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Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS OF A MASTER IN ELECTRONICS Degree course: Electronics Degree awarded: Master of Engineering in Electronics Professional Qualification: Electronics Engineer (MEng) Duration: 1 years (2 terms) The main goal of the Master’s degree in Electronics is to prepare highly-qualified electronics engineers. The professional suitability of a Master of Engineering in Electronics involves the ability to carry out investigations; to design, assemble and utilize; to perform manufacturing, technological, company and service activities; to do research and teach in the field of Electronics in view of their application in the public and private sectors, industry, agriculture, transport, banking, health care, environment protection, education, science, etc. The Masters of Electronics can successfully work as managers of research teams, design and technological groups, divisions in the marketing and service sector; organizers and managers in the industrial sphere; government officials; lecturers in the field of higher education and so on, in the abovementioned spheres. They can also continue their education as PhD students. A Master of Engineering in Electronics should possess professional expertise and considerable linguistic competence. His/her education should be based on: • broad-based fundamental knowledge in such areas as Theory of scientific experiments, Economics and marketing of firms, Fundamentals of metrology, Information technologies, etc.; • specialised training which includes acquiring knowledge in areas such as Automotive electronics, Biomedical engineering, Applied electronics for agriculture, Telecommunication engineering, Automated electrical drives, Technology practice and research work, Security engineering , etc. • additional training which includes broadening of their foreign language proficiency and acquiring knowledge in the area of intellectual property protection; research and Master’s Thesis in accordance with the student's own interests, abilities and development perspectives. A Master of Engineering in Electronics should be able: • to identify and present his/her own solutions to problems in the field of Electronics; • to apply creatively in practice the acquired knowledge; • to adopt a complex technical and economical approach and use modern methods and tools when solving engineering tasks. A Master of Engineering in Electronics should also possess the following job- specific skills: • to create, develop and maintain modern electronic systems; • to expand the functionality of modern electronic systems; • to develop, adapt and implement up-to-date electronic devices and systems in different fields of everyday life - industry, science, trade, health care, education, banking, etc. • to be able to take part in research activities. • to be able to carry out complex technical and economical surveys and apply modern methods and tools for solving engineering tasks. • to be able to investigate, exploit, maintain and manage small and medium-sized companies, as well as to be able to organize and manage his/her own business in the field of electronics. 223
Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA CURRICULUM of the Master’s degree course in ELECTRONICS Code First term ЕСТS Code Second term ЕСТS Compulsory subjects Compulsory subjects 0231 Information technologies 6 0233 Biomedical Engineering 3 0232 Automotive Electronics 4 0247 Economics and Marketing of 2 Firms 0246 Telecommunication Engineering 6 0248 Automated Electrical Drives 2 0235 Applied Electronics for Agriculture 4 0242 Nuclear electronics 3 1558 Electronic devices for control of renewable energy sources 6 0243 Electronic System for Environment Control 3 Compulsory optional subjects Compulsory optional subjects 0236 Theory of Experiments 4 0239 English for Specific Purposes II 2 0238 English for Specific Purposes I 4 0249 Technology Practice and Research Work 2 0263 Final Project Master thesis Total for the term: 30 Total for the term: 30 15 Total for the degree course: 60 ЕСТS credits 224
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