高级控制与系统工程与扩展研究+

Control Engineering is a multidisciplinary subject, with
applications across a wide range of industrial sectors. The Control
Systems Group in the Department of Electrical & Electronic
Engineering at the University of Manchester has been running an MSc
course in Advanced Control & Systems Engineering since 1968. The
course is geared for graduates from a variety of scientific and
engineering disciplines.The aims of the course are to:provide an advanced education in control and systems
engineering, emphasising modern theoretical developments and their
practical applicationgive a sound fundamental understanding of the principles underlying the application of control systemsenable students to apply modern control principles in various areas of industryStudents acquire a range of intellectual skills that cover the
design, analysis and simulation of control systems. A strong emphasis is
placed on practical and transferable skills through laboratory
exercises and the use of software packages.Prior to your Summer break a preliminary study and outline of
your MSc dissertation project is completed, which is fully developed
throughout the second year of your course. The year-long enhanced
individual research provides great opportunities to develop advanced
research skills and to explore in depth some of the topics discussed
during the course. This includes training in research methods, and
advanced simulation and experimental techniques in advanced control and
systems engineering, as well as academic paper writing and poster and
paper presentations.