







Electronics are ubiquitous and an important aspect of everyday life - often an integral part of the products we use. The main objective of the Embedded Systems for Design module is for students to gain a basic theoretical understanding and have hands-on experience with programmable ‘single-chip computers’ to be embedded within products, with a view to enabling specific functionalities and enhancing the user experience. Practical labs in first term pave the way to the second term project, where students get to individually design and fabricate a ‘smart’ product of their choosing, with custom electronics embedded in it. Each student is completely in charge of their own Embedded Systems project, providing a good opportunity for developing further project and time management skills, There is room for collaboration among students on this module too, with some of the best student submissions featuring in Made in Brunel over the years.
Electronics are ubiquitous and an important aspect of everyday life - often an integral part of the products we use. The main objective of the Embedded Systems for Design module is for students to gain a basic theoretical understanding and have hands-on experience with programmable ‘single-chip computers’ to be embedded within products, with a view to enabling specific functionalities and enhancing the user experience. Practical labs in first term pave the way to the second term project, where students get to individually design and fabricate a ‘smart’ product of their choosing, with custom electronics embedded in it. Each student is completely in charge of their own Embedded Systems project, providing a good opportunity for developing further project and time management skills, There is room for collaboration among students on this module too, with some of the best student submissions featuring in Made in Brunel over the years.