The program qualifies graduates to work as Electronics and telecommunication engineers. The graduate can be specialized in one of the following three concentrations (fields):
Circuits and Systems.
Physical and Wave Electronics.
Signals and Communication Systems.
The student has to select six elective courses for a total of (18) Credit Hours with at least four of these courses from one of the mentioned fields.
Circuits and Systems: This is the concentration for the graduate engineer to work in national and international companies concern with electronic design.
Physical and Wave Electronics: This is the concentration for the graduate engineer to work in telecommunication companies for transmission field, or in research field related to microwave and optical communications.
Signals and Communication Systems: This is the concentration for the graduate engineer to work in telecommunication companies in core network or in research field related to signal processing.
