Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - Mechatronics

Graduates will be thoroughly prepared to work in design and development in a number of areas including:

• Medical robotics, systems and instrumentation
• Defense robotics and systems
• Manufacturing robotics and systems
• Industrial and home robotics
• Automotive robotics and systems
• Distributed systems
• Smart consumer products

The program was awarded accreditation by the Ministry of Education UAE in 2018

The BScEE program is market-relevant, designed as per the QF Emirates level-7, with emphasis on well-focused Program Learning Outcomes that prepare students to explore and to be knowledgeable about the discipline of Mechatronics.

• To maintain, monitor, and further develop a conducive environment for learning and teaching to ensure relevance and excellence in the engineering field.
• To adopt and show the enthusiasm and contribution of all staff and students and to support the ambitions of all by providing them with both academic excellence and the practical experience required for career success.
• To generate an atmosphere of dignity and mutual respect while encouraging scholarly debate and applied research.
• To generate an atmosphere of dignity and mutual respect while encouraging scholarly debate and applied research.
• To accept accountability and value the input of all stakeholders particularly in our operation as a portal to Canadian education; and so, make CUD the University of Choice in our target market and simultaneously an employer of choice for all academic, management and support staff.
• To account for the needs of all internal and external stakeholders by securing the sufficient and relevant resources that are available for the achievement of all strategic and operational goals, to enhancing the sovereignty of the University as an independent institution of higher education.
• Equip engineering students with a sense of social responsibility, moral and ethical behavior in a global working environment.

Upon successful completion of the BScEE program, the graduate will be able to:

• Demonstrate an understanding of the concepts and principles of mathematics, science, computing, and engineering.
• Acquire specialized knowledge of principles, concepts and methodologies related to electrical engineering.
• Demonstrate in depth understanding of the fundamental principles in Electronics/ Mechatronics/Telecommunication components, systems, and processes.
• Communicate effectively orally and in writing using various media and information technology tools.
• Evaluate electrical systems using methods that include appropriate research and experimentation, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of information.
• Creatively design Electronics/ Mechatronics/Telecommunication components, systems or processes through the integration and application of diverse technical knowledge.
• Work in an effective and creative way individually and in teams and demonstrate leadership skills.
• Comply with international standards in designing and developing Electronics/ Mechatronics/Telecommunication systems.
• Comprehend the impact of globalization, economic, cultural, ethical, legal, and societal factors on the Electrical engineering industry.
• Pursue academic and/or professional development, to be aware of current advances.

The BScEE degree shall be awarded to a student upon completing the following requirements:

• A student enrolled in the BScEE program must have passed one hundred and forty (138) credit hours.
• A student must have achieved a CGPA of not less than 2.0 on a scale of 4.0 points.
• A student must have earned at least 50% of credits at CUD.
• The internship and graduation project must be completed at CUD.