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This document provides information about the Instrumentation Engineering course offered at Madda Walabu University. The course is a compulsory 4th year course for students studying for a BSc in Electrical Engineering. It carries 5 ECTS credits and involves 2 hours of lectures and 3 hours of tutorials per week. The course aims to discuss algorithm analysis methods and data storage/analysis computation. Topics covered include basic instrumentation principles, sensor technology, telemetry applications, and intelligent instruments. Student assessment will be based 50% on continuous assessment through quizzes, tests and projects, and 50% on a final exam. The course policies emphasize academic integrity and require 75% class attendance.
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