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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING PROGRAM

Due to its leading role in the development and application of science and technology, Electrical-Electronics Engineering is one of the most rapidly changing and developing areas of engineering. Ranging from electromagnetic field theory to satellite antenna design, basic electrical circuit analysis methods to large-scale circuit design, digital system design to communication technologies, power electronics to high voltage applications, symbolic logic to artificial intelligence, and biomedical engineering to microelectronics, this field of engineering synthesizes well-established theories with emerging ones in great harmony and creativity in an effort to generate solutions and products in sectors as varied as energy, health, space technology and defense.

METU NCC Electrical and Electronics Engineering Program

The purpose of the METU NCC EEE Program is to provide a contemporary education opportunity in every field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Students, both national and international, will become engineering professionals with recognized research and leadership abilities, working creatively and effectively, and adhering to life-long learning principles. Students will not only acquire a sound knowledge of basic sciences, such as mathematics, physics and chemistry but they will also develop a firm understanding of economics, social sciences and humanities before specializing in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Students can take advantage of the flexibility of the curriculum design, and upon building a sound background on basic sciences and engineering sciences, they may specialize in the computer, microwave and antennas, energy systems and power electronics, or control fields of Electrical and Electronic Engineering by choosing appropriate technical electives.

Career Opportunities

Students graduating from the METU NCC Electrical and Electronics Engineering Program can work as engineers, researchers or managers in any public or private organization operating in areas as diverse as digital system design and communication technologies, automation and control of energy production, conveyance and distribution; bioengineering and defense applications requiring high-level technology such as intelligent control, signal processing; hardware design and software development. Graduates may also pursue academic careers in leading universities, both in Turkey or elsewhere, as a result of the broad knowledge and analytical perspective they gain through the METU NCC Electrical and Electronics Engineering Program.

Curriculum

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FIRST YEAR
First Semester
MAT 119	Calculus with Analytic Geometry	(4-2) 5
PHY 105	General Physics I	(3-2) 4
CHM 107	General Chemistry	(3-2) 4
EEE 100	Introduction to Electrical and Electronics Engineering	(1-0)NC
ENGL 101	Development of Reading and Writing Skills I	(4-0) 4
CNG 100	Introduction to Information Technologies and Applications	(2-0)NC
Second Semester
MAT 120	Calculus for Functions of Several Variables	(4-2) 5
PHY 106	General Physics II	(3-2) 4
CNG 140	C Programming	(3-2) 4
MAT 260	Basic Linear Algebra	(3-0) 3
ENGL 102	Development of Reading and Writing Skills II	(4-0) 4
SECOND YEAR
Third Semester
MAT 219	Differential Equations	(4-0) 4
EEE 201	Circuits Theory I	(4-2) 5
	Restricted Elective (a)	(3-0) 3
EEE 224	Electromagnetic Theory	(4-0) 4
ENGL 211	Academic Oral Presentation Skills	(3-0) 3
TUR 101 b	Turkish I	(2-0) NC
Fourth Semester
EEE 230 / STAS 221	Probability and Random Variables / Statistics for Engineers I	(3-0) 3
EEE 202	Circuits Theory II	(4-2) 5
EEE 212	Semiconductor Devices and Modeling	(3-0) 3
	Non-technical Elective	(-) 3
EEE 248 / CNG 232	Logic Design	(3-2) 4
TUR 102 b	Turkish II	(2-0) NC
THIRD YEAR
Fifth Semester
EEE 361	Electromechanical Energy Conversion	(3-2) 4
EEE 303	Electromagnetic Waves	(3-0) 3
EEE 301	Signals and Systems I	(3-0) 3
EEE 311	Electronics I	(3-2) 4
ENGL 311	Advanced Communication Skills	(3-0) 3
HST 201 c	Principles of Kemal Atatürk I	(2-0) NC
EEE 300 d	Summer Practice I	(-) NC
Sixth Semester
EEE 347 / CNG 336	Introduction to Microprocessors / Introduction to Embedded Systems Development	(3-2) 4
EEE 302 / CNG 382 / MECH 304	Feedback Systems / Analysis of Dynamic Systems with Feedback / Control Systems	(3-0) 3
EEE 312	Electronics II	(3-2) 4
EEE 306	Signals and Systems II	(3-0) 3
HST 202 c	Principles of Kemal Atatürk II	(2-0) 0
	Non-technical Elective	(-) 3
FOURTH YEAR
Seventh Semester
EEE 493	Engineering Design I	(1-2) 2
	Technical Elective (e)	(-) 3
	Technical Elective	(-) 3
	Technical Elective	(-) 3
	Non-technical Elective	(-) 3
EEE 400 d	Summer Practice II	(-) NC
Eighth Semester
EEE 494	Engineering Design II	(1-2) 2
	Technical Elective	(-) 3
	Technical Elective	(-) 3
	Technical Elective	(-) 3
	Free Elective	(-) 3

(a) Restricted electives will be chosen among available courses offered by the other engineering departments, such as MECH 203, MECH 205/CVE 224, MECH 227, CVE 241
(b) Foreign students will take TUR 201 and TUR 202, which may be taken in the first year by the consent of the advisor.
(c) International students will take HST 205 and HST 206 instead of HST 201 and HST 202
(d) Students are expected to complete their summer training prior to registering EEE 300 and EEE 400
(e) At least two technical elective courses should involve laboratory work.

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