Summary
This programme, consisted of Engineering Science, Physics and Math courses, prepare students for employment as Electrical or Electronic engineers. Candidates can specialize in several areas of electronics, digital signal processing, electromechanical systems, wireless components and systems.
The B.Sc. Hons. (Eng.) graduate, after specialization in Electronic and Power Engineering, will have a high level of up-to-date technical expertise in electronics and power engineering. The graduate will be capable of producing engineering designs that are innovative, based on sound principals, sustainable, environmentally sound, and adhering to the ethical guidelines.
Career Opportunities
- Electrical engineer
- Electronic engineer
- Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
- Electromechanical systems
- Wireless components and systems
Eligibility Criteria
The entry requirement is a minimum of 3 ordinary passes (S) in approved subjects in the Physical Science stream at GCE A/L Examinations in one and the same sitting and a minimum mark of 30% for the Common General Paper.
Course Contents:
SEMESTER 1
| MA1101 |
Engineering Mathematics |
3 |
| EE1101 |
Circuit Analysis I |
3 |
| EE1102 |
Digital Electronics I |
3 |
| EE1103 |
Electronic Engineering Laboratory I |
1 |
| CE1101 |
Programming Fundamentals |
3 |
| ME1101 |
Engineering Physics |
3 |
| CM1101 |
English |
4 |
SEMESTER 2
| MA1201 |
Differential Equations |
2 |
| MA1202 |
Linear Algebra |
2 |
| EE1201 |
Circuit Analysis II |
3 |
| EE1202 |
Analog Electronics I |
3 |
| EE1203 |
Physical Electronics |
2 |
| EE1204 |
Electronic Engineering Laboratory II |
1 |
| EM1201 |
Introduction to Management |
2 |
| EM1202 |
Introduction to Accounting |
2 |
| CM1201 |
Introduction to Technical Communication |
3 |
SEMESTER 3
| MA2101 |
Advanced Calculus |
2 |
| MA2102 |
Numerical Methods |
2 |
| EE2101 |
Signals and Systems |
3 |
| EE2102 |
Electronic Engineering Laboratory III |
1 |
| EE2301 |
Engineering Design Project** |
4 |
| PE2101 |
Electrical Power and Machines |
3 |
SEMESTER 4
| MA2201 |
Probability and Statistics |
2 |
| EE2201 |
Analog Electronics II |
3 |
| EE2202 |
Electromagnetism |
3 |
| EE2203 |
Electronic Engineering Laboratory IV |
1 |
| EE2204 |
Digital Electronics II |
3 |
| EE2301 |
Engineering Design Project** |
0 |
| EM2201 |
Human Resource Management |
2 |
| IT2401 |
Industrial Training I |
2 |
SEMESTER 5
| MA3101 |
Discrete Mathematics |
2 |
| MA3102 |
Operations Research |
2 |
| EE3101 |
Digital Signal Processing and Filter Design |
3 |
| EE3102 |
Power Electronics |
3 |
| PE3101 |
Introduction to Power Systems |
3 |
| ME3101 |
Mechanics of Machines |
3 |
SEMESTER 6
| EE3201 |
Control Systems |
3 |
| EE3202 |
Embedded System Design |
3 |
| EE3203 |
Electronic Instrumentation |
3 |
| PE3201 |
Electrical Machines and Drives |
3 |
| IT3401 |
Industrial Training II |
3 |
SEMESTER 7
| EE4101 |
Electronic Devices |
2 |
| PE4101 |
Power and Machines Laboratory |
1 |
| PE4102 |
Power Systems Control and Protection |
3 |
| PE4301 |
Electronic & Power System Research Project** |
8 |
| EM4102 |
Project Management |
2 |
| EM4104 |
Industrial Law |
2 |
SEMESTER 8
| EE4201 |
Digital System Design |
3 |
| EE4202 |
Integrated Electronics |
2 |
| PE4201 |
High Voltage Engineering |
3 |
| PE4301 |
Electronic & Power System Research Project** |
0 |
