Electronics and Computer Engineering
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Academic Degree:
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSc)
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Mode of Study:
Full-time / 6 Semesters / 180 ECTS
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Language of Instruction:
German
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Head of Degree Programme:FH-Prof. Priv.-Doz. DI Dr. techn. Christian Vogel More of this Person
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Campus:
Graz
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Application Deadline:21 August 2018 more deadlines
Electronics and computer engineering are impacting practically all spheres of our lives. Mobile phones, medical devices and airplanes wouldn’t work without innovative technologies. Our students are fascinated by high-tech solutions and develop and program sophisticated electronics.
What you will learn:
Developing hardware
You’ll create digital and analog circuits, making a microcontroller/computer into an embedded system, from the initial design right through to a fully functional product.
Writing software
You’ll develop low-level software for microcontrollers and implement it in programs.
Setting up communications
You’ll implement communication systems and link electronic devices with the whole world via the internet.
Moving things
You’ll create integrated circuits, processes and algorithms for controlling robots, vehicles and planes in real time.
Managing projects
You’ll organise and coordinate your first engineering projects to prepare for your future career.
Enjoying foreign languages
You’ll extend your language skills so that you can discuss technical issues.
Did you know, …
… that we love technology?
We program robots, organise a motor race with model vehicles we've developed ourselves and design small high-performance chips. We love technology and what you can do with it.
Did you know, …
… that you may be exempt from the first part of the course?
If you have a school leaving certificate from a secondary technical college specialising in electrical engineering or electronics, you can go straight into the second or third semester. So you don’t waste any time.
Did you know, …
… that you’ll be working with top class equipment?
You’ll be working on practical tasks right from the first semester in well-equipped labs fitted with state-of-the-art equipment. You’ll have your own dedicated workstation at all times.
Did you know, …
… that you’ll be able to brush up your English?
10 percent of classes are held in English. So you’ll learn the specialist vocabulary used in the industry in preparation for working on international projects and in multi-national teams.
Did you know, …
… that there are top jobs out there for you?
The electronics industry is booming. There are plenty of jobs with career potential and good salaries in a variety of areas and sectors, both here in Austria and abroad.
Did you know, …
… that you can specialise?
You can become an electronics expert by specialising. On the course you can choose between the “Industrial Automation” and “Energy and Mobility” modules.
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