Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - Electronics

Program Overview

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The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - Electronics at CUD equips students with the skills to design, test, and develop electronic devices and systems. Graduates can pursue careers in various industries, including semiconductors, telecommunications, and power utilities, and make a positive impact on everyday life through innovation. The program emphasizes hands-on learning and problem-solving, and graduates are highly sought after by specialized industries.

Program Outline

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Degree Overview:

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Program Benefits:

The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - Electronics will equip you with the knowledge and skills to:

• Design, test, and develop electronic devices, circuits, and systems
• Work in a variety of specialized industries like semiconductors, telecommunications, and power utilities.
• Make a positive impact on everyday life through innovation in various fields.

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Graduate Careers:

Graduates can pursue opportunities in:

• Electrical and electronics industries: Robotics, digital technology, automotive, telecommunications.
• Electronics consultancies.
• Electronic equipment manufacturers.
• Other engineering industries: Aerospace, energy, chemical, marine.
• Utility companies.
• Academic or commercial research centers and institutes.
• Public sector organisations: Civil service, local authorities, hospitals, educational institutions.

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Program Structure:

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Total Credit Hours:

138

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Duration:

4 years (8 semesters)

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Semesters:

Fall, Spring, Summer

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School:

Engineering, Applied Science and Technology

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Department:

Electrical Engineering

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Program Requirements:

• University Requirements (24 credits): 21 credits of compulsory courses, including Islamic Culture, English Communication Skills, and Innovation.
• Faculty Requirements (Core) (72 credits): Core courses in electrical engineering.
• Concentration (Major) (42 credits): 36 credits of required courses and 6 credits of elective courses.

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Outline:

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Core Courses:

• Engineering Mechanics
• Calculus I, II, III
• Modern Physics
• Programming I, II
• Electric Circuit I, II
• Digital Logic
• Project Management
• Engineering Economy
• Computer Architecture
• Electric Machines
• Control Systems
• Digital Filter Design
• Computer Networks Fundamentals
• Electronics I, II
• Engineering Electromagnetics
• Entrepreneurship I, II
• Signals and Systems
• Power Electronics
• Internship
• Instrumentation and Measurements
• Microcontrollers and Embedded Systems
• Graduation Project-1, 2
• Communication Electronics
• Digital System Design
• VLSI Design
• Optoelectronics
• Nanoelectronics
• Analog Integrated Circuits

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Major Electives (6 credits):

• Sensors and Actuators
• Data Acquisition and Interfacing
• Digital ASIC Design
• Solid State Devices

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Careers:

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Career Opportunities:

• Electrical and electronics industries
• Electronics consultancies
• Electronic equipment manufacturers
• Other engineering industries
• Utility companies
• Academic or commercial research centers and institutes
• Public sector organisations

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Graduate Skills:

• Design, test, and develop electronic devices, circuits, and systems.
• Work in a variety of specialized industries.
• Make a positive impact on everyday life.

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Other:

• The program is designed to provide hands-on and problem-based learning experiences.
• Graduates are highly sought after by many specialized industries.
• The program is offered by the Department of Electrical Engineering in the School of Engineering, Applied Science and Technology at CUD.