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Department of Electrical Engineering (Bachelor of Engineering)
- Curriculum Structure for 4-year Degree
- First Year Curriculum and Course Registration
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First-year Curriculum and Course Registration
First-year Curriculum
Subject Area | Course Code | Course Title | Credit Units (CU) |
---|---|---|---|
Gateway Education (12 credit units) | |||
English a | GE1401 & GE2410 |
University English (3CU) English for Engineering (3CU) |
6 |
OR | |||
LC0200A & LC0200B |
English for Academic Purposes 1 & 2 (6CU) | ||
College-specified GE courses | MA1200/ MA1300 |
Calculus and Basic Linear Algebra I/ Enhanced Calculus and Linear Algebra I |
3 |
MA1201/ MA1301 |
Calculus and Basic Linear Algebra II/ Enhanced Calculus and Linear Algebra II |
3 | |
EE2066 b | Engineers in Society | ||
College Requirements c (6 credit units Science subjects) | |||
Physics | PHY1101 | Introductory Classical Mechanics (3CU) | 6 |
Computing | CS1302 | Introduction to Computer Programming (3CU) | |
Major Requirments (12 credit units) | |||
EE Level-1 courses | EE1000 | Programme Induction | 0 |
EE1001 | Foundations of Digital Techniques | 12 | |
EE1002 | Principles of Electrical Engineering | ||
EE1004 | Foundations of Information Systems and Data Analysis | ||
GE1354 | Introduction to Electronic Design |
Notes:
- Students whose entry qualification in HKDSE English Language is below Level 4 are required to take LC0200A & LC0200B English for Academic Purposes 1 & 2 (EAP) before progressing to GE English courses. Please see more details by referring to the Section ‘Curriculum Structure of 4-year Degree'.
- Students will take EE2066 Engineers in Society in their final year of studies.
Recommended Study Plan for First-year Students
- All unnecessary changes to pre-arranged timetable should be avoided. Students wishing to drop/change a pre-assigned course should do it online or using the electronic form on AIMS during add/drop period. Places given up are not guaranteed if they are required to be retrieved.
- Students are advised to keep the suggested semester study load to 15 - 18 credit units as suggested.
- Students are advised to refer to their own timetable pre-arranged according to the recommended study plan as below and avoid possible time conflict when considering adding any GE course during the course add/drop period.
Semester A | Semester B |
---|---|
English (GE1401/ LC0200A) | English (GE2410/ LC0200B) |
*MA1200 Calculus and Basic Linear Algebra I/ MA1300 Enhanced Calculus and Linear Algebra I |
*MA1201 Calculus and Basic Linear Algebra II/ MA1301 Enhanced Calculus and Linear Algebra II |
EE1000 Programme Induction | |
Group I Students | |
CS1302 Introduction to Computer Programming | EE1001 Foundations of Digital Techniques |
EE1002 Principles of Electrical Engineering | GE1354 Introduction to Electronic Design |
EE1004 Foundations of Information Systems and Data Analysis | PHY1101 Introductory Classical Mechanics |
#Any ONE GE course of distributional requirement OR GE1501 Chinese Civilization – History and Philosophy | |
Group II Students | |
CS1302 Introduction to Computer Programming | EE1002 Principles of Electrical Engineering |
EE1001 Foundations of Digital Techniques | EE1004 Foundations of Information Systems and Data Analysis |
GE1354 Introduction to Electronic Design | PHY1101 Introductory Classical Mechanics |
#Any ONE GE course of distributional requirement OR GE1501 Chinese Civilization – History and Philosophy | |
Total: 15-18 CU | Total: 15-18 CU |
* Students are highly encouraged to take MA1200 and MA1201 in which the engineering mathematical contents already fit the needs of the following studies in their majors.
# Students will need to register for the GE course on web during the add/drop period.
Course Registration
Web-registration
All first-year courses have been pre-registered for students according to recommended study plan above. For more information about course registration, please visit ARRO’s website.
Last Updated : 9 Augest 2024