knowledge | K |
Understand
the mathematical concepts required in electrical engineering and their
applications, including differential and integral calculus, arithmetic, and
statistics. | K1 |
Identify
the fundamentals and practices of electrical engineering required for the
analysis, design, and risk assessment and management of electrical systems. | K2 |
An
ability to identify the basic facts, concepts, principles and theories of
electric power, communication systems, electronic systems, control systems, and
that of other relevant fields. | K3 |
Identify
the basic principles of engineering science that is relevant to electrical
engineering. | K4 |
Identify
the principles of engineering management and the impact of electrical
engineering in the global context. | K5 |
An
ability to use technical language and write reports. | K6 |
Skills | S |
An
ability to design and conduct experiments as well as analyze and interpret data. | S1 |
An
ability to design a system, a component, or a process that meets the desirable
requirements within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental,
social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and
sustainability. | S2 |
An
ability to evaluate, analyze, and conduct literature review, which are then
applied to design solutions for complex electrical engineering problems. | S3 |
An
ability to analyze the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic
and societal context. | S4 |
An
ability to assess contemporary issues related to electrical engineering. | S5 |
An
ability to assess failures of components, system and processes. | S6 |
Competencies | C |
An
ability to function effectively on a team whose members together practice
leadership. | C1 |
An
ability to use the latest technologies, skills, and tools necessary to practice
engineering and perform decision-making. | C2 |
An
ability to recognize ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering
situations and make informed and considerate
judgments. | C3
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