Introduction of the Course “Television and Radio Systems” at the Professional Graduate Study Program

The paper describes the design and implementation of the course “Television and Radio Systems” within the professional study of electrical engineering. This course aims to introduce students with essential knowledge and skills in the production and distribution of audio, video, and multimedia content. The theoretical component is being performed through lectures covering the fundamentals of television and radio signals, multimedia production systems, graphic processing and editing, distribution and contribution, monitoring controlling, and other specialized topics. The practical part is provided through computer-aided exercises related to the production and processing of radio, television, and multimedia content. Additionally, students gain hands-on experience working on real systems, including mobile network contribution, matrix and multiview television control systems, storage solutions, and multimedia content planning and controlling. Assessment of acquired knowledge is conducted through written exams, individual multimedia content creation using professional TV equipment and software, and writing and presentation of seminar paper thematically closely related to television and radio systems.

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2025-06-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mipro65660.2025.11131942
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Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media
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Introduction of the Course “Television and Radio Systems” at the Professional Graduate Study Program

Srećko Kunić, Mladen Sokele, Boris Kotarski, Petra Dražić
Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media
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Introduction of the Course “Television and Radio Systems” at the Professional Graduate Study Program

Srećko Kunić, Mladen Sokele, Boris Kotarski, Petra Dražić
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The paper describes the design and implementation of the course “Television and Radio Systems” within the professional study of electrical engineering. This course aims to introduce students with essential knowledge and skills in the production and distribution of audio, video, and multimedia content. The theoretical component is being performed through lectures covering the fundamentals of television and radio signals, multimedia production systems, graphic processing and editing, distribution and contribution, monitoring controlling, and other specialized topics. The practical part is provided through computer-aided exercises related to the production and processing of radio, television, and multimedia content. Additionally, students gain hands-on experience working on real systems, including mobile network contribution, matrix and multiview television control systems, storage solutions, and multimedia content planning and controlling. Assessment of acquired knowledge is conducted through written exams, individual multimedia content creation using professional TV equipment and software, and writing and presentation of seminar paper thematically closely related to television and radio systems.

Croatian Academic and Research Network (HR), University of Applied Health Sciences (HR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media
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