Electronics And Computer Engineering | Engineering and Applied Science School

About Program

The field of Electronics and Computer Engineering (ECE) is one of the most rapidly developing fields of engineering. Moreover, almost everything we use and rely on in our everyday lives has an electrical, electronic, and computing component.

The ECE program at Nile University is characterized by its flexibility and comprehensiveness to cope with the rate of technological development by offering a broad base of courses for students.

The Electronics and Computer Engineering program aims to provide an excellent educational level for students by providing graduates with the theoretical and applied foundations necessary to solve problems scientifically and providing them with the awareness of the important role specialized engineering plays for the community in Egypt and abroad.
The ECE program is committed to continuous improvement in the overall quality of learning, and scientific and academic research, with the effective participation of students who are the focus of the educational process.
The program bears the responsibility of participating in the scientific and technological progress in its field of specialization by providing the theoretical, practical, and technical basis for students to allow them to practice professional and research work, whether this work is in the industrial community or in the academic and research field so that education in the program becomes a suitable nucleus for completing postgraduate studies.
The program bears the professional responsibility to provide means of continuing education and specialized training for engineers working in the industry to develop their capabilities and provide them with the necessary skills to cope with the steady growth in technology that the world is currently witnessing.

Skills & Career Path

ECE Careers and Market Needs:

Communication Systems Engineer and Designer
Software and Hardware Integration Engineer
Intelligent Systems Engineer
Internet and Intranet Specialist
Software Engineer & Designer
Electronics Engineer
Application-Specific Hardware/Software Systems Engineer

Skills:

The graduates will be:

Able to communicate verbally and in writing professionally with work participants.
Able to teach, learn, continually develop and acquire new skills.
Appreciate the surrounding social aspects that sometimes govern the design and development of products and services that are appropriate for the environment and the community in which he/she works.
Able to continue obtaining academic degrees higher than the bachelor's level (for distinguished students)
Familiar with the mathematical, scientific, and technical basis for solving engineering problems in the field of electronics and computers.

Promoted Facilities

Embedded Systems Lab

The Embedded Systems Lab includes several state-of-the-art training kits that enable the lab to offer a wide range of experiments to serve the different computer architecture, and embedded systems courses offered in the ECE program serve the research activities at NU.

Communication Lab

The Communication Lab is built around the USRP B200 mini software defined radio (SDR) kits and the free and open-source software GNU Radio. This provides a high degree of flexibility in developing a wide range of lab experiments that suit the analog, digital and wireless communication courses.

Circuits and Electronics Lab

The Circuits and Electronics Lab combines basic electronic instrumentation and high technology equipment to serve the university’s undergraduates all the way through their five-year educational journey and postgraduates with their advanced research. The electronics lab includes oscilloscopes, function generators, power supplies, and electronic inventory.

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