Bachelors of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (BE) Honours Degree (CK 605)
The CK605 degree course is an internationally accredited four-year honours professional engineering programme which incorporates a five-month
paid work placement element between third year and final year. At final year level, a wide range of subject options enable students to tailor their degree specialisation to suit their particular interests and career ambitions. Most courses are accompanied by practical laboratory classes or project work. In this way, students gain experience in the use and application of modern test equipment and computer-aided design techniques.
Timetables:
Course Outline
All engineering school students take common modules (e.g., Maths, Physics, etc) to the value of 55 credits including the 2 core engineering modules listed next:
EE1005 Electrical and Electronic Systems (5 credits)
ME1001 Engineering Materials (5 credits)
SECOND YEAR
EE2001 Power Engineering (10 credits)
EE2007 Electronic Circuits (5 credits)
EE2008 Signals and Systems (10 credits)
EE2009 Analogue and Digital Telecommunications (10 credits)
ME2002 Engineering Thermodynamics ( 5 credits)
ME2003 Mechanics of Materials (5 credits)
UE2003 Microelectronic Physics (5 credits)
THIRD YEAR
AM3022 Electromagnetic Field Theory (5 credits)
EE3001 Control Engineering (10 credits)
EE3009 RF Circuit Theory (5 credits)
EE3010 Analogue and Digital Signal Processing (10 credits)
EE3011 Power Electronic Systems (5 credits)
EE3012 Electromechanical Energy Conversion (5 credits)
UE3007 Digital Integrated Circuits (5 credits)
UE3008 Analogue Integrated Circuits (5 credits)
ME3002 Heat Transfer and Cooling Systems (5 credits)
ME3003 Mechanical Systems (5 credits)
FOURTH YEAR
Students take modules to the value of 40 credits from the following:
EE4001 Power Electronics, Drives and Energy Conversion (5 credits)
EE4002 Control Engineering (5 credits)
EE4004 Telecommunications (5 credits)
EE4007 Optical Electronics (5 credits)
EE4008 Digital Signal Processing (5 credits)
EE4009 Mechatronics and Industrial Automation (5 credits)
EE4010 Electrical Power Systems (5 credits)
EE4011 RF IC Design (5 credits)
EE4012 Medical Electronic Systems (5 credits)
EE4013 Renewable Energy Systems (5 credits)
ME4001 Engineering Management (5 credits)
ME4002 Production Engineering (5 credits)
UE4001 Digital IC Design (5 credits)
UE4002 Analogue IC Design (5 credits)
UE4008 Processing of Integrated Circuits (5 credits)
In addition, the student will be assessed in the following modules amounting to 20 credits:
EE4020 Project (15 credits)
EE4021 Engineering in the Commercial World (5 credits)
