Electrical and Electronic Engineering
The Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering(EEE) at BAC provides top-quality teaching, research, and other services to the academic community. The department offers an excellent and rigorous academic program that is appropriate to the career field. Its design, composition, delivery, and assessment of learning follows are in accordance with international academic best practices.
The program focuses on the four key areas of electronics: circuits and systems, signal processing, computing, and communication. Students develop in-depth knowledge and practical expertise in circuit analysis and design, mechanisms for automated control of processes, communication systems, signal processing, and electrical power generation and delivery. These produce highly-qualified engineers who can tackle rapid technological advances by providing innovative solutions.
Program Objectives
The Program Objectives of the BEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering program are to:
- Produce graduates with an enthusiasm for Electrical and Electronic Engineering, an appreciation of its application in different contexts, and to involve them in an intellectually stimulating and satisfying experience of learning and studying.
- Produce graduates with knowledge of the importance of Electrical and Electronic Engineering in an industrial, environmental, academic, economic and social context.
- Produce graduates with the ability to apply a variety of study methods in the investigation and analysis of problems in Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
- Produce graduates with the ability to apply their knowledge and understanding to be competitive and creative.
- Produce graduates with the knowledge and skills required to critically evaluate information, assumptions, arguments, and concepts for solving real-world engineering problems.
- Produce graduates with the qualities and skills for employability enabling them to either pursue courses of further study and research, or to move directly into their chosen career
Laboratory Facilities
Electronics Laboratory
This laboratory is used to perform experiments related to the fundamentals of subjects common to all EEE students. These students perform various experiments for different combinational and sequential digital circuits such as comparators, multiplexers, flip-flops, counters, shift registers, and sequence detectors.
In order to understand the basic concepts of electronic systems, the lab is equipped with Function Generators, Analog or Digital Integrated Circuits, Analogue or Digital Oscilloscopes, PCs with specialized electronic design software, Fixed and Variable Power Supplies and Arduino Kits
Control Systems Laboratory
The Control Systems Laboratory is equipped with a hand robot, coupled tanks, industrial control systems, microcontroller boards from Matrix (E-blocks2) and Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA) kits. The equipment is used for teaching process calibration, open loop and closed-loop systems, and PID controllers. The lab is also equipped with digital oscilloscopes, arbitrary sweep generators and Flowcode and Matlab/Simulink software.
This laboratory is used for introducing and reinforcing the fundamentals of various analog and digital control systems, PID controllers and interfaces. It is also used for the calibration and diagnostics of various control systems for testing purposes. We also conduct research on the characteristics of different types of linear and non-linear controllers and multivariable control theories.
Career Options
- Communications and Media
- Computer Hardware and Software Design
- Acoustic Consultant
- Broadcast Engineer
- CAD Technician
- Design Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Electronics Engineer
- IT Consultant
- Multimedia Programmer
- Network Engineer
- Nuclear Engineer
- Sound Engineer
- Special Effects Technician
- Systems Analyst
- Technical Author
Events
A Workshop on “An Introduction to Arduino Programming”
Organized by: Dr. Ahmed Hechri
Duration: Two-day Workshop on 8-9 December 2021
Topics Covered in the Workshop:
- Introduction to Embedded Systems
- Introduction to Open-Source Platforms
- Introduction to Microcontrollers
- Introduction to Programming Language
- Interfacing I/O devices such as LEDs, Buzzers, Seven Segment, and Serial Communication
- Interfacing I/O devices such as LCD and ADC
Workshop Outcomes:
- Added new dimensions on Arduino to help understand the concepts and improve proficiency in students in the field of Embedded Systems
- Learn the basics of Embedded Systems and their applications
- Focus on the students who are eager to learn Arduino Basic and interfacing with GPIO which will definitely pay dividends in the future
- Increase knowledge and understanding of fundamental Arduino interfacing paradigms; Arduino architectures and challenges in the real world with software and hardware
- Add competence from different areas of technology, especially from E&TC engineering, robotics, electronics and intelligent systems
Research and Development Activities
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Faculty Name
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Name of the journal
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Year of Publication
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ISSN Number
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Impact Factor
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SCI/Scopus
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1
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Dr. Houssemeddine Gouta
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Automatika: Journal for Control, Measurement, Electronics, Computing and Communications
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2022
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Print ISSN: 0005-1144 Online ISSN: 1848-3380
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1.156
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SCI-EBSCO INSPEC (Institution of Electrical Engineers) Science Citation Index Expanded (Clarivate Analytics) Scopus (Elsevier) Directory of Open Access Journals
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– H. Gouta, W. H. Al-Ashek and B. Saad, “Anti disturbance composite tracking control for a coupled two tank MIMO process with experimental studies”, AUTOMATIKA, vol. 63, pp. 593-604, 2022.