Bachelor of Science (Electrical Systems)

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Bachelor of Science (Electrical Systems)

• Study mode
  The Electrical Systems major is studied on campus
• Program rating
  By studying Electrical Systems, students will learn the fundamental mathematics of signals, systems and information, and the science of electrical phenomena. After completing the bachlor, the Master of Engineering (Electrical) or Master of Engineering (Mechatronics) can be taken, leading to professional recognition and registration as an engineer.
• Aimed at
  People wishing to work as electrical engineers.
• Employability
  By studying Electrical Systems Engineering you can find work in various areas including research and technical engineering, to management and finance. Possible occupations include bioengineers, computer engineers, electrical engineers, control systems engineers and signal processing engineers. Work can also be found as a technical specialist.
• Expected salary
  Electrical engineers earn an average annual salary in Australia of $126,082.

Comments about Bachelor of Science (Electrical Systems) - On Campus - Parkville - Victoria

• Academic Title
  Bachelor of Science (Electrical Systems)
• Course description
  Sample course plan
  Bachelor of Science major: Electrical Systems
              
  First year
  Engineering Systems Design 1     
  Calculus 2     
  Physics 1     
  Managing People and Organisations
  Engineering Systems Design 2     
  Linear Algebra     
  Physics 2: Physical Science and Technology     
  Introductory Microeconomics
  
  Second year
  Engineering Computation     
  Engineering Mathematics     
  Science Elective     
  Organisational
  Behaviour
  Electrical Systems     
  Mechanical Systems     
  Science Elective     
  Economics of the Environment
  
  Third year
  Digital System Design     
  Circuit Theory     
  Science Elective     
  Organisations, Ethics and Society
  Device Modelling     
  Signals and Systems     
  Science Elective     
  Ecological
  Economics
  

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