Lecturer(s)
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Křesálek Vojtěch, doc. RNDr. CSc.
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Course content
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unspecified
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified
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learning outcomes |
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Knowledge |
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The student gains an overview of the basic principles of measurement, especially of electrical signals. |
The student gains an overview of the basic principles of measurement, especially of electrical signals. |
The student explains basic statistical concepts and methods. |
The student explains basic statistical concepts and methods. |
The student defines the individual nodes of the measurement chain. |
The student defines the individual nodes of the measurement chain. |
The student explains the physical and technical limits of measuring instruments. |
The student explains the physical and technical limits of measuring instruments. |
The student is oriented in the field of electromagnetic compatibility, recognizes coupling mechanisms, types of interfering signals and methods of their measurement. |
The student is oriented in the field of electromagnetic compatibility, recognizes coupling mechanisms, types of interfering signals and methods of their measurement. |
Skills |
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The student independently designs a measurement experiment to measure mainly electrical signals. |
The student independently designs a measurement experiment to measure mainly electrical signals. |
The student obtains experimental data, evaluates it, and correctly interprets the results. |
The student obtains experimental data, evaluates it, and correctly interprets the results. |
The student develops software designed for measurement, including communication with instruments. |
The student develops software designed for measurement, including communication with instruments. |
The student applies measurement uncertainty theory to his/her experimental work in the laboratory. |
The student applies measurement uncertainty theory to his/her experimental work in the laboratory. |
The student analyzes a measurement chain and locates its weaknesses and suggests improvements. |
The student analyzes a measurement chain and locates its weaknesses and suggests improvements. |
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