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Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Electronics Engineering | Telecommunications Engineering
Area of study
Information and Communication Technologies | Engineering
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Academic Programs

The university offers a range of academic programs, including:


  • Civil Engineering Program
  • Mechatronics Program
  • Architectural Engineering Program
  • Electronics and Communications Engineering Program

Civil Engineering Program

The Civil Engineering Program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in civil engineering. The program includes:


  • Vision: To provide a high-quality education in civil engineering
  • Mission: To prepare students for successful careers in civil engineering
  • Objectives: To provide students with a strong foundation in civil engineering principles and practices
  • An Overview of the Program: The program covers a range of topics, including structural engineering, transportation engineering, and water resources engineering
  • Target Jobs: Graduates of the program can pursue careers in civil engineering, construction management, and urban planning
  • Program Specification: The program is designed to meet the needs of the civil engineering industry
  • Program Matrix: The program matrix outlines the courses and credits required for the program
  • Student Manual: The student manual provides information on program policies and procedures
  • Study Plan: The study plan outlines the courses and credits required for each semester
  • Courses Specs:
    • Level 0: Introduction to civil engineering, mathematics, and physics
    • Level 1: Structural analysis, transportation engineering, and water resources engineering
    • Level 2: Geotechnical engineering, construction management, and urban planning
    • Level 3: Advanced structural analysis, transportation engineering, and water resources engineering
    • Level 4: Capstone project, professional practice, and engineering ethics
  • Schedules:
    • Spring Semester Study Schedule (2023 2024)
    • Fall Final Exam Schedule (2023 2024)
    • Fall Semester Study Schedule (2023 2024)
  • Graduation Projects: Students are required to complete a graduation project in their final semester

Mechatronics Program

The Mechatronics Program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in mechatronics. The program includes:


  • Vision: To provide a high-quality education in mechatronics
  • Mission: To prepare students for successful careers in mechatronics
  • Objectives: To provide students with a strong foundation in mechatronics principles and practices
  • Target Jobs: Graduates of the program can pursue careers in mechatronics, robotics, and automation
  • Study Plan: The study plan outlines the courses and credits required for each semester
  • Student Manual: The student manual provides information on program policies and procedures
  • Program Specification: The program is designed to meet the needs of the mechatronics industry
  • Program Matrix: The program matrix outlines the courses and credits required for the program
  • Courses Specs:
    • Level 0: Introduction to mechatronics, mathematics, and physics
    • Level 1: Electronics, mechanics, and programming
    • Level 2: Robotics, automation, and control systems
    • Level 3: Advanced mechatronics, robotics, and automation
    • Level 4: Capstone project, professional practice, and engineering ethics
  • Schedules:
    • Spring Semester Study Schedule (2023 2024)
    • Fall Semester Final Exam Schedule (2023 2024)
    • Fall Semester Study Schedule (2023 2024)
  • Graduation Projects: Students are required to complete a graduation project in their final semester

Architectural Engineering Program

The Architectural Engineering Program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in architectural engineering. The program includes:


  • Vision: To provide a high-quality education in architectural engineering
  • Mission: To prepare students for successful careers in architectural engineering
  • Objectives: To provide students with a strong foundation in architectural engineering principles and practices
  • Study Plan: The study plan outlines the courses and credits required for each semester
  • Program Specification: The program is designed to meet the needs of the architectural engineering industry
  • Program Matrix: The program matrix outlines the courses and credits required for the program
  • Student Guide: The student guide provides information on program policies and procedures
  • Courses Specs:
    • Level 0: Introduction to architectural engineering, mathematics, and physics
    • Level 1: Building systems, structural analysis, and construction methods
    • Level 2: Architectural design, building information modeling, and sustainability
    • Level 3: Advanced architectural engineering, building systems, and construction management
    • Level 4: Capstone project, professional practice, and engineering ethics
  • Schedules:
    • Spring Semester Study Schedule (2023 2024)
    • Fall Semester Final Exam Schedule (2023 2024)
    • Fall Semester Study Schedule (2023 2024)
  • Graduation Projects: Students are required to complete a graduation project in their final semester

Electronics and Communications Engineering Program

The Electronics and Communications Engineering Program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in electronics and communications engineering. The program includes:


  • Vision: To provide a high-quality education in electronics and communications engineering
  • Mission: To prepare students for successful careers in electronics and communications engineering
  • Objectives: To provide students with a strong foundation in electronics and communications engineering principles and practices
  • Target Jobs: Graduates of the program can pursue careers in electronics, communications, and telecommunications
  • Study Plan: The study plan outlines the courses and credits required for each semester
  • Student Manual: The student manual provides information on program policies and procedures
  • Program Specifications: The program is designed to meet the needs of the electronics and communications engineering industry
  • Program Matrix: The program matrix outlines the courses and credits required for the program
  • Courses Specs:
    • Level 0: Introduction to electronics and communications engineering, mathematics, and physics
    • Level 1: Electronics, circuits, and signals
    • Level 2: Communications systems, microwave engineering, and antenna design
    • Level 3: Advanced electronics and communications engineering, wireless communications, and networking
    • Level 4: Capstone project, professional practice, and engineering ethics
  • Schedules:
    • Spring Semester Study Schedule (2023 2024)
    • Fall Semester Final Exam Schedule (2023 2024)
    • Fall Semester Study Schedule (2023 2024)
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