Become an engineer who designs, integrates, and innovates sustainable electronic and electrical systems for the future.
Deep tech focuses, including Semiconductors, Embedded Systems, Power Electronics, and Smart Communications.
Explore the engineering behind semiconductor devices, communication networks, modern power systems and electric vehicles. Build from circuits and electronics to integrated circuits, embedded systems, AI and electric powertrains. Elective options extend your interests into the Internet of Things, smart power and smart grids, connecting intelligent devices with energy and transport applications.
B.Eng. (Intelligent Electronic and Electrical System Engineering)
BEng Intelligent Electronic and Electrical System Engineering
| A. General Education | 27 credits |
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| Compulsory Learning | 21 credits |
| Elective Learning | 6 credits |
| B. Specific Courses | 98 credits |
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| Basic Engineering | 18 credits |
| Compulsory | 74 credits |
| Elective | 6 credits |
| C. Free Elective | 6 credits |
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| Free Elective Learning | 6 credits |
Y1: Maths, science, programming and engineering.
Y2: Circuits, electronics, signals and telecoms.
Y3: Control, AI, power systems and microprocessors.
Y4: Embedded systems, power electronics, EVs and final project.
Electronic devices, telecommunications and embedded systems.
Circuit analysis, measurement and digital logic.
Capstone and final-year projects.
Analyse and design electrical and electronic systems to meet practical requirements.
Conduct experiments and use evidence to evaluate system performance.
Consider safety, environmental effects and professional responsibilities in engineering decisions.
Communicate clearly, contribute to team projects and apply new knowledge as technologies develop.
Laboratory work, a capstone project, an engineering internship and a two-part final-year project. Assess through exams, assignments, practical work, reports and presentations.
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