Sept 2021 Entry
Programme code: JS37034 years
124 (plus training credits)
Students may be required to take an extra subject in Physics depending on their entry qualifications.
Dr K.H. Loo
BEng, PhD, MIEEE
Programme Aims
This programme combines sound scientific principles with engineering applications to help students develop into competent and effective engineering professionals in the areas of integrated circuit design, electronics, telecommunications, computers, embedded systems, and multimedia technologies and programming.
Programme Characteristics
This programme emphasises both theory and applications in learning and teaching. The curriculum includes
After completing the fundamental subjects in Years One and Two, students choose their professional development specialism by selecting subjects in four different areas in Years Three and Four. The four areas of specialism are
Students may also engage in overseas exchange scheme and earn recognised credits in a university outside of Hong Kong for one semester during Year Three.
The programme also provides workplace training opportunities for students to gain work experience within and outside Hong Kong through Work-Integrated Education (WIE).
Professional Recognition
The programme has been granted full accreditation by the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE) and recognised by all signatories of the Washington Accord. Graduates of the programme will satisfy the academic requirements for Corporate membership of the HKIE.
Years One and Two: Students study a set of fundamental subjects in electronics, engineering science, programming, information technology, mathematics and communication skills.
Year Three: Students study more advanced and specialised subjects in the areas of telecommunications, computers, data and computer communications, integrated circuits, control engineering, embedded systems and programming. Students have to complete an integrated project and a multi-disciplinary project over a duration of two semesters.
Year Four: Students can choose from a list of technical elective subjects and complete a final-year design project to strengthen their technical knowledge and skills.
Information on the subjects offered can be obtained here.
Satisfy the University's General Entrance Requirements.
There is no compulsory subject requirement. Preferred subject(s) with the highest weighting for admission score calculation include(s):
Applied Learning Subjects:
Relevant Applied Learning subject(s) that can be considered for meeting the University entrance requirement and admission score calculation is/are:
For further programme information, please contact:
The General Office (tel: 2766 6211/2766 6223; email: eie.enquiry@polyu.edu.hk).
As a new graduate of the Electronic and Information Engineering degree programme, I now have a great deal of useful knowledge covering areas such as the operating principles of different electronic components, data and mobile communication theories and various programming languages. I can now design electronic devices and develop application software.
The programme provides many opportunities for students to engage in group projects that consolidate the knowledge gained in class. For example, for the Integrated Project we had to construct an automatic robot that could move by tracking a white line and complete assigned tasks.
The EIE Department also has excellent facilities. There are a number of laboratories and computer labs equipped with useful software packages such as MatLab, Visual Studio and Eclipse. This convenient access helped us finish our assignments and projects. Lo Kwan Ming |  |
 | 這短短四年的大學生涯是年青人一個很重要的成長階段。對於我來說，這是一個由讀書到投身社會工作的過渡期。這個課程除了學到有關電子、網路、編程等專門知識外，我還從中確定了自己職業的取向。通過長達一年的實習，我不但見識到一些理論如何付諸實際應用，還認識到公司的業務的具體運作情況，更親身體驗到辦公室文化的現實處境。這些經驗讓我可以更快地適應畢業後的工作環境。在我一度感到迷失、不清楚自己未來路向的時候，感謝導師一再給予我許多寶貴的意見、勉勵及提醒。我也很珍惜同學之間相處的日子。我們互相鼓勵和幫助，彼此一同成長，繼而一起踏進人生的另一個階段。 劉穎芝 |
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