Associate Degree of Engineering (Electrical & Electronic Engineering)

Program Overview

The Associate Degree of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) from UniSQ provides a hands-on, industry-focused program that equips students with practical skills in electrical and electronic engineering. Emphasizing core concepts, the program prepares graduates for careers as electrical and electronic engineering officers, technicians, and drafters. The program offers practical experience through residential schools, access to specialized equipment, and is accredited by Engineers Australia, allowing graduates to work both domestically and internationally.

Program Outline

The Associate Degree of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) from UniSQ equips students with the knowledge and skills to pursue a career in the electrical and electronic engineering industry. The program emphasizes practical studies, allowing students to gain hands-on experience in electrical and electronic equipment, measurement equipment, microprocessors, programmable logic controllers, and workshop practices.

Objectives:

• Provide students with a solid foundation in electrical and electronic trade, translating practical know-how into physical and mathematical principles.
• Offer a broad perspective of the entire engineering discipline and its practice.
• Develop students' knowledge in electrical theory, digital and analogue electronics, telecommunications, and control principles.
• Prepare students to apply theory across a range of industries.
• Electrical and electronic trade
• Electrical theory
• Digital and analogue electronics
• Telecommunications
• Control principles

Course Schedule:

The program consists of 16 units, including:

• 6 core courses
• 8 major courses

Assessment:

Assessment Methods:

The program utilizes various assessment methods, including:

• Assignments
• Projects
• Examinations
• Practical assessments

Assessment Criteria:

The assessment criteria are based on the learning outcomes of each course and may include:

• Knowledge and understanding of concepts
• Problem-solving abilities
• Communication skills
• Teamwork and collaboration

Teaching:

Teaching Methods:

The program employs a range of teaching methods, including:

• Lectures
• Tutorials
• Practical sessions
• Workshops
• Residential schools

Faculty:

The program is taught by experienced faculty members with expertise in electrical and electronic engineering.

Unique Approaches:

• The program emphasizes practical experience through hands-on activities and residential schools.
• Students have access to first-class laboratories and specialized equipment.

Careers:

Potential Career Paths:

Graduates of the program can pursue careers as:

• Electrical and electronic engineering officers
• Electrical or electronic drafters or designers
• Electrical maintenance technicians or planners
• Power systems technicians
• Telecommunications technicians
• Technical officers
• Engineering support officers

Opportunities and Outcomes:

Graduates are well-positioned for employment in various industries, including:

• Railways
• Mining
• Manufacturing
• Waste processing
• Mineral processing
• Specialist technical sales
• Major power companies

International Recognition:

The accreditation is recognized in countries that are signatories to the Dublin Accord, allowing graduates to work overseas.

Fast-Track Options: