The University of Dubai's, Electrical Engineering Department offer an Electrical Engineering with specialization in Communication Engineering Program which is accredited locally in the UAE by the UAE Ministry of Education (MOE). The bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering with concentration in Communication Engineering is administered by the College of Engineering & Information Technology (CEIT) at University of Dubai to prepare students for immediate entry into the workplace or to pursue advanced graduate study.
The BS degree is awarded upon the successful completion of a minimum of 130 semester credit hours. The program weaves 8 academic semesters with a summer blocks of Graduate Trainee (GT) / Learn Earn and Progress (LEAP) Program over a four-year period to provide the prospective engineer a rich learning environment and immediate opportunities for professional employment.
Successful candidates for an undergraduate degree must have a program cumulative grade point average of at least 2.25. Under certain circumstances, a student chooses or may be required to complete more than the minimum number of credits
The first two years of the curriculum are devoted to the General Undergraduate Curriculum Requirements Program (GUCR) program that consists of courses which students take at the start of their program of studies at the university. GUCR provides a foundation in English, Mathematics and physical science that is essential to the study of engineering. In addition, GUCR offers courses in natural and applied sciences, humanities and the social sciences. Students choose among these courses in order to complete their general curriculum requirements.
In the second year students also take the foundation courses in Electrical Engineering which forms the foundation of the Communication engineering program. In other courses, students learn about electrical engineering principles such as circuits and digital systems.
In the third and fourth years, students focus on the subjects that form the core of engineering and introduce one to Communication Engineering. In the Third Year students take courses in Electronics, Signals & Systems, and Microprocessors, Electromagnetic Theory and Communications. While CE students take courses in Probability, the EE students take courses in Power Electronics. In the Fourth Year, CE students enhance their coverage of communications with courses in Digital Communications and Communication Networks while EE students enhance their coverage of Electronics with courses in Digital Signal Processing, Renewable Energy Resources and Introduction to MEMS.
Every student must complete a Graduation Project to gain practical engineering design experience. A set of Technical Electives courses will be available to provide students with the opportunity to broaden their knowledge in related areas of engineering, or to concentrate on a deeper understanding in an area of interest.
A student enrolled in the BS in Electrical Engineering Program is expected to complete a block of Graduate Trainee (GT) / Learn Earn and Progress (LEAP) Program as part of their graduation requirements.
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