Diploma in Engineering (Electrical and Electronics)
About This Course
Upon completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:
• Make use of modern instrumentation, software tools and hardware equipment in conducting experiments to collect relevant data for analyses to draw meaningful observations and conclusions
• Apply techniques, skills and modern engineering hardware/software tools necessary for system prototype development, test, manufacture and maintenance
• Apply core knowledge of analogue electronics in understanding the operation and design of electronic devices, circuits and systems
• Apply core knowledge of digital electronics and microcontroller systems in understanding the operation and design of complex digital computing systems
• Develop more in-depth knowledge in one of the discipline areas of either Electronic Communications or Microelectronics
• Develop engineering solutions and applications in areas of Industrial Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence and Data Visualisation and Analytics
What You'll Learn
This unique programme offers two specialisation tracks in specific fields of Electronic Communications and Microelectronics. These are high value-adding sectors in the EE industry with strong demand for skilled and trained professionals.
Entry Requirements
refer to course proposal