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Advanced Control Systems
Advanced robotics is progressing the capabilities of control systems. Enrich your engineering degree by developing a focused, integrated and critically aware understanding of control systems engineering theory, policy and practice with our MSc Advanced Control…
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Advanced robotics is progressing the capabilities of control systems. Enrich your engineering degree by developing a focused, integrated and critically aware understanding of control systems engineering theory, policy and practice with our MSc Advanced Control Systems postgraduate degree. Designed to equip you with specialist knowledge, our course takes you on a practical exploration of control applications, including industrial control (SCADA), intelligent control, flight control and robotic control. Delivered by a research-led team with strong industry focus, you will have the opportunity to complete activities using robotics and engineering facilities. + Gain a critical awareness and understanding of current problems in control engineering + Learn how to deal with complex issues both systematically and creatively + Make sound judgments in the absence of complete data + Communicate your conclusions clearly to specialist and non-specialists
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Typically a minimum of 2:2 honours degree with significant numerate content comparable to first degrees in engineering
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