Study Guide

Objective

After completing the course the student:
- is able to use multimeter and oscilloscope
- can name common components used in electronics and knows their basic characteristics
- can calculate currents, voltages and resistances in simple circuits
- knows the basics of digital and analog blocks used in electronics
- understands how communication signal is formed in time and frequency domain and what are transmission rate and bandwidth
- understands the need of time-, frequency- and code division technique.

Content

- Basic concepts of Circuit analysis and measurements
- Current, voltage, resistance
- Active and passive components used in electronics
- Basics of analog and digital electronics
- Time- and frequency domain
- Transmission rate and bandwidth
- Time division, frequency division and code division.

Materials

Introduction to electric circuits and measurement techniques:
* Material shared on ITS Learning -platform
* Student's self made notes

Introduction to electronics and transmission:
* Material shared on ITS Learning -platform
* Student's self made notes
* Works done on ViLLE platform

Teaching methods

Introduction to electric circuits and measurement techniques:
Lessons, calculus training and laboratory work

Introduction to electronics and transmission
Lessons, homeworks and laboratory work

Exam schedules

Introduction to electric circuits and measurement techniques:


Introduction to electronics and transmission:
Assesment base is on home works, laboratory reports and final exam.
Failed result in home works and laboratory reports can be improved next time the course is held.
Grades of returned home works and laboratory reports cannot be improved.

Student workload

Introduction to electric circuits and measurement techniques:
2 * 3 h lessons
9 * 3 h laboratory work
2 h test of laboratory work
Self studies

Introduction to electronics and transmission:
6 * 2h lessons
2 * 3h laboratory work + 3h spare time for laboratory work + report writing
Homeworks

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment methods and criteria

the final grade is an average value of grades of parts, i.e.
- Introduction to electric circuits and electrical measurements (50%)
- Introduction to electronics and telecommunication (50%)

Student must pass both parts to get the final grade in this course.

Non-returned tasks in any assessed task results to grade -3.

Only on time returned tasks are valid.

Assessment criteria, fail (0)

Introduction to electric circuits and electrical measurements


Introduction to electronics and telecommunication
Any deviation from grade 5 results to degradation of grade.

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Introduction to electric circuits and electrical measurements


Introduction to electronics and telecommunication
Any deviation from grade 5 results to degradation of grade.

Assessment criteria, good (3-4)

Introduction to electric circuits and electrical measurements


Introduction to electronics and telecommunication
Any deviation from grade 5 results to degradation of grade.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Introduction to electric circuits and electrical measurements


Introduction to electronics and telecommunication
Weighted avegared grade of grades of final exam, homeworks and laboratory reports.
Student can design and build eletronic circuits which are in focus on this course.
Student can report laboratory works clearly.