Possession of theoretical and practical knowledge in basic sciences, mathematics, and computer sciences, and the ability to apply this knowledge to Electrical-Electronics Engineering problems.
Ability to identify, investigate, and solve complex Electrical-Electronics Engineering problems using appropriate analysis methods.
Competence in selecting and using modern techniques, information technology tools, and simulation software required for engineering applications.
Ability to design and conduct experiments, and to analyze and interpret data.
Ability to design an electrical-electronics engineering system, component, or process under specified conditions.
Competence to work on individual and multidisciplinary tasks, provide leadership, and assume responsibility.
Ability to communicate effectively regarding professional matters, both in writing and orally.
Competence in maintaining awareness of universal professional and ethical standards.
Competence to identify one's own learning needs and engage in lifelong learning.
