Undergraduate Program - Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Presentation

The Undergraduate Curriculum has been designed to span the fields of Computer and Electrical Engineering as well as allow the students to receive more in-depth instruction in the areas they choose to specialize. The Department offers the following fields of specialization:

1. Fundamentals and Applications of Computer Science;
2. Software Engineering and Information Systems;
3. Hardware and Computer Architecture;
4. Signals, Telecommunication and Networks; and
5. Energy.

The duration of the Program of Studies is five years.

Learning Outcomes

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Structure and Distribution of Credits

The Undergraduate program is organized in two study parts taken in sequence, and spanning a total of ten semesters.

The first Part has a three-year duration and consists of 26 core courses and 4 elective courses; the core courses must be completed successfully during the first six semesters as they offer the fundamental knowledge required of every student and form the basis for further specialization. Core courses are required for all students.

During the the 5th and the 6th semester, students enroll to three core and two elective courses, from any field of specialization offered in the Department.

Students who have successfully attended the first part may proceed to the second one.

The second part spans the next two years. It consists primarily of elective courses offered by the Department and is designed to allow each student to specialize in a field of choice as well as select the topic of their Diploma (Undergraduate) Thesis. In addition, at this time, students may attend courses offered jointly with other Departments.

The tenth and last semester is devoted to the completion of the Diploma (Undergraduate) Thesis. Students who wish to carry out their project in cooperation with a company may do so after seeking and receiving approval from their academic advisor.

In addition, students may follow a two-month internship as an elective course. This can be done at any time after the third semester.

The curriculum has been designed to satisfy the following educational goals:

• Focus on a number of core courses;
• Natural sequence of knowledge acquisition;
• Absorption of fundamental knowledge before specialization.

In short, the degree requirements are:

1. Passing grade (at least 5 out of 10) in 45 courses and associated lab sections;
2. Completion of Diploma (Undergraduate) Thesis with a passing grade (at least 5 out of 10).

In terms of credit units, the requirement is a total of 300 ECTS units.

Courses

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