Applicants for MSc Programme should have obtained a relevant Bachelor’s degree in Electrical/electronic Engineering with at least second class, second division (3.0 on 5.0 scale) on equivalent from a recognized university or equivalent institution of higher learning.
Each course shall be assessed by formal examination and continuous assessment. The ratio between formal examination and continuous assessment shall be 50:50.
The Degree of MSc in Electrical/Electronic Engineering (each stream) shall be awarded upon achieving a minimum of grade C in each course and upon successful completion and defence of the Research Dissertation (stream one-Electrical Engineering, Stream two-Electronics Systems Engineering)
STREAM 1 – ELECTRICAL POWER ENGINEERING
Semester 1 – Core Courses (12 Credits)
MEM 601 Mathematical Methods for Engineers
CEM 602 Introduction to Project Management
CSI 602 Computer Software Engineering
EEM 601 Electric Power Systems Analysis
Semester 2 – Core Courses (6 Credits)
EEM 611 High Voltage Transmission
EEM 612 Electrical Machines and Drives Optional Courses (Select 2 out of 5 Courses – 6 Credits)
EEM 610 Electrical Measurements and Control Engineering
EEM 613 Power Systems Economics and Management
EEM 614 Power Distribution Systems
EEM 615 Computer Control Systems
EEM 616 Electric Power System Operations
Semesters 3 and 4 – Core Courses (24 Credits)
EEM 701 Supervised Research and Dissertation
STREAM 2 – ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
Semester 1 – Core Courses (12)
MEM601 Mathematical Methods for Engineers
CEM601 Research Methodology
CSI602 Computer Software Engineering
EEM602 Digital Systems Design Using PLDs
Semester 2 – Core Courses (6 Credits)
EEM621 Digital Signal Processing
EEM622 Digital Communication
Optional Courses (Select 3 out of 5 Courses – 9 Credits)
EEM610 Electrical Measurements and Control Engineering
EEM623 Image Processing
EEM624 VLSI Circuits Design
EEM625 Mobile and Wireless Communications
EEM626 Optical and Broad band Communications
Semesters 3 and 4 – Core Courses (24 Credits)
EEM 701 Supervised Research and Dissertation