Erasmus ECTS Information Package

Erasmus ECTS Information Package
Faculty of EEEA
PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS
OF A BACHELOR IN
TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
Degree course: Telecommunication Systems
Degree awarded: Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)
Professional Qualification: Telecommunications Engineer
Duration: 4 years (8 terms)
The Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunication Systems (TS) should possess fundamental and
specialist knowledge in a wide range of topics in the field of information and telecommunication
systems. Students should adopt the idea of lifelong learning under the conditions of dynamically
developing trends in the field of telecommunications. The knowledge and skills acquired throughout the
degree course aim to help engineering graduates to adapt quickly to the conditions of the market.
The graduates in telecommunications should be able to perform activities in the field of assembly,
exploitation and service of telecommunication devices, systems and technologies. The complex
knowledge gained during the course of study provides students with the ability to perform organizational
and managerial activities in fields connected with telecommunications.
The Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunication Systems should possess the following theoretical
knowledge and practical skills:
1. Key theoretical knowledge:
A Bachelor of TS should:
• acquire knowledge required in the fundamental engineering courses – mathematics, physics,
programming, etc.;
• have in-depth knowledge of the specialized courses, forming the basis for up-grading the degree
course, such as Electrical Engineering, Semiconductors, Analogue and Digital Engineering, Power
Supply, Antenna-fader and Microwave Systems, Radio Engineering, etc.;
• have expertise required in the basic specialized courses which include Measurements in
Telecommunications, Radio Technical Systems, Television Systems, Switching, Multiplexing and
Cable Equipment and Technologies, Cable and Optical Transfer Media and Systems, Signals and
Systems, Processing and Transfer of Signals, Communication Networks and Systems, Computer
Systems, Programming Languages, Operating Systems, Network Protocols, Microprocessors,
Teletraffic Design, Reliability of Systems and Information, Multimedia Systems and Technologies,
etc.;
• have good command of the basic principles, structure, and functional features of
telecommunication devices, systems and technologies;
• have sufficient knowledge of foreign languages /fluent English and operative second foreign
language/.
2. Key practical skills:
A Bachelor of TS should:
• be familiar with computer and office equipment, application software, the Internet and Internet
technologies;
• be able to use control-measuring devices, test and diagnostic tools; measure and analyze the
results;
• be able to solve engineering problems related to the assembly, adjustment, exploitation,
diagnostics and service of telecommunication devices, networks and systems self-dependently;
• have skills and aptitude for using foreign language information, including periodicals, technical
books, and Internet information;
• be able to search, find, analyse and present information for solving particular problems;
• be able to work in a team with representatives of the same and different professions;
• be aware of legal and ethical aspects of the TS area;
• be willing to undergo continuous education and self-study.
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