Control, Electronic and Information Engineering

1. On a placement, you’re asked to fix a temperature control loop that overshoots and oscillates. What’s your approach?

2. How do you feel about engineering maths – transforms, differential equations, state-space models?

3. At Master’s level you’ll read papers, write technical reports and present projects in English, in teams with people from many countries. How do you feel about that?

4. You need to design a system where sensors, electronics and software all work together. Where do you start?

5. The signal from a sensor is very noisy. What do you do?

6. What do you think about combining control engineering with data processing and machine learning?

7. You’re choosing a topic for your Master’s thesis. What matters to you?

8. In a team project, someone proposes a solution that clashes with yours. How do you react?

9. A control system will run in a device that people’s safety depends on. How do you approach it?

10. What motivates you most to pursue a Master’s degree in Control, Electronic and Information Engineering?