Applied Thermodynamics I (ME 166) - Telecommunications Engineering
Academic telecommunications engineering course: Applied Thermodynamics I with lessons, labs, quizzes and practice tests.
Independent university-level study of Applied Thermodynamics I (ME 166), part of the Erudex Telecommunications Engineering programme. Project: Estimate the cooling requirement and energy budget of a telecom enclosure using first-law balances, property data and a sensitivity analysis. This original curriculum is not an official KNUST syllabus, university credit or accreditation.
Curriculum
One complete track with its own final exam and certificate.
Suggested 120-minute final. Test foundational concepts through thermodynamic foundations and energy and the first law; analytical application through processes and properties and second-law analysis; design/case reasoning through thermodynamic cycles and heat transfer; and integrative judgment through electronics cooling and energy infrastructure design. Use the course-type exam weighting in the program guidance.
Thermodynamic foundations. Applied task: Define and justify a thermal system boundary.
- Systems and properties Lab60 min
- Temperature and pressure Lab60 min
- Substances Lab60 min
Careers this prepares you for
- Telecommunications engineer
- RF engineer
- Network engineer
- Transmission engineer