Electronic Engineering Level 8 (Add-On)

Course Description:

Electronic Engineering at Level 8 investigates platforms for implementing advanced embedded systems. Typical platforms are 32-bit RISC processors, DSPs, FPGAs and Configurable System on Chip technology. These platforms may also incorporate the use of a Real Time Operating System (RTOS). An important application area for advanced embedded systems is audio and image processing.

This programme is an add-on year to any Level 7 Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Electronic Engineering.

Subject areas are as follows,

  • Digital Signal Processing
  • Mathematics, Nanotechnology 
  •  Electronics, Operating Systems Programming
  • Advanced Embedded Systems
  • Operations Management
  • Programmable Logic Technology
  • Project – Electronic Engineering.

 

Key Skills: 

Having completed the programme, you will be able to:

  • Program a 32-bit RISC Microcontroller and interface it to the real world.
  • Use software and hardware tools to process signals digitally.
  • Program and configure Operating Systems.
  • Program Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs).
  • Complete an advanced embedded systems project.
  • Research current applications and future possibilities for Nanotechnology in Electronic Engineering.
  • Carry out Digital Signal Processing Techniques

 

Career Opportunities:

Career opportunities exist in Software Engineering, Hardware Design Engineering and Research and Development. 

Award

Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Electronic Engineering, Level 8

Duration

One Year

Number of places

32

Entry requirements

Over 50% average Grade at Level 7 in Electronic Engineering or related discipline. Applicants with other qualifications and/or with relevant industrial experience will also be considered through IT Sligo’s RPL process.

Click here to download Add-on Information Sheet 2012 13

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Further Study Opportunities

Research and Taught Masters (Level 9) at IT Sligo and elsewhere.

For further information, contact:

Or

  • David Tormey
  • Head of Department of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering
  • + 353 (0)71 91 55225

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