Bachelor Degree in Electrical and Control Engineering

  • Electrical & Control Engineering |
  • Language of Study: English

Program Description

The Electrical & Control Engineering department focuses on the study and application of electrical systems, automation, and control processes. Students gain knowledge in power systems, electronics, instrumentation, robotics, and control theory. They develop skills to design, analyze, and optimize complex systems, preparing them for a range of industries and technological advancements. The Electrical & Control Engineering department offers a comprehensive curriculum that encompasses the principles of electrical engineering, control systems, and automation. Students gain hands-on experience in laboratories and projects, honing their skills in circuit design, programming, instrumentation, and industrial automation. The department fosters a multidisciplinary approach, enabling students to collaborate with other engineering fields and tackle real-world challenges. Graduates emerge as highly skilled professionals ready to contribute to the advancement of technology in diverse sectors, including energy, manufacturing, transportation, and telecommunications.

Learning Outcomes

  • Bachelor Degree in Electrical and Control Engineering

Markets and Career

  • Electrical & Control Engineers are in high demand across various sectors. They can find employment in companies specializing in energy, aerospace, automotive, and infrastructure. They can work on designing and maintaining electrical systems, developing control algorithms, implementing automation solutions, and ensuring the smooth operation of complex machinery. With their skills in system integration and optimization, they play a crucial role in enhancing efficiency, reliability, and safety in industrial processes. Additionally, Electrical & Control Engineers can pursue entrepreneurial ventures or contribute to cutting-edge research in emerging fields such as renewable energy, smart grids, and autonomous systems. The career prospects are diverse, promising, and offer opportunities for continuous growth and innovation.

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Brief

The Electrical and Control Engineering program equips students with knowledge in electrical engineering and control systems. It covers power systems, power electronics, robotics, and control theory. Through hands-on experience and collaboration with other engineering fields, students develop skills in system design, optimization, and control algorithm development. Graduates can pursue careers in energy, aerospace, automotive, and infrastructure, working on system maintenance, automation, and optimization. The program also offers research opportunities in renewable energy, smart grids, and autonomous systems, fostering innovation and preparing graduates for diverse industry demands..

Code Title Prequisites
BA113 Physics None
BA123 Mathematics I None
BA141 Engineering Mechanics I None
CC111 Introduction to Computers None
IM111 Industrial Relations None
LH131 ESP 1 None
ME151 Engineering Drawing and Projection None
Code Title Prequisites
BA118 Chemistry None
BA124 Mathematics II BA123
BA142 Engineering Mechanics II BA141
CC112 Structured Programming CC111
IM112 Manufacturing Technology None
LH132 ESP 2 LH131
BA114 Physics II BA113
Code Title Prequisites
BA223 Mathematics III BA124
CC213 Programming Applications CC112
CC216 Digital Logic Design CC111
EE231 Electrical Circuits (1) BA124
LH231 Technical Report Writing LH132
ME274 Material Science BA114 - BA142
Code Title Prequisites
CC411 Introduction to Microprocessors CC216-EE211 OR CC312
EE411 Control Systems (1) EE311
EE422 Electrical Machines (3) EE322
EE423 Power Electronics (2) EE421
EE441 Power Systems (2) EE342
ME234 Thermo-fluids None
Code Title Prequisites
EE412 Control Systems (2) EE411
EE413 Microprocessor-Based Control CC411
EE424 Electrical Drives (1) EE422 - EE423
EE442 Power Systems Protection (1) EE441
IM400EE Practical Training 90 Credit Hours
ME 425 Power Plant Technology ME 333 or ME 234
NE364 Engineering Economy 54 Credit Hours
Code Title Prequisites
EE501 Project (1) Senior Standing
Code Title Prequisites
EE503 Project (2) EE501

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