Course Objectives

Students will gain basic knowledge of dynamic systems and practical control engineering.

Course Description

Systems theory: Mathematical modelling with differential equation models and transfer function models. Response calculation with Laplace transformation. Dynamic systems.

Automation: Feedback control using PID controller. Feedforward control. Cascade control. Automation equipment.

Learning Methods

Lectures. Self-study. Calculations. PC assignments. Laboratory assignment.

Assessment Methods

Individual written final examination counts for 70% of the final grade. Project assignment count 30%. Both the written examination and the project assignment must receive passing marks in order to receive a higher grade than F.

Compulsory laboratory work must be passed to obtain final grade higher than F.

Homepage to EE4107 Cybernetics – Foundation Course (also availabe in Fronter)

Minor adjustments may occur during the academic year, subject to the decision of the Dean