ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGINSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG

“A nation which depends upon others for

its new basic scientific knowledge will be

slow in its industrial progress and weakin its competitive position in world

trade.”Vannevar Bush

Science, The Endless Frontier, 1944

“Scientist Discover the world that exists; Engineers create the world

that never was”Theodore van Karman

Aerospace Engineer

Engineering is not science. Engineers generally don't "do" science. Science is about discovering the natural. Engineering is creating the artificial.

ENGINEERING Engineers apply the theories and

principles of science and mathematics to research and develop economical solutions to technical problems.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Electrical Engineering is among the most

significant engineering field which drives the evolution of human civilization in the last centuries.

It is expected will continue to be the one in the foreseeable future. A new frontier of human endeavor is opened every moment which are only possible by the technology delivered by electrical engineering

COMPUTER ENGINEERS Computer engineers analyze, design, and evaluate

computer systems, both hardware and software. Computer engineers often find themselves focusing on problems or challenges which result in new "state of the art" products, which integrate computer capabilities.

They work on the design, planning, development, testing, and even the supervision of manufacturing of computer hardware -- including everything from chips to device controllers.  They also focus on computer networks for the transmission of data and multimedia.

INDUSTRY SECTORS Telecommunications

Telecommunications is a prime growth area for electrical and electronics engineers.

Local-area networks, both radio and wired within buildings and campuses

Wire and optical links to homes and businesses Satellite communications in unwired Third World countries Satellite communications for mobile telephone users

everywhere Satellite, microwave, and fiber-optic trunks for intercity

traffic Databases ranging from internet sites to collections of

specialized technical information

INDUSTRY SECTORS Energy and Electric Power

Power engineers deal with energy generation by a variety of methods -- turbine, hydro, fuel cell, solar, geothermal, and wind, for example. They also deal with electrical power distribution from source to consumer and within factories, offices, hospitals, laboratories, and they design electric motors and batteries. In industry, power engineers are employed wherever electrical energy is used to manufacture or produce an end product

INDUSTRY SECTORS Computers

The computer industry serves many industry sectors, including aerospace, transportation, construction, telecommunications, power, medicine, and automated manufacturing.

INDUSTRY SECTORS Semiconductors

The chief enabling technology at the heart of the electronic components booming computer industry is semiconductor technology, in particular the development and manufacture of integrated circuits

INDUSTRY SECTORS Aerospace

Electrical and electronics engineers in the aerospace field design and develop electronics and power equipment for aircraft, helicopters, and spacecraft.

Displays, controls, communications, and navigation are important aspects of the field, as are simulators for training and development.

Military systems for land, sea, and air also come under the aerospace category

INDUSTRY SECTORS Bioengineering

This wide-ranging field, alternatively referred to as biomedical engineering, was created some 30 years ago by the merging interests of engineering and the biological /medical sciences.

Some of the representative bioengineering activities include the design of diagnostic and therapeutic devices for clinical use, the design of prosthetic devices, the development of biologically compatible materials, and the application of state-of-the-art technology to biological research.

INDUSTRY SECTORS Manufacturing

Manufacturing technology has become more important in recent years as global economic reality has forced companies to reevaluate basic manufacturing techniques in order to remain competitive.

In pursuit of increased productivity, companies have introduced such innovations as just-in-time parts supply, six-sigma quality goals, statistical process control, and robotic assembly cells.

INDUSTRY SECTORS Services and Other Professions

Many electrical and computer engineers and computer scientists find that their technical background makes them well suited for a variety of work in other industries.

For example, the service industry has become a major employer of engineers and computer professionals. Some find work that directly corresponds to their professional training.

The entertainment industry hires engineers for a variety of projects; Disney, for example, recruits imagineers to develop amusement parks, while Pixar hires computer scientists/engineers to help create animated films.

The banking and finance industry has many computer-related positions that need engineers to manage rapid-trading activities.

INDUSTRY SECTORS Education and Research

Many electrical engineers, computer engineers, and computer scientists interact with educational and research institutions or industrial labs. Some go straight into college and university teaching and research after completing their PhD degrees.

Still others teach for corporate universities instituted by companies such as Motorola, Intel, and Bellcore.

INDUSTRY SECTORS Transportation and Automotive

This industry spans many areas. Transportation can include railroads, shipbuilding, and traffic management.

What these disparate areas have in common is that employers rely on increased use of electronics merged with other engineering disciplines.

It includes electronics for internal and external communication, navigation, failure detection, and displays of many types.

Many vehicles are directed and accelerated by fault-tolerant electronics

EMPLOYMENT According to the U.S. Bureau of

Labor Statistics, electrical and electronics engineers hold about 291,000 jobs in the U.S. This represents 19.4% of the 1.5 million jobs held by engineers in the U.S.  Almost every industry has a need to employ electrical engineers.

SALARY DATA According the U.S. Department of

Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median income for electrical engineers is $75,930. In terms of starting salaries, the average starting salary for electrical engineers who have earned a Bachelor's degree is $55,292, while those with a Master's were offered $66,309. Ph.D. electrical engineers received average starting salaries of $75,982.

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PROGRAM OBJECTIVE (1) Technical Knowledge: Provide a basic

knowledge of electrical engineering principles along with the required supporting knowledge of mathematics, science, computing, and engineering fundamentals.

Laboratory and Design Skills: Develop the basic skills needed to perform and design experimental projects. Develop the ability to formulate problems and projects and to plan a process for solutions taking advantage of diverse technical knowledge and skills.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVE (2) Communications Skills: Develop the

ability to organize and present information, and to write and speak effective Indonesian and English.

Preparation for the Profession: Provide an appreciation for the broad spectrum of issues arising in professional practice, including teamwork, leadership, safety, ethics, service, economics, environmental awareness, and professional organizations.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVE (3) Preparation for Further Study: Provide

sufficient breadth and depth for successful subsequent graduate study, post-graduate study, or lifelong learning programs.

Preparation for national industrial development: Provide sufficient basics to have active roles in developing electrical engineering and other related industries in Indonesia.

CURRICULA OVERVIEW

Mathematics & Basic Science

Electrical Engineering

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OUR PROGRAM EE Core :

Math, Electronics, Programming, Digital System, Signal and System, Electromagnetic, Industrial Practices, & Final Project

EE Breadth: Materials, Biomedical, Computer, Control,

Electronics, Signal Processing, Microprocessor, Telecommunication, and Power System

Depth: Computer, Biomedical, Electronics, Control

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CURRICULA

COURSES FROM ELECTRONICS CONCENTRATION AREA AND ITS PRE-REQ

EL2040Electronics

EL2140Electronics Lab

EL3040Mixed Signals

Electronics

EL4044Avionics System

EL3041RF Micro-

electronics

Course in Electronics Concentration

EL3042Analog and

Mixed Signal IC Design

EL3044Instrumentation

Systems

EL3042Semiconductor

Device

EL4041IC Technology

EL2095Sistem Digital

EL2195Digital System

Lab

EL3043Digital Processor

Structure

EL4045Analysis and

Design of Digital IC

EL4040VLSI System

Design

EL3096Microprocessor

Sys. & Lab

EL3046Embedded Sys.

Design

EL3246Embedded Sys.

Design Lab

EL3043Embedded Sys.

Network

COURSES FROM CONTROL CONCENTRATION AREA AND ITS PRE-REQ

EL2040Electronics

EL2140Electronics Lab

EL4025Mechatronics

Courses in Control & System Concentration

EL3020Control System

EL3120 Control System

Lab

EL4021Multivariabel Control Sys.

EL3022Control Syst.

Instrumentation

EL3122Control Syst.

Instr. Lab

EL4024Sist.Penggerak

Elektrik

EL4023Robotics

EL4022Digital Control

System

EL4122Digital Control

Sys. Lab

EL4026Intelligent

Control System

EL3092Digital Signal

Processing

EL3192Digital Signal

Processing Lab

COURSES FROM BIOMEDICAL CONCENTRATION AREA AND ITS PRE-REQ

EL3000Fund. of

Biomedical Eng.

EL3002Biomedic

Instrumentation

EL3008Digital Image

Processing

EL3006Biomedical

Physics

Courses in Biomedical Concentration

EL3001Fund. of Human

Anatomy and Physiology

EL3004Biomaterials

EL4000Biomedical

System Design

EL4001Medical

Informatics

EL4002Sensors and Transducers

EL4003Physiology

Modelling & Simulation

EL4004Biomechanics

EL4005Stochatics Biomedical Signal Proc.

EL4006EM wave &

Ultrasound in BME

EL2093Electric Circuit

EL2193Electric Circuit

Lab

EL3092Digital Signal Processing

EL3192Digital Signal

Processing Lab

EL2040Electronics

EL2140Electronics Lab

EL3020Control System

EL3120Control System

Lab

EL2090Electromagnetic

Field

COURSES FROM COMPUTER CONCENTRATION AREA AND ITS PRE-REQ

EL2095Digital System

EL2195Digital System

Lab

EL3010Computer

Architecture

EL3110Computer

Architecture Lab

EL3011Sequential

Circuit Design

EL3014Digital System

Design

EL4014GPU

Programing

EL4010Computer

Architecture II

EL3012Interfacing and

Peripherals

EL4012High Perf.

Comp. Design

EL3013OS Design

EL3016Network Soft.

EL3097Computer Network

EL4097Adv. Computer

Network

EL4011Prob. Solving

with OOP

EL4013Multimedia

System

EL3015Pemecahan

Masalah dgn C

Course in Computer Concentration

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PROGRAMSemester 1 Semester 2

URUT SEM

KODE KULIAH NAMA KULIAH SKS URUT

SEMKODE

KULIAH NAMA KULIAH SKS

1 MA1101 Kalkulus IA 4 1 MA1201 Kalkulus IIA 42 FI1101 Fisika Dasar IA 4 2 FI1201 Fisika Dasar IIA 43 KI1101 Kimia Dasar I A 3 3 KI1201 Kimia Dasar II A 3

4 KU1101 Konsep Pengembangan Ilmu Pengetahuan 2 4 KU1201 Sistem Alam & Semesta 2

5 KU1071 Pengenalan Teknologi Informasi A 2 5 KU1001 Olah Raga 26 KU102X Bahasa Inggris 2 6 KU1011 Tata Tulis Karya Ilmiah 2

7 EL1092 Dasar Rangkaian Elektrik 2Total = 17 SKS Total = 19 SKSTotal kredit Tahun 1 = 36 SKS

Semester 3 Semester 4

URUT SEM

KODE KULIAH NAMA KULIAH SKS URUT

SEMKODE

KULIAH NAMA KULIAH SKS

1 EL2093 Rangkaian Elektrik 3 1 EL2090 Medan Elektromagnetik 3

2 EL2193 Praktikum Rangkaian Elektrik 1 2 EL2040 Elektronika 3

3 EL2095 Sistem Digital 3 3 EL2140 Praktikum Elektronika 1

4 EL2195 Praktikum Sistem Digital 1 4 MA2074 Matematika Teknik II 3

5 MA2072 Matematika Teknik I 3 5 EL2094 Sinyal & Sistem 3

6 EL2091 Struktur Diskrit 3 6 EL2092 Probabilitas & Statistik 3

7 IF2030 Algoritma & Struktur Data 4 7 KU206X Agama dan Etika 2

Total = 18 SKS Total = 18 SKS

Total kredit Tahun 2 = 36 SKS

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM

Semester 5 Semester 6URUT SEM

KODE KULIAH NAMA KULIAH SKS URUT

SEMKODE

KULIAH NAMA KULIAH SKS

1 ELxxxx Kuliah Pilihan Breadth 14 1 ELxxxx Kuliah Pilihan Breadth 3-62 XXxxxx Pilihan Non Prodi 1 3 2 ELxxxx Technical Electives 13-10

3 XXxxxx Pilihan Non Prodi 2 3Total = 17 SKS Total = 19 SKSTotal Kredit Tahun 3 = 36 SKS

Semester 7 Semester 8

URUT SEM

KODE KULIAH NAMA KULIAH SKS URUT

SEMKODE

KULIAH NAMA KULIAH SKS

1 EL4096 Tugas Akhir I & Seminar 2 1 EL4099 Tugas Akhir II (Capstone Design) 4

2 EL4092 Etika Rekayasa & Kapita Selekta 2 2 EL4091 Kerja Praktek 2

3 ELxxxx Technical Electives 6 3 ELxxxx Technical Electives 6

4 XXxxxx Pilihan Basic Science 3 4 XXxxxx Pilihan Mata Kuliah Manajemen 3

5 XXxxxx Pilihan Mata Kuliah Lingkungan 3 5 KU2071 Pancasila dan Kewarganegaraan 2

6 XXxxxx Pilihan Non Prodi 3 3

Total = 19 SKS Total = 17 SKS

Total Kredit Tahun 4 = 36 SKS

Total Kredit = 144 SKS

PREPARATION FOR STUDY READ!!!! Schedule Discipline Make time to relax

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