Programme Philosophy: The B.Eng. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering is built on a foundation of mathematics, computing science, and physical science. A small component of Electrical Engineering is introduced in the first year, with progressively larger components in second and third year. The final year is devoted exclusively to Electrical and Electronics Engineering courses. Each year of the program comprises a number of discipline-based courses and courses taught by other discipline areas. Most courses in the first three years of the program are common for all Electrical and Electronics Engineering students. In the third and fourth year, students have the option to select specialty topics in areas such as electronics and control and power system engineering. All the programmes lead to a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) degree, with the type of engineering specified: B.Eng. (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) In the first two years, there is considerable commonality of subjects within the Faculty of Engineering programmes. However, for the Electrical and Electronics Engineering, more than half of the programs are devoted to mathematics, physics, and computer science. 2.2 Programme Objectives The primary aim of the Electrical and Electronics Engineering degrees within the University is to provide an outstanding engineering education to future leaders and to pursue excellence through contributions to research, the profession, industry, and the community. A second aim is to instill in our students the higher-order critical and analytical thinking skills, research and problem solving abilities, and communication skills needed to enable them to operate effectively in an increasingly complex technical, business, and policy environment.