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Master of Electronic Engineering (Telecommunication System)

INTRODUCTION

As Malaysia aims to become a fully industrialized nation by 2020, Malaysian businesses and corporate sectors have to provide the impetus and drive for this movement forward. Globalization and K- Economy require Malaysian industries to constantly upgrade their knowledge, competency and skills. This will create an ever-expanding demand for technical and managerial skills and talents.

Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM) has been all along striving to provide higher degree education that is of high quality and relevant to the needs of the various stakeholders. The ability to respond to the participant’s need is facilitated by the program structure, which allows for flexibility, consistent with the compliance of academic requirements and standards, emphasizing on the close rapport between the staff and the students in the university. The idea is to create a conducive academic community which prides itself as an outstanding institution of higher education for excellent teaching and research facilities. The academic members of the staff, the main component for the system to tick, work untiringly at the frontier of their course subjects. They are also very much involved in close collaboration with other colleagues from the private and government sectors.

The needs for the people of Malaysia to be better qualified and knowledgeable is the only way forward to bring the country to greater heights. As the world of Telecommunication Engineering is expanding at a rate never felt before especially in the demand of cellular and wireless technology, FKEKK is offering the Master of Electronic Engineering (Telecommunication Systems) to fresh graduates or those who are working as telecommunication engineers, the opportunity for them to further improve their academic qualification.

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE

The Master of Electronic Engineering (Telecommunication Systems) is conducted on a Taught Course basis. It is designed to extend the knowledge and skills gained during the undergraduate degree program. The major areas are dealing with telecommunication subjects to fully justify the course as prescribed. The curriculum comprises of a couple of university compulsory subjects, a number of common engineering subjects and the rest are telecommunication subjects plus a project related to the field of studies. The programme involves lectures, seminars and project work. The whole programme consists of 40 credits which is in compliance to the MQA which requires a minimum of 40 credits for a master programme. The subjects are delivered on a taught course basis, along with assignments and assessments. A grade of 2.7 is the minimum to pass a subject but an overall of Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of at least 3.0 is required for the award of the Master degree. This includes the successful completion of the Master Project 2 module to be completed during the special semester.

COURSE CURRICULUM

SEMESTER 1

CODESUBJECTCREDITCATEGORY
MPSW 5013Research Methodology3W
MPSW 5033Engineering and Technology Management3W
MENC 5013Advanced Digital Signal Processing3P
MENE 5013Advanced Electronic Design3P
MENT 5013Advanced TCP/IP Network3P
MENT 5213Wave Propagation3K
TOTAL18

SEMESTER 2

CODESUBJECTCREDITCATEGORY
MENU 5014Project I4PS
MENT 5223Antenna Design3K
MENT 5233Microwave & RF Circuit Design3K
MENT 5513Advanced Digital Communication3E
MENT 5523Satellite Communication3E
MENT 5533Wireless Broadband Communication3E
MENT 5543Optical Communication3E
TOTAL16*

*Choose TWO (2) Electives (E) Only

SPECIAL SEMESTER

CODESUBJECTCREDITCATEGORY
MENU 5026Project II6PS
TOTAL6
GRAND TOTAL40

Category:

W: University Compulsory Subjects
P: Programme Core Subjects
K: Course Core Subjects
E: Elective Subjects
PS: Master Project