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The Microelectronics with Automatic Control
course covers a wide range of topics in computer, electronic, input/output
(I/O) programming, embedded systems, communications and networking
for automation and control industries. The course aims to produce
graduates with strong analytical and logical thinking skills as
well as good hands-on skills. |
The Microelectronics with Automatic Control
course offered in the Microelectronics and Physics Division is well
equipped with a wide range of software, hardware and networking
facilities to enhance students’ learning. |
The Advanced Diploma in Science cum BS Degree
course aims to produce applied oriented microelectronic graduates
majoring in Microelectronics with Automatic Control. The course
is so designed that graduates are trained to the professional level,
specialising in electronic systems design, integrated circuit (IC)
design, embedded system design, digital signal processing, control
system engineering and intelligent system control. |
With the opportunity for students to go for
six months industrial training, students will be exposed to real-life
industrial problems, which will be both challenging and rewarding
in terms of the invaluable experience that they will gain. Students
are trained to improve their problem solving skills so that they
would be able to blend into the workforce easily. |
| Academic and Professional Progression |
| Graduates have been accepted into postgraduate studies in many universities. |
The Advanced Diploma in Science (Microelectronics
with Automatic Control) is recognised as suitable for progression
to a Liverpool John Moores University (JMU), UK degree with prior
credit. Advanced Diploma graduates of this programme can obtain
the BEng (Hons) Microelectronics Engineering Degree from JMU by
completing the final semester of the programme at the university. |
| Career Prospects |
| The Advanced Diploma in Science
cum BS Degree course is designed to meet the
increasing employment demands and opportunities due to the rapid
development of the
microelectronic and semiconductor technology particularly in microelectronic
design,
development and manufacturing industries as well as industrial automation
and control
industries. Graduates can seek employment as microelectronic engineers,
industrial control
engineers, control system engineers etc. |
| Minimum Entry Requirements |
Diploma in Science (Microelectronics with Automatic
Control) from TAR College or other equivalent
qualifications. |
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| Course Schedule |
| Course
Schedule |
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| Advanced
Diploma in Science cum BS Degree (Microelectronics with Automatic
Control) |
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| Unit Code | Unit Title | Credit |
| AAMP4054 | ASIC Design I | 4 |
| AAMP4064 | Computer Engineering | 4 |
| AAMP4174 | Electromagnetics and Its Applications | 4 |
| AAMS4534 | Advanced Engineering Mathematics III | 4 |
| AEMS3113 | Moral dan Etika | 3 |
| AAMP4024 | Analogue Circuit Design | 4 |
| AAMP4094 | Data Acquisition and Interfacing | 4 |
| AAMP4144 | Optics | 4 |
| AAMP4164 | Semiconductor Devices Physics | 4 |
| AELE3783 | English for Management (Science) | 3 |
| Liberal Arts Unit I | 3 |
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| AAMP5034 | Digital Signal Processing | 4 |
| AAMP5064 | Microelectronic Circuit Design | 4 |
| AAMP5078 | Industrial Training (6 months) | 8 |
| AAMP5026 | Project | 6 |
| Seminar | 1 |
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| AAMP5084 | Intelligent Systems Control | 4 |
| AAMP5174 | Control Systems Engineering | 4 |
| AAMP5194 | Electrical Machines and Drives | 4 |
| AAMP5124 | Integrated Circuits Technology and Fabrication | 4 |
| Liberal Arts Unit II | 3 |
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