Bachelor of Engineering in Computer and Electronic Engineering
Discipline: Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Programme Code:
GA570
Location: Galway - Dublin Road
NFQ Level: 7
Programme Duration: Three years
Mode of Study: Full time
Application Route: Apply through the CAO
Entry Requirements: Minimum LC grade of O4/H7 in Mathematics, in addition to general entry requirements
Places: 80
CAO Round 1 Points: 200 (2016)
Why Study?
GMIT has one of the top Electronic Engineering qualifications in Ireland. You will learn about computers, electronics and software from the basic transistor to the internet. We pride ourselves on our innovative learning environment which uses team and problem-based techniques… this means less teaching and more learning for you.
Programme Modules
Year 1:
- Computer Electronics
- Electronic Principles
- Applied Electronics
- Project
- Web Design & Software Animation
- PCs and Multimedia
- Technology
- CAD
- Mathematics
- Learning to Learn
Year 2:
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Programming
- Project
- Analog Devices
- Microelectronics
- Telecommunications
- Computer Networks
- European Language
- Mathematics and Civic Engagement
Year 3:
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Programming
- Project
- Computer Networks
- Signals and Systems
- Digital Systems
- Enterprise and Innovation
- Mathematics
- Eelective modules
Career Opportunities
Your qualification is a passport to work anywhere in the world. The companies you work for may be in computers, the Internet, software, telecommunications, broadcast media, energy or healthcare. You may work in product design, sales, technical support or management. You may start your own business.
Follow-on Studies:
Students are eligible for the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Computer and Electronic Engineering and other Level 8 add-on programmes.
Essential Information:
Materials Fee
Students will be liable for an additional materials fee of €100 per year for certain full time programmes. This fee is not covered by Granting Authorities. Material Fees are not applicable to either Erasmus, Part-Time or Full time Non-EU students.
