MEng (Hons) Instrumentation and Control Engineering modules
Resource Management and Energy Systems
Year 1 core modules
- Digital Electronics and Microprocessors
- Electrical and Electronic Principles
- Engineering Design and CAD
- Engineering Mathematics
- Group Design Project (Electronics and Control)
- Physics and Instrumentation
- Professional Skills
- Properties of Materials
Year 2 core modules
- Electrical Machines
- Electronics and Networks
- Engineering Management and Leadership Skills
- Instrumentation and Control Design and Embedded systems
- Linear Systems and Control
- Mathematics for Electrical and Instrumentation Engineers
- Measurement Systems
Year 3 core modules
- Analytical Measurement
- Control System Design and Implementation
- Employment Skills
- Individual Project (MEng Part I)
and the equivalent of one optional module
- Control
- Machine Control
- Programmable Logic Controllers and Distributed Control Systems +
- Smart Sensors +
and one optional module
- Engineering Project Management
- Mechatronics
- Product Design Management
- Product Quality and Reliability
Final-year core modules
and two optional modules
- Electronic Signal Conditioning
- Identification and Model Predictive Control
- Industrial Communications
- Robust Control Systems
and one optional module
Non-credit bearing optional modules
- A foreign language: German, French, Spanish, Chinese (Mandarin)
- In-sessional Academic English (for international students)
- Professional Mentoring
You may select one or more of these modules.
+ Half modules
Modules offered may vary.
You learn to evaluate and interpret how different models for sustainability, especially eco-efficiency and ecological models, are derived from international agreements, and how these can be used to promote activities such as industrial symbiosis and sustainable product development at local, national and international levels.
The module examines the importance of energy technologies and energy policies and their implication in climate change, in particular the role of renewable energy such as wind, wave, solar, biomass and biofuels. You also assess the potentially important role the hydrogen economy could play in delivering future energy requirements including the vital issues of carbon dioxide sequestration and storage.