BTech Computer and Electronic Engineering

BTech IN COMPUTER AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

Duration

Three (3) Years

Progress requirements

The total number of credits to be taken by the student in any of the two semesters should not exceed the maximum UB requirement which is 36 credits per semester.

Graduation Requirements

To graduate a student must earn a minimum of 240 credits in all courses. This includes the 18 credits for University wide courses which are taken by all students of the University of RHIa.

Admission requirements

Computers are all-pervasive. Almost every aspect of daily life depends on highly sophisticated computing systems.

With continuing advances in technology, high user expectations and increasing statutory requirements, there is a high-demand for skilled engineers in electronic computing.

Unlike pure computing degrees which often concentrate on the software, scientific and mathematical aspects of computing, this course will provide you with a wider range of engineering skills, including in hardware and applications of computing to electronic systems.

Graduates of the Computer and Electronic Engineering program will be able to analyse, design, build and integrate computer systems.

Options

BTech Information Systems and Software Engineering

BTech Telecommunications and Networks

Why study BTech Computer and Electronic Engineering ?

Work environment: You will have the opportunity to work with the best technological tools and a teaching system based on the Competency-Based Learning.

International mobility program.

Certifications : TOEIC, TOEFL.

Skills to acquired:

Graduates will acquire several skills, some of which include the capacity to:

Analyze complex, real-world problems to identify and define computing requirements and apply computational approaches to the problem-solving process.
Design, implement, and evaluate a computing-based solution to meet a given set of computing requirements in the context of the IT discipline.
Communicate effectively with diverse audiences the technical information that is consistent with the intended audience and purpose.
Make informed judgments and include unique perspectives of others in computing practice based on legal and ethical principles.
Identify and analyze user needs and consider them during the selection, integration, and administration of computer-based systems.
Network and function well in a team in a team in leadership position.
Administer core networks.
Design and implement telecommunication systems.
Implement local area networks.
Maintain Analog and Digital Electronic Systems.
Operate Electronic Installations.
Use the computer in controlling industrial processes.

Employment Opportunities

Computer Engineers in Software Engineering and Network Engineering are employed in a wide range of industries, including:

Network
Information Security
Telecommunications
Companies
Management systems
Process Engineering

Telecommunication Engineers are employed in a wide range of industries, including:

Electronics compagnies
Telecommunications compagnies
Industrial Automation
Process Engineering
Manufacturing

This list is not exhaustive.

Job creation possibilities of graduands

Computer and Electronic Engineers can create:

Start-up and/or Compagnies in Software and Network Engineering
Start-up and/or Compagnies in Telecommunication and Network
Start-up and/or Compagnies in Information Security and/or Cybersecurity
Start-up for Security Audit of Information System
Start-up for Security Audit of Telecommunication and Network
Start-up and/or Compagnies in Network Administration
Start-up and/or Compagnies in Network and System Programming

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