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Program Description
The Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering (MEP-EE) is designed for graduates who are in the field of electric generation, transmission, and distribution systems. The program focuses on the economics, reliability, security, and protection of the electrical power system. Simulations of system faults in the different components of the power system are also tackled. Elective courses provide the students with an understanding of new technologies in power system and other related fields. This program is course-based and culminates in a practicum courses.
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Blended
Learning Mode
August
Start of Classes for the First Term
Scholarships
Program Length
By the time of graduation, the student must be able to:
1. Demonstrate a comprehensive broad understanding of electrical engineering principles and apply advanced knowledge in the discipline.
2. Analyze, synthesize, create, and evaluate electrical engineering systems, and propose a sustainable solution to the identified problem.
3. Communicate technical knowledge effectively in oral and written reports and other activities.
4. Contribute to generating, disseminating, and preserving engineering knowledge, methodologies, techniques, and processes.
5. Engage in life-long learning.