Diploma in Electrical Engineering

YEAR 1 QUARTER 1

COM210 – Communication Skills  (3CU):

In this course, students will develop effective communication skills necessary for success in the field of electrical engineering. Topics covered may include written and oral communication, technical report writing, presentation skills, and interpersonal communication. Students will learn how to effectively convey technical information and collaborate with others in a professional setting.

EED111 – Electrical Installation Technology  (4CU):

This course focuses on the principles and practices of electrical installation. Students will learn about electrical wiring systems, safety procedures, electrical codes and regulations, and the installation of electrical equipment. Practical hands-on exercises may be included to provide students with real-world experience in electrical installation techniques.

EED112 – Engineering Mathematics 1 (4CU):

Engineering Mathematics 1 is a foundational course that covers mathematical concepts and techniques relevant to electrical engineering. Topics may include calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, complex numbers, and numerical methods. Students will learn how to apply mathematical principles to solve engineering problems and analyze electrical systems.

EED113 – Electrical Engineering Science 1 (4CU):

This course introduces students to the fundamental principles of electrical engineering. Topics covered may include circuit analysis, electric and magnetic fields, basic electronics, and electrical measurements. Students will gain a solid understanding of the principles and laws that govern electrical systems and their applications.

EED114 – Project 1  (4CU):

Project 1 is a hands-on course where students apply their knowledge and skills to complete a practical electrical engineering project. This may involve designing, building, and testing electrical circuits or systems. Students will learn project management skills, problem-solving techniques, and teamwork while working on real-world engineering projects.

 

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YEAR 1 QUARTER 2

EED121 – Mechanical Engineering Science I (4CU):

This course provides a broad introduction to the various aspects of mechanical engineering. Topics covered may include mechanics, design, controls, energy, and ocean engineering. Students will gain a foundational understanding of the principles and concepts in mechanical engineering.

EED122 – Mechanical Workshop Technology and Practice (2CU):

In this course, students will learn practical skills related to mechanical workshop technology. Topics may include machining processes, welding, fabrication techniques, and the proper use of workshop tools and equipment. Hands-on exercises and projects may be included to enhance students’ practical knowledge.

EED123: Electrical Power 1 (4CU):

This course focuses on the fundamentals of electrical power systems. Topics covered may include power generation, transmission, distribution, electrical machines, and power electronics. Students will learn about the principles and operation of electrical power systems and their applications in various industries.

EED124: Mechanical Engineering Drawing (4CU):

This course introduces students to the principles and techniques of mechanical engineering drawing. Topics may include orthographic projection, dimensioning, sectioning, and assembly drawings. Students will learn how to create accurate and detailed engineering drawings using computer-aided design (CAD) software and traditional drafting methods.

 

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YEAR 1 QUARTER 3

EED131 – Electrical Engineering Science 11 (4CU):

This course delves deeper into the principles and concepts of electrical engineering. Students will explore advanced topics such as circuit analysis, electromagnetism, power systems, and electronic devices. Through theoretical study and practical applications, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of electrical engineering principles and their real-world applications.

EED132 – Electrical Engineering Drawing (4CU):

In this course, students will learn the principles and techniques of electrical engineering drawing. They will gain proficiency in creating accurate and detailed electrical engineering drawings using computer-aided design (CAD) software and traditional drafting methods. Topics covered may include schematic diagrams, wiring diagrams, circuit layouts, and printed circuit board (PCB) design.

EED133 – Project 11 (4CU):

Project 11 is an advanced hands-on course where students apply their knowledge and skills to complete a complex electrical engineering project. Through this project, students will further develop their problem-solving abilities, project management skills, and teamwork. They will have the opportunity to design, build, and test advanced electrical circuits or systems, gaining practical experience in real-world engineering projects.

EED134 – Introduction to Measurement (3CU):

This course provides an introduction to the principles and techniques of measurement in electrical engineering. Students will learn about measurement instruments, sensors, data acquisition, signal conditioning, and measurement uncertainty. Through theoretical study and practical exercises, students will develop the skills to accurately measure and analyze electrical quantities in various applications.

EED135 – Electrical Power 11 (4CU):

Electrical Power 11 focuses on advanced topics in electrical power systems. Students will delve into areas such as power generation, transmission, distribution, power factor correction, renewable energy systems, and power quality. Through theoretical study and practical applications, students will gain a deeper understanding of the design, operation, and control of electrical power systems.

 

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YEAR 2 QUARTER 1

EED211 – Engineering Mathematics II (4CU):

This course builds upon the mathematical foundations of engineering. Topics covered may include advanced calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, and numerical methods. Students will develop the mathematical skills necessary for solving complex engineering problems and analyzing electrical systems.

EED212 – Electronics (4CU):

In this course, students will study the principles and applications of electronics. Topics may include semiconductor devices, electronic circuits, amplifiers, digital logic, and integrated circuits. Students will gain hands-on experience in designing and analyzing electronic circuits.

EED220 – Mechanical Engineering Science II (4CU):

This course is a continuation of Mechanical Engineering Science I and explores advanced topics in mechanical engineering. Students will delve into areas such as fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, mechanics of materials, and dynamical systems. The course emphasizes practical applications and problem-solving skills.

ENT140 – Entrepreneurship Skills (3CU):
This course introduces students to the fundamental principles of entrepreneurship in the context of engineering. Topics covered may include opportunity recognition, business planning, marketing, finance, and intellectual property. Students will develop skills and knowledge necessary for starting and managing their own engineering ventures.

REM210 – Research Methodology (4CU):
This course provides students with the necessary skills and knowledge to conduct research in the field of electrical engineering. Topics covered may include research design, data collection and analysis, literature review, and research ethics. Students will learn how to plan, execute, and present research projects effectively.

 

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YEAR 2 QUARTER 2

CSD113 – Computer Applications  (3CU):

Computer Applications is a one-semester course that provides the foundational skills necessary to succeed in high school and all post-secondary careers. Students will learn essential computer skills such as word processing, spreadsheet organization and formatting, and creating presentations.

EED221 – Fundamentals of Communication System  (4CU):

This course focuses on the fundamental principles of communication systems in electrical engineering. Topics covered may include analog and digital communication, modulation techniques, transmission media, and signal processing. Students will gain a solid understanding of the principles and applications of communication systems.

EED222 – Electrical Engineering Drawing 4(CU):

In this course, students will learn the principles and techniques of electrical engineering drawing. Topics may include schematic diagrams, wiring diagrams, circuit layouts, and printed circuit board (PCB) design. Students will develop the skills to create accurate and detailed electrical engineering drawings using computer-aided design (CAD) software and traditional drafting methods.

Real Life Project I (EED223) – 3 units:
Real Life Project I is a practical course where students apply their knowledge and skills to complete a real-world electrical engineering project. This may involve designing, building, and testing electrical circuits or systems. Students will gain hands-on experience, problem-solving skills, and teamwork while working on a project with real-life applications.

EED224 – Industrial Organization and Management  (3CU):

This course introduces students to the principles of industrial organization and management in the context of electrical engineering. Topics covered may include organizational structures, project management, quality control, and resource allocation. Students will develop an understanding of the managerial aspects of the electrical engineering industry.

REP220 – Research Project  (3CU):
The Research Project course provides students with the opportunity to conduct independent research in the field of electrical engineering. Students will work closely with a faculty advisor to complete a research project and present their findings. Topics may vary based on student interest and faculty expertise.

 

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YEAR 2 QUARTER 3

EED231 – Renewable Energy (3CU):

This course focuses on the principles and applications of renewable energy sources in electrical engineering. Topics covered may include solar energy, wind energy, hydroelectric power, biomass energy, and geothermal energy. Students will gain an understanding of the potential and challenges of renewable energy systems and their integration into the electrical grid.

EED233 – Electrical Workshop Technology & Practice (4CU):

In this course, students will learn practical skills related to electrical workshop technology. Topics may include electrical wiring, circuit assembly, troubleshooting, and safety practices. Students will gain hands-on experience in working with electrical components and equipment.

EED234 – Real Life Project (4CU):
Real Life Project is a practical course where students apply their knowledge and skills to complete a real-world electrical engineering project. This may involve designing, building, and testing electrical circuits or systems. Students will gain hands-on experience, problem-solving skills, and teamwork while working on a project with real-life applications.

EED235 – Instrumentation & Control (3CU):
This course focuses on the principles and techniques of instrumentation and control in electrical engineering. Topics covered may include sensors, transducers, data acquisition, control systems, and automation. Students will learn how to design, implement, and troubleshoot instrumentation and control systems.

EED236 – Industrial Training (4CU):
Industrial Training provides students with the opportunity to gain practical experience in an industrial setting related to electrical engineering. Students will work in a professional environment, applying their knowledge and skills to real-world projects. This training will enhance their understanding of industry practices and prepare them for future careers.

EED312 – Electronics II (3CU):
Electronics II is an advanced course that builds upon the foundational principles of electronics. Topics covered may include advanced semiconductor devices, digital electronics, analog and digital integrated circuits, and electronic system design. Students will deepen their understanding of electronic circuits and their applications.