In this course, we shall focus on Circuit Simulation using MultiSim (spice) of circuits. The aim being to first show how you to verify the theoretical analysis on paper in a simulation and then go beyond the maths to consider DC, AC, Frequency sweeps, Spectral Analysis, Transistors, AM Modulation, OP-AMP, Transistor, etc.
Learning Multisim will help you with all Electronics courses (Microprocessors, Digital Electronics, etc.)
Youtube videos are inserted to help you understand concepts. Interacting with the theory from different sources (Labs, Youtube, etc.) is critical.
M.Phil. by Research - A Master of Philosophy Degree (M.Phil.) under my supervision for a period of two years. On my home page, you will see the publications that were produced by my postgraduate students during their Master's degree. Each paper was presented by the postgraduate student overseas, all expenses paid by UWI.
- Requirements: Class 1.0 or 2.1 degree.
Major Research Projects and Internship course
If you gain a grade A-, A or A+ in any of the following courses
ELET2230 Digital Comms I
ELET3235 Digital Comms II
ELET3240 Digital Comms III
ELET3255 Wireless Communications
Then we can work together on any of the
research project courses or internship project. Within the group research project, you can work in pairs over two semesters for a total of six credits.
For internship course, refer to the handbook. You need a GPA above 3. Find you a company which is willing to accept you. The likelihood of securing a job after you leave University is very high if you have completed an internship.
Student exchange programme.Download details.
Study at one of international partner institutions abroad or one of our two sister campuses - Mona in Jamaica or St. Augustine in Trinidad. Imagine living overseas while studying for one semester or up to an entire academic year in a country of your choice. You will have the option to live in North America, Europe, South America, Asia or another part of the Caribbean at an affordable cost. No tuition fees! You need a GPA of 3.0 minimum.