This compulsory first year module is an introduction to Public Law. In the first part of the module you will study institutions such as Parliament, the Cabinet...

This compulsory first year module is an introduction to Public Law. In the first part of the module you will study institutions such as Parliament, the Cabinet and the executive powers of the central Government, and the devolved legislatures and governments. It will also cover general principles of UK Constitutional Law, including the separation of powers, the rule of law, parliamentary accountability and the legislative supremacy of Parliament. 

In the second part you will study the judicial review of administrative action (administrative law), the constitutional dimensions of the UK's relationship with the European Union, and the judicial protection of human rights under the UK Human Rights Act 1998. Other themes discussed in the module include the impact of Brexit on the constitution, the rise of the common laws as a source of the constitution, and recent parliamentary reforms. 

Reading lists and other materials will be provided for students registered on the module via online Moodle information pages.

The Fourth Year Project is intended to showcase a student&#039;s competencies in several areas of Electronic and Electrical Engineering; such as the Theory of...

The Fourth Year Project is intended to showcase a student's competencies in several areas of Electronic and Electrical Engineering; such as the Theory of Electronics, Design of Circuits,  Devices and Systems, Construction Practices, Measurement and Laboratory Procedures, and Programming. The project is intended to demonstrate that the student can work independently and within a team to a purpose and make decisions on their own and collectively that meet team goals and objectives. The project is intended to investigate existing knowledge from a different perspective or to explore new ideas, e.g. enhancing a current design or exploring a new product. The student should learn additional professional skills expected of EEE students, including independent and team working, decision making, communication, science and engineering practices.