Bachelor Degree-Electrical Technology
OBJECTIVES OF DEGREE PROGRAMME
The objectives of the B.Tech in Electrical and Electronic Engineering programme
with option in electrical technology are:
– To produce graduates who are well-educated in the fundamental concepts of power systems and engineering;
– To produce graduates who are capable of continuing their professional development throughout their career by combining theory with its application in Electrical and Electronic Engineering practice;
– To build human resource capacity in the electrical technology discipline in both the public and private sectors to students who wish to become proficient in developing traditional and renewable energy systems using a methodical approach;
– To produce graduates with good communication skills capable of functioning responsibly in diverse environments and able to work in teams;
– To produce graduates who are innovative and are capable of creating jobs.
STRUCTURE OF PROGRAMME FOR B. Tech. IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING WITH OPTION IN ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY
The university fees amount to 50,000 francs CFA per year, payable in a single tranche or in two tranches of 25,000 francs CFA each.
A student at the Faculty for the current year is considered to be a student who completed at least one installment before November 15 and the second installment before April 30 of the year of enrollment .
Once the university fees have been paid, the receipts must be certified, at least in duplicate, to the Administrative and Financial Division (DAF). In addition, academic registration for the various semester courses in the chosen course must be made before 20 November for the first semester and before 10 May for the second semester. This academic registration is made to the Level Coordinators in the respective Departments after presentation of the receipts of the University Rights.
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
In addition to the general university requirements candidates must obtain a minimum
of grade D at the Advanced level in Physics and Mathematics. Candidates with a “Baccalaureat” in Electrical Technology will also be admitted.
The admission requirements set out below are the minimum requirements which may entitle an applicant to a place in the University for First Degree Courses.
- The GCE O/L, with passes in five approved subjects including English Language prior to sitting the GCE A/L
- One of the following requirements in the GCE A/L:
- Two GCE/AL passes at the same sitting.
- The BAC in the series appropriate to the intended field for specialization.
- Candidates with other qualifications considered by Senate as the equivalent of these qualifications.
- Individual departments may impose additional and specific requirements.
- Students whose language of instruction was not English, will be required to pass a prescribed English Language test, unless they have successfully completed the Special Intensive English Language Course.
SKILLS TO BE ACQUIRED
At the end of the programme, the following skills should be acquired:
– Ability to understand sophisticated techniques in PC repair, including external I/O devices, printers, mobile computing devices, purchasing and building PCs, troubleshooting, support, virus protection, data protection, and recovery.repair and maintenance.
– Ability to understand how computers communicate with each other, how computers are grouped together to form networks, networking concepts and issues that are key to the successful implementation of computer networks, and the different networking implementation strategies and technologies currently available.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
- The students will have opportunities in the following areas.
As a technical staff in industries related to the production, transmission, distribution and efficient use of energy - Be capable of pursuing postgraduate studies in power engineering.
Be capable of creating and managing an enterprise.