300-level

ENEL300
Electrical and Computer Engineering Design 2
Description
Electrical and Computer Engineering design principles. Electronic system design-and-build. Circuit design and simulation. Printed circuit board design. Embedded system programming/development, construction, and documentation. Novel product design, applying project management and market consideration elements. Individual on-paper design related to student's specialisation. Industry-based design systems. Documentation preparation.
Occurrences
Semester Two 2026
Points
15 points
Prerequisites
ENEL200, ENEL270. Subject to approval of the Head of Department

ENEL301
Fundamentals of Engineering Economics and Management
Description
Technical engineering skills are the foundation of engineering solutions, but they are no use if they are not applied in efficient and effective ways. Successful engineering projects and ventures require management. This course identifies the different management activities involved and develops the skills necessary for managing technology projects. Professional engineers also need to be able to enhance their technical knowledge with essential workplace skills and a wider understanding of current societal issues if they are to be successful in the global workplace. This course aims to improve your understanding of what it means to be a professional engineer. It also aims to give you an introduction to the skills to evaluate technical solutions from ethical, sustainable and economic points of view.
Occurrences
Semester Two 2026
Points
15 points
Prerequisites
60 points of any second year Professional Engineering course and enrolled in the BE(Hons) degree.

ENEL320
Signals and Communications
Description
Communication engineering and signal processing. Convolution, Fourier series and transform, amplitude modulation, angle modulation, random processes, noise in modulated systems, discrete signal processing, digital transmission (PCM, TDM and FDM), DTFT/DFT and FIR/IIR filter design.
Occurrences
Semester Two 2026
Points
15 points
Prerequisites

ENEL321
Control Systems
Description
System modelling. Continuous-time dynamics. Time domain and frequency domain analysis. Feedback control. Control system performance and robustness. Control system design techniques.
Occurrences
Semester One 2026
Points
15 points
Prerequisites
Restrictions

ENCE361
Embedded Systems 1
Description
Embedded Systems is the study of specialised computer hardware, such as microcontrollers, programmed to perform a series of tasks, typically using a high-level language such as C, and targeted towards dedicated applications.
Occurrences
Semester One 2026
Points
15 points
Prerequisites

ENEL372
Power and Analogue Electronics
Description
Analogue electronics is necessary for signal sensing, amplification and filtering before digital techniques can be applied. Power electronics is necessary where efficient manipulation of electrical energy is required, for power supply, motion control and other applications. This course covers the basic principles of both analogue and digital electronic circuits, and the constraints that real components and devices place on these circuits. Emphasis is placed on circuit analysis and design skills.
Occurrences
Semester Two 2026
Points
15 points
Prerequisites

ENEL373
Digital Electronics and Devices
Description
Digital electronics: combinational and sequential logic, finite state machines, reprogrammable logic devices, digital memory devices, field programmable gate arrays. Logic circuit description, design, testing and implementation: VHDL, register transfer level description, test-benches, practical considerations. Digital devices: MOSFETs, CMOS, fabrication technologies, application-specific integrated circuits for optoelectronics, radio frequency electronics and power electronics.
Occurrences
Semester One 2026
Points
15 points
Prerequisites

ENEL382
Electric Power and Machines
Description
This electric power systems course encompasses the concerns of bulk electrical energy, its generation, the bulk transmission, local area distribution and final consumption (the load) as needed by industry, commerce and households. It is a complex subject, as it involves large scale power system interactions involving power-flow, transient stability and system protection, and depends on a multitude of component level characteristics. Renewable generation has added to this complexity. Students in this course will learn analysis techniques for power systems under both steady-state and transient conditions. Basic principles of protection are covered, as are relevant electrical component level concepts, including generators and transformers. The basics of renewable and other energy sources are also covered.
Occurrences
Semester One 2026
Points
15 points
Prerequisites