Course coordinator: Professor Andres Cuevas

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Welcome to ENGN2211Electronic Circuits Devices

• Course coordinator Professor Andres Cuevas
• Andres.Cuevas_at_anu.edu.au
• 6125 3702
• Ian Ross Bldg R227
• http//engnet.anu.edu.au/DEcourses/engn2211/
• Tutors Dr Pietro Altermatt, Evan Franklin,
• Anindita Saha, Jaunty Ho
• Laboratory Manager Mr Padma Chakma

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Summary

• 8 Computer Lab/Tutorials (8 x 2 hour sessions)
• 8 Hardware Labs (8 x 2.5 hour sessions)
• No Lab reports/assignments to hand in
• Lab/Tut preparation/participation/completion
  marks
• 2 written tests
• Final exam

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Computer Labs/Tutorials

• 4 CLAB groups
• CLAB-G1 Mon 9-11 CSIT N109 (building 108)
• CLAB-G2 Tue 9-11 CSIT N109
• CLAB-G3 Wed 9-11 CHEM G51A (building 34)
• CLAB-G4 Thu 9-11 CHEM G51A

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Hardware Labs

• 4 HLAB groups
• HLAB-G1 Tue 2-4.30
• HLAB-G2 Wed 2-4.30
• HLAB-G3 Thu 2-4.30
• HLAB-G4 Fri 2-4.30
• Ian Ross R103

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Why study electronics?
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Electronic and electrical systems, both analog
and digital, are pervasive in the modern world.
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What is an electronic system? Examples?
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How would you analyse or design an electronic
system?
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First acquire a sound knowledge of the
basics theory computer simulations laboratory
practice
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This course will cover Circuit theory Analog
electronics Digital electronics