Guidance Systems 2 ELEC461 Communication Networks ELEC475 Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320)
7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 80:20 80:20 85:15 45:55 0:100 75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC210
ELEC107
ELEC209
ELEC473
70
3.26 - MEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering and Electronics with a Year in Industry (H607) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
Year 3 Placement
ELEC299
Placement
120
Year 4 Required
Semester
1&2
Code ELEC440 ELEC301 ELEC370 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC331
Title Project Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution Embedded Computer Systems Project Management Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications Drives Total
Credits 30 15 15 7.5 15 7.5 90
Exam:CW 0:100 100:0 100:0 60:40 100:0 100:0
71
30 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and at least 22.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 22.5 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite 1 & ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 2 ELEC313 ELEC317 ELEC319 1 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC377 Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC202 ELEC270 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC210 ELEC212
ELEC107
72
Year 5 Required
Semester
1&2
Title Project Embedded Computer Systems Digital System Design Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids Management of Design Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety
Credits 30 15 15 15 7.5
Exam:CW 0:100 100:0 0:100 80:20 85:15 80:20
1 2
Total 82.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (at least 15 optional credits to be completed in Semester 1, no more than 15 in Semester 2 and no more than 7.5 from Option B) Options A S Exam:C Pre/CoCode Title Credits W Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design & 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC372 2 Digital System Design ELEC211 ELEC373 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems 15 100:0 Electronics for Instrumentation and ELEC317 15 100:0 ELEC271 Communications ELEC319 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 1 ELEC324 Organic Electronics 7.5 100:0 ELEC212 ELEC331 Drives 7.5 100:0 ELEC362 Application Development with C++ 15 0:100 Digital and Wireless Communications ELEC202 ELEC377 15 100:0 ELEC270 ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 ELEC270 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 ELEC210 2 ELEC312 Antennas 7.5 100:0 ELEC320 Neural Networks 7.5 100:0 ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility 7.5 100:0 ELEC107 Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 7.5 100:0 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 7.5 70:30 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I 7.5 100:0 Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 80:20 ELEC209 (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & 15 80:20 Sensors Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 85:15 ELEC211 1 ELEC470 15 with ELEC370) & 2 ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 45:55 ELEC212 15 conjunction with ELEC372) ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with 0:100 ELEC211 15 ELEC373) ELEC317 ELEC474 Advanced Signal Processing 15 75:25 ELEC309
73
ELEC492 ELEC411 ELEC415 ELEC419 ELEC431 ELEC435 ELEC476 ELEC477 ELEC491 ELEC413 ELEC407 ELEC422 ELEC424 ELEC461 ELEC475
MEMS Design and Nanotechnology Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Information Theory and Coding Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) Software Engineering and Programming Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids Advanced System Modelling & Control Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) Plasma Engineering Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety Microprocessor Systems Advanced Guidance Systems Communication Networks Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320)
15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC473
74
3.27 - MEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering (HZ46) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
75
Year 3 Required S Code 1 & 2
Title
Credits
Exam:CW
Pre/CoRequisite
Project
30
0:100
Project Management 7.5 60:40 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 1 Digital and Wireless Communications 15 100:0 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 2 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 ELEC210 Antennas 7.5 100:0 Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 ELEC317 1 & 2 ELEC319 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC362 MNGT309 Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Manufacturing Strategy 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 70:30 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC212
MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management EBUS302 Total Quality Management I 2 ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
ELEC207 ELEC270
76
Year 4 Required
Semester
Credits Exam:CW 30 0:100 1&2 15 75:25 7.5 100:0 1 15 100:0 7.5 85:15 2 7.5 100:0 7.5 100:0 Total 90 30 Optional Credits in Total (at least 7.5 optional credits to be completed in Semester 1;no more than 22.5 to be studied in Semester 1. At least 7.5 to be studied in Semester 2 but no more than 22.5) Options A S Pre/CoCode Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design & 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC372 2 Digital System Design ELEC211 ELEC373 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems 15 100:0 Electronics for Instrumentation and ELEC317 15 100:0 ELEC271 Communications ELEC319 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 1 ELEC324 Organic Electronics 7.5 100:0 ELEC212 ELEC331 Drives 7.5 100:0 ELEC362 Application Development with C++ 15 0:100 Digital and Wireless Communications ELEC202 ELEC377 15 100:0 ELEC270 ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 ELEC270 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 ELEC210 2 ELEC312 Antennas 7.5 100:0 ELEC320 Neural Networks 7.5 100:0 ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility 7.5 100:0 ELEC107 Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 7.5 100:0 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 7.5 70:30 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I 7.5 100:0 Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 80:20 ELEC209 (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & 15 80:20 Sensors 1 & ELEC470 Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 85:15 ELEC211 15 with ELEC370) 2 ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 45:55 ELEC212 15 conjunction with ELEC372) ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with 0:100 ELEC211 15 ELEC373) ELEC317
Code ELEC440 ELEC474 ELEC411 ELEC413 MNGT413 ELEC415 ELEC461
Title Project Advanced Signal Processing Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Photonics & Optical Information Systems Management of Design Information Theory and Coding Communication Networks
77
15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC309
ELEC473
78
3.28 - MEng (Hons) Electronic and Communication Engineering with a Year in Industry (H623) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
Year 3 Placement
ELEC299
Placement
120
79
Year 4 Required S Code 1 & 2
Title
Credits
Exam:CW
Pre/CoRequisite
Project
30
0:100
Project Management 7.5 60:40 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 1 Digital and Wireless Communications 15 100:0 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 2 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 ELEC210 Antennas 7.5 100:0 Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 ELEC372 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC373 Digital System Design 15 0:100 ELEC317 1 & 2 ELEC319 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC362 MNGT309 Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Manufacturing Strategy 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 70:30 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 ELEC212
MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management EBUS302 Total Quality Management I 2 ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
ELEC207 ELEC270
80
Year 5 Required
Semester
Credits Exam:CW 30 0:100 1&2 15 75:25 7.5 100:0 1 15 100:0 7.5 85:15 2 7.5 100:0 7.5 100:0 Total 90 30 Optional Credits in Total (at least 7.5 optional credits to be completed in Semester 1;no more than 22.5 to be studied in Semester 1. At least 7.5 to be studied in Semester 2 but no more than 22.5) Options A S Pre/CoCode Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design & 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC372 2 Digital System Design ELEC211 ELEC373 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems 15 100:0 Electronics for Instrumentation and ELEC317 15 100:0 ELEC271 Communications ELEC319 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 1 ELEC324 Organic Electronics 7.5 100:0 ELEC212 ELEC331 Drives 7.5 100:0 ELEC362 Application Development with C++ 15 0:100 Digital and Wireless Communications ELEC202 ELEC377 15 100:0 ELEC270 ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 ELEC270 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 ELEC210 2 ELEC312 Antennas 7.5 100:0 ELEC320 Neural Networks 7.5 100:0 ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility 7.5 100:0 ELEC107 Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 7.5 100:0 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 7.5 70:30 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I 7.5 100:0 Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 80:20 ELEC209 (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & 15 80:20 Sensors 1 & ELEC470 Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 85:15 ELEC211 15 with ELEC370) 2 ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 45:55 ELEC212 15 conjunction with ELEC372) ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with 0:100 ELEC211 15 ELEC373) ELEC317
Title Project Advanced Signal Processing Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Photonics & Optical Information Systems Management of Design Information Theory and Coding Communication Networks
81
15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC309
ELEC473
82
3.29 - MEng (Hons) Electronics (H602) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
Year 3 Required S Code 1 & 2 ELEC440 ELEC370 ELEC373 MNGT202 ELEC317
Title Project
Credits
Exam:CW
Pre/CoRequisite
30
0:100
Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 100:0 ELEC211 Digital System Design 15 0:100 Project Management 7.5 60:40 1 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Total 92.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following: Pre/CoS Code Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301*1 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 2 ELEC372* Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 45:55 ELEC212 1 ELEC211 ELEC373*3 Digital System Design 15 0:100 & ELEC317 2 ELEC319*4 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 ELEC324 Organic Electronics 7.5 100:0 ELEC212
83
ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC313 ELEC319 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC377
Drives Application Development with C++ Photonics & Optical Information Systems Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications
7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 7.5 7.5 7.5
100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 70:30 100:0
ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 2 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas 6 ELEC320* Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
*1 not in conjunction with ELEC401. *2 not in conjunction with ELEC472. *3 not in conjunction with ELEC473. *4 not in conjunction with ELEC419. *5 not in conjunction with ELEC477. *6 not in conjunction with ELEC475.
Year 4 Required Semeste Code r ELEC440 1&2 ELEC470 ELEC411 1 ELEC477 MNGT413 2 ELEC382
Title Project Embedded Computer Systems Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Digital and Wireless Communications Management of Design Electromagnetic Capability
Credits
Exam:CW
30 0:100 15 100:0 7.5 100:0 15 100:0 7.5 85:15 7.5 100;0 Total 82.5 37.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 optional credits to be completed in Semester 1; no more than 22.5 to be studied in Semester 1. At least 15 optional credits to be studied in Semester 2 but no more than 30 credits to be studied in Semester 2. No more than 22.5 Level 3 credits to be studied.) Options A S Pre/CoCode Title Credits Exam:CW Requisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design & 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC372 2 Digital System Design ELEC211 ELEC373 15 0:100 ELEC317
84
ELEC313 ELEC317 1 ELEC319 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC377
Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications
15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 90:10 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 80:20 80:20 85:15 45:55 0:100 75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0 ELEC211 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317 ELEC309 ELEC209 ELEC271 ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 2 ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & Sensors ELEC470 Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 1 with ELEC370) & ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 2 conjunction with ELEC372) ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with ELEC373) ELEC474 Advanced Signal Processing ELEC492 MEMS Design and Nanotechnology ELEC411 Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems ELEC415 Information Theory and Coding ELEC419 Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) ELEC431 Software Engineering and Programming ELEC435 Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids 1 ELEC476 Advanced System Modelling & Control ELEC477 Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) ELEC491 Plasma Engineering ELEC413 Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) ELEC407 Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety ELEC422 Microprocessor Systems ELEC424 Advanced Guidance Systems 2 ELEC461 Communication Networks ELEC475 Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320)
ELEC107
ELEC473
85
3.30 - MEng (Hons) Electronics with a Year in Industry (H614) Programme Director Dr Ivona Mitrovic (ivona@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2 1
15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 75:25 95:05 100:0 100:0 75:25 80:20 80:20
Year 3 Placement
ELEC299
Placement
120
Year 4 Required S Code 1 & 2 ELEC440 ELEC370 ELEC373 MNGT202 ELEC317
Title Project
Credits 30
Exam:CW 0:100
Pre/CoRequisite
Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design 15 100:0 ELEC211 Digital System Design 15 0:100 Project Management 7.5 60:40 1 Electronics for Instrumentation & Communications 15 100:0 Total 92.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 15 credits in Semester 1 and at least 7.5 credits in Semester 2) Options A 15 credits from the following:
86
Code ELEC301*1 ELEC372*2 ELEC373*3
Title Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Photonics & Optical Information Systems Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications
Credits Exam:CW 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 70:30 100:0
Pre/CoRequisite ELEC209 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317
1 & 2
ELEC319*4 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC313 ELEC319 ELEC324 ELEC331 ELEC362 ELEC377
ELEC212
ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 2 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas 6 ELEC320* Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
*1 not in conjunction with ELEC401. *2 not in conjunction with ELEC472. *3 not in conjunction with ELEC473. *4 not in conjunction with ELEC419. *5 not in conjunction with ELEC477. *6 not in conjunction with ELEC475.
Year 5 Required
Semester
Credits Exam:CW 30 0:100 1&2 15 100:0 7.5 100:0 1 15 100:0 7.5 85:15 2 7.5 100;0 Total 82.5 37.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 optional credits to be completed in Semester 1; no more than 22.5 to be studied in Semester 1. At least 15 optional credits to be studied in Semester 2 but no more than 30 credits to be studied in Semester 2. No more than 22.5 Level 3 credits to be studied.) Options A
Title Project Embedded Computer Systems Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Digital and Wireless Communications Management of Design Electromagnetic Capability
87
Code ELEC301 ELEC370 ELEC372 ELEC373 ELEC313 ELEC317
Title Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications
Credits Exam:CW 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 100:0 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 90:10 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 80:20 80:20 85:15 45:55 0:100 75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20
1 & 2
Pre/CoRequisite ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317 ELEC271 ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 2 ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & Sensors ELEC470 Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 1 with ELEC370) & ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 2 conjunction with ELEC372) ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with ELEC373) ELEC474 Advanced Signal Processing ELEC492 MEMS Design and Nanotechnology ELEC411 Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems ELEC415 Information Theory and Coding ELEC419 Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) ELEC431 Software Engineering and Programming ELEC435 Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids 1 ELEC476 Advanced System Modelling & Control ELEC477 Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) ELEC491 Plasma Engineering ELEC413 Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) 2 ELEC407 Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety
ELEC107
ELEC209
88
Microprocessor Systems Advanced Guidance Systems Communication Networks Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320)
7.5 7.5 7.5 15
0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC473
89
3.31 - MEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems (HH76) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 70:30 90:10 0:100 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2
15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 120
95:05 0:100 85:15 90:10 90:10 75:25 95:05 80:20 80:20
90
Year 3 Required
1 & 2 1
ELEC440 ELEC370 ELEC331 MECH310 MNGT202 ELEC303 MNFG409
Project Embedded Computer Systems Drives Engineering Systems Project Management Digital Control and Optimisation Industrial Robotics and Automated Assembly
30 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 Total 97.5
0:100 100:0 100:0 70:30 60:40 100:0 0:100
ELEC207
22.5 Optional Credits in Total (at least 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and no more than 15 credits in Semester 2) : Options A 15 credits from the following:
1 & 2
Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Organic Electronics Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications Multi-Agent Systems Formal Methods Semantics of Programming Languages
15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5
100:0 45:55 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0
ELEC209 ELEC212
ELEC271 ELEC212
ELEC324 ELEC362 ELEC377 COMP310 COMP313
ELEC202 ELEC270 COMP 201 COMP 101 ELEC270 ELEC210 ELEC107
COMP317
ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
91
Year 4 Required
Semester
Credits Exam:CW 30 0:100 1&2 15 0:100 7.5 100:0 1 15 80:20 7.5 85:15 2 7.5 80:20 15 100:0 Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (at least 7.5 credits to be completed in Semester 1. No more than 15 optional credits to be studied in Semester 2) Options A S Code Title Credits Exam:CW Pre/CoRequisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design & 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC372 2 Digital System Design ELEC211 ELEC373 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems 15 100:0 Electronics for Instrumentation and ELEC317 15 100:0 ELEC271 Communications ELEC319 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 1 ELEC324 Organic Electronics 7.5 100:0 ELEC212 ELEC331 Drives 7.5 100:0 ELEC362 Application Development with C++ 15 0:100 Digital and Wireless Communications ELEC202 ELEC377 15 100:0 ELEC270 ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 ELEC270 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 ELEC210 2 ELEC312 Antennas 7.5 100:0 ELEC320 Neural Networks 7.5 100:0 ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility 7.5 100:0 ELEC107 Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT Manufacturing Strategy 7.5 100:0 309 1 MNGT Advanced Modern Management 7.5 70:30 352 EBUS30 2 Total Quality Management I 7.5 100:0 2 Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 80:20 ELEC209 (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & 15 80:20 1 Sensors & ELEC470 Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 85:15 ELEC211 2 15 with ELEC370) ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 45:55 ELEC212 15 conjunction with ELEC372)
Title Project Digital Systems Design Image Processing and Pattern Recognition Advanced Systems Modelling and Control Management of Design Microprocessor Systems Computational Intelligence
92
ELEC473 ELEC474 ELEC492 ELEC411 ELEC415 ELEC419 ELEC431 ELEC435 ELEC476 ELEC477 ELEC491 ELEC413 ELEC407 ELEC422 ELEC424 ELEC461 ELEC475
Digital system Design (not in conjunction with ELEC373) Advanced Signal Processing MEMS Design and Nanotechnology Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Information Theory and Coding Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) Software Engineering and Programming Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids Advanced System Modelling & Control Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) Plasma Engineering Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety Microprocessor Systems Advanced Guidance Systems Communication Networks Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320)
15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
0:100 75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC473
93
3.32 - MEng (Hons) Mechatronics and Robotic Systems with a Year in Industry (HHR6) Programme Director Dr Lin Jiang (L.jiang@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 15 15 15 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 70:30 90:10 0:100 70:30 50:50 80:20
Year 2
1 and 2
15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 120
95:05 0:100 85:15 90:10 90:10 75:25 95:05 80:20 80:20
Year 3 Placement
ELEC299
Placement
120
94
Year 4 Required
1 & 2 1
ELEC440 ELEC370 ELEC331 MECH310 MNGT202 ELEC303 MNFG409
Project Embedded Computer Systems Drives Engineering Systems Project Management Digital Control and Optimisation Industrial Robotics and Automated Assembly
30 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 Total 97.5
0:100 100:0 100:0 70:30 60:40 100:0 0:100
ELEC207
22.5 Optional Credits in Total (at least 7.5 credits in Semester 1 and no more than 15 credits in Semester 2) : Options A 15 credits from the following:
1 & 2
Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Organic Electronics Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications Multi-Agent Systems Formal Methods Semantics of Programming Languages
15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5
100:0 45:55 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0
ELEC209 ELEC212
ELEC271 ELEC212
ELEC324 ELEC362 ELEC377 COMP310 COMP313
ELEC202 ELEC270 COMP 201 COMP 101 ELEC270 ELEC210 ELEC107
COMP317
ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT309 Manufacturing Strategy 1 MNGT352 Advanced Modern Management 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
95
Year 5 Required
Semester
Credits Exam:CW 30 0:100 1&2 15 0:100 7.5 100:0 1 15 80:20 7.5 85:15 2 7.5 80:20 15 100:0 Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (at least 7.5 credits to be completed in Semester 1. No more than 15 optional credits to be studied in Semester 2) Options A S Code Title Credits Exam:CW Pre/CoRequisite ELEC301 Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution 15 100:0 ELEC209 ELEC370 Embedded Computer Systems 15 100:0 ELEC211 1 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design & 15 45:55 ELEC212 ELEC372 2 Digital System Design ELEC211 ELEC373 15 0:100 ELEC317 ELEC313 Photonics & Optical Information Systems 15 100:0 Electronics for Instrumentation and ELEC317 15 100:0 ELEC271 Communications ELEC319 Image Processing 7.5 100:0 1 ELEC324 Organic Electronics 7.5 100:0 ELEC212 ELEC331 Drives 7.5 100:0 ELEC362 Application Development with C++ 15 0:100 Digital and Wireless Communications ELEC202 ELEC377 15 100:0 ELEC270 ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation 15 100:0 ELEC207 ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 15 90:10 ELEC270 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 7.5 100:0 ELEC210 2 ELEC312 Antennas 7.5 100:0 ELEC320 Neural Networks 7.5 100:0 ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility 7.5 100:0 ELEC107 Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT Manufacturing Strategy 7.5 100:0 309 1 MNGT Advanced Modern Management 7.5 70:30 352 EBUS30 2 Total Quality Management I 7.5 100:0 2 Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 15 80:20 ELEC209 (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & 15 80:20 1 Sensors & ELEC470 Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 85:15 ELEC211 2 15 with ELEC370) ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in 45:55 ELEC212 15 conjunction with ELEC372) Code ELEC440 ELEC473 ELEC419 ELEC476 MNGT413 ELEC422 ELEC475 Title Project Digital Systems Design Image Processing and Pattern Recognition Advanced Systems Modelling and Control Management of Design Microprocessor Systems Computational Intelligence
96
ELEC473 ELEC474 ELEC492 ELEC411 ELEC415 ELEC419 ELEC431 ELEC435 ELEC476 ELEC477 ELEC491 ELEC413 ELEC407 ELEC422 ELEC424 ELEC461 ELEC475
Digital system Design (not in conjunction with ELEC373) Advanced Signal Processing MEMS Design and Nanotechnology Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Information Theory and Coding Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) Software Engineering and Programming Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids Advanced System Modelling & Control Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) Plasma Engineering Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety Microprocessor Systems Advanced Guidance Systems Communication Networks Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320)
15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
0:100 75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC473
97
3.33 - MEng (Hons) Medical Electronics and Instrumentation (H675) Programme Director Dr Xin Tu (Xin.tu@liverpool.ac.uk)
Year 1
1 and 2
1 2
ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC172 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192 PHYS136
Introduction to Programming in C Electrical Circuits & Systems Experimental Skills Electromagnetism & Electromechanics Mathematics I for Electrical Engineers Electronic Circuits Digital & Integrated Electronics Design Mathematics II for Electrical Engineers Introduction to Medical Physics
15 15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 Total 120
0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20 70:30
Year 2
1 and 2 1
ELEC207 ELEC222 ELEC209 ELEC270 PHGY174 ELEC202 ELEC210 ELEC271 MATH283 PHGY175 PHYS246
Instrumentation & Control Project, Problem Solving & Industrial Awareness Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Signals and Systems Physiology for the Health Professionals I Communication Systems Electromagnetics Electronic Circuits and Systems Field Theory & Partial Differential Equations Physiology for the Health Professionals II Accelerators & Radioisotopes in Medicine Total
15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 15 120
95:05 0:100 90:10 95:05 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 80:20 100:0 80:20
98
Year 3 Required
1&2
Project Working with Physics II 1 Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing 2 Project Management Signal Processing and Digital Filtering Radiation Therapy Applications Total 15 Optional Credits in Total Options A 7.5 credits from the following:
S Code Title Credits
ELEC440 PHYS205 ELEC317 ELEC319 MNGT202 ELEC309 PHYS384
30 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 105
0:100 0:100 100:0 100:0 60:40 90:10 80:20
Exam:CW
Pre/CoRequisite
ELEC301 ELEC373 1 & 2 ELEC317 ELEC319 ELEC331 ELEC362
Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Digital System Design Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Drives Application Development with C++
15 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 7.5 7.5 7.5
100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 100:0 70:30 100:0
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering 2 ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT Manufacturing Strategy 309 1 MNGT Advanced Modern Management 352 2 EBUS302 Total Quality Management I
99
Year 4 Required
30 0:100 1&2 15 85:15 15 75:25 15 100:0 1 15 100:0 2 7.5 85:15 Total 97.5 22.5 Optional Credits in Total (no more than 7.5 optional credits to be studied in Semester 1. At least 15 optional credits to be studied in Semester 2.) Options A credits from the following:
ELEC440 ELEC470 ELEC474 ELEC413 ELEC477 MNGT413
Project Embedded Computer Systems Advanced Signal Processing Photonics & Optical Information Systems Digital and Wireless Communications Management of Design
1 & 2
Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design Digital System Design Photonics & Optical Information Systems Electronics for Instrumentation and Communications Image Processing Organic Electronics Drives Application Development with C++ Digital and Wireless Communications
15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15
100:0 100:0 45:55 0:100 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 100:0 100:0 90:10 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 100:0 70:30 100:0 80:20 80:20 85:15 45:55 0:100
ELEC209 ELEC211 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317 ELEC271 ELEC212
ELEC303 Digital Control and Optimisation ELEC309 Signal Processing and Digital Filtering ELEC311 RF Engineering & Applied Electromagnetics 2 ELEC312 Antennas ELEC320 Neural Networks ELEC382 Electromagnetic Compatibility Options B 7.5 credits from the following MNGT Manufacturing Strategy 309 1 MNGT Advanced Modern Management 352 EBUS 2 Total Quality Management I 302 Options I ELEC401 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (not in conjunction with ELEC301) ELEC421 Power system Measurement, Monitoring & Sensors 1 & ELEC470 Embedded Computer Systems (not in conjunction 2 with ELEC370) ELEC472 Integrated Circuits Concepts and Design (not in conjunction with ELEC372) ELEC473 Digital system Design (not in conjunction with
ELEC107
ELEC209
100
ELEC373) Advanced Signal Processing MEMS Design and Nanotechnology Radio Propagation for Wireless Systems Information Theory and Coding Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (not in conjunction with ELEC319) Software Engineering and Programming Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy & Smart Grids Advanced System Modelling & Control Digital and Wireless Communications (not in conjunction with ELEC377) Plasma Engineering Photonics and Optical Information Systems (not in conjunction with ELEC313) Electrical Discharges and Power Network Safety Microprocessor Systems Advanced Guidance Systems Communication Networks Computational Intelligence (not in conjunction with ELEC320)
15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15
75:25 50:50 100:0 100:0 100:0 0:100 80:20 80:20 100:0 100:0 100:0 80:20 0:100 75:25 100:0 100:0
ELEC317 ELEC309
ELEC473
101
3.34 Modules in the Department

Code Level 1 AERO230 AERO350 Title
Credits Semester
Pre-requisites
Corequisites ELEC270 ELEC202 -
% Exam 100 60
% CA 0 40
Lecturer
Avionic Systems Avionic Systems Design
7.5
7.5
AERO430 ELEC104 ELEC120
Advanced Guidance Systems Electronic Circuits Electromagnetism & Electromechanics Electrical Circuits & Digital Electronics For Engineers Introduction To Programming In C Electrical Circuits And Systems
7.5 15 15
2 2 1
ELEC122
15
MATH295 or equivalent ELEC207 AERO230 ELEC311 ELEC226 ELEC309 or ELEC303 ELEC301 MATH191 A Level Maths (pure & applied) A Level Maths (pure & applied)
Jason Ralph Yaochun Shen
ELEC102 MATH191 ELEC142 MATH199/ MATH197 or ENGG equiv.
100 70 75
0 30 25
Yi Huang Ivona Mitrovic Leah Ridgway Paul Bryant
75
25
ELEC129
0 15 1&2 Maths (algebra calculus engineering/ physics) MATH191 MATH191/ MATH192 70
100
ELEC142
30
Miguel LopezBenitez James Walsh
15
1&2
ELEC143
Digital & Integrated Electronics Design Engineering Skills Experimental Skills
15 15 7.5
2 1&2 1&2 MATH192 or MATH199 ELEC142 or ELEC122 or equiv. ELEC142 MATH191 & 192 or MATH197 or MATH199 or equiv. MATH283 ELEC142 and Maths ELEC120
ELEC171 ELEC172 Level 2 ELEC202
MATH192. ELEC104 ELEC142 -
50
50
Muni Raja
0 0
100 100
Leah Ridgway Leah Ridgway Tingting Mu
Communication Systems 7.5 2
100
ELEC207
Instrumentation & Control 15 1&2
95
Simon Maskell
ELEC209 ELEC210
Electrical Circuits & Power Systems Electromagnetics
15 7.5
1 2
90 100
10 0
Ali At-Ataby Xin Tu
102
ELEC211
ELEC212 ELEC222
ELEC270
Digital Electronics & Microprocessor Systems CMOS Integrated Circuits Project Problem Solving & Industrial Awareness Signals And Systems
MATH192 MATH 283 or equiv. ELEC143 15 7.5 7.5 1 2 1&2 ELEC120 or equiv. ELEC104 or ELEC171/172 MATH191 & MATH192 ELEC142 ELEC142 & ELEC104 ELEC104 & ELEC171/172 ELEC171
75
25
John Marsland Ivona Mitrovic Ali At-Ataby
ELEC271 or ELEC262 -
75 0
25 100
95
15 ELEC271 ELEC273 ELEC299 Level 3 ELEC301 Electronic Circuits And Systems Applied Design & Industrial Awareness Placement 15 15 120
1 2 1&2 1&2
Waleed AlNuaimy Steve Hall Ali At-Ataby John Marsland Noel Shamma John Counsell Ali At-Atabty Jifeng Zhou
ELEC271 or ELEC262 ELEC273
70 0 0
30 100 100
Power Generation Transmission And Distribution Digital Control And Optimisation Signal Processing & Digital Filtering RF Engineering And Applied Electromagnetics Antennas Photonics And Optical Information Systems
15 15 15
1&2 2 2
ELEC209 & ELEC271 ELEC207 ELEC270 Strong knowledge of Maths. ELEC210 ELEC210 Maths to UG Engineering Level 2 understanding of Signals to Level 2 ELEC271 ELEC209 ELEC207
Mathematics*
ELEC331
100
100 90 100
0 10 0
7.5 7.5
2 2
ELEC312 ELEC313
100 100
0 0
Yi Huang Lei Su
15
ELEC317
Electronics For Instrumentation And Communications Image Processing Neural Networks Organic Electronics Drives BEng Project
100
15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 30
1 1 2 1 1 1&2
Harm Van Zalinge Simon Maskell Yannis Goulermas Muni Raja Steve Taylor John Marsland
ELEC301 -
100 100 100 100 0
0 0 0 0 100
Level 2 Maths ELEC212 ELEC120 ELEC142 Project experience
103
ELEC362
Application Development With C++
15
ELEC370 ELEC372
Embedded Computer Systems Integrated Circuits Concepts And Design
15
1&2
ELEC129 or good knowledge of computer structure and C++ ELEC211 Maths (calculus
100
Yaochun Shen
100 45
0 55
John Marsland Steve Hall
15 ELEC373 ELEC377 ELEC382 Level 4 ELEC401 Digital Systems Design Digital And Wireless Communications Electromagnetic Compatibility Power Generation Transmission & Distribution Electrical Discharges And Power Network Safety
1&2
algebra) Physics/Engineeri ng (ELEC271 &
15 15 7.5
1&2 1 2
ELEC212) ELEC211 ELEC270 ELEC202
ELEC317 -
0 100 100
100 0 0
Jeremy Smith Xu Zhu Yi Huang
ELEC209 15 1&2
General knowledge in power transmission systems physics & electromagnetic fields
ELEC435
80
20
Noel Shamma Joseph Yan
ELEC407
80
20
15
ELEC411 ELEC413
Radio Propagation For Wireless Systems Photonics And Optical Information Systems
7.5
ELEC312 Maths to UG Engineering Signals & Engineering & Physics to Level 2

Understanding communication principles to level 3. Basic understanding of calculus matrices and probabilities Mathematics
100 100
0 0
Yi Huang Lei Su
15
ELEC415
Information Theory And Coding
100
Xu Zhu
7.5
ELEC419 ELEC421
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4.1 Prizes 4.1.1 School of Engineering and Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics (i) Robert Legget Prize The prize was funded by a donation from Robert F. Legget, BEng (Hons) 1925, MEng 1927, DEng (honorary) 1971, to commemorate his receipt of the Royal Bank of Canada Award for 1989. 1. The income of the fund shall be applied to the provision of a prize or prizes to the annual value of 150 or such other sum being within the income of the fund as may be determined by the Board of the Faculty from time to time. One prize shall be awarded annually to a student of the School of Engineering or the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics submitting an especially distinguished thesis for the award of the PhD degree. The award shall be made by the School of Engineering and the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics after nomination by a Committee nominated by the Heads of the School of Engineering and the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics. If, in any year, there is more than one thesis of sufficient merit, an additional prize may be awarded. If, however, in any year there is no thesis of sufficient merit, the prize for that year shall be withheld and the income applied either to increase the endowment of the prize or to provide an additional prize in a subsequent year. The Council shall have the power to vary these Regulations, provided always that the name of Robert Legget shall be associated with the benefaction and that the income from the fund be used to provide one or more prizes for postgraduate students of the School of Engineering or the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics. William Rathbone Medal and Prize The Medal and Prize shall be offered annually and awarded to the candidate in School of Engineering or the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics who has specially distinguished himself/herself in the final year of the programme for the degree of the degree of MEng(Hons) or BEng(Hons). The William Rathbone Medal was instituted in the year 1900 to commemorate the part played by the late William Rathbone in the establishment of the Engineering Department. In 1978, through the generosity of the grandson of Mr William Rathbone, a prize of 50 was added to the award of the Medal. In 1990, the Board of the Faculty of Engineering agreed to place on record that the William Rathbone Medal and Prize should be regarded as the premier undergraduate award in the School of Engineering or the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics. (iii) William Henry McMenemey Memorial Prizes Value 80 each, one or two offered annually and awarded to students who have distinguished themselves in the final year of the programme for the degree of 106
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Harry Edels Memorial Prize 1. The prize shall be called the Harry Edels Memorial Prize. It derives from the sum of money collected by friends and colleagues to commemorate the life and work of the late Professor Harry Edels, Professor of Applied Electromagnetism in the University from 1964 to 1976. 2 The prize, to the value of 30, shall be offered annually and shall be awarded to the Year 4 MEng or Year 3 BEng or BSc student in the School of Engineering or Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics who achieves distinction in his or her Individual Project. The award shall be made by the Board of the Faculty on the nomination of the appropriate Head of Department, taking the departments in annual succession (noting that the School of Engineering has more students than the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics). In the event that the Head of Department is unable to make a recommendation deemed by the Dean (or his nominee) to be appropriate, eligibility shall pass to the next school/department and eligibility for the following year shall proceed onwards. If in any year there shall be no candidate of sufficient merit, the prize for that year shall be withheld, but its value may be carried forward and applied in some subsequent year either to augment the amount of the prize in that year, or to provide an additional prize as the Board of the Faculty may from time to time determine. The Council shall have power to vary these Regulations provided that the name of Professor Harry Edels is associated with the benefaction, and that the income from the Fund be used for the provision of a prize or prizes in the School of Engineering or Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics.
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Engineering and Electronics who most distinguishes himself/herself in modules taken in Years 2, 3 and 4 having signif icant Business Context Learning Outcomes (including projects and placements). Assessment for the prize will be based on the best four module marks irrespective of credit value. 3. 4. The prize shall be awarded by the Board of the Faculty on the recommendation of the appropriate Board of Examiners. If, in any year, there should be no candidate of sufficient merit, the prize for that year shall be withheld but its value may be carried forward to the subsequent year, either to augment the value of future prizes or to provide an additional prize as the Board of the Faculty may from time to time determine. The Council shall have power on the recommendation of the Board of the Faculty after nomination by the Head of the School of Engineering to vary these Regulations provided that the name of Dr Jack Blears be associated with the benefaction and that the income from the Fund be used for the provision of a prize in the School of Engineering or the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics.
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Edgar Walford Marchant Prize Value 30, offered annually and awarded to a candidate in the School of Electrical Engineering and Electronics who has specially distinguished him or herself in thesis and other coursework during the final year of study for the degree of MEng(Hons) or of BEng(Hons) or of BEng. Farnell Prize 1. In 1999 the Farnell Electronic Component Company made available a prize for award to an undergraduate student in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics. 2. The prize, consisting of a certificate and award to the value of 100 shall be known as the Farnell Prize. 3. The prize shall be awarded annually to the student in either the second or later years of the degree of BEng/MEng, for excellence in experimental project work. 4. The award shall be made by the Board of the Faculty after nomination by the appropriate Board of Examiners. 5. If, in any year, there should be no candidate of sufficient merit, the prize shall be withheld. David Inglis Dawbarn Prize Value 30, and awarded by the Board of the Faculty of Science and Engineering on the nomination of the Professors of Electrical Engineering and Electronics, to the student in the Department who has most distinguished him or herself in the Second Year of study for the degree of MEng(Hons) or of BEng(Hons). The J.M. Meek Institution of Electrical Engineers Prize 1. The prize, which is provided by the Electronics and Control Section of the Mersey and North Wales Centre of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, shall be to the value of 90 and known as the J.M. Meek Institution of Electrical Engineers Prize. It recognises the service to the Institution of Electrical Engineers of Professor J.M. Meek, who was the holder of the David Jardine Chair in this University from 1946 to 1978, initially as Professor of Electronics and later as Professor of Electric Power Engineering. He was Chairman of the Mersey and North Wales Centre in 1955-56 and president of the Institution of Electrical Engineers from 1968 to 1969. 2. The award shall be made by the Board of the Faculty of Science and Engineering after the nomination by the Professors of Electrical Engineering and Electronics to the student in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics who has most distinguished him or herself in the first year of study for the degree of BEng(Hons) or MEng(Hons). The Board of the Faculty shall have the power to award the prize jointly if there be two candidates of sufficient merit. 110
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The Anritsu Prize 1. In 2003 Anritsu Limited made available prizes for award to an undergraduate student in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics. 2. 3. The prize, to be known as the Anritsu Prize, shall consist of a certificate and award to the value of 50. The prize shall be awarded annually to a student in his or her final year of study for the degrees of BEng or MEng for excellence in project work, particularly involving telecommunications or other high frequency applications. The awards shall be made by the Board of the Faculty after nomination by the Board of Examiners in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics. If at any year there should be no candidates of sufficient merit the award shall be withheld.
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The BNFL Prize 1. In 2003 BNFL plc made available prizes for award to one or two undergraduate students in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics. 2. 3. 4. The two prizes, to be known as the BNFL Prizes, shall consist of certificates and awards to the value of 50 each. The prizes shall be awarded annually to students in their final year of study for the degrees of BEng or MEng for excellence in project work The awards shall be made by the Board of the Faculty after nomination by the Board of Examiners in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics. If an any year there should be no candidates of sufficient merit the award shall be withheld; in the event that the examiners are of the opinion that only one award should be made then, with the agreement of BNFL, the amount of the award may be increased, on the strict understanding that it does not exceed 100.
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The Department of Electrical Engineering Project Prize (Msc) To the value of 100 shall be awarded annually to the student on the MSc(Eng) programmes who has most distinguished him or herself in project work. To be decided in September.
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4.2 School Learning, Teaching and Assessment Policies/Strategies/processes. The Learning and Teaching Strategy for the Department is geared to support its Aims and Mission Statement. It seeks to provide a structure and environment that is consistent with the provision of high-quality engineering degree programmes and for the development of knowledge, understanding and skills that professional engineers are expected to attain. The content of the different undergraduate engineering degree programmes is, to a large extent, prescribed by the appropriate Professional Institutions. The Institutions also expect engineering graduates to have a wide range of knowledge, understanding, skills and awareness: Graduates should know: the engineering, physical and other sciences that underpin a range of engineering disciplines the specialist subjects within the discipline of the particular degree a wide range of tools, techniques and equipment Graduates should understand: the engineering science principles relevant to the degree discipline mathematics as a means of communicating results, concepts and ideas the engineering methodology of applying engineering principles to create products, systems and services the constraints inherent in applying technology to create products, systems and services Graduates should be able to: create and innovate use mathematics to solve complex problems use laboratory and workshop to generate useful data evaluate and derive information from data to produce useful results communicate effectively use IT effectively Graduates should be aware of: management techniques and systems their responsibility for quality and safety financial, economic and social factors affecting engineering The first two years of the undergraduate programmes are intended to give a broad foundation in the basic principles of engineering. In the final year of the BEng and BSc programmes, the studies should include an in-depth treatment of a selection of subjects that is coherent and appropriate to the particular degree. Studies in the final year of the MEng degree should be at a higher level than the specialist subjects in a BEng degree. The MEng degree should also ensure that students achieve a greater breadth of education than students on a BEng degree.
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Teaching: Undergraduate programmes designed to meet the QAA Qualification Standards and Engineering Benchmark Statements: http://www.qaa.ac.uk/AssuringStandardsAndQuality/subject-guidance/Pages/Subjectbenchmark-statements.aspx Each year of study (two semesters) of all BEng, BSc and MEng degree programmes is made up of modules totalling 120 credits. A typical module is worth 15 credits which requires a notional student learning time of 150 hours (made up of staff contact (lectures, laboratories, etc), private study and assessment). All of the programme specifications are available in this handbook, but students should also refer to them on the Departmental webpage (please see http:/www.liv.ac.uk/eee) for full details of the Aims, Learning Outcomes, Learning and Teaching Strategies, Assessment Strategies and Assessment Information. They should also refer to the Module Specifications, which can be accessed via VITAL https://vital.liv.ac.uk/webapps/login/ or the departmental intranet site: http://pcwww.liv.ac.uk/eee/index.htm for full details of the module Aims, Learning Outcomes, Learning and Teaching Strategies, Module Content, Assessment Requirements, Recommended Reading, etc. Lectures are the main formal setting for teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level within the Department. Many of the engineering modules in each of the first two years of the undergraduate programmes have associated laboratory exercises that students undertake in smaller groups. Problem classes are also embedded in the structure of the module. The purpose of the laboratory exercises and problem classes is to reinforce the material taught in the lectures. Students are also expected to make oral presentations, as individuals and groups, related to laboratory exercises, design and projects. Teaching methods differ and are appropriate to the particular subject and its learning outcomes. The Department is open to consideration of different methods of teaching (e.g. Problem Based Learning and Interactive Teaching). Laboratory Exercises are led by a Demonstrator (Academic and/or Teaching Assistant). Students are given handouts that contain the necessary background to the exercise, and describe the apparatus and procedure. The handouts also ask a series of questions to stimulate the learning process and to guide the student when writing a report. Most programmes include design in all years of study. Students are introduced to Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) software in year 1; they use it and related software to tackle increasingly complex design problems, taking these problems through the Design Process from conceptual through embodiment to detailed design. Students also progress from working individually to working in small groups that require considerable communication and organisational skill to function effectively. Students also receive teaching in different practical skills that are appropriate to their particular degree.
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4.2.1 Penalties for Late Submission of Assessed Work The Universitys standard penalties for the late submission of assessed work are: 5% of the total marks available for the assessment shall be deducted from the assessment mark for each working day after the submission date, up to a maximum of five working days (e.g. for work marked out of 100, five marks per day will be deducted; for work marked out of 20, one mark per day will be deducted); however, the mark will not be reduced below the pass mark for the assessment. Work assessed below the pass mark will not be penalised for late submission of up to five days. Work received more than five working days after the submission deadline will receive a mark of zero. In such circumstances, where a student is required to retake the assessment, the re-assessment task must be different from the original assessment. Re-submission of the original piece of work is not permissible, except in the case of project work or dissertations. A working day is defined as a day when the University is open and staff would normally be available for work and thus also be available for contact by students. 4.2.2 Penalties for Exceeding the Word Limit The School of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Computer Sciences policy for assessed work where there is a set maximum length (e.g. number of words or number of pages) is that no penalty should normally be applied where a student exceeds the limit set for assessed work. Where the work submitted exceeds the length allowed, the work may be marked and feedback may be given to the student. However, overly long submissions may require longer to mark than the guidelines given by University Code of Practice on Assessment. The only exception to this guideline is where the learning objectives for the assignment are specifically related to the length of the assessed work if the work requires that the assignment should be a summary or brief statement of work (e.g. an executive summary or design brief). In such cases, the work should be assessed up to the stated maximum length. Work after this maximum limit (words or pages) should not be used for assessment purposes, but feedback may be given to the student. 4.2.3 Procedures for Handling Request for Extensions The Department recognises that it is not always possible to submit coursework on time due to unforeseen circumstances. In the first instance, students should contact the relevant module co-ordinator with an explanation as to why the coursework submission will be submitted late. In most cases, the module co-ordinator will be able to inform you about the number of extra days you may have to complete and submit the coursework. In many cases you will be required to complete a mitigating circumstances form and may also need to provided documentary evidence to support this. Please contact the Student Support Office regarding this. 4.2.4 General Feedback Policy and Feedback Following Formal Examinations The Department is committed to providing constructive feedback to students on their individual academic performance, including whenever possible their 114
performance in exams and other assessments including coursework, class tests, laboratories and projects. The purpose of such feedback is to help students to improve their future performance. In the case of examination performance feedback, it does not provide an opportunity to appeal against marks awarded. We intend to provide constructive and supportive feedback to students. Feedback on Exam Performance Formal individual feedback on exam performance by module examiners will only take place after the appeals deadline for the assessment has passed, which is two weeks following release of module marks on Liverpool Life. This exam feedback procedure is therefore completely separate from the formal process in place for students to appeal against an individual module mark. It should be emphasised that marks CANNOT be modified in any way following the feedback session (unless a procedural irregularity is identified). The Department can only provide feedback on exam scripts for modules provided by the Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics. The School of Engineering, Department of Mathematics, and other Departments that teach our students, have comparable procedures, and students must contact the relevant Student Support Offices in those Departments for examination feedback on their modules. In order to manage requests efficiently in view of the large number of students in the Department, the following procedure will be used: 1. Immediately after exam marks have been released on Liverpool Life, students will be informed of the procedures for obtaining feedback on their exam performance via email. At this time, generic class-feedback on exam performance (already provided by each module examiner on our module QA forms) will be made available on VITAL. Before requesting individual exam feedback, students should consult the generic feedback as it may help clarify issues related to exam performance. 2. Any student who wishes to request individual exam feedback should respond within two weeks by contacting the Student Support Office (SSO), indicating which exam script(s) they would like feedback on, and the reason that they wish to seek feedback on the script(s). If the reason is acceptable (intention to check marking of the script is not acceptable), the SSO will retrieve the exam script(s), and make arrangements for a feedback session with the examiner(s) concerned. Normally feedback sessions will take place in the third or fourth week following the release of January marks on Liverpool Life. After the release of May exams results, students who need to resit in August/September may seek feedback from the corresponding academic staff following the above procedure. For those students who have passed, but are not on campus during the summer, feedback may be provided in the first two weeks of the next academic year. However, any requests must be made within two weeks after the release of marks. 3. The feedback must be provided face to face, not via email or telephone. Depending on the number of students seeking feedback on a particular exam, one of the following procedures will be used: a. Generic group feedback on exams is provided wherever possible. Students will be invited in groups to meet with the module examiner at specific appointment times. At these meetings, students will be able to look through their marked exam scripts. The examiner will be present to answer specific questions about the scripts. 115
b. An individual appointment will be made by the SSC for each student to meet with the module examiner. Each student will be able to look through their marked exam script under supervision of the examiner, and given the opportunity to discuss their script directly with the examiner: the time available for this will depend on the number of students seeking feedback, but will typically be 5-10 minutes. NOTES In cases where the examiner is not available during the feedback period, feedback may be provided by another appropriate member of the academic staff of the Department. Students will be required to produce their University ID card if requested. Under no circumstances must the exam scripts be written on or modified in any way. Under no circumstances may the student copy, photograph, or take their exam script out of the room in which feedback is being given. Feedback on Class Test and Coursework Performance Feedback on students performance in class test and coursework is normally provided in two teaching weeks after the test or the submission deadline. Generic feedback on students overall performance should be provided either in lecture or on VITAL. Individual written feedback may be provided in students marked class test paper or coursework. In the case of online test, correct answers will be used as the form of feedback to individual students, and should be made available to students within two weeks after the closure of the test. If the feedback for a particular item of assessed work requires clarification, then any student may request further feedback from the assessor or he/she may wish to seek further feedback or guidance from his/her tutor. Feedback on Project Performance The final year projects (FYP) and MSc projects are based on two types of assessment components, presentations (bench inspectionsfor FYP only, and oral presentation) and reports (interim report, and the final thesis). All marking forms and the marking descriptors are available to students on the departmental Intranet. The marking descriptors explain clearly and in detail the different ranges of marks and what achievements they correspond to. Most components are marked by both supervisor and assessor. Each marking form is equipped with a comments and feedback section. Upon marking, the students can request to have immediate access to the forms from the SSO in order to analyse their feedback. In addition, the supervisors give direct feedback to the students in their project meetings, or when students visit their office after marks have been completed. Moreover, the students have access to the feedback and comments in those forms filled in by our Industrial Advisory Board and External Examiners. Feedback on Laboratory Assessment Performance Feedback for lab work, reports and coursework is provided (and sought) through a number of channels: 1. Instant personalised verbal and written feedback by the STA or staff member in the lab while marking workbooks, where applicable. 2. Written personalised feedback via GradeMark on VITAL/Turnitin within 5
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weeks, to prevent collusion with students who have not yet done the experiment. The marks awarded can be released in 2 weeks after the submission of the lab reports. Generic feedback via email and Twitter about the cohort performance, common mistakes and ways to improve. Where necessary, group verbal feedback followed by an open QA session. Students are invited to request further personalised feedback via the Coursework Enquiry forms in the SSC. Students can also use this route to highlight marking discrepancies or to request clarifications. Lab workbooks have a detachable back page on which students are invited to provide anonymous constructive feedback on the particular experiment. The lab questionnaire is administered once each semester, and in addition to the tick-box feedback components, it also solicits written feedback on any aspects of the lab provision that concern them. The Staff-Student Liaison Committee has a standing item on the agenda for lab-related issues where student representatives are invited to provide feedback; a staff representative from the labs is also present to take note of this and respond where appropriate. Lab organisers periodically report back to the students via email and the SSLC with a list of actions taken/planned in response to feedback received.
4.2.5 Module Questionnaires Students are given the opportunity to express their views regarding Departmental modules via questionnaires, which are distributed to students in both semesters. Please ensure that you complete one of these questionnaires for each module you are registered for, as this is invaluable feedback for the Department and allows students to help shape the module content or its delivery. 4.2.6 Marking Descriptors The Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics own set of qualitative marking descriptors which describe what each mark range represents in terms of student achievement is provided below. Assessment tasks in the subjects studied within the School lie between two extreme types: Type A tasks where there is a correct answer and little or no opportunity for alternative approaches or displays of insight. For time-constrained assessments, the assessor must ensure that there is a reasonable allowance of time for the student to be able to recall, work out and write down the correct answer. Examples: the definition of a term or unit, a schematic or diagrammatic figure, a graph showing the relationship between characteristics, the implementation of a standard procedure (eg, a calculation), a computer programme to carry out a straight-forward task. Type B tasks where there is no definitive right answer; a range of possible answers could satisfy, to a greater or lesser extent, the question posed. The assessor can provide a sample answer that indicates one general approach to answering the question, the main points expected, the quantity and depth of 117
points expected, etc. There is no logical limit to the number of relevant points that a student could make. Therefore the assessor has to apply some form of constraint on the length of answer (eg, time in an exam or word-count in a coursework submission) and must therefore make his/her assessment bearing in mind the best answer that could reasonably be expected from a student at that level of study under the prevailing conditions (ie, exam or coursework). Examples: a discussion or evaluation of a concept or theory, a design solution to an open-ended problem, a report on a project. Many assessments lie between these extremes. For instance, a report on a laboratory exercise will have definable correct aspects (report structure, grammar, experimental arrangement and procedure, format of tabulated and graphed results) but there are also opportunities for the student to demonstrate understanding and originality in discussing and evaluating the results, suggesting experimental improvements and drawing conclusions. A major project is a Type B task. Since the assessment of projects is a more complex process, it is dealt with in a separate section below. Assessment of Type A tasks Students will have been given (or referred to a source for) the required definition, figure or procedure and may have been told how it would be assessed (eg, reproduce it, describe it, carry it out). The assessor will set the assessment task, bearing in mind how it relates to the module Learning Outcomes. He/she will then prepare the correct answer and an associated Marking Scheme (the total marks available being allocated to the various steps in the answer, according to volume and difficulty of the work required. Answers will be marked according to the extent and correctness of each students progress through the steps. The examiner should distinguish between correctness of the process and accuracy of the mathematics (thus a student who follows the correct process but makes an arithmetic error in an early step will get the wrong answer but may be awarded most of the marks).
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display of insight, understanding, originality, creativity, etc; quality of analytical and problem-solving skills; quality of communication skills. He/she may prepare a sample answer that is within the length constraint and matches the stage of development of understanding of the best students. He/she should check that, by applying the stated criteria, the answer would be assessed as at least Very Good. Some adjustment of the criteria may then be necessary. The answer will be marked according to the following Marking Descriptors; some virement will be necessary between the criteria:
When assessing student work, staff will apply the Faculty of Science and Engineerings General Marking Descriptors for Undergraduate Assessments (see below). Knowledge and Understanding 100% 90-99% Outstanding Intellectual Skills Transferable Skills
The best answer that could reasonably be expected from a student at that level of study under the prevailing conditions (ie, exam or coursework) Total coverage of the task set. Exceptional demonstration of knowledge and understanding appropriately grounded in theory and relevant literature. As Outstanding but with some minor weaknesses or gaps in knowledge and understanding. Full coverage of the task set. Generally very good demonstration of knowledge and understanding but with some modest gaps. Good grounding in theory. As Very Good but with more and/or more significant gaps in knowledge and understanding and some significant gaps in grounding Covers most of the task set. Patchy knowledge and understanding with limited grounding in literature. Extremely creative and imaginative approach. Comprehensive and accurate analysis. Wellargued conclusions. Perceptive selfassessment. As Outstanding but slightly less imaginative and with some minor gaps in analysis and/or conclusions Some creative and imaginative features. Very good and generally accurate analysis. Sound conclusions. Some selfassessment. As Very Good but analysis and conclusions contain some minor weaknesses. Extremely clear exposition. Excellently structured and logical answer. Excellent presentation, only the most insignificant errors As Outstanding but with some minor weaknesses in structure, logic and/or presentation. Generally clear exposition. Satisfactory structure. Very good presentation, largely free of grammatical and other errors. As Very Good but with some weaknesses in exposition and/or structure and a few more grammatical and other errors. Competent exposition and structure. Competent presentation but some significant grammatical and other errors. As Competent but with more weaknesses in exposition, structure, presentation and/or errors. Just meets the
80-89% Excellent
70-79% Very Good
60-69% Comprehensive
50-59% Competent
40-49% Adequate
As Competent but patchy coverage of the task set and more weaknesses and/or omissions in knowledge and understanding. Just meets
Rather limited creative and imaginative features. Patchy analysis containing significant flaws. Rather limited conclusions. No self-assessment. As Competent but probably without much imagination. Shows barely adequate ability to analyse and draw
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the threshold level.
35-39% Compensatable fail
Some parts of the set task likely to have been omitted. Major gaps in knowledge and understanding. Some significant confusion. Very limited grounding. Falls just short of the threshold level.
conclusions. Just meets the threshold level. No creative or imaginative features. Analysis and conclusions rather limited. Falls just short of the threshold level.
threshold level. Somewhat confused and limited exposition. Confused structure. Some weaknesses in presentation and some serious grammatical and other errors. Falls just short of the threshold level. As Compensatable Fail but with more serious weaknesses in presentation and/or grammar. Falls substantially below the threshold level. Largely confused exposition and structure. Many serious grammatical and other errors.
20-34% Deficient
0-20% Extremely weak
As Compensatable Fail but with major omissions and/or major gaps in knowledge and understanding. Falls substantially below the threshold level. Substantial sections of the task not covered. Knowledge and understanding very limited and/or largely incorrect. No grounding in theory.
As Compensatable Fail but analysis and/or conclusions may have been omitted. Falls substantially below the threshold level. No creative or imaginative features. Analysis extremely weak or omitted. No conclusions.
Assessment of Projects Each department provides detailed guidelines to students on the planning, implementation and assessment of major projects. Staff use standard mark sheets for each assessment element (one or more of: report, log book, oral presentation, viva) at each stage of the project (typically Proposal, Interim and Final). The weightings of each element of each stage are tabulated. Descriptive criteria are provided that indicate the features of an excellent submission. Administrative staff collate the assessment elements to arrive at the module mark. If the overall project mark is a marginal fail, the examiners and moderator will carry out a detailed review before approving the mark (since a failure means that the students degree may be unaccredited by one or more of the professional institutions).
Coursework is used wherever possible as a formative method of assessment, that is, to help students develop knowledge, understanding and skills. Coursework is returned to students, with feedback, within short timescales to help them to learn and develop. The marks for coursework submitted late will be reduced according to the Universitys lateness penalty scheme. Students are advised about plagiarism and collusion and warned about the very serious consequences of breaking University requirements. Coursework Submission Depending on the assignment you may be asked to submit a paper copy or an electronic copy. Electronic copies are submitted via VITAL (please see https://vital.liv.ac.uk/webapps/login/) and the deadline for the submission of these assignments is 23:59 on the date indicated.
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Where a paper copy is requested it should be submitted to Student Support Office on the 5th floor. The deadline for paper copies will be 12 noon on the date indicated. When submitting paper copies of the coursework you should attach a copy of the coursework submission sheet to the front of the coursework, which will clearly indicate your year of study. You should also attach one copy of the rear cover sheet to the back of your coursework. These are found in the pigeonholes outside the Student Support Office. You are required to sign a statement on the coversheet indicating that it is your own work. The Department is very active in detecting and punishing plagiarism, collusion and cheating. If your coursework is submitted late and you feel that you have just cause for the lateness you should mention this to a member of staff in the Student Support Office when you submit this.
The submission sheet will then be stamped with the received date and you will be given a receipt which you should keep safe in an event where you need to prove that you have submitted your coursework. Coursework Portfolio All students are required to maintain a coursework portfolio. This is a collection of coursework for the current year of study which is kept in a file. The coursework portfolio may be used for various purposes: to assess a students progress at any time throughout the year; to assess a students performance for the award of prizes; to provide evidence of performance when a student is seeking employment; to provide evidence of programme standards for the purpose of accreditation and quality assessment. Students must keep their portfolios up to date. They will be required to submit them for inspection at short notice particularly at examination times or if they are required to attend meetings to discuss their progress. Examinations are used as a summative method of assessment; they take place at the end of the semester in which the module was taught or the end of semester 2 if the module was taught across two semesters. It is essential for every student to check his/her module registration details on the student database Liverpool Life before the end of week 8 of each semester. Any errors must be reported to the departmental office immediately. The students must ensure that their module registration meets the requirements of their programmes. Personal examination timetables will be available on this website at the beginning of week 12 of each semester, or by 1 August for August/September Resit Examinations.
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This information is available only by accessing this website. General timetables of examinations will also be displayed in departments. Attendance at examinations. Students must attend all examinations required by their programme structure. For a student who is unable to attend an examination for a medical or non-medical reason should contact the Student Support Office via email or telephone. Any student who fails to attend an examination without a subsequently approved reason will be reported to Faculty Progress Committee to explain himself/herself. Students must check carefully the designated time and place of each examination; misreading the timetable is not an acceptable excuse.
5. Student Support
5.1 Student Support Office The Student Support Office is located in room 501 on the 5 th floor of the Electrical Engineering & Electronics Building (building 235 on the campus map: http://www.liv.ac.uk/files/docs/maps/liverpool-university-campus-map.pdf). The contact address is: The Department of Electrical Engineering & Electronics The University of Liverpool Brownlow Hill Liverpool L69 3GJ Telephone number: 0151 794 4539 Fax number: 0151 794 4540 Website: http://www.liv.ac.uk/eee 5.2 Disability Support (as it operates in the School) The Departmental Disability Support Officer is Dr Leah Ridgway (leah@liverpool.ac.uk). She will be available in case you have any special needs which you would like to discuss. 5.3 Academic Advisors Every student will have been allocated a member of the Departmental academic staff, which are known as academic advisors. Your Academic Advisor is the first port of call if you are having problems with your academic studies or if you are having any personal difficulties. If you have any problems contacting your Academic Advisor, the Student Support Office will be able to help you. 5.4 Peer Mentoring A peer mentor is a current student who has experience of the Department and the University and is there to help you settle into University life. If you have any difficulties contacting him/her, please contact the Student Support Office.
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5.6 Procedures for Handling Absences and Mitigating Circumstances Claims 5.6.1 Absence from studies If you are registered on an undergraduate or taught postgraduate course you may certify your absence through illness from lectures or other classes during a semester by the submission of a self-certified Absence form. Such a form will be valid for absence of up to five consecutive days. The Absence form does not need to be signed by a medical practitioner. The Absence form will not be valid for: Absence through illness for more than five consecutive days; Absence from examinations; Absence from class tests of other forms of assessment which count for 10% or more of the module mark. Absence forms can be obtained from the Student Support Office and should be submitted as soon as possible. The form cannot be accepted if submitted more than two weeks following the date of illness. Absence through illness for periods longer than five consecutive days must be supported by a medical certificate authorised by a medical practitioner and should be submitted by you to the Student Support Office. Absence for reasons other than illness can only be allowed after a request has been approved by the appropriate Head of School/Department. Any mitigating circumstances, such as ill health, which may have affected your studies or performance in assessments and examinations, would need to be submitted formally by you with supporting evidence, e.g. a medical certificate, to your School/Department following the procedures and in accordance with the deadlines laid down in the Universitys Mitigating Circumstances Policy. In the event that you are unable to attend an examination because of illness or other unforeseen circumstances, you must immediately inform your School/Departmental office, preferably before the start of the examination. If you are absent from the whole or part of an examination because of illness, a Mitigating Circumstances claim form together with a valid medical certificate or other appropriate independent documentary evidence must be forwarded to the School/Departmental Office normally within five working days of the examination and no later than one week before the meeting of the Board of Examiners at which the results of the assessments concerned will be considered. The deadline for submission of applications will be made available to students by means of email from the Student Support Office and VITAL. 5.6.2 Mitigating Circumstances Students sometimes perform more poorly in assessments (whether examinations or other types of assessments) than their previous performance or achievements would have predicted. Sometimes this poor performance can be attributed, or partially attributed, to particular circumstances beyond the control of the student. These 123
circumstances are described as mitigating circumstances if they are accepted in mitigation of the poorer than expected performance. When a Board of Examiners accepts that there have been mitigating circumstances, it will usually not regard the students poorer than expected performance at its face value in making decisions about the students progress in studies or final degree classification. Where circumstances are accepted in mitigation of poorer than expected performance students may be allowed (where practicable) to retake the assessment as if it were a first attempt. Mitigating circumstances may, for example, include: Illness affecting the student Bereavement Serious illness affecting a close family member Unforeseeable or unpreventable events Independent documentary evidence, such as medical certificates, must be provided in all cases to verify mitigating circumstances. If mitigating circumstances affect your studies then it is your responsibility to report all circumstances which you wish to be taken into consideration to the nominated person in your School/Department. You should report such mitigating circumstances as soon as possible (normally within five working days) after the events under consideration occur, and no later than one week before the meeting of the Board of Examiners at which the assessment concerned will be considered. 5.7 Attendance Monitoring The University is under an obligation to monitor the commitment to study of each student and to ensure that, if sufficient progress is being made, the situation can be discussed with the student. The aim of such a discussion will be to advise the student how performance on the specified assessments can be improved to enable progression to the next year of study, or the award of a degree. If commitment to study continues to be below standard, students should expect that their academic achievement will become compromised and not sufficient to permit progress to further study. 5.8 Guest Lectures and Seminars held in the Department A seminar programme takes place on Thursday mornings at 11.00 am in the Electrical Lecture Theatre (ELT). Seminars are presented by visiting speakers and by members of staff of the department. These are compulsory to all Year 2 and MSc (Eng) students but all are welcome to attend. 5.9 Wednesday Afternoons In common with many universities, formal learning and teaching sessions are not normally scheduled on Wednesday afternoons during term time to allow you to participate in sport and other activities. However you are expected to attend any scheduled learning and teaching activity up to 1pm on Wednesday afternoons.
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6. Student representation within the School

6.1 Staff Student Liaison Committee (SSLC) All students are encouraged to stand for election to the Department Staff-Student Liaison Committees. The Departmental contact for the Undergraduate Staff Student Liaison Committee is: Dr J Marsland, Director of Student Experience All Student Representatives on Staff-Student Liaison Committees are offered training and support by the Guild of Students and may have an opportunity to represent the School/Department on Faculty Committees, or at the University Senate. You can find out more information about what being a student representative entails on the Guild website (http://www.lgos.org/) or on the Liverpool Life student portal. Throughout the year further support and student representation will also be available from the Faculty Student Voice Coordinator for the Faculty of Science and Engineering. Please contact the Guild of Students for further details. 6.2 Departmental Student Society The Departmental Student Society is called ESHOCK and all students are welcome to join. This society, which is associated with the Guild of Students is run by students and involves various social activities. The President for ESHOCK in 2013-14 is: Angel Makedonski, Year 3 student
7. Opportunities for other CV enhancing activities

7.1 Overseas Exchanges If you are interested in any study abroad opportunities offered by the University, please contact Dr Leah Ridgway (leah.ridgway@liverpool.ac.uk), who is the Study Abroad/Exchange Coordinator for the Department. 7.2 Other Activities There may be other events which will be held in the Department throughout the year and you will generally be notified of these in advance via email or on Vital.
8. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Where can I find help and advice? In the first instance please contact the Stu dent Support Office, room 501, EEE Building. If staff there are unable to help, they will point you in the right direction. What should I do if I have a problem with my registration? If you have any problems with registering your modules on Liverpool Life or if you are unsure about your options, please contact the Student Support Office.
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Where can I find my timetable? Your personal timetable will be available on the Liverpool Life. Please check regularly, particularly during the first few weeks of term. Where will my lectures be held? Your lectures will take place in various lecture theatres around the campus. The venues are listed on your personal timetable. How will I know which tutorial groups to go to for my modules? Your tutorial groups will be allocated on the timetable. Your lecturer will advise you when you tutorials/practicals are due to begin. How long am I expected to spend on my studies each week? Usually ten hours study per week is expected for each module, including both teaching and private study. What should I do if I have a timetable clash? Please contact the Student Support Office for advice. In some cases, it may not be possible to avoid the clash and it will be necessary to miss occasional lectures. You should advise the Student Support Office of any lectures that will be missed on a regular basis for this reason, so that the attendance records can be modified accordingly. What should I do if I want to change one of my optional modules? Your academic advisor can give advice regarding your optional modules. These can normally be changed during the first four weeks of each semester, though it is advisable to make any change as early as possible. You will need to collect a form from the Student Support Office, who will then amend your registration. What should I do if I want to change to another programme within the Department? Changes of programme require the approval of the relevant Programme Directors. You will need to complete a transfer form which can be obtained from the Student Support Office. What should I do if I have problems with my study, either for academic or personal reasons? In the first instance you should contact your academic advisor. If you are unable to contact him/her, then please contact the Student Support Office for advice. What should I do if I am not happy with my academic advisor? Please contact the staff in the Student Support Office who will try to arrange an alternative advisor. What should I do if I want to suspend or withdraw? If you have problems which cannot be resolved, you may either need to take some time out from University (suspension) or you may wish to leave the University completely (withdrawal). In both cases you will need to obtain approval from the Programme Director(s). You will also need to complete a form, which is available from the Student Support Office. Where can I get a letter confirming my student status? You can request these on Liverpool Life. 126
What should I do if I lose my Student ID card? Replacement cards can be obtained online. Please see: http://www.liv.ac.uk/students/student-administration-centre/documents-id-cards/studentid-cards.htm.
Attendance
What should I do if I miss a lecture? It is very important that all absence is reported to the Student Support Office. If you miss a lecture, you should complete an absence form which is available from the Student Support Office. If you are ill for longer than five days, you will also need to obtain a medical note. Completed forms should be returned to the Student Support Office. If your absence is for a good reason, your attendance record will be amended accordingly. What should I do if I forget to take my student ID card to a lecture or forget to scan my card? Whenever possible, please sign the temporary register available from the lecturer. If you are unable to do so, please inform the Student Support Office. Can I see my attendance record? You will be able to see your attendance record online on the departmental website. You will need to enter your username and password to view this.
Exams/Coursework
What should I do if I miss a deadline for coursework or a class test? You are allowed to submit work up to five working days late, in which case the University's standard penalties apply. If you miss a deadline because you are ill or for other good reason, you should complete the appropriate form which is available from the Student Support Office. You should also inform your lecturer who may be able to arrange an extension. What are mitigating circumstances? These are circumstances which have affected your academic performance, either in term time or during the exam period, for example sickness, bereavement or personal problems. The Board of Examiners can take these circumstances into account when looking at your results, provided the appropriate form has been completed and suitable evidence received. What happens if I miss an exam? Normally, missed exams can be re-taken in August/September, although marks will be capped at 40% unless there are mitigating circumstances. It is very important that you inform the Student Support Office if you intend to miss an exam. In cases of illness or other personal circumstances, you should also complete the mitigating circumstances form. How and when do I find out my exam timetable? Your personal exam timetable will be made available on Liverpool Life. Dates of the exam periods and when the timetables are published can be found on the Student Administration and Support website at http://www.liv.ac.uk/students/exams/schedule.htm.
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Where can I see past exam papers? Past exam papers can be found on the Departmental website. Exam papers with multiple choice questions are not made available. How will I find out my exam marks? Exam marks can be seen on Liverpool Life a few weeks after the exams take place. The date when marks are released will usually be advised by e-mail. What happens if I fail an exam? Year 1 and Year 2 students can usually retake failed exams in August/September. Resits of final year modules usually take place in January/May of the following academic year. What is a compensatory fail? Up to two modules may be passed with marks between 35 and 39, providing they are not mandatory modules and providing that all other modules have marks of 40 or above. These marks are then known as "compensatory fails". When can I use the departmental facilities? The labs on the third floor in the EEE Building are available for all students to use Monday to Friday, 9:15-16:45. The labs on the fourth floor in the EEE Building are only available for final year students during the same opening hours.
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Departmental Student Handbook 2013/14

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1. Purpose of the Departmental Handbook

2. Information about the School

Yi.Huang@liverpool.ac.uk Marsland@liverpool.ac.uk Y.C.Shen@liverpool.ac.uk Ivona@liverpool.ac.uk J.S.Smith@liverpool.ac.uk J.S.Smith@liverpool.ac.uk Leah.Ridgway@liverpool.ac.uk Leah.Ridgway@liverpool.ac.uk Leah.Ridgway@liverpool.ac.uk

Mrs Jan Harding

How the Degree Programmes are Managed

3. Departmental Degree Programmes

Credits 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total credits 120

Credits 15 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 120

ELEC340 AERO317 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC319 AERO350 ELEC311 ELEC312

30 15 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 97.5

0:100 90:10 60:40 100:0 100:0 50:50 100:0 100:0

Credits 15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total credits 120

Credits 15 7.5 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 120

Year 3 Placement Code Title

Code ELEC340 AERO317 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC319 AERO350 ELEC311 ELEC312

Total Quality Management I

ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC172 AERO131 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192

15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total credits 120

0:100 70:30 0:100 100:0 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20

15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 120

ELEC340 AERO317 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC319 AERO350 ELEC311 ELEC312

30 15 7.5 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 97.5

0:100 90:10 60:40 100:0 100:0 50:50 100:0 100:0

ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC172 AERO131 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192

15 15 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 Total credits 120

0:100 70:30 0:100 100:0 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20

15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 120

Year 3 Placement Code Title

ELEC340 AERO317 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC319 AERO350 ELEC311 ELEC312

COMP102 ELEC142 ELEC171 COMP101 ELEC143 MATH191 ELEC104 MATH192

60:40 70:30 0:100 0:100 50:50 90:10 70:30 80:20

Credits 15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 120

ELEC340 or COMP390 ELEC370 COMP319 ELEC362 MNGT202 COMP315 ELEC320

COMP390 ELEC301 ELEC372 ELEC373 COMP305 ELEC313 ELEC317

15 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5

ELEC209 ELEC212 ELEC211 ELEC317

ELEC202 ELEC270 COMP201 COMP101 ELEC207 ELEC270 ELEC210

Options B 7.5 credits from the following 1 2

COMP102 ELEC142 ELEC171 COMP101 ELEC143 MATH191 ELEC104 MATH192

60:40 70:30 0:100 0:100 50:50 90:10 70:30 80:20

ELEC207 ELEC222 COMP201 COMP207 ELEC211 ELEC270 COMP104 ELEC202 ELEC271

15 7.5 15 15 15 15 15 7.5 15 120

95:05 0:100 80:20 80:20 75:25 95:05 80:20 100:0 80:20

Year 3 Placement Code Title

ELEC340 or COMP390 ELEC370 COMP319 ELEC362 MNGT202 COMP315 ELEC320

ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC171 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192

0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20

15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120

ELEC340 ELEC301 ELEC370 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC331

ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC171 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192

0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20

15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120

ELEC340 ELEC301 MNGT202 ELEC331 ELEC303

Options A 37.5 credits from the following:

ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC171 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192

0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20

15 15 15 15 15 7.5 7.5 7.5 15 7.5 Total 120

ELEC340 ELEC301 ELEC370 MNGT202 ELEC317 ELEC331

0:100 100:0 100:0 60:40 100:0 100:0

ELEC129 ELEC142 ELEC171 ELEC120 MATH191 ELEC104 ELEC143 MATH192

0:100 70:30 0:100 80:20 90:10 70:30 50:50 80:20