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This degree programme combines the core elements of electronic engineering with those of computer science, to equip graduates with a detailed knowledge of both hardware and software development.
By the time you graduate, you should:
What will I study?
At level 1, you will learn about:
At level 2, you will build on this foundation and also study:
In the final year, you will undertake a research project, spanning both semesters. Alongside the project, you will further develop your knowledge of communications, databases, computer systems and software engineering and you also learn about:
Electric Circuit Theory, Analog Electronics Technique, Digital Logic, Numerical Analysis, Principle of Computer, Micro Computer Technology, Computer System Structure, Computer Network, High Level Language, Assembly Language, Data Structure, Operating System
Typically, graduates of this degree are employed in electronic- and computer-equipment manufacturers, project consultancies, universities and research institutions. The quantitative and transferable skills you will acquire during your studies mean that you could also pursue a career in a non-technical profession, such as banking, accountancy, management or law. The programme also provides a foundation for further graduate level study in engineering and computer science.
Bachelor of Engineering or Science Degree
Fall semester: September of each year-January of the following year
Spring semester: March ~July each year
* The academic arrangement should refer to the Admission Letter.
Academic Requirements:
The University accepts a wide variety of school, college and foundation qualifications such as A-Level, AS-Level, IB and other equivalent overseas qualifications.
English Language Requirements:
All students must have acceptable English language qualifications to study at the University. Various English qualifications are acceptable including:
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