Learning Outcomes
1. Theoretical Knowledge and Understanding
Demonstrate a deep understanding of core concepts, principles, and theories in the field of electrical engineering and its technologies.
2. Engineering Problem Solving
Apply modern knowledge, skills, and tools in mathematics, science, engineering, and technology to solve specific or broad engineering problems appropriate to the discipline.
Analyze technical problems, formulate them, and find appropriate solutions.
3. Practical and Applied Skills
Design, build, connect, and operate various electrical systems using modern technologies.
Conduct standard tests, measurements, and experiments, as well as analyze and interpret results to improve processes.
Handle and maintain electrical power systems.
4. Use of Modern Tools and Techniques
Apply modern knowledge, techniques, skills, and tools to electrical engineering technology activities.
5. Personal and Professional Skills
Communication: Ability to write and orally present technical reports using correct technical vocabulary.
Teamwork: Apply creativity and teamwork to solve problems in case studies and design assignments.
Lifelong Learning: Recognize the importance of lifelong learning and engage in professional development activities to keep pace with advancements in the field.
Ethical Responsibility: Awareness of societal issues and ethical responsibilities.
6. Career Field
The graduate will be qualified to work in various fields, such as:
Electrical power plants and generator factories.
Production, generation, and service sectors.
Public and private sector companies.