BEng (Hons) Electronic Engineering with Foundation Year Bachelor's degree at the University of Surrey

The module offers an introduction to circuit theory and analogue electronics.

This module introduces the principles and operation of digital logic systems, along with the tools and techniques used for their design and analysis, illustrated through real-world applications. It addresses both theoretical concepts such as logical operators, their combination and simplification, and circuit arrangements such as counters and registers, and the practical implementation of logic flows using software. The practical component also serves as an introduction to programming fundamenta

Mathematics is the best tool we have to gain a quantitative understanding of engineering sciences. This module is designed briefly to revise and then to extend A-level Mathematics material, and to introduce students to mathematical techniques to support future engineering modules.

Working individually or in groups on engineering projects requires a wide range of professional and technical skills. This module helps first year students develop skills in research and technical presentation, along with the practical laboratory skills required by the professional engineer. Both units of assessment must be passed individually. No compensation is allowed for this module. This module is the first module a student will encounter within the Laboratory, Design and Professional Studi

Mathematics is an essential tool to understand and solve real-world engineering problems. This module builds on the mathematical foundations from MAT1044 Engineering Mathematics to introduce and explore more advanced mathematical concepts and methods relevant to a wide range of electronic engineering applications.

To understand the physics and engineering that underpins the operation of semiconductor devices and to use this to understand the operation of simple bipolar devices and MOS transistors. In addition to understand the effects electric and magnetic fields and their interaction with matter within the discipline of electronic engineering.

Programming is a key part of electronic engineering and the C programming language is at the heart of many embedded software systems. This module will provide the students with a solid practical knowledge of the C programming language, its relationship to the underlying hardware and aspects of both high level programming and low level manipulation of memory.

This module is the second module a student will encounter within the Laboratory, Design and Professional Studies group of modules. In builds upon EEE1027 in semester 1 and sees the introduction of project work alongside experiment. In subsequent years students building on their labs, design and professional studies work in Year 2 (EEE2036 in semester 1 and EEE2037 in semester 2) and EEE3035 in year 3. Working individually or in groups on technical engineering projects requires a wide range of pr

This module is divided into two parts (Circuit & Control Systems and Communication Systems) each of which build on the concepts and tools introduced in Year 1.

This module builds on the fundamental tools and concepts introduced in the Year 1 mathematics modules MAT1044 Engineering Mathematics and EEE1032 Mathematics II: Engineering Mathematics. A broad range of mathematical topics are covered with applications to problems in electronic engineering.

This module is organized into two parts that run concurrently. Part A introduces the students to microprocessors. This covers the key concepts in microprocessor organization and design; specifically for the instruction set, performance analysis, the arithmetic logic unit (ALU), and the processor control and data paths. Additionally, we explore common memory hierarchies and caching problems. In class problems are given as examples in design. Part B covers the analysis, design and implementation o

Hands-on experimental skills, professional skills, and enterprise skills are important to today's electronic engineers. This module helps the students to develop these skills by offering them laboratory-based experiments, team design projects and professional studies on transferrable skills. These activities are based on either individual or teamwork.

All modern electronic devices make use of transistor technology and their future developments, via Moore's Law and beyond, are fundamentally linked to device architecture. This module will introduce modern CMOS transistor structures and link to the operation for integrated circuits and modern memory devices. The module will also show how electric and magnetic fields can be unified within Maxwell's equations to produce electromagnetic theory and solve common problems.

Hands-on experimental skills, professional skills, and enterprise skills are important to today's electronic engineers. This module helps the students to develop these skills by offering them laboratory-based experiments, team design projects and professional studies on transferrable skills. These activities are based on either individual or team work.

This module provides an introduction to the process of digital image formation in real and computer-generated imagery and builds on EEE1035 Programming in C. The module covers mathematical methods used to represent cameras, scene geometry and lighting in computer vision and computer graphics. The course introduces both the theoretical concepts and practical implementation of three-dimensional computer graphics used in visual effects, games and scientific visualisation. The practical implementati

Using lectures, problems classes, worked examples and tutorial sheets this module will provide the fundamentals needed to understand the operation of key electronic and photonic devices as determined by their fundamental semiconducting properties. The module builds upon prior study of electrical science (EEE1034) delivered in Year 1 of the undergraduate programme (or equivalent elsewhere). This module facilitates future advanced master level leaning in advanced and modern electronic materials an

Space engineering provides a foundation for human access and utilization of space and has shown growing importance to global economy. The module offers basics of space engineering and mission design. Students will obtain an introduction on mission analysis and design tools, instrumentation and space technologies. For those students on the undergraduate "space" pathways, the module acts as an introduction to the space engineering and mission design, and the themes are picked up in the compulsory