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ELEC3205 2027-28
Control System Design
- To develop skills for design of linear multivariable control systems by pole placement.
- To introduce basic nonlinear system analysis and design methods. -
ELEC3205 2029-30
Control System Design
- To develop skills for design of linear multivariable control systems by pole placement.
- To introduce basic nonlinear system analysis and design methods. -
ELEC3205 2028-29
Control System Design
- To develop skills for design of linear multivariable control systems by pole placement.
- To introduce basic nonlinear system analysis and design methods. -
ELEC6243 2027-28
Control System Design (MSc)
This module is taught together with ELEC3205 Control System Design. ELEC6243 has higher requirements on the desired learning outcomes, which will be assessed by a different set of coursework. -
ELEC6243 2026-27
Control System Design (MSc)
This module is taught together with ELEC3205 Control System Design. ELEC6243 has higher requirements on the desired learning outcomes, which will be assessed by a different set of coursework. -
ELEC6243 2028-29
Control System Design (MSc)
This module is taught together with ELEC3205 Control System Design. ELEC6243 has higher requirements on the desired learning outcomes, which will be assessed by a different set of coursework. -
ELEC6243 2025-26
Control System Design (MSc)
This module is taught together with ELEC3205 Control System Design. ELEC6243 has higher requirements on the desired learning outcomes, which will be assessed by a different set of coursework. -
CHEM2026 2026-27
Coordination Chemistry
This module will build on the principles of Transition Metal chemistry covered in Part 1.
Through developing a molecular orbital approach, you will be taken from the basics of ligand interactions and binding modes to understanding a transition metal's role in catalysis. You will also deepen your understanding of spectroscopy, and how chemists can use techniques to predict spectroscopic properties of transition metal complexes. -
MATH1066 2026-27
Core Skills for Mathematicians I
In this 2-semester module, you will engage with core skills for mathematics students, namely mathematical skills, and employability and digital skills.
Core Maths Skill Tests.
We have set up two Core Maths Skills Tests, one per semester. The tests will make sure you have the necessary mathematical skills right from the beginning of your study (Semester 1) and as your study progresses (Semester 2). They are e-assessment tests that can be taken repeatedly until passed and with lots of support available.
Employability and Digital Skills.
We have sessions on different employability and digital skills that will help you prepare for the job market and improve your chances to land your dream job. These sessions are designed to maximise your digital literacy and your employment prospects during and after your degree. -
MATH1066 2025-26
Core Skills for Mathematicians I
To enhance your capability for further studies, equip you with basic employability skills to prepare for the job market, etc.