PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
PEA1: To provide fundamental, up-to-date, and applied knowledge in the field of electricity, enabling students to effectively perform professional electrical processes.
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PEA2: To develop the ability to evaluate and apply principles related to occupational health and safety, environmental awareness, quality standards, and ethical and legal responsibilities.
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PEA3: To educate individuals who can effectively use information technologies, measurement and control tools, communication skills, and a basic level of foreign language proficiency for professional development.
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PEA4: To develop the ability to analyze problems encountered in electrical systems and applications and to propose appropriate solutions.
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PEA5: To promote lifelong learning, career planning, professional ethics, and social responsibility awareness.
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL GOALS
PEH1: To provide students with theoretical and practical education in fundamental areas such as electrical installations, electrical machines, power generation and distribution, measurement, and control.
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PEH2: To raise awareness of occupational health and safety, environmental management, and quality standards through courses and practical applications.
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PEH3: To develop practical skills in current software, automation systems, and information technologies used in the field of electricity.
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PEH4: To implement applications, laboratory studies, and project assignments that enhance students’ teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills.
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PEH5: To enable students to benefit from seminars, activities, and counseling services related to professional ethics, social responsibility, entrepreneurship, and career planning.
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PEH6: To provide learning environments and guidance that support students’ basic-level understanding of technical documents, manuals, and international standards prepared in a foreign language.
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PEH7: To offer technical visits, seminars, fairs, and industry collaborations that allow students to follow current developments in the electrical and energy sectors.
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PEH8: To design course contents that enable students to relate knowledge from different disciplines such as economics, law, and environment to the field of electricity.