To be able to cope with technological advances and complexities of industrial systems, graduates need to understand electrical, electronics and automation engineering along with good communication skills, health and safety issues.
Graduates can acquire and maintain a wide range of engineering products and processes. It aims to meet the increasing demand for technicians with cross-disciplinary skills, particularly in the field of control systems, electrical machines, networks, power systems and instrumentation.
Faculty of Sustainable Development and Engineering
Course Overview
To be able to cope with technological advances and complexities of industrial systems, graduates need to understand electrical, electronics and automation engineering along with good communication skills, health and safety issues.
Graduates can acquire and maintain a wide range of engineering products and processes. It aims to meet the increasing demand for technicians with cross-disciplinary skills, particularly in the field of control systems, electrical machines, networks, power systems and instrumentation.
Career Prospects
The activities of BEng graduates depend largely on the type of firm they work in. In a larger firm, they tend to be more specialized while in a smaller one more varied tasks are demanded of them, also a feature of a research laboratory. Their work in sectors of the technology labour market is undertaken in educational settings, development, industry, and manufacturing, maintenance, quality assurance, and services, even in trade.
Electronics engineer, electrical engineer, automation engineer or maintenance engineer are traditional job categories, which cover a large range of more specific job titles such as research manager, test manager, manufacturing team manager, maintenance coordinator, developer, planner, production/design engineering, automation electronics specialist, process specialist, industrial computing, etc.
Entry
Requirements
In order to match the diversity of applicants, several avenues are offered.
(i) The eight semester full-time program
HSC or equivalent with at least 2 ‘A Levels’ that include Maths and a science subject. Other equivalent qualifications are: BT (Brevet de Technicien), Baccalauréat Scientifique etc.
The admission is decided by a jury, in charge of examining their application, interviews and exams.
Course Structure
Semestre 1
- English
- Communication skills
- Fundamentals of Algebra and Trigonometry
- Fundamental of analytical Mathematics
- Mechanics – Electromagnetism
- Basic functions and components of electronics
- Research and implementation
- Inductors and transformers
- Linear circuits and components
- Control and command of industrial systems
- Analysis and synthesis of logical systems
- Algorithms, Programming
Semestre 2
- General and professional English communication
- Research and documentation
- Human, economic and social science
- Professional project
- Integral calculus and differential equations
- Elements of applied mathematics
- Optoelectronics / Thermal Physics
- Sensors / EMC
- Fundamental functions of electronics
- Information processing and transmission
- Research and implementation
- DC machines and rectification
- Converters
- Architecture of processing systems
Semestre 3
- General and professional English communication
- Communication skills
- Research and implementation
- Professional project
- Mathematical tools for Fourier analysis
- Mathematical tools for discrete signals
- AC machines
- Electrical distribution
- Distribution and security
- Second order systems, filters
- Networks
- Process supervision and control
- Control systems, Regulation
- Data base
Semestre 4
- Analytical Mathematics
- Linear algebra and applications
- Probability and Inferential Statistics
- Semiconductor
- Analog Telecommunications
- Digital Telecommunications
- Modeling and control of linear digital systems
- Corrections of continuous linear and digital systems
- End of second year Project
- Industrial internship (6 weeks minimum)
Semestre 5
- Mathematical Tool for Signal Processing
- Power Systems
- Written and oral skills
- Introduction to Finance
- Engineering Management
- Introduction to wave propagation
- Wave propagation
- Data Acquisition
- Power electronics
Semestre 6
- Securing Enterprise Network
- Renewable Energies
- SCADA
- Personal Project
- End of third year Project
- Industrial internship (10 weeks minimum)
Semestre 7
- Maths for electrical engineer
- Electromagnetic Field and Waves and Antenna Theory
- Wireless and mobile communication
- Power System
- Control systems
- Research and implementation
Semestre 8
- Communications Systems
- Overvoltages and Insulation
- Fieldbus Networks and Industrial Ethernet
- End of fourth year Project
- Industrial internship (10 weeks minimum)
How
to Apply
- Click here for the application form
- Students have to send their application to admissionlocal@udm.ac.mu
- Students have to submit their Birth Certificate, SC, HSC, Transcripts Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3 for BSc Electrical Engineering and BSc certificate
Location
Available at Rose Hill Campus
Any further inquiries?
Please contact on the following email: admissionlocal@udm.ac.mu