Module - EEEEH61LSM - Laboratory and Computer Skills

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Module - EEEEH61LSM - Laboratory and Computer Skills

Programme	EEE - Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering modules (Year 1)
Year	Select a new weight: https://curriculum.nottingham.ac.uk/2026/view/tree/1614/year_lookup/XXIDXX Year 2026/2027
Accrediting Bodies	https://curriculum.nottingham.ac.uk/2026/view/tree/1614/year_lookup/XXIDXX Accrediting Body Complete Outcome Set (UK-SPEC, EAC, etc.) Institution of Technology (IET)
Module Code	EEEEH61LSM
Lecturer	CW See/ JI Bonnyman

This module aims to introduce students the essential skills that modern engineers should possess, including technical and laboratory skills, data analysis, report writing, self-learning and information presentation skills. Students are also introduced to the key concepts of C and its practical use for developing efficient, tested, quality code based on best practice. 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 - Have an appreciation of academic and professional integrity issues and how they apply to all aspects of work. They should be able to demonstrate, through report writing and other forms of presentation media, an appreciation of the various princ
	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 - Demonstrate critical analysis of experimental data and evaluation of system performance, and application of engineering skills in a wider context in solving practical problems.
	LO4 - Select and use appropriate laboratory equipments, apply computer software for the design, simulation and analysis of electronic/electrical systems, dissemination of information via a variety of media. Additionally to have an awareness of the requirement for employing software engineering when developing software code.
	LO5 - Acquire and analyse information, and evaluate system performance. To develop the documentation required to allow a project to be developed by a team.

LO1 - Have an appreciation of academic and professional integrity issues and how they apply to all aspects of work. They should be able to demonstrate, through report writing and other forms of presentation media, an appreciation of the various princ

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 - Demonstrate critical analysis of experimental data and evaluation of system performance, and application of engineering skills in a wider context in solving practical problems.

LO4 - Select and use appropriate laboratory equipments, apply computer software for the design, simulation and analysis of electronic/electrical systems, dissemination of information via a variety of media.

LO5 - Acquire and analyse information, and evaluate system performance. To develop the documentation required to allow a project to be developed by a team.