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This starts off covering stuff from Year 12 Physics, but quickly moves on to more advanced circuit analysis. The ongoing assessment is done in Mallard.
The labs are based around a small car chassis with breadboard on top, on which you gradually create an analogue circuit to make the car follow a white strip on the table.
Oh, and the full name of the unit is ENGT1001 Engineering: Introduction to Electrical and Electronic Engineering which is frankly ridiculous considering the old unit was commonly called E102.
Taken by JasmineHenry
Unit website or http://student.ee.uwa.edu.au/units/e102 (legacy URL)
