Electronic Engineering

Semester 1

• English for Academic Purpose
• Engineering Mechanics
• Foundation of Engineering Mathematics
• Practical IT Skills
• General Studies module

Semester 2

• Professional Communications
• Business Environment
• Engineering Mathematics 1

Semester 3

• Engineering Materials
• Engineering Mathematics 2
• Electrical and Electronic Principle

Semester 4

• Analysis of Circuits
• Instrumentation and Measurements
• Design Principles
• Digital Electronics

Career Prospect

In today’s workplace, employers are looking for individuals who possess the ability to anticipate and exceed their customer’s needs and deliver quality service as well as technical skills. The Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering programme provides the balance required to achieve this.

The career prospects for holders of the Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering include working as technicians or engineering assistants. Your career could be in industries using low power applications including radio and television, computers, and telephones to high power plant construction and design, or working in manufacturing industries including aerospace, electrical equipment, personal electronics, computer electronics, medical electronics and telecommunication equipment. There is also great demand in the marketing and sales areas of technical products where you could be employed as Sales Engineers doing marketing and sales of technical products. At the same time, you can work as an Assistant Engineer. At this level, you conduct standardized tests, prepare data for reports, and perform other routine engineering tasks.