The thesis (PartsA&B) is carried out in the last two sessions of the BE degree course. Under the guidance of a supervisor, directed laboratory and research work on an approved topic is carried out. Generally, the thesis involves the design and construction of experimental apparatus, software simulations or models with laboratory tests. Each student is required to present a seminar as part of the requirements for ELEC4910. Thesis Part B typically involves the detailed theoretical development or modelling work. A written thesis report must be submitted on the thesis topic by Tuesday of Week 14 of the session in which ELEC4911 is taken.