Course Overview
Electronics is the buzzword of modern technology but has a history dating back to the first telephone and a little later the wireless. The discovery of semi-conductor technology opened up a vast area of new applications for increasingly smaller and more powerful devices. Qualified Technicians in this field of study are involved in telecommunications and radio/TV broadcasting, automation in which programmable controllers are used to operate systems, and the maintenance and repair of electronic equipment and systems which is a field of specialisation.
Admissions Requirements
Career Opportunities
Engineering technologists in areas of telecommunications and radio/ TV broadcasting, repair of electronic equipment and systems.
Some of the Subjects You Will Study
S1 (Semester 1)
Code |
Course Title |
Prerequisite |
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DEL1100 |
Digital Electronics 1** |
Introduction to Physics Introduction to Mathematics Module 2 English in Practice/Language in Practice B |
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ITD012S |
Engineering Graphics* |
None |
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* Only applicable for candidates entering S1 direct after school
***Communication Skills is available on Distance Education Mode, but if this option is taken then the Vacation Schools are compulsory.
S2 (Semester 2)
APR520S Applied Programming Computer User Skills, Introduction to Mathematics Module 2 |
DEL1200 Digital Electronics 2 ** Digital Electronics 1 |
Electronics 1 |
Mathematics 1 |
English for Academic Purposes |
ELE120S Electrical Engineering 2 ** Electrical Engineering 1 |
Mathematics 1 |
English for Academic Purposes |
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** Core S1/S2 Courses
Progression Rule No. 2: The student must have passed all core S1/S2 courses** to proceed to relevant Engineering Practice 1. The student may not enroll for any full time courses whilst doing Engineering Practice 1 or Engineering Practice 2. In case the student was granted exception, according to the conditions of the exception rule, he/she may only enroll for a maximum of one full time course during P1 and P2 subject to the written approval of employer/ bursary giver.
NOTE: Student must submit proof of employment offer to the coordinator before he/she can register for either Practice 1 or Practice 2.
P1 (Semester 3)
Code Course Prerequisite
LPR2100 |
Electronic Engineering Practice 1 |
See Progression Rule 2 |
P2 (Semester 4)
LPR2200 |
Electronic Engineering Practice 2 |
Electronic Engineering Practice 1 |
Progression Rule No 3: The student must have passed all S1/S2 core courses to proceed to S3.
S3 (Semester 5)
CTS210S |
Control Systems 2 |
Mathematics 2 |
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Electronics 2 |
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Electrical Engineering2 |
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Co requisite: Mathematics 3 |
DPJ310S |
Design Projects 3A |
Projects 1 |
ECD310S |
Electronic Design 3A |
Electronics 2 |
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Mathematics 2 |
MIC310S |
Micro Controller Applications 3A |
Digital Electronics 2 |
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Applied Programming |
S4 (Semester 6)
DPJ320S |
Design Projects 3 B |
15 Electrical Engineering Credits (P1/P2 excluded) Design Projects 3A Projects 2 |
And any FOUR of the following electives:
AUT3300 |
Automation 3 |
Electronics 2 |
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Applied Programming |
CTS310S |
Control Systems 3 |
Control Systems 2 |
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Mathematics 3 |
EMA3400 |
Electrical Machines 3 |
Electrical Engineering 2 |
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Electrical Machines 2 |
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Mathematics 2 |
ECD320S |
Electronic Design 3B |
Electronic Design 3A |
HFE1300 |
High Frequency Engineering 3 |
Communication Electronics 2 |
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Mathematics 3 |
MIC320S |
Micro Controller Application 3B |
Micro Controller Application 3 A |
PEL3300 |
Power Electronics 3 |
Electrical Machines 2 |
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Electronics 2 |
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Mathematics 3 |
S5 (Semester 7)
Code |
Course Title |
Prerequisite |
ESD410S |
Electronic System Design 4 |
Electronic Design 3B |
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High Frequency Engineering 3 |
S5 (Semester 8)
Code |
Course Title |
Prerequisite |
IPJ410S |
Industrial Project 4A |
Design Project 3B |
Any ONE of the following (Sequence choice):
CTS410S |
Control Systems 4 |
Control Systems 3 |
MSA410S |
Micro Controller Systems Applications 4 |
Micro controller Applications 3B |
Any ONE of the following but not the same as a previous choice (Elective choice):
CTS410S |
Control Systems 4 |
Control Systems 3 |
EMG410S |
Energy Management 4 |
None |
EGM410S |
Engineering Management 4 |
Entrepreneurship and Management 2 |
ECC410S |
Electronic Communications 4 |
Control Systems 2 |
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Electronic Design 3B |
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High Frequency Engineering 3 |
MAE410S |
Maintenance Engineering 4 |
None |
MSA410S |
Micro Controller Systems Applications 4 |
Micro Controller Applications 3B |
S6 (Semester 9)
Any ONE of the following (Sequence choice):
DCS410S |
Digital Control Systems 4 |
Control Systems 3 |
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Mathematics 4 |
DCM410S |
Digital Communications 4 |
Electronic Communications 4 |
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Micro Controller Applications 3B |
FLD410S |
Field Programmable Logic |
Micro Controller Applications 3B |
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Device Applications 4 |
Any ONE of the following but not the same as a previous choice (Elective choice):
DCS410S |
Digital Control Systems 4 |
Control Systems 3 |
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Mathematics 4 |
EMG410S |
Energy Management 4 |
None |
EGM410S |
Engineering Management 4 |
Entrepreneurship and Management 2 |
FLD410S |
Field Programmable Logic Device |
Micro Controller Applications 3B |
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Applications 4 |
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MAE410S |
Maintenance Engineering 4 |
None |
REN410S |
Renewable Energy 4 |
None |
S6 (Semester 10)
IPJ420S |
Industrial Project 4B |
Industrial Project 4A |
Any ONE of the following but not the same as a previous choice (Elective choice):
DCS410S |
Digital Control Systems 4 |
Control Systems 3 |
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Mathematics 4 |
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Micro Controller Applications 3B |
EGM410S |
Engineering Management 4 |
Entrepreneurship and Management 2 |
FLD410S |
Field Programmable Logic Device |
Micro Controller Applications 3B |
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Applications 4 |
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MAE410S |
Maintenance Engineering 4 |
None |
REN410S |
Renewable Energy 4 |
None |
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