Bachelor of Electronics Technology with Honours

(N/0713/6/0037) (03/29) (MQA/PA16954)

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Intakes

April, July, November

Programme Duration

3 years | Full-time

Mode of Study

Full-Time

Programme Level

The Bachelor of Electronics Technology (Hons)programme is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to excel in the fast-evolving field of electronics. This programme offers a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to meet industry demands. The curriculum focuses on hands-on skills, with a strong emphasis on cutting-edge technologies, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the latest advancements in electronics.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the Bachelor of Electronics Technology (Hons) programme can pursue a wide range of career opportunities, including:

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)

PEO1Graduate technologists practice and solve problems in electronics technology related fields.
PEO2Graduate technologists who pursue continuous professional development and adapt to evolving technologies in electronics technology related fields.
PEO3Graduate technologists who practice professional ethics and entrepreneurship to meet the needs of the society.

PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLO) 

PLO1 – KnowledgeApply the knowledge of technology fundamental to broadly defined procedures, processes, systems and methodologies in the field of electronics.
PLO2 – Practical Skills and High TechnologyPropose and employ current tools and techniques to resolve broadly defined problems.
PLO3 – Analytical, Critical Thinking and Scientific ApproachDemonstrate deep investigative and significant thinking abilities to solve broadly defined problems in the field of electronics.
PLO4 – Communication SkillsCommunicate effectively and flexibly in oral and written language for social, academic and professional purposes.
PLO5 – Social Responsibility in Society and Technologist CommunityIllustrate the understanding of corresponding issues related to the society and the subsequent
responsibilities to the broadly defined electronics technology practices.
PLO6-Lifelong Learning and Information ManagementAcknowledge the requirement of professional establishment and to employ independent continuing learning in electronic technology.
PLO7-Technopreneurship and Management Skills
Illustrate consciousness of management and technopreneurship routine in real perspective.
PLO8-Ethics and ProfessionalismIllustrate ethical awareness and professionalism.
PLO9-Teamwork and LeadershipIllustrate leadership character, mentoring and work efficiently in diverse teams.

Join our Bachelor of Electronics Technology (Hons)  programme and be at the forefront of technological innovation. With a strong foundation in electronics and a focus on emerging technologies, you’ll be prepared for a dynamic and exciting career.

    1. Pass STPM or its equivalent with at least Grade C (CGPA 2.00) in TWO (2) subjects; or
    2. Pass Matriculation / Foundation in any IPTA / IPTS /permitted institutions to conductfoundation programmes with CGPA 2.00; or
    3. Pass Diploma in related disciplines with CGPA 2.00; or
    4. Pass Advanced Diploma in related disciplines with CGPA 2.00; or
    5. Pass UEC with at least Grade B in FIVE (5) subjects; or
    6. Pass STAM (Grade Jayyid) or its equivalent; or
    7. Other recognised qualifications or its equivalent; or
    8. Pass APEL.A assessment and possess relevant work experience (at least 21 years old)
General Studies Subjects
Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban
Philosophy and Current Issues
Bahasa Kebangsaan (A)/ English for Academic Purposes
Integrity and Anti-Corruption
Community Service
University Courses
Digital Skills and Services
Creativity and Innovation
Entrepreneurship
General Interest Course
Core Courses
Common Core Subjects
Calculus and Linear Algebra
Computer Programming
Vector Calculus & Differential Equations
Object Oriented Programming
Numerical Analysis and probability
Introduction to Internet of Things (IoT)
Engineering Management & Maintenance
Technopreneurship
Discipline Core Subjects
(Electrical & Electronics)
Digital Logic Design
Circuit Theory
Electronic Measurement and Instrumentation
Sensors
Electronic Devices and Circuits
Testing and Calibration Systems
Electronic Circuit Analysis
Microprocessor Architecture & Programming
Signal & Systems
Integrated Circuit Applications
Machine Vision
Control Systems
Power Electronics and Drives
VLSI Technology
Electric Vehicle Technology
Discipline Core Subjects
(Projects & Internship)
Final Year Project 1
Capstone Project
Final Year Project 2
Industrial Training
Elective Courses
Choose one (1) only
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Introduction to Machine Learning
Embedded Systems
Introduction to Robotics
Optical Communication
Electronic Commerce
Industrial Electronics
Big Data Analytics
Wireless Network
Micro Electro Mechanical System

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Programme code: (N/0713/6/0037) (03/29) (MQA/PA16954)

Duration: 3 years | Full-time

Intakes: April, July, November

Mode of Study: Full-Time

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  3. The University Management has decided to grant extra leave for certain festivals that fall at the beginning or end of the week. Therefore, replacement classes must be conducted on the dates
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