No other branch of
engineering can claim to have such an
impact on modern society as Electronic
Engineering had. The ease, speed and
precision by which electrical energy and
electronic signals can be transmitted,
transformed and controlled have
influenced not only the everyday life of
people, but have also changed the class
of many other disciplines. Over a short
span of only few decades, Electronic
Engineering has grown from a study of
abstract phenomena to a multi-branch
discipline with significant applications
in the areas of power, communication,
control and computer systems. The BS
Electronic Engineering program at
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University is
offered in two focus areas namely:
(a) Telecommunication
Engineering
(b) Computer Engineering
The Telecommunication Engineering
program offers students a solid
educational foundation in the areas of
Computer Networks, Communication
Systems, Electromagnetic wave
propagation and Antenna Design,
Satellite and Mobile Communication.
Mastery of these areas provides students
with the ability to adapt and maintain
leadership roles in their post
baccalaureate pursuits through the
applications of fundamental principles
to a rapidly
changing and growing discipline.
In Computer Engineering specialization
students are focusing on designing
digital systems such as
telecommunication systems, computers,
robots, intelligent machines, telemetry
systems, biomedical devices, etc., by
using engineering and scientific methods
and state of the art digital
technologies. Low-cost solid-state
microprocessors and memories permit
computers to be widely incorporated in
many different types of electronic
systems.
The students are required to complete a
final project towards the end of their
degree. The project would typically
require solving some industrial problem
by using the knowledge and skills
acquired during the Program. The project
is expected to be of some value to the
organization.
In order to produce graduates with a
well-balanced personality, general
awareness of social issues and basic
reasoning capabilities, students are
also required to take, in addition to
core and elective courses of the
discipline, a number of general courses
in the area of humanities, social
sciences, religion and ethics, health &
physical education, languages and
communication skills. In addition to
English, the students are required to
study one foreign language, e.g. French,
German, etc.
The overall program provides a highly
conducive environment and an
excitement driven approach that
encourages creativity to accomplish
results. |
