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ELEC3202 2025-26
Green Electronics
This module covers recent developments in electronic devices that reduce energy consumption, generate power, or advance the distribution of power. Together these devices are playing an essential role in reducing our dependence on fossil fuels.
The module provides an introduction to both the fundamentals of energy generating electronic devices and the systems that can be implemented using such devices. The concepts will be explained in detail for photovoltaic devices but the analogy for thermo-electric devices is evident. The module covers the fundamental theoretical foundations , manufacturing and practical limitations. System integration with the grid is also introduced with key concepts such as smart grids, smart meters, microgrids and storage being covered in the course.
As part of this module, students will learn to use PC1D, a quasi-one-dimensional finite-element program for modelling semiconductor devices that is used frequently in university research groups and industrial R&D labs around the world for simulating photovoltaic devices. -
ELEC3202 2028-29
Green Electronics
This module covers recent developments in electronic devices that reduce energy consumption, generate power, or advance the distribution of power. Together these devices are playing an essential role in reducing our dependence on fossil fuels.
The module provides an introduction to both the fundamentals of energy generating electronic devices and the systems that can be implemented using such devices. The concepts will be explained in detail for photovoltaic devices but the analogy for thermo-electric devices is evident. The module covers the fundamental theoretical foundations , manufacturing and practical limitations. System integration with the grid is also introduced with key concepts such as smart grids, smart meters, microgrids and storage being covered in the course.
As part of this module, students will learn to use PC1D, a quasi-one-dimensional finite-element program for modelling semiconductor devices that is used frequently in university research groups and industrial R&D labs around the world for simulating photovoltaic devices. -
ELEC3202 2026-27
Green Electronics
This module covers recent developments in electronic devices that reduce energy consumption, generate power, or advance the distribution of power. Together these devices are playing an essential role in reducing our dependence on fossil fuels.
The module provides an introduction to both the fundamentals of energy generating electronic devices and the systems that can be implemented using such devices. The concepts will be explained in detail for photovoltaic devices but the analogy for thermo-electric devices is evident. The module covers the fundamental theoretical foundations , manufacturing and practical limitations. System integration with the grid is also introduced with key concepts such as smart grids, smart meters, microgrids and storage being covered in the course.
As part of this module, students will learn to use PC1D, a quasi-one-dimensional finite-element program for modelling semiconductor devices that is used frequently in university research groups and industrial R&D labs around the world for simulating photovoltaic devices. -
PAIR3069 2027-28
Green Political Thought: Humans and other stories
We have entered a geohistorical era in which humans can be regarded as the greatest threat to life on Earth. This module examines the relationship between humans and the nonhuman world (including but not limited to the causes of and potential solutions for climate change and ecological breakdown) through a range of theoretical lenses. -
PAIR3069 2028-29
Green Political Thought: Humans and other stories
We have entered a geohistorical era in which humans can be regarded as the greatest threat to life on Earth. This module examines the relationship between humans and the nonhuman world (including but not limited to the causes of and potential solutions for climate change and ecological breakdown) through a range of theoretical lenses. -
PAIR2063 2027-28
Green Political Thought: Humans and other stories
We have entered a geohistorical era in which humans can be regarded as the greatest threat to life on Earth. This module examines the relationship between humans and the nonhuman world (including but not limited to the causes of and potential solutions for climate change and ecological breakdown) through a range of theoretical lenses. -
PAIR3069 2026-27
Green Political Thought: Humans and other stories
We have entered a geohistorical era in which humans can be regarded as the greatest threat to life on Earth. This module examines the relationship between humans and the nonhuman world (including but not limited to the causes of and potential solutions for climate change and ecological breakdown) through a range of theoretical lenses. -
PAIR2063 2026-27
Green Political Thought: Humans and other stories
We have entered a geohistorical era in which humans can be regarded as the greatest threat to life on Earth. This module examines the relationship between humans and the nonhuman world (including but not limited to the causes of and potential solutions for climate change and ecological breakdown) through a range of theoretical lenses. -
PAIR3069 2029-30
Green Political Thought: Humans and other stories
We have entered a geohistorical era in which humans can be regarded as the greatest threat to life on Earth. This module examines the relationship between humans and the nonhuman world (including but not limited to the causes of and potential solutions for climate change and ecological breakdown) through a range of theoretical lenses. -
FEEG6013 2030-31
Group Design Project
This group project enables you to apply your conceptual engineering and science knowledge to an engineering design problem. The ideas are developed through detailed design, experimentation, computer modelling and/or manufacture. You will also consider and manage wider aspects such as the (a) social, (b) economic, (c) political, (d) legislative, (e) environmental, (f) cultural, (g) ethical (h) and sustainability issues related to the subject matter of the project.
Working in groups you will meet regularly with your supervisor and any external sponsor, develop your team working, plan your project, present your work through meetings with your supervisor and sponsor and also prepare and submit reports and oral presentations. You will consolidate your project management skills. At all times you will monitor your progress as a team to ensure you are achieving the objectives set and ensuring quality of output.