Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication and Information Engineering

Description of the Programme

The Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications and Information Engineering aims to provide students with sound practical and theoretical training in telecommunications and information engineering. It is designed to build the capacity and meet the growing demand for qualified personnel as well as to facilitate research, design, development and production of new ideas and products in this field. Telecommunications and information engineering deal with large-scale and extensive data networks, like the internet, facsimile, email, video/data and other systems and devices that represent, store and transmit both analog and digital information. This includes data transmission, equipment, customer access technology, analog and digital television and radio systems, global navigation, satellite communications, mobile communications and remote sensing/telemetry systems. As a telecommunications engineering student you will study data, voice and video communications, transmission through wireless and wired media, signal processing, optical communication, image processing, microprocessor design, computer communication, digital signal processing, cellular communication, teletraffic engineering, predicting and modeling communication systems performance and detecting or correcting errors in transmission. You will study control theory, data communications, communications systems, etc. You will also be required to undertake a supervised engineering project. The laboratories and lectures including industrial training provide students with invaluable skills, knowledge and experiences of the design and implementation of industrial systems.

Minimum Entry Requirements