Title :
Instrumentation and sensor education-complacency?
Author :
Hamill-Keays, W.J.P. ; Price, I.
Author_Institution :
Univ. of Glamorgan, UK
Abstract :
This paper has sought to draw attention to the inadequate response to the needs of industry in the design of instrumentation and control syllabi. It has emphasised the need for a realisation that industry´s adoption of digital data acquisition, processing and display has not been matched by the necessary expansion of content and integration of many electronic topics. It advocates adoption of digital data acquisition, data processing and display as a mainstream subject and an suitable vehicle for an extensive attainment of electronic knowledge
Keywords :
educational courses; course design; digital data acquisition and processing; education complacency; effective industrial control; industrial electronics; instrumentation education; integrated approach; learning objectives; sensor education; signal conditioning; software engineering; undergraduate syllabus;
Conference_Titel :
Sensors and Instrumentation Systems. What Should We Teach? How Should We Teach?, IEE Colloquium on (Digest No: 1996-127)
Conference_Location :
London
DOI :
10.1049/ic:19960801