Program Overview

Overview of the Bachelor of Technology in Electronics Engineering Programme

The National University of Singapore (NUS) Bachelor of Technology (Electronics Engineering) programme is offered in partnership with the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering. The programme aims to graduate professional electronics engineers who have a strong foundation in the relevant sciences and technology, and who are able to contribute to society through innovation, enterprise, and leadership.

Programme Objectives

The programme provides students with an education that enhances and complements their knowledge and experiences, offers the requisite balance of breadth and depth for a professional electronics engineering education, and seeks to establish a solid foundation for lifelong learning throughout an electronics engineer’s career.

Programme Structure

The NUS BTech (Electronics Engineering) is a 160-Unit undergraduate degree programme comprising:

• University-level requirements for General Education (20 Units)
• Programme requirements (88 Units)
• Unrestricted elective courses (16 Units)

University-Level Requirements for General Education

Students must complete 20 Units, comprising one General Education (GE) Course from each of the pillars in the following list:

• GEC: Culture and Connections (4 Units)
• GEX: Critique and Expressions (4 Units)
• GES: Singapore Studies (4 Units)
• GEA: Data Literacy (4 Units)
• GEI: Digital Literacy (4 Units)

Programme Requirements

Students must complete 88 Units, comprising courses from the following list:

• Faculty Requirements (8 Units)
  • TTG2415: Ethics in Engineering (4 Units)
  • TTG2901: Communications for Engineering Professionals (4 Units)
• Major Requirements – Essential Courses (60 Units)
  • TTG1401: Engineering Mathematics I (4 Units)
  • TEE2002: Engineering Mathematics II (4 Units)
  • TEE2003: Advanced Mathematics for Engineers (4 Units)
  • TEE2011: Engineering Electromagnetics (4 Units)
  • TEE2023: Signals & Systems (4 Units)
  • TEE2026: Digital Design (4 Units)
  • TEE2027: Electronic Circuits (4 Units)
  • TEE2028: Microcontroller Programming and Interfacing (4 Units)
  • TEE2033: Integrated System Lab (4 Units)
  • TEE2101: Programming Methodology (4 Units)
  • TEE3031: Innovation & Enterprise I (4 Units)
  • TEE3506: Electrical Energy Systems (4 Units)
  • TEE4001: BTech Dissertation (12 Units)
• Major Requirements – Elective Courses (20 Units)
  • Communications
    • TEE3131: Communication Systems (4 Units)
    • TEE4101: RF Communications (4 Units)
  • Computer Engineering
    • TEE3201: Software Engineering (4 Units)
    • TEE4204: Computer Networks (4 Units)
    • TEE4210: Network Protocols and Applications (4 Units)
  • Microelectronics
    • TEE4407: Analog Electronics (4 Units)
    • TEE4436: Fabrication Process Technology (4 Units)
  • General
    • TIE2130: Quality Engineering I (4 Units)
    • TEE3331: Feedback Control Systems (4 Units)
    • TEE3501: Power Electronics (4 Units)
    • TEE4305: Introduction to Fuzzy/Neural Systems (4 Units)
    • TEE4211: Data Science for the Internet of Things (4 Units)
    • TME4245: Robot Mechanics and Control (4 Units)

Unrestricted Elective Courses

These courses allow students to explore greater breadth or depth in any subject and at any level.

Graduation Requirements

To graduate with a BTech (Electronics Engineering) degree, students must meet the following requirements:

• Complete a minimum of 160 Units
• A minimum 60% of Programme/Major/Second Major credits must be earned from NUS courses
• Level-1000 courses to be counted towards fulfilment of graduation requirements limited to 60 Units
• Minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0 (out of maximum 5.0)

Admission Requirements

Admission to the NUS BTech programme is granted on a competitive basis as places in the programme are limited. Applicants should possess the following minimum requirements:

• Academic: Polytechnic Diploma in a relevant field of Engineering, or an equivalent qualification
• Skill/Experience: Two years of full-time work experience, or currently employed on a full-time basis, or fully discharged National Service (NS) liability
• Other: Be at least 21 years of age

Fees and Financial Assistance

The University reserves all rights to review fees as necessary and adjust accordingly without prior notice.

• Tuition Fee: Refer to the cohort-based tuition fee per Unit
• Financial Assistance: The Singapore Ministry of Education (MOE) provides eligible Singaporeans and SPRs taking undergraduate degree or higher qualification programmes for the first time in local universities, even if on a part-time basis, with a substantial tuition fee subsidy.