COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Electrical and Electronic Engineering program is structured to provide students with strong technical foundations in electrical systems, electronics, embedded technologies, and engineering mathematics. In the first academic year, students study modules such as Introduction to Computer Engineering, Analogue Circuits and Embedded Systems, Engineering Mathematics 1, Electrical Engineering 1, Academic Writing for Sciences, Professional Skills, and Analogue and Digital Electronics 1. These subjects introduce students to core engineering principles, electronic circuit design, embedded technologies, technical communication, and problem-solving skills required in modern engineering environments. In the second academic year, students progress to more advanced modules including Analogue and Digital Electronics 2, Engineering Mathematics 2, Control and Instrumentation 1, Electrical Engineering 2, Embedded System Design and Development, Manufacture of Electronic Systems for Regulatory Compliance, and Effective Communication Skills 2. These modules focus on developing deeper understanding of electrical systems, automation, instrumentation, embedded system development, electronic manufacturing processes, and regulatory standards. The program combines theoretical learning with practical engineering applications, enabling students to gain hands-on experience in designing, analysing, and managing electrical and electronic systems. Through technical projects and applied learning, students develop analytical thinking, communication, and engineering design skills that prepare them for careers in industries such as telecommunications, manufacturing, aerospace, construction, automotive, and energy systems.