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Microwave Teaching Methods for Graduate Students and Trainees

The presentation of microwave concepts poses very different problems depending on the audience addressed. In this paper we present the results of several years of microwave teaching experience to two very different types of audiences : final year undergraduate/graduate level students and mature students on microwave re-training courses. The curriculum presented and the teaching methods employed in each case are compared and teaching aids such as microwave CAD and CAM assessed.