Applied Environmental Engineering (Computer Systems and Electronics) University of Wales Trinity Saint David

Key Features

Power and Water CEO Philip Morgan is appointed as a Professor of Practice at UWTSD

Modules

Year 1 modules

• Analogue Electronics (20 credits)
• Computer Engineering and Microprocessors (20 credits)
• Computer Programming (20 credits)
• Electrical and Electronic Principles (20 credits)
• Mathematics (20 credits)
• Study and Workshop Skills (20 credits)

Year 2 modules

• Circuit Design and Analysis (20 credits)
• Digital Signal Processing (20 credits)
• Group Project (20 credits)
• Network Operating Systems and Security (20 credits)
• Object-Oriented Programming (20 credits)
• Project Management (10 credits)
• Research Methods (10 credits)

Year 3 modules

• Major Project (40 credits)
• Digital Systems Synthesis (20 credits)
• Critical & Real-time Applications Programming (20 credits)
• Electronic Systems Design (20 credits)
• Embedded Microcontrollers (20 credits)

Year 4 modules

• Micro Power Generation (20 credits)
• Water Treatment Technology (20 credits)
• Optional module (20 credits)
• Group Project (60 credits)

Course Tutor(s)

• Dr Gary Jones
• Dr Stephen Mosey

Career Opportunities

Here is some information from one of the first graduates of this programme in 2016 and what he's doing now:

Aidan Kiely

Related Courses

• BEng Computer Systems and Electronics
• BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• HND/HNC Electronics Engineering

Additional Costs

It is possible to complete this programme of study without any additional costs.

Students may wish to purchase materials for modules, such as major project but this is not a requirement and will have no bearing on the final grade.

Entry requirements

Entry Criteria

Typical A-Level Offer:

280 UCAS tariff points to include two C grades at A-Level/AVCE; or
BTEC National Diploma grades Merit, Pass, Pass; or
BTEC National Certificate grades Merit, Merit; or
NVQ Level 3 - Pass

Subjects at Advanced Level should include Computing, ICT, Maths, Science or similar. GCSE Maths grade C or above is preferred.

Typical International Baccalaureate Offer:

Please contact the Admissions Tutor for more information.

Other:

Applications from those offering alternative qualifications are welcome. Please contact the Admissions Tutor for more information.