UPC EETAC Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunications Systems and in Network Engineering EEL

 

Guidelines for writing reports and correcting CSD projects

Planning


The aim of writing technical reports is for you to learn to generate quality materials. You can use them to explain your circuits to other students or instructors. Your written reports should be similar to tutorials or highlighted projects used in classes and labs.

CSD reports for postlab assignments submissions are corrected and assessed accordingly to these general ideas:

Note: If your PLA consist of several design steps and phases: report only step #1 as a full project including all the project sections. Report the next steps as annexes including and describing only what is modified, added or adapted.

 

IMPORTANT NOTE: CSD materials and proceedings are specially crafted for you to be asking questions very often. If you have doubts or queries on how to solve or do something, do not hesitate and ask us questions preferably in class or by other ways in order to save much of your study time.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The best way to save and optimise your study time is to attend all lectures and laboratory sessions and be active asking as many questions as possible while taking quality class-notes in paper or electronic ink.