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• Signal Processing

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  Module code: EG4324 Electronic signals are used in all sorts of advanced engineering applications. They are required as the inputs to control systems, in preparing signals for communication and to control power electrical or mechanical components.

• Introductory Data Analysis

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  Module code: FS0033 This module will teach you the fundamental statistical skills necessary for any quantitative degree, and is designed to bring you to a level of knowledge and competence equivalent to elements of advanced level statistics.

• Econometrics 3

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  Module code: EC3062 This module deals with how time series analysis of economic data can be used to make predictions about the economic climate. You will look at non-stationary time-series from an economists view.

• Management Science

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  Module code: EC3057 This module will start to apply scientific principles to problems faced by businesses and give you the chance to use your economic principles, theories and analytical skills to solve these problems.

• Equipment

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  The European Petrophysics Consortium (EPC) owns a range of scientific apparatus relating to the measurement of rock physical properties; primarily used during offshore and onshore phases of IODP expeditions.

• Pablo Cortes

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  The academic profile of Professor Pablo Cortes, Professor of Civil Justice at Â鶹ÊÓƵ

• Daniel Bansal

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  The academic profile of Dr Daniel Bansal, Associate Professor of Law at Â鶹ÊÓƵ

• Management Science

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  Module code: AF3057 This module will start to apply scientific principles to problems faced by businesses and give you the chance to use your economic principles, theories and analytical skills to solve these problems.

• Feng Jiang

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  The academic profile of Dr Feng Jiang, Associate Professor at Â鶹ÊÓƵ

• https://staffblogs.le.ac.uk/lli/2016/07/15/sharing-quickmark-sets/

  Posted by Stephen Walker in Leicester Learning Institute: Enhancing learning and teaching on July 15, 2016   If you create your own QuickMark sets, they will only be available to you under your log in. However, you can share your QuickMark sets with your colleagues.