Program Overview

Program Overview

The L2-L3 Bachelor's Degree in Electronics, Electrical Energy, and Automation (EEA) is a comprehensive program that covers various aspects of electrical engineering.

Level of Education

The program requires two years of postsecondary education.

ECTS

The program is worth 5 credits.

Training Structure

The program is offered by the Faculty of Science.

Hours per Week

The program consists of 42 hours of instruction per week.

Time of Year

The program is offered in the Spring semester.

Description

The program includes the study of linear circuits in sinusoidal mode, measurement and power balance, as well as non-linear circuits in continuous or alternating mode, measurement, and power balance. It also introduces power electronics in transient and steady-state modes.

Objectives

The program aims to equip students with the following skills:

• Know how to use mathematical tools (trigonometry, complex numbers, Fresnel, differential equations)
• Know how to calculate electrical quantities: current, voltage, power, phase shift
• Know how to use measuring devices: Voltmeter, Ammeter, Wattmeter, Oscilloscope
• Know how to wire electrical circuits

Teaching Hours

The program includes:

• Circuits and Measurements in Electrical Engineering - Lecture: 24 hours
• Circuits and measurements in electrical engineering - Practical work: 6 hours

Mandatory Prerequisites

The program requires prior knowledge of Electrokinetics and Mathematical Tools for EEA.

Knowledge Assessment

Student knowledge is assessed through a final exam (70%) and a practical exam (30%).