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NPMH3007

Advancing Recovery Focused Mental Health Nursing

In this module you will further develop the skills required to be a mental health nurse working with people with complex mental health care needs. ...
NPMH3007

Advancing Recovery Focused Mental Health Nursing

In this module you will further develop the skills required to be a mental health nurse working with people with complex mental health care needs. You will have an opportunity to explore the challenges that may present and develop skills to help you navigate these using a recovery orientated approach.
NPMH3007

Advancing Recovery Focused Mental Health Nursing

In this module you will further develop the skills required to be a mental health nurse working with people with complex mental health care needs. You will have an opportunity to explore the challenges that may present and develop skills to help you navigate these using a recovery orientated approach.
NPMH6002

Advancing Recovery Focused Mental Health Nursing (for MN)

In this module you will further develop the specialist skills required to be a mental health nurse when working with people with complex mental health care needs. You will have an opportunity to explore the challenges that can be presented and develop skills to help you navigate these to promote a recovery orientated approach.
NPMH6002

Advancing Recovery Focused Mental Health Nursing (for MN)

In this module you will further develop the specialist skills required to be a mental health nurse when working with people with complex mental health care needs. You will have an opportunity to explore the challenges that can be presented and develop skills to help you navigate these to promote a recovery orientated approach.
NPMH6002

Advancing Recovery Focused Mental Health Nursing (for MN)

In this module you will further develop the specialist skills required to be a mental health nurse when working with people with complex mental health care needs. You will have an opportunity to explore the challenges that can be presented and develop skills to help you navigate these to promote a recovery orientated approach.
NPMH6002

Advancing Recovery Focused Mental Health Nursing (for MN)

In this module you will further develop the specialist skills required to be a mental health nurse when working with people with complex mental hea...
NPMH6002

Advancing Recovery Focused Mental Health Nursing (for MN)

In this module you will further develop the specialist skills required to be a mental health nurse when working with people with complex mental health care needs. You will have an opportunity to explore the challenges that can be presented and develop skills to help you navigate these to promote a recovery orientated approach.
ENGL6132

Adventures in Literary Research

Adventures in Literary Research will provide you with the advanced knowledge and skills you need to be a successful researcher and scholar in the field of literary studies. You will learn about the methodologies of theory and criticism, book history, textual editing, and archival research. The module will help you to define a distinctive approach to a literary research topic; differentiate between scholarly sources and evaluate the limits of a literary critical monograph; participate in the research culture of the department and the Faculty through research seminars; reflect on the material form and history of the book; acquire skills in effective scholarly presentation and referencing; and learn how to mobilise theoretical concepts and historical sources in the close literary analysis of texts. As well as providing excellent preparation for doctoral study, this module provides high-level transferable skills.
ENGL6132

Adventures in Literary Research

Adventures in Literary Research will provide you with the advanced knowledge and skills you need to be a successful researcher and scholar in the f...
MUSI3153

Adventures in Musical Research

This module is based on a selection of recent and innovative scholarly writings on music, which challenge the reader to examine their assumptions about the nature of both scholarship and music as cultural practices. It is taught together with MUSI6022 Adventures in Musical Research, which is designed for students on Music's MMUS pathways. Students in the undergraduate version will attend the same seminars and do the same reading assignments, but write shorter essays for assessment.
MUSI3153

Adventures in Musical Research

This module is based on a selection of recent and innovative scholarly writings on music, which challenge the reader to examine their assumptions about the nature of both scholarship and music as cultural practices. It is taught together with MUSI6022 Adventures in Musical Research, which is designed for students on Music's MMUS pathways. Students in the undergraduate version will attend the same seminars and do the same reading assignments, but write shorter essays for assessment.
MUSI3153

Adventures in Musical Research

This module is based on a selection of recent and innovative scholarly writings on music, which challenge the reader to examine their assumptions about the nature of both scholarship and music as cultural practices. It is taught together with MUSI6022 Adventures in Musical Research, which is designed for students on Music's MMUS pathways. Students in the undergraduate version will attend the same seminars and do the same reading assignments, but write shorter essays for assessment.
MUSI3153

Adventures in Musical Research

This module is based on a selection of recent and innovative scholarly writings on music, which challenge the reader to examine their assumptions a...
MUSI3153

Adventures in Musical Research

This module is based on a selection of recent and innovative scholarly writings on music, which challenge the reader to examine their assumptions about the nature of both scholarship and music as cultural practices. It is taught together with MUSI6022 Adventures in Musical Research, which is designed for students on Music's MMUS pathways. Students in the undergraduate version will attend the same seminars and do the same reading assignments, but write shorter essays for assessment.
ARTD6240

Advertising and Branding in Action

This module builds on the Advertising & Branding Theory module in semester 1 where the fundamentals of global advertising and branding are introduc...
ARTD6240

Advertising and Branding in Action

This module builds on the Advertising & Branding Theory module in semester 1 where the fundamentals of global advertising and branding are introduced and discussed. In Advertising & Branding Practice you will work to live briefs acting in agency or in-house strategic account management roles.

By undertaking this module you will gain an understand of how advertising, brand and full service agencies and in-house departments operate, structures, roles and responsibilities, and the client/agency dynamic.

During this module you will learn how to work to real client briefs in a simulated agency environment, developing the skills needed to thrive in an account management and strategic role. You will explore case studies of ethical and sustainability focused advertising and branding campaigns and learn how in an advertising strategic role these values can be included within client campaigns and projects.

Case studies will also be explored to understand how real global campaigns were created from the brief through to delivery. These may be enhanced with input from those working in agencies in the form of recorded and/or live sessions.

You will gain a deeper understanding of areas particularly valuable for thriving in entry/graduate roles. Examples include presentation and pitching techniques, client liaison and management skills, plus putting ideation and branding learnings into practice. This all enables a greater understanding of the creative process, accurate client brief interpretation and pitch success.
ARTD6242

Advertising and Branding Theory

This module sets out a theoretical framework of advertising and branding which will underpin the other modules on the programme. You will examine c...
ARTD6242

Advertising and Branding Theory

This module sets out a theoretical framework of advertising and branding which will underpin the other modules on the programme. You will examine current issues and debates and key principles of contemporary global advertising and branding. Drawing on the critical reading and analysis skills developed in the 'Professional and Academic Skills' module, you will examine and analyse scholarly articles, industry reports and papers and apply this to current examples and case studies. This module will provide you with the conceptual framework required to develop the practical applications in advertising and branding.
FEEG6004

Aeroacoustics

This module covers aerodynamic noise sources and sound propagation in moving media. Aeroacoustics is of great importance in engineering settings involving high speed flows, including transport (aeroplane, aeroengine, automobile, train), industrial processes and the design of consumer devices.

For students from acoustical engineering, this module places the discipline of acoustics in the wider context of fluid mechanics. For students with a background in aerodynamics, this module provides a self-contained introduction to acoustics and its interactions with other aspects of fluid mechanics.
FEEG6004

Aeroacoustics

This module covers aerodynamic noise sources and sound propagation in moving media. Aeroacoustics is of great importance in engineering settings involving high speed flows, including transport (aeroplane, aeroengine, automobile, train), industrial processes and the design of consumer devices.

For students from acoustical engineering, this module places the discipline of acoustics in the wider context of fluid mechanics. For students with a background in aerodynamics, this module provides a self-contained introduction to acoustics and its interactions with other aspects of fluid mechanics.
FEEG6004

Aeroacoustics

This module covers aerodynamic noise sources and sound propagation in moving media. Aeroacoustics is of great importance in engineering settings i...
FEEG6004

Aeroacoustics

This module covers aerodynamic noise sources and sound propagation in moving media. Aeroacoustics is of great importance in engineering settings involving high speed flows, including transport (aeroplane, aeroengine, automobile, train), industrial processes and the design of consumer devices.

For students from acoustical engineering, this module places the discipline of acoustics in the wider context of fluid mechanics. For students with a background in aerodynamics, this module provides a self-contained introduction to acoustics and its interactions with other aspects of fluid mechanics.
FEEG6004

Aeroacoustics

This module covers aerodynamic noise sources and sound propagation in moving media. Aeroacoustics is of great importance in engineering settings involving high speed flows, including transport (aeroplane, aeroengine, automobile, train), industrial processes and the design of consumer devices.

For students from acoustical engineering, this module places the discipline of acoustics in the wider context of fluid mechanics. For students with a background in aerodynamics, this module provides a self-contained introduction to acoustics and its interactions with other aspects of fluid mechanics.
FEEG6004

Aeroacoustics

This module covers aerodynamic noise sources and sound propagation in moving media. Aeroacoustics is of great importance in engineering settings involving high speed flows, including transport (aeroplane, aeroengine, automobile, train), industrial processes and the design of consumer devices.

For students from acoustical engineering, this module places the discipline of acoustics in the wider context of fluid mechanics. For students with a background in aerodynamics, this module provides a self-contained introduction to acoustics and its interactions with other aspects of fluid mechanics.
SESA2022

Aerodynamics

In this module the fundamental concepts of aerodynamics are introduced. The main focus is on inviscid, incompressible flow, but, viscous effects will also be covered. Finally, static stability of an aircraft is introduced. The lectures are complemented by laboratory sessions with relevance to the taught material.
SESA2022

Aerodynamics

In this module the fundamental concepts of aerodynamics are introduced. The main focus is on inviscid, incompressible flow, but, viscous effects wi...
SESA6077

Aeroelasticity

This module concerns structural dynamics and aeroelastic phenomena that can result in dangerous static and dynamic deformations and instabilities, particularly relevant in the design of modern aircraft and space vehicles. It builds on basic knowledge on free vibration modes of aircraft structures, continuous and multi-degrees of freedom systems, and variational principles in dynamics, introducing students to the concepts and tools used in unsteady aerodynamics. It is intended that the student will become familiar with the important issues and philosophies associated with aeroelastic stability and response, will become conversant in the terminology of aero-servo-elasticity, and will achieve a working understanding of these issues applied to various aeronautical systems. Finally, the student will acquire a solid knowledge and practical skills using professional software tools currently adopted by large aerospace industries.
Pre-requisite module/s: Students who have joined Southampton should possess equivalent knowledge of SESA2022 and SESA3026
SESA6077

Aeroelasticity

This module concerns structural dynamics and aeroelastic phenomena that can result in dangerous static and dynamic deformations and instabilities, particularly relevant in the design of modern aircraft and space vehicles. It builds on basic knowledge on free vibration modes of aircraft structures, continuous and multi-degrees of freedom systems, and variational principles in dynamics, introducing students to the concepts and tools used in unsteady aerodynamics. It is intended that the student will become familiar with the important issues and philosophies associated with aeroelastic stability and response, will become conversant in the terminology of aero-servo-elasticity, and will achieve a working understanding of these issues applied to various aeronautical systems. Finally, the student will acquire a solid knowledge and practical skills using professional software tools currently adopted by large aerospace industries.
Pre-requisite module/s: Students who have joined Southampton should possess equivalent knowledge of SESA2022 and SESA3026
SESA6077

Aeroelasticity

This module concerns structural dynamics and aeroelastic phenomena that can result in dangerous static and dynamic deformations and instabilities, particularly relevant in the design of modern aircraft and space vehicles. It builds on basic knowledge on free vibration modes of aircraft structures, continuous and multi-degrees of freedom systems, and variational principles in dynamics, introducing students to the concepts and tools used in unsteady aerodynamics. It is intended that the student will become familiar with the important issues and philosophies associated with aeroelastic stability and response, will become conversant in the terminology of aero-servo-elasticity, and will achieve a working understanding of these issues applied to various aeronautical systems. Finally, the student will acquire a solid knowledge and practical skills using professional software tools currently adopted by large aerospace industries.
Pre-requisite module/s: Students who have joined Southampton should possess equivalent knowledge of SESA2022 and SESA3026
SESA6077

Aeroelasticity

This module concerns structural dynamics and aeroelastic phenomena that can result in dangerous static and dynamic deformations and instabilities, ...
SESA6077

Aeroelasticity

This module concerns structural dynamics and aeroelastic phenomena that can result in dangerous static and dynamic deformations and instabilities, particularly relevant in the design of modern aircraft and space vehicles. It builds on basic knowledge on free vibration modes of aircraft structures, continuous and multi-degrees of freedom systems, and variational principles in dynamics, introducing students to the concepts and tools used in unsteady aerodynamics. It is intended that the student will become familiar with the important issues and philosophies associated with aeroelastic stability and response, will become conversant in the terminology of aero-servo-elasticity, and will achieve a working understanding of these issues applied to various aeronautical systems. Finally, the student will acquire a solid knowledge and practical skills using professional software tools currently adopted by large aerospace industries.
Pre-requisite module/s: Students who have joined Southampton should possess equivalent knowledge of SESA2022 and SESA3026
SESA3030

Aerospace Control Design

This module builds on the student’s understanding of mechanics and dynamics to develop an understanding of feedback control systems and the param...
SESA3030

Aerospace Control Design

This module builds on the student’s understanding of mechanics and dynamics to develop an understanding of feedback control systems and the parameters that influence their stability and performance. The module covers time and frequency domain analysis of dynamic systems and considers both Laplace and state-space system representations. Starting with a review of general linear systems theory, the ideas of dynamic and static stability are developed. The relationship between system poles (or eigenvalues) and performance and stability are described and used to determine system responses to control inputs. The design of feedback control systems is then introduced together with the ideas of disturbance rejection, multivariable systems and design tradeoffs.
The lectures are complemented by a set of in-depth design examples in which the techniques presented in the course material are used to solve real problems. Regular coursework is used to provide formative and summative assessment and Matlab examples and problems used to develop application skills.
SESA3030

Aerospace Control Design

This module builds on the student’s understanding of mechanics and dynamics to develop an understanding of feedback control systems and the parameters that influence their stability and performance. The module covers time and frequency domain analysis of dynamic systems and considers both Laplace and state-space system representations. Starting with a review of general linear systems theory, the ideas of dynamic and static stability are developed. The relationship between system poles (or eigenvalues) and performance and stability are described and used to determine system responses to control inputs. The design of feedback control systems is then introduced together with the ideas of disturbance rejection, multivariable systems and design tradeoffs.
The lectures are complemented by a set of in-depth design examples in which the techniques presented in the course material are used to solve real problems. Regular coursework is used to provide formative and summative assessment and Matlab examples and problems used to develop application skills.
SESA3030

Aerospace Control Design

This module builds on the student’s understanding of mechanics and dynamics to develop an understanding of feedback control systems and the parameters that influence their stability and performance. The module covers time and frequency domain analysis of dynamic systems and considers both Laplace and state-space system representations. Starting with a review of general linear systems theory, the ideas of dynamic and static stability are developed. The relationship between system poles (or eigenvalues) and performance and stability are described and used to determine system responses to control inputs. The design of feedback control systems is then introduced together with the ideas of disturbance rejection, multivariable systems and design tradeoffs.
The lectures are complemented by a set of in-depth design examples in which the techniques presented in the course material are used to solve real problems. Regular coursework is used to provide formative and summative assessment and Matlab examples and problems used to develop application skills.
SESA1020

Aerospace Electronics

All modern aerospace systems rely upon electronic and mechatronic subsystems to sense, process and respond to their environment.

Aerospace engineers need to be able to use a range of technologies and theory to design these responsive systems which address complex engineering problems.

In this module you will apply the theory of electronic circuits, transducers and control systems from your lectures to solve complex engineering problems in a range of practical laboratory and group design exercises.

This module will help you become proficient in designing, building and testing electronic instrumentation and control systems, which you will apply to engineering tasks throughout your degree and beyond.
SESA1XXD (SESA1004 requested)

Aerospace Electronics

All modern aerospace systems rely upon electronic and mechatronic subsystems to sense, process and respond to their environment.

Aerospace engi...
ELEC2223

Aerospace Electronics Design

This module will be first offered in the 2018/19 academic year.

Laboratory exercises are provided to familiarise the students with particular components, which they may elect to use in the main part of the module, namely the group design exercise. The students will work in teams to design, build and test an autonomous or remote controlled drone, which is capable of completing particular manoeuvrability or tracking tasks. The module aims to give the students an opportunity to to try out their ideas or concepts and learn from them in a benign environment.

Conventional laboratory experiments are useful mainly to assist understanding or analysis. Because they are of necessity stereotyped, they are of limited usefulness when a circuit or system must be designed to meet a given specification. The majority of engineering tasks fall into this latter category, and therefore require design or synthesis skills, in addition to the understanding of underlying engineering principles. This is additional to the analysis skills emphasized in the course so far.

This module includes a group design exercise that has been devised to provide a bridge between 'conventional' experiments and the project work in the third and fourth years, (which in turn provide a bridge to 'real' projects in industry). The exercise has real deadlines and concrete deliverables and students are encouraged to be creative, develop imaginative solutions and to make mistakes.
ELEC2223

Aerospace Electronics Design

This module will be first offered in the 2018/19 academic year.

Laboratory exercises are provided to familiarise the students with particular components, which they may elect to use in the main part of the module, namely the group design exercise. The students will work in teams to design, build and test an autonomous or remote controlled drone, which is capable of completing particular manoeuvrability or tracking tasks. The module aims to give the students an opportunity to to try out their ideas or concepts and learn from them in a benign environment.

Conventional laboratory experiments are useful mainly to assist understanding or analysis. Because they are of necessity stereotyped, they are of limited usefulness when a circuit or system must be designed to meet a given specification. The majority of engineering tasks fall into this latter category, and therefore require design or synthesis skills, in addition to the understanding of underlying engineering principles. This is additional to the analysis skills emphasized in the course so far.

This module includes a group design exercise that has been devised to provide a bridge between 'conventional' experiments and the project work in the third and fourth years, (which in turn provide a bridge to 'real' projects in industry). The exercise has real deadlines and concrete deliverables and students are encouraged to be creative, develop imaginative solutions and to make mistakes.
ELEC2223

Aerospace Electronics Design

This module will be first offered in the 2018/19 academic year.

Laboratory exercises are provided to familiarise the students with particular c...
SESA1019

Aerospace Materials

This first-year module introduces the physical origins and properties of materials and explores how these properties govern their selection in aerospace engineering applications. A variety of materials will be studied, including metals and alloys, high-temperature materials, ceramics, composites, and advanced emerging materials such as self-healing materials, smart materials, and metamaterials.

The module establishes a foundational understanding of aerospace materials, forming the basis for subsequent topics in key modules like Statics and Dynamics, Aerospace Structures, and Aircraft/Spacecraft Structural Design. The focus is on linking material properties to their practical applications in aerospace components, providing a foundation for tackling complex aerospace design and structural challenges.
SESA1XXC (SESA1002 requested)

Aerospace Materials

This first-year module introduces the physical origins and properties of materials and explores how these properties govern their selection in aero...
SESA2028

Aerospace Materials & Structures

This second year module continues to develop the links between structures and materials, building on the fundamentals established in the first year course on mechanics, structures and materials. The relationship between composition, microstructure and properties of materials is linked to a deeper understanding of their structural performance. This assessment of structural performance is also developed through more advanced stress and deflection analyses for more complex engineering components and systems. This combination of approaches will strengthen the students’ understanding of the interplay between materials engineering and structural design. This module also develops the foundations for more advanced third year and fourth year modules in materials and solid mechanics.
SESA2XXB (SESA2005 requested)

Aerospace Materials & Structures

This second year module continues to develop the links between structures and materials, building on the fundamentals established in the first year...
SESA2027

Aerospace Mechanics & Control

This module introduces the fundamental concepts of aerospace mechanics and control including modelling, motion analysis, stability, characteristic motion response as well as design of control systems for aerospace vehicles.

The main focus is on the three main components of a closed-loop control system:
- dynamic systems, presenting their definition, as well as tools to analyse their response and stability characteristics;
- control systems, formally introducing them and concentrating on their design as well as how they can be used to modify the stability characteristics of a dynamic system;
- and sensing systems, overviewing their different types and working principles, basic design/selection criteria and their impact on the stability characteristics of a dynamic system.

Throughout the module control design strategies to deal with uncertainty in both the dynamic and the sensing system are covered.
SESA2XXA (SESA2026 "requested")

Aerospace Mechanics & Control

This module introduces the fundamental concepts of aerospace mechanics and control including modelling, motion analysis, stability, characteristic ...
ELEC2304

Aerospace Simulation and Modelling

This module introduces some advanced programming, simulation and design modelling frameworks and tools. Teaching activities are a combination of taught sessions, expanded self-study supported by the Professional Skills Hub and practical hands-on sessions in computer laboratories. The tools and techniques studied in this module are also used in the companion design module in practical hands-on applications.

For Aerospace Electronics students, the analogue relationship between aerospace and electronic systems are explored, enabling electronic circuit problems, aerospace and mechanical systems to be treated in the same framework. Efficient approaches to represent, simulate and analyse dynamics systems are developed and applied. Modelling, analysis and programming techniques are also introduced to understand, simulate and visualise such dynamic systems.
ELEC2304

Aerospace Simulation and Modelling

This module introduces some advanced programming, simulation and design modelling frameworks and tools. Teaching activities are a combination of ta...
ELEC2304

Aerospace Simulation and Modelling

This module introduces some advanced programming, simulation and design modelling frameworks and tools. Teaching activities are a combination of taught sessions, expanded self-study supported by the Professional Skills Hub and practical hands-on sessions in computer laboratories. The tools and techniques studied in this module are also used in the companion design module in practical hands-on applications.

For Aerospace Electronics students, the analogue relationship between aerospace and electronic systems are explored, enabling electronic circuit problems, aerospace and mechanical systems to be treated in the same framework. Efficient approaches to represent, simulate and analyse dynamics systems are developed and applied. Modelling, analysis and programming techniques are also introduced to understand, simulate and visualise such dynamic systems.