During the first two years, students study foundation engineering and science subjects, including electronic engineering, computing, physics, chemistry, engineering graphics and mathematics.
Practical labs support the subject material.
In their third and fourth years, students learn the advanced technical skills required in the engineering profession, i.e. structured analysis, design, implementation and test of electronic circuits, embedded systems and software applications to professional standards using both traditional and computer-aided methods. Application areas include embedded systems, software development, communications, digital signal processing and VLSI design. Students, also, receive courses in economics, business management and project management. The course was designed and developed by the Department of Electronic Engineering and the Information Technology Centre. Students are available for interview from October of their third year.