Program Overview

Program Details

The program in question is the Electronics Systems course, which is a 7.5 credit, advanced-level course.

Course Description

The course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of electronic systems, including amplifier models, operational amplifiers, diodes, MOS and BJT transistors, and small signal models.

Requirements and Admission Criteria

To be eligible for the course, students must have completed at least 90 credits of previous coursework and have knowledge of electronic systems, including amplifier models, operations, and small signal models. Students must also have good English language skills, equivalent to English 6/level 2.

Tuition and Fees

No information is provided on tuition fees for this course.

Research Areas

The course is part of the Civilingenj—r teknisk fysik och elektroteknik (ELRE) program, which focuses on technical physics and electrical engineering.

Course Structure

The course is offered during period 2, from week 2 to week 2, 2027, and is taught in English. The course is a daytime course, with 50% of the coursework completed during the daytime.

Enrollment

Students can enroll in the course as a free-standing course or as part of the ELRE program. A limited number of spots are available for students who are not part of the program.

Program Overview

The Electronics Systems course is a comprehensive course that provides students with a deep understanding of electronic systems and their applications. The course is designed for students who have a strong foundation in electronics and are looking to advance their knowledge and skills in this area.

Key Points

• Course name: Electronics Systems
• Credits: 7.5
• Level: Advanced
• Language: English
• Eligibility: At least 90 credits of previous coursework and knowledge of electronic systems
• Program: Civilingenj—r teknisk fysik och elektroteknik (ELRE)
• Course structure: Daytime course, 50% coursework completed during the daytime
• Enrollment: Free-standing course or part of the ELRE program, limited spots available for non-program students