MIT Diploma in Electronics and Computer Engineering

Students who graduate from the Diploma in Electronics and Computer Engineering programme: ? have a general knowledge of electronic and computer engineering theory and practice ? can install, commission, test and service electronic and computer engineering systems. ? demonstrate the ability to learn independently and to adapt to a changing environment. ? have developed problem-solving skills that include critical evaluation, application of existing knowledge, and recognition of the need for new and innovative solutions. ? are able to evaluate, analyse and transform a wide range of information ? have an understanding of the principles underlying the technology in their discipline to be able to keep up with the technological developments in the future

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