Undergraduate Studies

Electrical power engineering is concerned with the generation, transmission and distribution of electric power.

In Stages 1 and 2 you study a common syllabus, developing your expertise in electrical machines and electronic systems.

In Stage 3 and 4 you study with specialist topics, such as:

electrical machines, power electronics, Transmission and Distribution and renewable energy etc..

You also undertake a large individual design project to showcase your skills to future employers.

1st Year Curriculum:

Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
Digital Techniques
Engineering Mechanics/1
Mathematics/1
Engineering Workshop
Welding and Lathing Workshops
Electrical Workshop
Engineering Drawing
Fundamentals of Computer
Human Rights

2nd Year Curriculum:

DC Machines
Electronics
Electric Circuit Analysis
Engineering mechanics/2
Measurement and Instruments
Mathematics/2
Computer Programming
Summer Training Course

3rd Year Curriculum:

Power Engineering
Power electronics
AC Current Machines
Electromagnetic Fields
Digital controllers and Microprocessor
Numerical and Engineering Analysis
Computer Applications
Summer Training Course

4th Year Curriculum:

Transmission and Distribution Systems
Special Electrical Machines and Advanced Power Electronics
Power Systems Analysis
Electric power generation and renewable energy
Control Systems Analysis
H.V Techniques
4th year Project
Industrial Management and Occupational safety
Modeling and Simulation

Study To Learn ..

Not Just to Pass an Exam

Exams periods:

First Semester Exams January
Second Semester Exams April-May
Final year Exams Jun

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