Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - Telecommunication
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - Telecommunication program integrates electrical engineering and telecommunication, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of modern communication principles and their implementation. The program emphasizes the design, operation, and management of telecommunication systems, equipping graduates with the skills to contribute to the technological and economic growth of the industry. Graduates acquire the knowledge and skills to pursue opportunities in diverse telecommunication-related fields, including telecommunication systems engineering, design, and consulting.
Program Outline
Students explore the design, operation, and management of telecommunication systems that handle signals over diverse networks. Theoretical knowledge is coupled with practical skills to facilitate a career as a qualified engineer contributing to the technological and economic growth of the industry. The program's objectives include:
- Equipping students with the ability to design, implement, analyze, and manage telecommunication systems.
- Providing students with technical and practical training for immediate career relevance.
- Building a strong foundation in theoretical concepts related to telecommunication engineering.
Outline:
The program spans four years (8 semesters) and encompasses 138 credit hours across diverse areas, categorized as: University Requirements (24 credits), Faculty Requirements (72 credits), Concentration (Major) (42 credits).
Course Descriptions:
- University Requirements encompass courses in Islamic Culture, English Communication, and Innovation principles.
- Major Requirements are specific to the Telecommunication concentration, focusing on subjects like:
- Coding and Information Theory
- Signals and Systems
- Telecommunications
- Advanced Programming in Telecom
- Applied Electromagnetics
- Digital Communications
- Communication Systems
- Optical Communications
- Internship
- Graduation Project
- Networking and Broadband Communications Students choose two elective courses from options including Instrumentation and Measurements, Wireless Networks, Satellite Communications, RFID Technology, and Voice/IP Convergence.
Careers:
Graduates acquire the skills and knowledge to pursue opportunities in diverse telecommunication-related fields, including:
- Telecommunication Systems Engineering
- Telecommunication Design
- Telecommunication Networks Engineering
- Telecommunication Consulting
- TV and Radio Broadcast Engineering
- Computer Networks Engineering
- Next-generation Networks Design
- Radio Frequency Engineering
Other:
- University offers state-of-the-art telecommunication labs for practical experience
- Opportunities to contribute to faculty research projects are available
- Industry professionals offer free tutorials and workshops, fostering exposure
- Graduates obtain a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - Telecommunication from a recognized institution.