COURSE CURRICULUM

The Electrical Engineering program offers a comprehensive and hands-on curriculum designed to prepare students for careers in various sectors including power systems, electronics, telecommunications, control systems, and embedded systems. Foundational courses such as Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, and Technical Communications set the stage for more advanced topics in circuit analysis, electromagnetics, electronics, digital systems, and programming. Students progress into specialized subjects like signals and systems, electric machines, microprocessors, control systems, power systems, and digital communications. Practical learning is emphasized through labs, design projects, and software tools used in computational engineering and object-oriented programming. Courses like Engineering Economics, Ethics, and Professionalism provide the necessary business and ethical grounding for real-world engineering practice. Capstone design projects in the final year offer students the opportunity to apply their knowledge to industry-relevant problems in teams. Advanced electives in areas such as wireless communications, power electronics, digital signal processing, microwave circuits, and computer networks allow students to tailor their education to their interests. The program blends theoretical knowledge with technical skill development, ensuring graduates are well-equipped for the workforce or further studies. With its strong emphasis on design, innovation, and practical applications, the program prepares students to contribute effectively to the future of electrical and technological advancement.