MEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering Integrated Master's degree at Coventry University

Get hands on with the fundamentals of computer programming and develop skills that will boost your success across your engineering studies. Learn how to write and structure code using key programming elements: from variables and data types: numbers, strings, arrays; to control structures like 'if' statements and loops. Put your coding skills into action to tackle real world engineering challenges, while also gaining an understanding of professional industry practices such as testing, version con

Deepen your understanding of key mathematical methods in engineering by learning to translate real world problems into mathematical models. Develop your ability to analyse these problems using appropriate techniques and modern mathematical software. Explore topics including linear algebra, calculus, complex numbers, mathematical software, numerical methods, probability and statistics

Explore the fundamentals of analogue electronics while building the skills to design practical circuits in this dynamic field. Gain hands-on experience through activities such as circuit simulation and designing real-world analogue systems. Topics covered include semiconductor diodes and their use in power supplies, bipolar junction transistors in single-stage amplifiers, and field-effect transistors. The module focuses on the performance and applications of voltage-mode operational amplifiers.

Discover the core concepts and principles that underpin electrical and electronic engineering and begin developing your understanding of this exciting discipline. Your learning will be enhanced through computer circuit simulation, hands-on circuit building and basic programming. Unlock the essentials of how electrical systems work, from analysing DC and AC circuits to exploring energy storage, magnetic circuits, digital logic, and modern power generation techniques. Gain practical insights and b

Master the skills to design and build electronic systems that power today's smart technologies. In this hands-on module, apply your knowledge of electronic circuits and software to design, prototype, and manufacture products that are safe, reliable and effective. Explore every stage of the embedded system design cycle: from concept and hardware/software design, to prototyping, manufacturing and testing for compliance. Learn how to analyse failures and consider the environmental, regulatory and s

Learn how to design and build digital electronic systems, focusing on hands-on, practical learning. Use a hardware description language (HDL) to create, simulate and build digital designs, developing skills that are important for working with modern electronic systems like FPGAs (field-programmable gate arrays). Throughout the module, use industry-standard tools to turn your ideas into working digital systems. Use combinational logic to help build your knowledge of circuits that make decisions u

Study a variety of topics associated with electrical engineering, including single-phase and three-phase circuits, transformers, motors and generators. Learning is enhanced through computer circuit simulation and laboratory experiments. Through this module, you will have the opportunity to explore: AC power: relationships between power, reactive power and apparent power factor, principle of conservation of power and reactive power, reactive power absorbed by capacitors and inductors as well as s

Understand the key principles behind how signals and systems work, foundations that power everything from electronics to communications. Learn how to model, analyse and apply these concepts using tools like MATLAB and Simulink. You'll cover topics like continuous and discrete-time signals, system properties and modelling, Laplace and Fourier transforms, Bode diagrams and Z-transforms. By the end of this module, you should know how to interpret and apply these tools in real-world industrial syste

This module provides you with an opportunity to reflect upon and gain experience for an approved placement undertaken during your programme. A placement should usually be at least 26 weeks or equivalent; however, each placement will be considered on its own merits, having regard to the ability to achieve the learning outcomes.

This module provides you with an opportunity to reflect upon and gain experience for an approved international study/work placement undertaken during your programme. A work/study placement should usually be at least 26 weeks or equivalent; however, each placement will be considered on its own merits, having regard to the ability to achieve the learning outcomes.

Carry out a major project, helping you develop deep technical, problem-solving and creative skills needed in your profession. Choose and plan your project with a supervisor, keeping a regular log of your progress. Research, design, build or simulate a system, object or concept and critically evaluate your work. Throughout the project, gather and reference information properly, use the right tools and methods and apply relevant testing and evaluation standards like ISO or IEEE. Reflect on your re

Develop a strong understanding of power electronic converter topologies and operation, and examine the usage of power electronics in the context of different applications. With power electronic converters, the emphasis is on converter topologies, concepts, design, switching techniques and the application of those for the efficient control and conversion of electrical energy. Study topics related to the generation, supply and control of electrical energy, including energy sources, power supply sy

Learn how to design and apply digital signal processing techniques like finite impulse response (FIR) and infinite impulse response (IIR) filters to remove noise in real engineering scenarios. Use simulation tools to explore these concepts in practice. Build a strong foundation in machine learning by exploring key methods and techniques, gaining insight into how data-driven models can be used to solve complex problems in modern engineering and technology.

Build a solid understanding of how control systems work and how to design them for real-world applications. Explore key principles and methods that support innovation across industries such as aerospace, robotics, automotive and clean manufacturing. By learning how to analyse and design control systems, you should be equipped to contribute to modern industrial technologies and solve practical engineering challenges.

Gain a solid understanding of how modern communication systems work, from wireless signal transmission to noise reduction and error correction. Explore key topics like modulation, BER and wireless signal propagation. Get hands-on with techniques used to detect and correct errors, including block codes and ARQ systems and learn how to calculate path loss and link budgets. Study multiple access techniques like FDMA, TDMA, CDMA and spread spectrum, giving you the tools to understand mobile and wire