The program qualifies graduates to work as electronics and communications engineers. The graduate can be specialized in one of the following three concentrations:
Electronics.
Microwave and Photonics.
Communication Engineering.
To be specialized in any specialization, the student must select two courses from the concentration pool of elective courses for a total of 6 credit hours. The program concentration is achieved by 11 credit hours; 6 credit hours of technical elective courses and 5 credit hours of the graduation project (2) and Graduation project (3), all related to the specific concentration.
Electronics: Graduates are more specialized in the design of electronic systems. Graduates demonstrate additional abilities to model, analyse, design and build electronic circuits and systems.
Microwave and Photonics: Graduates are more specialized in the design of photonic and microwave systems. Graduates demonstrate additional abilities to model, analyse, design and build photonic and microwave components and systems.
Communication Engineering: Graduates are more specialized in the design of communication engineering systems. Graduates demonstrate additional abilities to model, analyse, design and build communication engineering systems and networks.
