The ones included in M1.ADVANCED PHOTONICS ENGINEERING BASICS and Experimental Projects I

BASIC CB7 That the students can apply their knowledge and ability to solve problems in new or unfamiliar in wider or multidisciplinary environments related to their field of study. CB8 That the students can integrate their knowledge, as well as handle the complexity of making judgements from an incomplete or limited information, but which could include reflections about the social and ethic responsibilities that could be linked to the application of their judgements and knowledge. CB10 That the students possess learning skills that allow them following their long-life learning in a self-conducted and self-sufficient way. GENERAL CG1 Ability to produce English-language documents, plans and projects in the field of Photonics Engineering. CG2 Ability to propose, design, implement and maintain a system with photonic components for a specific application CG4 Capacity to lead and work in a team integrating multidisciplinary approaches, managing and planning their own work. CG6 Capacity to apply the scientific method as a fundamental work tool both in the professional and the research fields, managing the sources of information. SPECIFIC CE1 Identify the different blocks which are present in a system where photonics plays an essential role, the specificities of its design, possible subsystems to be used, its integration and its final verification. CE2 Handling of tools aiming to design photonic devices and systems. CE4 Handling of measurement instruments and photonics with the support of electronics to develop different devices and systems, with application in communications, avionics, automotive, energy sector and civil infrastructures. CE6 Capacity of designing photonic devices, passive and active, and of evaluating its performance CE7 Capacity of analyzing and designing photonic systems for applications in communications and sensing. CE9 Capacity of experimentally verifying in the laboratory the achievement of the required specifications in a new photonic device or system after its implementation.

The subjects Lab Project I and Lab Project II allow the student to develop a laboratory project from a list of proposals. Each project will comprise a complete system of moderate complexity that, starting from a list of specifications, will cover a specific photonic application. Examples could be an instrumentation system based on fiber Bragg gratings or a VLC communication system. The compulsory and elective subjects offered during the first semester will be taken into account to conform the list of projects, in order to cover several application areas related to the field of photonic engineering. The student will participate within a team in the assigned project and must coordinate with the rest of the members of the team to develop the project. Both the team performance and individual performance will be assessed. Two types of projects will be offered, ones of short duration and a smaller complexity and some of long duration and higher complexity. Lab. Project II. Students who choose this subject should develop a long-term project. The course covers the second phase of the project. If the assignment of such a project is not possible, a second project of short duration will be assigned.

Learning activities: AF3 Theoretical and practical lectures AF4 Lab sessions AF5 Tutorial hours AF6 Group working AF7 Individual work of the student Methodology MD3 Practical cases resolution, problems, etc. set by the teacher in an individual or group way. MD5 Documents and reports in an individual or group way.