Bachelor of Computer and Communication System Engineering with Honours

Introduction

The Bachelor of Computer and Communication Systems Engineering with Honours programme is a four-year study programme (eight semesters) with a total of 136 credits required for graduation. This programme includes courses related to the application of knowledge and skills in problemsolving, as well as design and development to cultivate expertise in the field of computer systems and communication engineering. The programme has been offered since 1997, with a curriculum that is regularly reviewed and improved to ensure that it meets the requirements of accreditation bodies and remains relevant to industry needs and current developments. The curriculum structure is consistently based on the elements and guidelines set by the Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC). This programme also aligns with the objectives of the National Industrial Policy to develop technology and human capital in the field of computer systems and communication engineering. The objectives of this programme are to produce engineers who have sufficient knowledge in computer systems and communication engineering, as well as to provide the necessary skills and attitudes to work in the industry. Guidance is also provided to foster creative and innovative thinking while instilling a sense of concern and responsibility towards society, culture, and the environment. This programme also aims to produce engineers who can adapt to the global work environment and continue research and learning in the field of Computer Systems and Communication Engineering.

Career Opportunities

Job opportunities for graduates of this programme are extensive, as graduates can pursue careers in computer and communication engineering, such as software engineers, telecommunications engineers, broadcasting specialists, radio frequency engineers, electronic systems engineers, fiber optics experts, information and communication technology (ICT) systems specialists, as well as researchers and entrepreneurs. Every organisation has communication networks and IT systems, which create job opportunities in this field. Expertise in this area is also required to meet the demand for qualified professionals in the Communication Infrastructure Content (CCI) sector, which is one of the 12 key areas in the National Key Economic Areas (NKEA)