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Computerised Instrument Systems ?

LastIrishMonkey · 2004-09-09 03:34:25

I starting this course in a few days so i was just wondering what kind of physics will i have too nuckle down 2 ? :)

09-09-2004 3:34am

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I starting this course in a few days so i was just wondering what kind of physics will i have too nuckle down 2 ?

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It sounds rather broad, I mean that just means instrumentation using computers.
I guess stuff like signal anaysis, microprocessor stuff bleh (micro cap), could be anything like that. Unless this is a technical term im not aware of.

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nadir wrote:

It sounds rather broad, I mean that just means instrumentation using computers.
I guess stuff like signal anaysis, microprocessor stuff bleh (micro cap), could be anything like that. Unless this is a technical term im not aware of.

found a bit more on it http://www.cit.ie/site_fr.asp?submenu=Full-time+Courses&page=/fulltime_courses/science/physics_deg2.htm

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