ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
The main aim of the Electrical and Electronic Engineering programme is to develop enterprising professionals who have an innovative disposition, the confidence and abilities to assume leadership roles in technology, business and the community. The programme is designed to give the skills essential for graduate engineers to become immediately employable in the global competitive environment.
The specific objectives are:
- To provide a solid foundation in electrical, electronics, telecommunications, computer and software engineering,
- To develop the concepts of professional practices, innovation and enterprise,
- To train students for the dynamic and rapidly changing market for electrical, electronic, computing and information systems and products, and
- To provide a sound base from which to embark in lifelong learning and post graduate studies and research.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Since engineering involves science and intensive calculations in almost all course areas, it is expected that to gain acceptance into the programmes there should be set educational requirements or criteria in terms of academic qualification in science and mathematics leading to research development and innovation. Therefore A minimum of Six (6) credits in the WACSSE including English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry is expected from each of the students submitting application forms.