The Department of Electronics Engineering was established alongside the founding of the college in July 2002. The department aims to prepare specialized electronic engineers in the field of electronic systems and their applications in industry and research. Students in this department study both the physical entities and the software related to electronics engineering, including design, analysis, and construction of electronic circuits and systems in their various forms. Students gain practical experience in dealing with electronic and applied systems through modern laboratories, conducting experiments in areas such as communications, digital control, analog electronics, power systems, programmable controllers, and precision electronics. Additionally, they utilize various computer software tools.
The Department of Electronics Engineering aims to specialize in electronic sciences and distinguish itself through engineering education and scientific research that advances knowledge, develops the profession, and serves the community. This is achieved by fostering partnerships with engineering and service industries, graduating competent professionals to contribute to society.
The program aims to graduate competent engineers specialized in electronics engineering. These graduates have the ability to discern, analyze, and find appropriate solutions for practical problems. They also handle modern technologies with high proficiency.
Graduates are equipped to interact and collaborate with specialized individuals, decision-makers, and others within their field of work. They conduct themselves professionally and ethically.
The program prepares qualified graduates to engage in postgraduate programs both domestically and internationally. They are also prepared to work in research centers.
Graduates are capable of practicing their profession in the field of electronics engineering, adhering to ethical standards and demonstrating professionalism.
Through organizing seminars, conferences, and continuous education in the field of electronics engineering, graduates actively contribute to societal advancement. They embrace a continuous improvement approach for all activities and initiatives.
Problem-Solving Skills: The ability to discern, identify, define, formulate, and solve engineering problems by applying principles of engineering, science, and mathematics.
Engineering Design Proficiency: The capability to produce engineering designs that meet specified requirements within given constraints by applying analysis and synthesis processes during the design phase.
Measurement, Testing, and Interpretation: Competence in creating and executing appropriate measurements and tests while ensuring quality. The skill to analyze and interpret results, exercising engineering judgment to draw conclusions.
Effective Communication: Proficiency in oral communication with diverse groups of people and written communication across various administrative levels and purposes.
Ethical and Professional Responsibility: Awareness of ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering issues. The ability to make sound judgments considering the financial, environmental, societal, and global consequences.
Lifelong Learning and Professional Development: Recognizing the necessity of continuous self-development in professional knowledge. Knowing how to seek, evaluate, accumulate, and correctly apply professional knowledge.
Effective Teamwork and Project Management: Competence in working effectively within teams. Setting goals, planning activities, meeting deadlines, managing risks, and dealing with uncertainty.