Bachelor's Degree in Automation and Industrial Electronic Engineering

1st semester
-Physics
-Calculus
-Computer Science
-Introduction to Business Management
-Anthropology
-Environmental Engineering
2nd semester
-Chemistry
-Mathematical Analysis
-Engineering Design Graphics
-Electrical Physics
-Applied Mathematics

1st semester
-Business Organisation
-Electronic Systems
-Statistics
-Theory of Machines and Mechanisms
-Automation and Industrial Control Methods
2nd semester
-Materials Science and Technology
-Fundamentals of Thermal and Fluid Engineering
-Circuit Theory
-Technical Office and Project Management
-Strength of Materials

1st semester
-Electronic Technology
-Digital Electronics and Microprocessors
-Industrial Manufacturing Systems
-Electrotechnics
-Automatic Control
-Electronic Engineering Project I
2nd semester
-Truth, Kindness and Beauty
-Industrial Computing and Communications
-Industrial Automation
-Power Electronics
-Electronic Instrumentation
-Electronic Engineering Project II

• Teaching Methods for Electronic Engineering
• Foreign Language (English)
• Foregin Language (German)
• Advanced Control Techniques
• Information and Communications Technology

To obtain this speicalisation you must enrol in a minimum of 48 credits.

• Robotic Systems
• Signal Processing and Data Analysis
• Industrial Communications
• Advanced Robotics
• Industrial Electronics Applications
• Industrial Internet of Things
• Work Placement (12 cr.)

To obtain a dual specialisation you must enrol in 60 credits, distributed in the following manner: 48 credits at the collaborating entity, of which 12 credits correspond to the Final Bachelor's Degree Project, and 36 credits belonging to the subjects Company Placement I and II. The remaining 12 credits must be formed by two optional subjects offered at the EUSS. 

• Company Placement I (18 cr.)
• Company Placement II (18 cr.)