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Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (BE) Honours Degree
The CK600 degree course is your pathway to an internationally accredited four-year honours professional engineering programme in Electrical and Electronic Engineering which incorporates a five-month paid work placement element between third year and final year. At final year level, a wide range of subject options enable students to tailor their degree specialisation to suit their particular interests and career ambitions. Most courses are accompanied by practical laboratory classes or project work. In this way, students gain experience in the use and application of modern test equipment and computer-aided design techniques.
Timetables
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Course Outline
FIRST YEAR
Students take core modules to the value of 55 credits as follows:
Mechanics I (5 credits)
Mechanics II (5 credits)
Engineering Computation and Problem Solving (5 credits)
Chemistry for Engineers (5 credits)
Electrical and Electronic Systems (5 credits)
Calculus and Linear Algebra for Engineers (10 credits)
Engineering Materials (5 credits)
Professional Engineering Communication and Ethics (5 credits)
Physics for Engineers II (5 credits)
Physics for Engineers I (5 credits)
And one of the following elective modules:
Engineering Structures (5 credits)
Introduction to Energy Engineering and Energy Policy (5 credits)
Introduction to Process and Chemical Engineering (5 credits)
SECOND YEAR
Students take core modules to the value of 60 credits as follows:
Numerical Methods and Programming (5 credits)
Power Engineering (10 credits)
Electronic Circuits (5 credits)
Signals and Systems (10 credits)
Digital Electronics (5 credits)
Linear Circuit Analysis (5 credits)
Non-Linear Circuit Analysis (5 credits)
Mathematics for Engineering (5 credits)
Engineering Thermodynamics ( 5 credits)
Semiconductor Materials and Devices (5 credits)
THIRD YEAR
Students take core modules to the value of 60 credits as follows:
Control Engineering (10 credits)
RF Circuit Theory (5 credits)
Analogue and Digital Signal Processing (10 credits)
Power Electronic Systems (5 credits)
Electromechanical Energy Conversion (5 credits)
Electromagnetic Fields for Engineers (5 credits)
Digital Integrated Circuits (5 credits)
Analogue Integrated Circuits (5 credits)
Heat Transfer and Cooling Systems (5 credits)
Mechanical Systems (5 credits)
FOURTH YEAR
Students take modules to the value of 40 credits from the following:
Power Electronics, Drives and Energy Conversion (5 credits)
Control Engineering (5 credits)
Telecommunications (5 credits)
Optical Electronics (5 credits)
Digital Signal Processing (5 credits)
Mechatronics and Industrial Automation (5 credits)
Electrical Power Systems (5 credits)
RF IC Design (5 credits)
Biomedical Design (5 credits)
Renewable Energy Systems (5 credits)
Engineering Management (5 credits)
Production Engineering (5 credits)
Digital IC Design (5 credits)
Analogue IC Design (5 credits)
Processing of Integrated Circuits (5 credits)
In addition, the student will be assessed in the following modules amounting to 20 credits:
Project (15 credits)
Electrical and Electronic Engineering in the Commercial World (5 credits)
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