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  • Suzie Imber

    Many people outside the Department of Physics and Astronomy became aware of Suzie when she won the BBC 2 series Astronauts, Do You Have What It Takes? In 2017.

  • Attitude and Orbit Control Systems

    Module code: EG4323 The module introduces the limitations that classical control, based on the use of linear models, encounters in a real-world operating environment such as unmodelled dynamics and system non-linearities.

  • Attitude and Orbit Control Systems

    Module code: EG4323 The module introduces the limitations that classical control, based on the use of linear models, encounters in a real-world operating environment such as unmodelled dynamics and system non-linearities.

  • Spatial Information Science

    Module code: GY7023 Spatial information is information that identifies a specific location or geographical area. It is usually stored as coordinates or topology, and in this module you will explore the nature of spatial information and the current paradigms for computer storage.

  • Attitude and Orbit Control Systems

    Module code: EG4323 The module introduces the limitations that classical control, based on the use of linear models, encounters in a real-world operating environment such as unmodelled dynamics and system non-linearities.

  • Biodiversity in Practice

    Module code: BS3038 This module introduces students to ecological field survey techniques and species identification.

  • Financial Statement Analysis

    Module code: EC7095 Financial statements are produced by businesses so that a wide range of users - including banks, suppliers, customers, Government and employees - can make economic decisions about the financial performance and position of that business.

  • Biodiversity in Practice

    Module code: BS3038 This module introduces students to ecological field survey techniques and species identification.

  • Biodiversity in Practice

    Module code: BS3038 This module introduces students to ecological field survey techniques and species identification.

  • Facilities

    The Centre for Urban History is relocating to the Attenborough Tower on the main University campus. Please check back for updates.

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