Curriculum

Electronic Science and Technology

Overall framework of curriculum system

The program consists of 180 credits, including 64 credits of general education courses, 68 credits of discipline-specific courses, 33 practicum courses, and 15 credits of thesis.

Course Type

Minimum Credit Requirements

Course Attributes

Course System

Minimum Credit Requirement

Remarks

General Studies Program

64 credits

Compulsory

Basic Liberal Studies

58


Publicly Selected

Extended Liberal Studies

6

University-wide public elective with a minimum of 2 credits of art courses and a minimum of 3 categories of Extended Liberal Arts courses.

Academic Programs

68 credits


Compulsory

Specialized Basic Courses

43


Compulsory

Specialized Core Courses

16


Electives

Specialized Elective Courses

9

International courses whose contents are in line with the teaching objectives of the major shall be recognized by the faculty according to the actual contents of the courses.

Practical Courses

33 credits

Compulsory

Professional Practice

33


Undergraduate Dissertation

15 credits

Compulsory

Thesis

15


Total Credits

180


Course teaching module

Core professional courses

(I) Specialized Fundamentals

Circuit Analysis, Linear Algebra, Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics, Analog Electronics, Digital Electronics, Semiconductor Device Physics, Signals and Systems, Sensor Principles and Applications, Microcontroller Principles and Interfacing Technology, Advanced Language Programming, Physical Optics, Electromagnetic Fields and Electromagnetic Waves, and so on.

(II) Specialized Courses

1. Optoelectronic Devices and Integration: Applied Optics, Fundamentals of Laser Principles, Digital Image Processing, Optoelectronic Detection Technology, Laser Devices and Systems, and so on.

2. Intelligent Circuits and Systems: Embedded System Design, Computer Networks, FPGA and Hardware Description Languages, RF Electronic Circuits, Automatic Control Principles and Techniques, and so on.

Practical teaching process

The program focuses on cultivating students' practical ability. In addition to the practice within the theoretical courses, there are 40 courses with pure practical credits, including industry awareness, electronic process internship, engineering project practice, metalwork internship, enterprise internship and production work and graduation internship, and so on.