Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) (SKEE)

Introduction

The Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) programme, code named SKEE, is one of the undergraduate programmes offered by the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (FKE) to prepare graduates for positions as electrical engineers. The SKEE programme has been designed to emphasise not only on the understanding and acquisition of basic principles and skills in the field of electrical engineering, but also on a wide range of subareas including electronics, control systems, instrumentation, signal processing, telecommunications and power systems.

The curriculum of SKEE consists of core and specialized electrical engineering courses, related general education and supporting non-technical courses.  Furthermore, the students’ exposure to engineering practices is integrated throughout the curriculum through the combinations of industrial training and invited lectures from industries.

The SKEE programme also provides the students with the opportunities for developing analytical, critical and constructive thinking skills in addition to communication, team-working and life-long learning skills in order to prepare the students for careers as electrical engineers in industries, public sectors, or continuing education at postgraduate levels.

More information about the SKEE programme can be found from the Department of Electrical Power Engineering’s website.

Program Registered Choice of Concentration Degree Awarded Field of Registration with BEM
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) – [SKEE] Control and Instrumentation Engineering
Electronic Engineering
Power Engineering
Telecommunication Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) Electrical Engineering