The mission of electronic information and telecommunications engineers is to develop and build electronic information systems that meet the needs of society and its people.
The goal of the Department is to train engineers to fulfill this mission.
Today's electronic information systems rely on a broad range of elemental technologies, from electronic devices to software, making it difficult to master all associated specialized knowledge during a four-year university program.
To address this challenge, the Department has developed three courses that enable students to selectively study the basic and specialized knowledge that lies at the heart of electronic information systems in a way that suits their individual aptitudes.
In the Electronic Communications course, students gain specialized knowledge related to electronic devices and information and telecommunications technologies.
In the information course, students gain specialized knowledge related to information engineering.
In the Information Systems course, students gain specialized knowledge related to Information engineering while studying system development technologies.
All three courses strive to incorporate the most recent knowledge and to offer an educational experience that reflects progress in technology.
