Description
This subject introduces the concept of sensors for measuring in our natural world. A variety of physical and chemical sensors will be considered and applied to marine, atmospheric, biological and soil/earth systems. Data acquisition and communication of sensors will be addressed along with the issues of uncertainties, sensitivity, selectivity, range, … For more content click the Read More button below.
Requisites
Anti-requisite
Other Requirements
Pre-enrolment Requirement
Text Requisites
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this subject, graduates will be able to:
1.
Identify and distinguish the physical and chemical principles of various sensors, and sensor technologies
2.
Define the principles of measurement and uncertainty in order to integrate and analyse the numerical data gathered by sensors
3.
Construct solutions, using sensors, from various applications of data acquisition and communications systems
4.
Apply sensor technologies applicable to various scientific disciplines, while carrying out investigations and analysis of data collected in the field
Assessments
1. MM - Multi-method
2. Perfom/Prac/Prod - Practical assessment/practical skills demonstration
3. Written - Examination (On Course College administered)
4. Written - Examination (centrally administered)
Offerings
Trimester 1
CAM-CNS-TR1
CAM-TSV-TR1
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