COURSE CURRICULUM

The Electronics Engineering Technology advanced diploma program spans six semesters, starting with foundational courses such as Digital Fundamentals, Introduction to Electronic Circuits, Computer Hardware and Software Integration, and a Foundational Project in Electronics and Computer Technology, alongside Technical Mathematics and Technical Reading and Writing Skills. In the second semester, students deepen their understanding with Electronic Circuits, Programming in C, AC Circuits, Circuit Applications, and further Technical Mathematics and Workplace Writing Skills. The third semester introduces Digital Electronic Systems, Electric Machines, Communication Circuits, and Linear Circuits, supplemented by an Arts and Sciences elective. Semester four builds on this foundation with courses in Calculus, Computer Networking, Telecommunication Systems, Embedded Systems and Microcontrollers, and Power Electronics, along with an Electronics Engineering elective. The fifth semester focuses on Applied Calculus, Digital Signal Processing, Advanced Digital and Embedded Systems, Analog Circuit Design, Photonics, Instrumentation and LabVIEW, plus a general elective. In the final semester, students undertake a Technical Project and study Data Communications, Electromagnetic Waves, Control Systems and Mechatronics, Image Processing and Video, along with Applied Statistics. This comprehensive curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience, preparing students for careers in designing, developing, and maintaining advanced electronic systems across various industries.