The Bachelor of Electronic Engineering with Honours offered by the faculty is a broad-based course which combines engineering science, mathematics, electrical and electronic engineering fundamentals, and develops in students the mastery of electronic engineering principles and applications to solve complex electronic engineering problems. Students will undergo 3 years of common curriculum upon which they can decide a programme with emphasis on computer engineering, industrial electronics, telecommunication electronics or wireless communication in the final year. The broad-based programme will provide the solid foundation in theoretical understanding to allow students to undertake problem analysis and identifications, formulation and generate appropriate solutions in the broad field of electrical and electronic engineering. The curriculum helps to hone the generic skills of the students and prepare them  the opportunities to perform research, present their findings, implement and provide engineering solutions.

The programme is designed in an integrated manner to build up the students’ engineering expertise from fundamentals to addressing of specific engineering challenges with the opportunity to develop specialization in focused areas of interest. The programme is implemented with a blend of theory and practice, with team-based assignments and projects running alongside with lectures.

All the programmes offered by the faculty have been accredited by the relevant professional institutions and are qualified to register with the Board of Engineers Malaysia as the first step towards becoming a professional engineer.

SEMESTER 1

SEMESTER 2

SEMESTER 3

SEMESTER 4

SEMESTER 5

SEMESTER 6

SPECIAL SEMESTER

SEMESTER 7

SEMESTER 8

* to be taken by International Students Only

Category: 

W: University Compulsory Subjects
P: Common Core Subjects
K: Program Core Subjects
E: Elective Subjects

ELECTIVE SUBJECTS

SPM+STPM+MUET or its equiv.

Career prospect for FKEKK graduates is extremely good. Graduates from this course can be employed in the fields of electronic engineering as industrial electronic engineers, computer engineers, telecommunication engineers and wireless communication engineers and other numerous related engineering professions. They can be engineers in the industrial automation systems, industrial electronic, control systems, electronic instrumentation, computerised system in manufacturing and production industries, plant engineers in industries, manufacturing computer product such as computers and computer peripherals, system engineers in industries manufacturing computer based product, telecommunication systems and wireless communication systems.

Graduates who have special interest in the academic fields can become academicians such as lecturers and researchers in institutions of higher education, the universities and research centres and agencies.

Upon being qualified as professional engineers, they can practice locally as well as in countries who are members of the Washington Accord.

Graduates who choose not to become employee can be self-employed and opt to be involved in business and become successful entrepreneurs in their areas of expertise.