3300 Research Methods
An Intro to R&D
3300 Research Methods for Engineers
Module Name | Research Methods for Engineers |
Module Code | 3300 |
Semester | Winter |
Module Coordinator | Prof Dr Andy Stamm |
Lecturer | Prof Dr William Megill |
Language | English |
Place in Curriculum | Common Core Subject |
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Credits | 5 |
Recommended Prerequisites | Basic courses in programming, electronics, engineering design, CAD, and materials |
Module Objectives | After completing the course the students have experience in project related work and the practical implementation of the acquired knowledge. They can find relevant information independently using a variety of sources. They can construct useful theories, hypotheses and work statements, then document and present their work in a professional manner. They have also learned the practical side of engineering science with introductions to instrumentation and measurement in real environments. They have learned to design and make their own test rigs and to interpret the data obtained with instrumentation they designed, built and debugged themselves. |
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Assessment | Attestation: Continuous Assessment |
Forms of Media | Moodle, Prerecorded Lectures |
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