Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) Degree in Electrical Engineering with a Secondary Major in Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics

1. General University Requirement (GUR) Subjects

a. Language and Communication Requirement (LCR) – 9 credits

b. Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics (AIDA) Requirement – 2 credits

c. Innovation and Entrepreneurship (IE) Requirement – 1 credit

d. Leadership Education and Development – 3 credits

e. Service Learning – 3 credits

f. Cluster-Area Requirement (CAR) – 12 Credits

Students should take 3 credits from each of the 4 cluster areas. They also need to fulfil the English and Chinese reading and writing requirements. Students may apply for a waiver if they have fulfilled the English and Chinese reading and writing requirements in their previous studies.

2. Discipline-Specific Requirements Subjects

The curriculum in the first year is common for the programmes offered under the Scheme in Information and Artificial Intelligence Engineering. It includes fundamentals in mathematics, information technology, data science, artificial intelligence and information engineering and computer programming. In addition, language enhancement and general education courses are provided.

Year One: Basic Mathematics, Introduction to Information and Artificial Intelligence Engineering, Information Technology, Computer Programming and Foundations of Data Science.

Year Two: Mathematics, Basic Circuit Analysis and Electronics, Introduction to Internet of Things, Logic Design, Fundamentals of Machine Intelligence and Communication Fundamentals.

Year Three: Microcontroller Systems and Interface, Computer System Fundamentals, Dynamic Electronic Systems, Data and Computer Communications, IoT Project, Wireless and Mobile Systems, Database System, Linear Systems, Service-Learning, Industrial Centre Training and Technical Elective subjects (from a pool of 17 subjects).

Year Four: IoT Security, Engineering Management, Professional Communication subjects, Multidisciplinary Manufacturing Project, Society and the Engineer, Integrated Capstone Project and technical elective subjects (from a pool of 17 subjects).

To graduate from the programme, students must complete the Work-Integrated Education requirement (A minimum of 1 WIE credit), i.e., two weeks of full-time employment within the study period.

Information on the subjects offered can be obtained here..