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Bachelor of Science In Electrical Engineering with concentration in Power And Energy Engineering
October 4, 2021 2022-06-06 6:24Bachelor of Science In Electrical Engineering with concentration in Power And Energy Engineering
The University of Dubai’s, Electrical Engineering Department offer a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering with concentration in Communication Engineering Program which is accredited locally in the UAE by the UAE Ministry of Education (MOE)
The Power and Energy Engineering Concentration Program Layout
The second concentration of electrical engineering is the power and energy engineering program. The power and energy engineering program focuses on preparing engineers who are able to analyze, design, implement, and maintain electrical power generation, transmission, and distribution. Power engineers are able to work in various government and private sectors that provide or maintain electrical power systems. The program trains students on various electrical power generation stations including traditional ones that relies on oil and gas resources, and stations that relies on renewable resources such as solar, wind, geothermal, and hydro power.
The program includes following category requirements:
| # | Category Requirements | General | Core | Concentration | Total |
| 1. | General Education | 33 | 33 | ||
| 2. | Humanities & Social Sciences | 3 | 3 | ||
| 3. | Cultural Requirement | 6 | 6 | ||
| 4. | Supporting CE (EE) requirements | 6 | 12 | ||
| 5. | BS-CE (EE) Core Requirements | 64 | 64 | ||
| 6. | BS CE/EE Concentration Requirements | 12 | 12 | ||
| TOTAL BS CE (EE) | 54 | 64 | 12 | 130 | |
Freshman and sophomore year
The first two years of the curriculum are devoted to the General Undergraduate Curriculum Requirements Program (GUCR) program that consists of courses which students take at the start of their program of studies at the university. GUCR provides a foundation in English, Mathematics and physical science that is essential to the study of engineering. In addition, GUCR offers courses in natural and applied sciences, humanities and the social sciences. Students choose among these courses in order to complete their general curriculum requirements.
Junior and Senior Year
In the third and fourth years, students focus on the subjects that form the core of engineering and introduce one to Power and Energy Engineering. In the Third Year students take courses in Electronics, Signals & Systems, and Microprocessors, Electromagnetic Theory and Communications. While CE students take courses in Probability, the power engineering students take course in Power and Machines. In the Fourth Year, power engineering students enhance their coverage of power engineering concentration with power system analysis, power distribution and smart grid systems, power system stability and control, and high voltage engineering courses.
Every student must complete a Graduation Project to gain practical engineering design experience. A set of Technical Electives courses will be available to provide students with the opportunity to broaden their knowledge in related areas of engineering, or to concentrate on a deeper understanding in an area of interest.
Summer Blocks for Graduate Trainee (GT) / Learn Earn and Progress (LEAP) Program
A student enrolled in the BS in Electrical Engineering Program is expected to complete a block of Graduate Trainee (GT) / Learn Earn and Progress (LEAP) Program as part of their graduation requirements.
- Sustainable Learning Vision
- Working on engineering projects with the industry
- Ministry of Higher Education Accreditation
- State of the art labs and equipment
- Engagement of Students in Professional Activities
- Support for graduates to pursue their postgraduate studies
| Year 1 | EMTH 100 Calculus I | EMTH 150 Calculus II | GISL 100/105 Islamic Thought (A)/E |
| GPHY 100 General Physics I* | GPHY 150 General Physics II* | ||
| ENGL 100 English I | ENGL 105 English II | ||
| GECE 100 Chemistry I | HSS Requirement | ||
| ENDN 100 Engineering Design | ENAP 150 Comp Algor. & Prog* | ||
| Year 2 | EMTH 200 Calculus III | BMNG 200 Management & Organizational Behavior | GUAS 100 UAE Society |
| EMTH 250 ADV MATH I | EMTH 260 ADV MATH II | ||
| ENMA 200 MATLABTM | GCMM 105 Communication Skills | ||
| ENDD 200 Digital Logic Design* | ENEL 250 Electronics I* | ||
| ENEC 200 Electric Circuits I* | ENEC 250 Electric Circuits II | ||
| Year 3 | ENSS 300 Signals & Systems | ENEE 300 Engineering Economics | Graduate Trainee (GT) / Learn Earn And Progress (LEAP) Program** |
| ENPR 300 Probability & Random Process | GIEC 105 Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Career Planning | ||
| ENMP 300 Micro – P* | ENCS 300 Communication Systems* | ||
| ENEL 300 Electronics II* | EECS 300 Control Systems | ||
| ENMG 300 Electromagnetics | ELCE 340 Power and Machines | ||
| Year 4 | ELCE 461 power system analysis | ELCE 464 power system stability and control | |
| ELCE 463 power distribution and smart grid systems | ELCE 465 high voltage engineering | ||
| Technical Elective 1 | Technical Elective 3 | ||
| Technical Elective 2 | Technical Elective 4 | ||
| ENPR 401 Graduation Project -1 | ENPR 402 Graduation Project -2 | ||
| Humanities and Social Science (HSS) Requirement | Technical Electives | ||
| GCEX 100 Career Exploration | ELE 486 Electric Drives | ||
| GEDU 100 Education & the Future | ELCE 466 Power Electronics | ||
| GLAW 100 Law & Society | ELE 481 Power System Protection | ||
| GPSY 100 Psychology & Society | ELE 487 Renewable Energy Systems | ||
| GCII 100 Contemporary Intl Issues | ELE 473 Industrial Instrumentation | ||
| GCUS 100 Cult. & Society – Thai Society | CE 400 Artificial Intelligence | ||
| GCUS 100 Cult. & Society – Chinese Society |
The program yearly plan: * Lab Based Courses ** Students must be in good academic standing. The students must successfully finish: ENIN 100, BMNG 200, ENDD 250, ENEC 200 (ENEL 300 – desirable) before starting the first GT/LEAP.
| A.1 Tuition Fee for BBA / BS CIS ISS | Local Students (AED) | International Students (USD) | |
| Regular Students (per 3 CH ) | 5,800 | – | |
| Visiting (Short course) (per 3 CH ) | 6,600 | 1,800 | |
| A.2 Tuition fee for Electrical Engineering CE | |||
| Engineering Courses ( per 1 CH ) | 2,300 | 2,050 | |
| Visiting Engineering students – General Education Course (per 3 CH) | 6,600 | ||
| Visiting Engineering students – Engineering Courses (per 1 CH ) | 2,600 | ||
| A.3 Remedial Courses for all programs -Fee per course – discount is not applicable | |||
| Foundation IELTS preparation (15-week) | 5,800 | ||
| Advanced IELTS preparation (15-week) | 5,800 | ||
| Pre-Math | 5,800 | – | |
| A.4 Internship/Industry Project for BBA / BS CIS ISS | |||
| Regular Students | 11,600 | – | |
| Visiting (Short course) | 13,200 | 3,600 | |
| A.5 Internship/Industry Project for Electrical Engineering CE | |||
| Regular Students | 10,000 | ||
| Visiting (Short course) | 11,300 | ||
| A.6 Tuition fee for Lab courses: ITGN 115, ITGN 120, ITGN 230, ITGN 315, ITGN 350, BBUS 215, BBUS 400, GPHY 100, GPHY 150, ENAP 150, ENMA 200, ENDD 200, ENEC 200, ENEL 250, ENSS 300, ENMP 300, ENCS 300, CECN 400, ENPR 401, ENPR 402 = AED 1,000 /per Course | |||
| Regular Students | 5,800+1000=6,800 | – | |
| Visiting (Short course) | =6,600+1,000=7,600 | 2,050 | |
| A.7 International Student Exchange Program as per MoUs | – | As per MoUs or $1,250 | |
| *The maximum discount permissible per student is 30%. | |||
| C. Miscellaneous Fees (Non-refundable) | (AED) | (USD) | |
| C.1 | Application fee | 200 | 100 |
| C.2 | Transfer Application Fee ( Refundable after Course Registration) | 300 | |
| C.3 | Admission Fees (includes Student ID card) | 500 | 200 |
| C.4 | English Placement Test (first time & each time a test is repeated) | 300 | See Notes |
| C.5 | Math Placement Test (first time & each time a test is repeated) | 300 | |
| C.6 | Replacement of a lost ID | 100 | |
| C.7 | Registration Fees – Fall/Spring | 1,000 | |
| C.8 | Registration Fees – Short semester | 500 | |
| C.9 | Late Registration Fee (per course) | 500 | |
| C.10 | Late Registration Fee (Internship) | 500 | |
| C.11 | Student Activity Fees – Fall/Spring | 200 | |
| C.12 | Student Activity Fees – Short semester | 100 | |
| C.13 | Each Post Dated Check (Max 3 in Fall & Spring & 1 in Short semester) | 200 | |
| C.14 | Returned check (maximum 2 chances) | 750 | |
| C.15 | Postponement of post-dated cheque | 250 | |
| D. Miscellaneous Course Related Fees (Non-refundable) | (AED) | (USD) | |
| D.1 | Change of Major (after 45 Credit Hours) | 500 | See Notes |
| D.2 | Application for Incomplete/Make-up Exam (Mid-term/Final exams) | 1,000 | |
| D.3 | Certificate (To Whom it May Concern) | 100 | |
| D.4 | Transcripts | 100 | |
| D.5 | Application for Reviewing Final Exam Sheet | 500 | |
| D.6 | Professional Fee/Other – On time fee applied to Engineering Students | 500 | |
| D.7 | Issuance of Degree Certificate Fee | 350 | 220 |
| D.8 | Re-issuance of Degree Certificate | 1,000 | 300 |
| D.9 | Attestation of True Copy Certificate | 100 | |
| D.10 | Financial & Accounts statement’s printing fee | 100 | See Notes |
| D.11 | Graduation Fee | 2,000 | |
| D.12 | Course Syllabus – print & stamp fee (per course) | 100 | |
| D.13 | Technology Fee (once only – at the time of enrollment) | 700 | |
| The university reserves the right to increase tuition fees up to 10% per academic year when deemed necessary. | |||
| Continuing Students with CGPA >=3.6 are eligible for 20% on the semester tuition fees ( with the CAP of 30%) | |||
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- A minimum High School Average of 75% for Elite Track, or 80% for Advanced Track or equivalent in Standardized International Systems is required.
- Passing EmSAT in Mathematics with a score of 900 or equivalent.
- Passing EmSAT in Physics with a score of 800 or equivalent.
- Passing EmSAT in Arabic Language with a score of 600 or equivalent. Alternatively, non-native Arabic speakers can enroll in a non-credit “Introduction to Arabic Language” course at the institution.
- Passing EmSAT in English Language with a score of 1100, or an equivalent approved English Proficiency test.
- In addition to any other admission conditions set by the college/school.
| Standardized Tests | Score |
| IELTS (Academic) | 5 overall |
| EmSAT * | 1100 |
| Internet-based TOEFL (iBT) | 61 |
| Computer-based TOEFL | 173 |
| Institutional paper-based TOEFL (PBT) | 500 |
- Original UAE high school certificate or equivalent certificate (approved by the Ministry of Education)
- Equivalency letter in case of foreign curriculum
- 4 personal pictures
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Valid student passport copy for UAE nationals
- Ethbara & UID number
- Visa on passport for Non UAE national
- Family book copy for UAE nationals
- Valid emirates ID copy
- Military service letter for UAE nationals
- Employment letter for employed students
- Valid mother’s passport copy
- EmSAT English, Math, Physics and Arabic certificate
| Subjects | SCORE | University of Dubai Credit Awarded |
| Computer Science A | 4 | ITGN 115 (3CH) |
| Computer Science B | 4 | ITGN 120 (3CH) |
| Micro Economics | 4 | Economics BECN 100 waiver |
| Macro Economics | 4 | Economics BECN 225 waiver |
| Language/Composition | 4 | English ENGL 100 Free (3CH) |
| Literature/Composition | 4 | English ENGL 105 Free (3CH) |
| Environmental Science | 4 | GCEI 100(3CH) |
| Mathematics AB | 4 | GMAT 100/110 (3CH) |
| Mathematics BC | 4 | GMAT 105/115 (3CH) |
| Psychology | 4 | GPSY 100 (3CH) |
| Statistics | 4 | BSTA 200 (3CH) |
| Subjects | GRADE OF A* or A or B (University of Dubai Credit Awarded) |
| Accounting | BACC 205 Principles of Financial Accounting |
| Economics | A* or A or B = Waiver of BECN 100 Microeconomics |
| English | English departmental review |
| Math with further Math (EdExcel) | Math departmental review |
| Sl # | Standardized Tests | University of Dubai Credit Awarded |
| 1 | TOEFL PBT ≥ 550 or iBT ≥ 79 | ENGL 100 |
| 2 | IELTS ≥ 6 on each section of IELTS | ENGL 100 |
| 3 | TOEFL PBT ≥ 600 or iBT ≥ 100 | ENGL 105 |
| 4 | IELTS ≥ 6.5 on each section (Reading, Listening & Speaking) of IELTS AND ≥ 7 in Writing | ENGL 105 |
| 5 | EmSAT English 1400-1525 | ENGL 100 |
| 6 | EmSAT English > 1550 and C1 in writing | ENGL 105 |
| 7 | Exempt students who are native English speakers | ENGL 100 & ENGL 105 |
- All students must have a valid English Proficiency Score IELTS 5, EmSAT1100 or TOFEL 500.
- Students transferring from other universities recognized by the UAE Ministry of Education should also meet all the requirements stated under admission requirements for regular students.
- Transfer students must submit original transcripts from the college/university they are transferring from. In addition, transfer students must submit the course syllabus and course description for each course they seek to transfer for credit.
- In addition, they should have earned a GPA of not less than 2.0 and may only be given transfer credit for courses which are equivalent to those offered by UD and in which they have received a minimum grade of C (equal to a GPA of 2.0 or 70%).
- The maximum number of credits a student may transfer must not exceed 50% of the total hours required for graduation.
- Transferred courses must match at least 80% of the course content of UD courses.
- Some general education courses can be transferred as Humanities and Social Science/Natural and Applied Science requirements, even when such courses are not offered at UD.
- No credits will be granted twice for similar courses taken at different universities.
- Students visiting from other universities must have passed all the prerequisites for the required subjects. (The original transcripts from the university in which the student is currently studying must be provided).
- Visiting students cannot register for more than two consecutive regular semesters (short semesters are not considered).
- The visiting student may be accepted as a regular student after compliance with UD admission requirements.
- The candidate must show evidence of prerequisite knowledge required for attending the course (Meet the course instructor/Department Chair/Dean/Director for clarifying this point and state the reason for attending the course).
- Provide a passport copy and four recent photos.
- Pay the regular course fee as applicable for visiting or short course students.
- Attendance is not mandatory.
- Homework assignments/examinations are not mandatory
- The Ministry of Education or the educational authority in the country where studies were done.
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the country where studies were done.
- The UAE Embassy in the country where studies were done.
- In case the attestations couldn’t be done, as in b. and c., certificates must be attested/ratified by the embassy of the country where studies were done in the UAE as well as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the UAE.
- After obtaining the above attestations/ratifications, the student must provide the Certificate of Equivalency Issued by the Ministry of Education in the UAE.
- Completed application form found online at apply-now or available at the Admissions office
- Original UAE high school certificate or certified equivalent (approved by the Ministry of Education)
- Original English language proficiency score certificate (usually sent under separate cover)
- Copy of a valid passport and identity card
- Four recent passport-size photographs (in color) or in JPEG format file
- Students not meeting the requirements regarding high school, English, math and Arabic scores will NOT be admitted on a conditional basis.
- The applicant may apply for student visa only after getting admitted to the program and enroll as a Full Time student.
- Student Visa is valid only for one year.
- A student visa permits the student to work only as a part time after getting the needful approvals from the concerned authorities in the UAE.
- The approval or rejection of the visa is under General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai. The visa process has no timing frame as it may take from two days up to two months, so we strongly recommend to submit your documents at least 2 months before the start of the term.
The Admission Office accepts applications throughout the year for the CSI program.
Please fill out this preliminary application form and one of our admission team will be in contact with you shortly. If you have any problems or questions completing the form, please contact us.
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