Pre-requisite: 70320+70635
Co-requisite: 70520+70620+70835
This is the final practice unit for Bachelor of Engineering students majoring in Electrical and Electronic or Computer Systems Engineering. Instrumentation and Control majors have the option of selecting either this practice unit or 73051 Mechanical Practice 1, and this choice will depend on their selection of elective units. Day students will complete this laboratory work in conjunction with the units listed above as Day co-requisites. In the case of external students this laboratory work will be performed during a one week residential school, during either year 6 or 7 of their course. If the latter, the unit may be undertaken immediately prior to 70061 Professional Practice 1, so that both may be completed over a two week period. This unit provides experimental work and project work in the areas of digital sampling and computer control, in signal processing topics such as correlation, digital filtering and system identification, and in computer networking. The principle objectives are to allow the student to develop knowledge of techniques, apply theory and interact with phenomena in real situations, and further develop problem identification and solution skills together with a capacity for self learning.