Module - EEEEH61ICP - Introduction to Computer Engineering

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Module - EEEEH61ICP - Introduction to Computer Engineering

Programme	EEE - Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering modules (Year 1)
Year	Select a new weight: https://curriculum.nottingham.ac.uk/2026/view/tree/1596/year_lookup/XXIDXX Year 2026/2027
Accrediting Bodies	https://curriculum.nottingham.ac.uk/2026/view/tree/1596/year_lookup/XXIDXX Accrediting Body Complete Outcome Set (UK-SPEC, EAC, etc.) Institution of Technology (IET)
Module Code	EEEEH61ICP
Lecturer	JI Bonnyman

The module aims to introduce students to the key concepts of C and its practical use for developing efficient, tested, quality code based on best practice. Students will gain an understanding of the application of software design mythologies as applied to code developments, with particular reference made to the importance of documentation. Additionally they will gain an appreciation of how data is stored, how speed and memory usage can be optimised and best implemented on differing processors.

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	LO1 - Develop robust code in C, designed to meet a specific task and tested against this.
	LO2 - Demonstrate an awareness of the way in which code and data are stored and so have an understanding as to efficient use of memory and resources.
	LO3 - Relate concepts in programming to the digital logic and devices on which code is executed.
	LO4 - Have an awareness of the requirement for employing software engineering when developing code.
	LO5 - Apply Software life-cycle and verification methods to enable the development and testing of code against predefined requirements for real life problems.
	LO6 - Develop the documentation required to allow a project to be developed by a team.

LO1 - Develop robust code in C, designed to meet a specific task and tested against this.

LO2 - Demonstrate an awareness of the way in which code and data are stored and so have an understanding as to efficient use of memory and resources.

LO3 - Relate concepts in programming to the digital logic and devices on which code is executed.

LO4 - Have an awareness of the requirement for employing software engineering when developing code.

LO5 - Apply Software life-cycle and verification methods to enable the development and testing of code against predefined requirements for real life problems.

LO6 - Develop the documentation required to allow a project to be developed by a team.