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Overview

Electrical systems modelling and simulation are important tools for understanding, designing, and improving electrical systems. By developing mathematical models and running them on a computer, you can predict the behaviour of the system and its performance in various situations, without needing to build physical prototypes. By simulating different scenarios and … For more content click the Read More button below. This course is a design-oriented course, in which you will carry out a practical electrical engineering system design. The design will be supported by relevant theory and practical proficiency gained earlier in the course. The syllabus includes topics such as analogue and discrete-time systems, analogue filters, basic digital filters, concepts of time and frequency responses, simulation and modelling techniques, state-space representations, and the use of MATLAB/Simulink for designing analogue/discrete-time systems.

Conditions for Enrolment

Prerequisite:(ELEC1111 OR DPST1081 OR ELEC1112) AND (ELEC2141 OR ELEC1041) AND (COMP1511 OR DPST1091 OR COMP1911 OR COMP1917)

Delivery

In-person - Standard (usually weekly or fortnightly)

Fees

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