Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic Engineering

Course Description

A Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic Engineering (Ordinary) is a three-year undergraduate degree program that provides students with a foundation in electronic engineering principles and practices. It is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in electronic engineering and related fields.

The curriculum of the Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic Engineering program typically covers a range of subjects, including electrical circuits, electronics, digital systems, control systems, communication systems, and microprocessors. Students may also have the opportunity to take elective courses in areas such as signal processing, power electronics, or robotics.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic Engineering program are well-prepared for entry-level positions in electronic engineering or related fields. Some common job titles for graduates include electronics engineer, design engineer, telecommunications engineer, or automation engineer. Graduates may also choose to pursue further education or training, such as a Master of Science in Electronic Engineering or a professional certification in electronic engineering or a related field.

Overall, the Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic Engineering (Ordinary) program provides students with a solid foundation in electronic engineering principles and practices, preparing them for a variety of entry-level positions in electronic engineering and related fields.