Overview

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Offerings

MURDOCH-S1-INT-2020-ONGOING

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Enrolment rules

Enrolment in the Master of Engineering or MBA+ME or ME+MIT or the G1070 - Graduate Diploma in Engineering

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Learning activities

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Learning outcomes

1.

Have specific knowledge of a wide range of industrial automation networking protocols and standards.

2.

Explain the concept and describe the capabilities of a range of embedded and realtime systems

3.

Describe and explain the type and range of types of physical I/O associated with a range of systems

4.

Describe, explain and quantify the different types of typical signals and the requirements and limitations of measuring each

5.

Gain specific experience with using LabVIEW for computer based measurement, analysis and communication

6.

Configure and use DAQ-based systems to perform measurement, analysis, logging and control

7.

. Analyse, design and implement a range of small DAQ based applications

8.

Be able to ascertain, define and solve problems appropriate to the above technical areas

9.

Be able to work effectively in small groups

10.

Be able to effectively communicate the above technical information using both written and verbal skills.

Assessments

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Additional information

Unit content:

This unit provides  knowledge, skills and practical experience in the broad area of Industrial Control Systems. Specific Topics include: communication technologies, field-bus technologies; measurement systems,  real-time systems, DAQ systems, instrument communications, signal conditioning, remote I/O, communication technologies and signal analysis. The unit is delivered in an engineering studio model where staff and students work together in solving a range of engineering projects associated with the content of this unit.

Other notes:

Students are expected to have experience in at least one programming language from a technical perspective. Ideally some experience in LabVIEW is preferred. Additionally, fundamental knowledge of electrical circuits and electronics is assumed.