Master of Engineering in Electronic and Computer Engineering (Honours)

Course Description

This course in electronic computing engineering provides students with a comprehensive education in the field, focusing on the hardware and application of computing to electronic systems. The program draws from the expertise of the Intelligent Systems and Nano-science Research Group at York, and emphasizes hands-on learning through participation in team software engineering projects and individual projects, allowing students to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to become leaders in the industry. The course offers a variety of advanced option modules, providing students with opportunities to work with world-class researchers and cutting-edge technology. The course aims to produce graduates who are equipped to meet the high demand for skilled engineers in electronic computing, and have the knowledge and skills to become leaders in the field.

Learning objectives/outcomes

• Analyse system and component performance through computational methods and modelling.
• Create designs to address real-world problems by synthesising ideas in engineering specifications.
• Solve technical problems through applying skills in programming, CAD, construction and measurement.
• Communicate and explain electronic engineering issues to a variety of audiences verbally, in writing, and using multimedia.
• Assess designs by applying detailed knowledge algorithms, devices and systems, and consulting relevant research.
• Coordinate and execute complex projects.