Electronics Engineering

KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING. The course aims at providing the basic knowledge needed to perform electrical and electronic measurements. Specific emphasis is given to the metrological and uncertainty evaluation aspects. CAPABILITY TO APPLY KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING. The theoretical part of the course is completed and complemented by a series of laboratory experiments which will allow the student to put into practice the concepts learnt and to acquire the fundamental skills for performing the basic measurements encountered in the field of electronic engineering. MAKING AUTONOMOUS JUDGEMENTS. Laboratory activities aim at allowing the student to make autonomous judgements; the actual autonomy reached by the student is assessed by means of a specific practical session during the final examination. COMMUNICATE SKILLS. The experimental activities include group work, which enhances the student communication skills and interaction capabilities. LEARNING SKILLS. The didactic paradigm of the course urges the student to autonomously acquire new technical knowledge, related to the course syllabus, mainly as a result of the problem solving approach of experimental acitivites.