Electronics and Computer Systems, BEng Hons

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University of Greenwich

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• Entry requirements
  Entry requirements 240 UCAS points. This should include mathematics and preferably a science/technology subject at A-level, or a National Diploma in engineering at MMM including mathematics, or equivalent qualifications; 3 GCSEs at grade C or above (including English, mathematics and science) or equivalent
• Academic title
  Electronics and Computer Systems, BEng Hons
• Course description
  With embedded computers now at the heart of engineering systems, there is a growing demand for electronics graduates who have competency in software design but also understand the rigours of interfacing with hardware. The programme combines analogue and digital electronics with software engineering, embedded systems design, microcomputer engineering and interfacing.
  
  The programme gives students an advanced understanding of modern electronic engineering together with a proficiency in engineering software development in applications from across many different sectors of industry.
  
  Year 1
  
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        Engineering Applications and Practice with Design and Make
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        Mathematics for Engineers
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        Electrical Computer-Aided Design (ECAD)
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        Mechanical Technology
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        Electrical Principles
  
  Year 2
  
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        Hardware Systems and Design
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        Analogue Electronics
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        Multiple Technology Projects
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        Operating Systems and Security
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        Software Engineering and Project Management
  
  Optional Sandwich Year (Work Placement)
  
  Final Year
  
      * Individual Project
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        Engineering Management and Business Practice
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        Group Design and Project Management
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        Advanced Analogue and Low-Power Systems
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        Internet Electronics
      * Real Time Systems
  
  Career options
  
  Opportunities in a range of engineering sectors such as automotive, aerospace, manufacturing and the process industries

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