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OPTO6015 2026-27
Optical Fibres and Waveguides
An optical waveguide is the fundamental building block in photonics and in-depth knowledge of waveguides as a light guiding medium is vital for understanding a number of photonic devices, circuits and systems. This module will introduce the fundamentals of optical waveguides and optical fibres and present a detailed description of light propagation within them. Lumerical software package will be used to simulate different waveguide geometries and analyse modal behaviour and losses. Finally, nonlinear phenomena and their application in planar waveguides and optical fibres will be briefly introduced. -
OPTO6015 2028-29
Optical Fibres and Waveguides
An optical waveguide is the fundamental building block in photonics and in-depth knowledge of waveguides as a light guiding medium is vital for understanding a number of photonic devices, circuits and systems. This module will introduce the fundamentals of optical waveguides and optical fibres and present a detailed description of light propagation within them. Lumerical software package will be used to simulate different waveguide geometries and analyse modal behaviour and losses. Finally, nonlinear phenomena and their application in planar waveguides and optical fibres will be briefly introduced. -
OPTO6015 2029-30
Optical Fibres and Waveguides
An optical waveguide is the fundamental building block in photonics and in-depth knowledge of waveguides as a light guiding medium is vital for understanding a number of photonic devices, circuits and systems. This module will introduce the fundamentals of optical waveguides and optical fibres and present a detailed description of light propagation within them. Lumerical software package will be used to simulate different waveguide geometries and analyse modal behaviour and losses. Finally, nonlinear phenomena and their application in planar waveguides and optical fibres will be briefly introduced. -
OPTO6011 2029-30
Optical Sensors
Optical sensor technology is playing an increasing role in modern-day life with a range of applications emerging in areas spanning civil engineering, defence and the life sciences. This module focuses on a key area of ORC expertise that has developed in parallel with the other application specific areas of optical communications and fibre laser technologies.
This module is compulsory for students on the MSc Optical Fibre and Photonic Engineering programme, and optional for students on the MSc Optical Engineering programme. The module builds on the base-concepts of optical fibre technologies (OPTO6008) taught in Semester 1, and will teach the key concepts of distributed and point sensing systems. A substantial part of the module will focus on existing and emerging applications, and on the markets of optical sensor technologies. The skills and knowledge acquired during this module will be essential for students wishing to take a final project focusing specifically on optical sensor technologies in Semester 3. -
OPTO6011 2030-31
Optical Sensors
Optical sensor technology is playing an increasing role in modern-day life with a range of applications emerging in areas spanning civil engineering, defence and the life sciences. This module focuses on a key area of ORC expertise that has developed in parallel with the other application specific areas of optical communications and fibre laser technologies.
This module is compulsory for students on the MSc Optical Fibre and Photonic Engineering programme, and optional for students on the MSc Optical Engineering programme. The module builds on the base-concepts of optical fibre technologies (OPTO6008) taught in Semester 1, and will teach the key concepts of distributed and point sensing systems. A substantial part of the module will focus on existing and emerging applications, and on the markets of optical sensor technologies. The skills and knowledge acquired during this module will be essential for students wishing to take a final project focusing specifically on optical sensor technologies in Semester 3. -
OPTO6011 2025-26
Optical Sensors
Optical sensor technology is playing an increasing role in modern-day life with a range of applications emerging in areas spanning civil engineering, defence and the life sciences. This module focuses on a key area of ORC expertise that has developed in parallel with the other application specific areas of optical communications and fibre laser technologies.
This module is compulsory for students on the MSc Optical Fibre and Photonic Engineering programme, and optional for students on the MSc Optical Engineering programme. The module builds on the base-concepts of optical fibre technologies (OPTO6008) taught in Semester 1, and will teach the key concepts of distributed and point sensing systems. A substantial part of the module will focus on existing and emerging applications, and on the markets of optical sensor technologies. The skills and knowledge acquired during this module will be essential for students wishing to take a final project focusing specifically on optical sensor technologies in Semester 3. -
OPTO6011 2026-27
Optical Sensors
Optical sensor technology is playing an increasing role in modern-day life with a range of applications emerging in areas spanning civil engineering, defence and the life sciences. This module focuses on a key area of ORC expertise that has developed in parallel with the other application specific areas of optical communications and fibre laser technologies.
This module is compulsory for students on the MSc Optical Fibre and Photonic Engineering programme, and optional for students on the MSc Optical Engineering programme. The module builds on the base-concepts of optical fibre technologies (OPTO6008) taught in Semester 1, and will teach the key concepts of distributed and point sensing systems. A substantial part of the module will focus on existing and emerging applications, and on the markets of optical sensor technologies. The skills and knowledge acquired during this module will be essential for students wishing to take a final project focusing specifically on optical sensor technologies in Semester 3. -
OPTO6011 2028-29
Optical Sensors
Optical sensor technology is playing an increasing role in modern-day life with a range of applications emerging in areas spanning civil engineering, defence and the life sciences. This module focuses on a key area of ORC expertise that has developed in parallel with the other application specific areas of optical communications and fibre laser technologies.
This module is compulsory for students on the MSc Optical Fibre and Photonic Engineering programme, and optional for students on the MSc Optical Engineering programme. The module builds on the base-concepts of optical fibre technologies (OPTO6008) taught in Semester 1, and will teach the key concepts of distributed and point sensing systems. A substantial part of the module will focus on existing and emerging applications, and on the markets of optical sensor technologies. The skills and knowledge acquired during this module will be essential for students wishing to take a final project focusing specifically on optical sensor technologies in Semester 3. -
OPTO6011 2027-28
Optical Sensors
Optical sensor technology is playing an increasing role in modern-day life with a range of applications emerging in areas spanning civil engineering, defence and the life sciences. This module focuses on a key area of ORC expertise that has developed in parallel with the other application specific areas of optical communications and fibre laser technologies.
This module is compulsory for students on the MSc Optical Fibre and Photonic Engineering programme, and optional for students on the MSc Optical Engineering programme. The module builds on the base-concepts of optical fibre technologies (OPTO6008) taught in Semester 1, and will teach the key concepts of distributed and point sensing systems. A substantial part of the module will focus on existing and emerging applications, and on the markets of optical sensor technologies. The skills and knowledge acquired during this module will be essential for students wishing to take a final project focusing specifically on optical sensor technologies in Semester 3. -
MATH3082 2027-28
Optimisation
The module provides an introduction to the theory and practice of optimization techniques. It covers linear programming as well as nonlinear programming. This module is suitable to those who want to apply computational optimization methods to their problems, which can arise from a variety of applied disciplines such as compuer science and engineering.