Capstone projects

At the end of this course, students will be able to:

1. Apply knowledge of engineering, science and systematic processes to identify, formulate, design and manage the undertaking of a major engineering project in Electronics and Communication Engineering/embedded systems and related fields.

2. Develop, analyze, and critically evaluate alternative options in order to justify and generate solutions in a real-world project

3. Design and conduct appropriate experiments and other tests, analyze and interpret result data and formulate reliable conclusions

4. Use relevant technical methods and modern tools, software in engineering design, implementation and evaluation.

5. Develop an appreciation of the social context of engineering work by incorporating public health, safety, welfare, and environmental concerns in design decisions

6. Participate in project management, including assigning tasks to team members, developing a schedule, tracking progress, and adjusting the project schedule as needed to ensure completion

7. Consolidate higher-level applied communication skills (written, oral, interpersonal, professional presentation) to present clearly and effectively the proposed solution, conclusions and/or recommendations using English language.

8. Demonstrate knowledge of a professional code of ethics and apply it to a real engineering problem in order to produce the required design outcome.

9. Conduct literature survey, assess, and utilize information from external sources, to do independent learning and make engineering decisions