Graduate Diploma in Electrical Engineering
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
About
The objectives of the Graduate Diploma in Electrical Engineering are:To develop your knowledge and skills in electrical engineering that will enhance your career prospects in the relevant industries including power transmission and distribution and electronics industry.
To facilitate learning of electrical engineering concepts and applications that are directly linked to industry needs.
To provide a pathway for graduates from other engineering and appropriate science degrees to articulate into electrical engineering.This program is an exit only point from the Masters of Electrical Engineering, which is primarily delivered at the City Campus.
Structure
Year One of the Program
Complete the following Seven (7) Courses:
| Course Title | Credit Points | Course Code | Campus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Renewable Electrical Energy Systems | 12 | EEET2335 | City Campus |
| Protection and High Voltage Engineering | 12 | EEET2336 | City Campus |
| Electrical Energy Conversion | 12 | EEET2337 | City Campus |
| Advanced Control Systems (PG) | 12 | EEET1368 | City Campus |
| Professional Engineering Project Part A | 12 | EEET2346 | City Campus |
| Professional Engineering Project Part B | 12 | EEET2347 | City Campus |
| Project Preparation, Planning and Problem Solving | 12 | EEET1142 | City Campus |
Select and Complete One (1) of the following Courses:
| Course Title | Credit Points | Course Code | Campus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital Signal Processing | 12 | EEET1123 | City Campus |
| Optical Fibre Systems and Networks PG | 12 | EEET1126 | City Campus |
| Antennas for Mobile and Satellite Communications PG | 12 | EEET1131 | City Campus |
| Optical Fibre Technology PG | 12 | EEET1133 | City Campus |
| Satellite Communication Systems Engineering PG | 12 | EEET1138 | City Campus |
| Mobile and Personal Commun Systems Engineering PG | 12 | EEET1141 | City Campus |
| Network Access Systems (PG) | 12 | EEET1148 | City Campus |
| Network Services and Internet Applications (PG) | 12 | EEET1152 | City Campus |
| Image Systems Engineering | 12 | EEET1255 | City Campus |
| Real Time Systems Design | 12 | EEET1262 | City Campus |
| Electronic Manufacturing (PG) | 12 | EEET1457 | City Campus |
| Audio Engineering (PG) | 12 | EEET1462 | City Campus |
| Sensors and Measurement Technologies | 12 | EEET1464 | City Campus |
| Circuit and System Simulation (PG) | 12 | EEET1467 | City Campus |
| Design With Hardware Description Languages | 12 | EEET2035 | City Campus |
| MicroNanoSystems, MEMS, and NEMS | 12 | EEET2044 | City Campus |
| Semiconductor Device Fabrication | 12 | EEET2045 | City Campus |
| Electronic Materials | 12 | EEET2148 | City Campus |
| Real Time Estimation and Control | 12 | EEET2223 | City Campus |
| Network Engineering | 12 | EEET2291 | City Campus |
| RF and Microwave Circuits | 12 | EEET2309 | City Campus |
| Radar Systems | 12 | EEET2310 | City Campus |
| Intelligent Systems | 12 | EEET2316 | City Campus |
| Network Design and Performance | 12 | EEET2317 | City Campus |
| Bioelectromagnetism | 12 | EEET2331 | City Campus |
| Biosignal Processing and Computing | 12 | EEET2332 | City Campus |
| Variable Speed Drives | 12 | EEET2338 | City Campus |
| Power System Analysis and Control | 12 | EEET2339 | City Campus |
| Introduction to Electrical Building Design | 12 | EEET2385 | City Campus |
| Industrial Automation | 12 | EEET2388 | City Campus |
| Switched Mode Power Supplies | 12 | EEET2387 | City Campus |
| Advanced Power Systems | 12 | EEET2381 | City Campus |
| Power Electronic Converters | 12 | EEET2389 | City Campus |
| Professional Experience Postgraduate | 12 | EEET2471 | City Campus |
Entry requirements
Entry to this program is via MC235 Master of Engineering (Electrical Engineering).
Students in the Masters degree who wish to exit the Masters before completion, may be eligible to take out the intermediary award of GD173 Graduate Diploma in Electrical Engineering.
Learning outcomes
Graduates will have the following Program Learning Outcomes:
- High levels of technical competence in the field
- Be able to apply problem solving approaches to work challenges and make decisions using sound engineering methodologies
- Be able to apply a systematic design approach to engineering projects and have strong research and design skills
- Communicate effectively across all modes: listen, speak, write and draw
- Apply the principles of lifelong learning to any new challenge
- Balance the technical, economic, social and ethical demands of a problem in sustainable and culturally sensitive ways
These graduate attributes align closely to the generic attributes of professional engineers as identified by Engineers Australia.
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