University of Regina

Overview

The Engineering – Electronic Systems bachelor’s program at the University of Regina equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the field of electronic systems. This program focuses on embedded systems, communications, control, and power-related electronics, emphasizing practical problem-solving and adherence to professional engineering standards.

What you'll study

The program is typically completed over nine semesters and comprises a blend of foundational engineering courses, electronics, and communications coursework, alongside hands-on lab and design experiences. Key areas of study may include:

• Electrical Circuits
• Communication Theory
• Digital Electronics
• Transmission Lines and Antennas
• Telecommunication and Computer Networks
• Power Systems
• Embedded Systems
• Control and Automation
• Micro-electronics
• Power Protection and Control

Students will engage in various learning activities, including laboratory work in electronic systems and instrumentation, collaborative engineering design projects, and the selection of technical electives based on their approved degree plan.

The program culminates in a final-year capstone project, where students apply their knowledge to a significant design or research project, showcasing their skills and creativity.

Entry requirements

Admission to the program is based on academic qualifications and the university’s assessment of eligibility. There are no GRE or GMAT requirements for this program. Prospective students should check the University of Regina's official program page for specific entry criteria and guidelines regarding English language proficiency, which may include standardized tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or Duolingo English Test.

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