About Chris Andrews
FSE Technical Team
Chris is the Engineering Support and Laboratory Facilitator for all electronics and engineering control undergraduate modules; he also supports researchers and post-graduate projects requiring electronics expertise
Visiting Lecturer
As a Visiting Lecturer Chris teaches principles of the Principles of Electronic and Electrical Engineering.
Aerochester
Chris is also the Operations Manager and driving force behind the university’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems initiative, aerochester, which provides a fully managed service for university users to access drone hosted technology to support teaching and research applications. Qualified to CAA approved standards in operating Small UAVs, Chris is the focal point for a pan-university virtual team in a wide variety of fields including imagery, 3D mapping, surveying and environmental monitoring for disciplines across engineering, geography, archaeology and media.
Teaching
Lecturing
SE4006 Principles of Electronic and Electrical Engineering
SE5017 Analogue and Digital Circuit Design
Laboratories
SE4006 Principles of Electronic and Electrical Engineering
SE4022 Introduction to Applied Electromagnetism
SE5017 Analogue and Digital Circuit Design
SE5040 Power Systems
SE5042 Signal Processing Systems
SE5044 Engineering Control
SE6007 Control Systems Engineering
SE6008 Power Electronics and Drives
SE6024 Experiments and Modelling for Mechanical Engineers
SE6026 Experiments and Modelling for Electronic & Electrical Engineers
SE7007 Intelligent Systems, Sensors and Control
SE7008 Power Electronics, Drives and Systems
Qualifications
MSc Drone Technology and Operations
BSc (Hons) Open
BA (Hons) Humanities with English Language
IOSH Managing Safely
PRINCE 2 Project Management
ITIL v3 IT Service Management
CELTA (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)