ELEC 411 - Antennas and Propagation

MATLAB Tutorials

ELEC 411 students should review and perfect their MATLAB skills during the first two weeks of the course.

Video Tutorial Getting Started with MATLAB 05:10 How to get started with MATLAB and where to go next for more information Working in the Development Environment 04:03 How to work in the MATLAB desktop development environment Writing a MATLAB Program 05:42 How to write a MATLAB program, including creating a script and a function	Video Tutorial Analyzing Data 04:44 This video demonstrates the different types of data analysis available in MATLAB Visualizing Data 04:07 This video demonstrates the different types of data visualization available in MATLAB Working with Arrays 07:52 How to create and manipulate MATLAB arrays, including accessing elements using indexing
Web-based Tutorial MATLAB Basics Tutorial A short web-based tutorial from Carnegie-Mellon University and the University of Michigan	Practice Problems MATLAB Exercises A set of web-based exercises from Bucknell University. Answers included.
Web-based Tutorial MATLAB Getting Started An in-depth set of web-based tutorials from the MathWorks	Supplementary Material How to place a MATLAB graph into Microsoft Word A tutorial by Jeffrey Donnell, The Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Tech.

Wireless Design and the Professional Engineer

- Where public safety or legal liability are issues, it is generally necessary to have a Professional Engineer assume responsibility for the correctness of a design or results by signing or sealing a design document or report.

- For example, professional engineers are often required to seal the results of tests and measurements conducted on communications and control systems, especially where deficiencies in such systems could affect public safety.

- Industry Canada currently requires Professional Engineers to sign or seal most licence applications concerning broadcasting or microwave systems that operate in licenced bands.

- Many clients now require that their consultants carry errors and omissions insurance. This is very difficult to obtain if one isn't registered as a Professional Engineer.

- RFP's (Requests for Proposal) and RFQ's (Requests for Quotations) for consulting services often stipulate that bidders be registered as Professional Engineers to be eligible for consideration. This is especially common for work done on behalf of a provincial government or another consulting firm.

- Because the Professional Engineer designation is awarded to those with documented experience in designing engineering solutions based upon established and accepted principles, many consultants feel that it gives them instant credibility with prospective clients.

- If you aren't certain whether you need to register, your manager or director will not hesitate to advise you!

- For more information, please contact the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of BC

1. Course Synopsis

2. Schedule - SPRING 2019

3. Grading

4. Industrial Sponsors