28-01-2016, 12:25 PM
• Feel free to send me an email if you have questions regarding the course, or would like to arrange a time to see me. This course module has a web page where marks and notices will be posted (see courses link on www.ee.uct.ac.za)
• This part of EEE3055F consists of 24 lectures (two per week). Check web site and notice board on 4th floor Menzies for venues.
• Final mark for module A = exam (76%) + test1 (10%) + test2(10%) + lab (4%) + assignments (6%).
• Two class tests, provisional dates to be announced.
• There will be one laboratory practical on microwave antenna measurements. You will be required to submit a short report that will count 4% of your total mark.
• Computer simulation assignments will be set that will contribute up to 6% of the final mark.
• The examination counts 70% of the mark awarded for this module.
• There is a sub-minimum of 35% required for each module to pass the course.
• To qualify for a Duly Performed certificate, all assignments and lab reports must be submitted by the due date. All submissions must include a signed declaration, declaring that the work is one’s own, and
has not been plagiarised. Course notes will be handed out in class, supplemented by material on the
blackboard.
• This part of EEE3055F consists of 24 lectures (two per week). Check web site and notice board on 4th floor Menzies for venues.
• Final mark for module A = exam (76%) + test1 (10%) + test2(10%) + lab (4%) + assignments (6%).
• Two class tests, provisional dates to be announced.
• There will be one laboratory practical on microwave antenna measurements. You will be required to submit a short report that will count 4% of your total mark.
• Computer simulation assignments will be set that will contribute up to 6% of the final mark.
• The examination counts 70% of the mark awarded for this module.
• There is a sub-minimum of 35% required for each module to pass the course.
• To qualify for a Duly Performed certificate, all assignments and lab reports must be submitted by the due date. All submissions must include a signed declaration, declaring that the work is one’s own, and
has not been plagiarised. Course notes will be handed out in class, supplemented by material on the
blackboard.