New Era College of Arts, Science & Technology

What you'll study

The programme runs across eight semesters with a mix of mathematics, core electrical/electronics topics, programming and project work. Key skills areas stated by the programme include critical thinking, troubleshooting, creative innovation and specialised technical competence.

• Year 1, Semester 1: Engineering Mathematics 1; Electronics & Electrical Workshop; Professional Communication Studies; Electricity & Magnetism; Engineering Science.
• Year 1, Semester 2: Engineering Mathematics 2; Engineering Ethics; DC Principles; Architecture of Digital Systems; Introduction to Signals & Communication; End User Computing; Surveying I; Principles of Management.
• Year 2, Semester 3: Engineering Mathematics 3; AC Principles; Digital Electronic Systems; Introduction to Programming; Software Engineering Principles.
• Year 2, Semester 4: Electrical Measurements; Electronic Devices; C++ Programming; Electrical Machines; Engineering Mathematics 4; Hydraulics and Soil Mechanics.
• Year 3, Semester 5: Analogue Circuit Design; Engineering Electromagnetics; Power Electronics & Drives; Control Theory 1; Signals & Systems.
• Year 3, Semester 6: Group Project; Power Systems; Control Theory 2; Microprocessor Based Systems; Digital Signal Processing.
• Year 4, Semester 7: Individual Project (PEEL411); Embedded Systems Design; Power System Analysis; Network Engineering.
• Year 4, Semester 8: Individual Project (PEEL421); Digital System Design; Network Planning & Optimization; Power System Design.

Entry requirements

The course page does not list specific entry qualifications. Prospective applicants should consult the college admissions office or the undergraduate admissions information for Level 8 engineering entry standards and prerequisites.

Career prospects

The programme indicates pathways into aircraft and electronics industries; fixed and mobile telephone networks; software engineering; military, naval and police communications; computer engineering; microwave and radar systems; control and instrumentation roles; and positions as electrical engineers.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

No programme-specific scholarships are detailed on the provided page. Applicants should review the college-wide admissions and financial aid information for available scholarships, tuition assistance and placement support.