Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering


Cordinator, Electrical & Electronics Engineering


Welcome Remarks from the Coordinator of the Department
"Powering the Future"

It is a great honor to welcome you to the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. You are embarking on a journey that will equip you with the knowledge and skills to shape the world around us.

Electrical and Electronics Engineering is the backbone of modern society. From the power that lights up our homes to the complex systems that drive our industries, our field is at the heart of it all.

Our department is committed to providing you with a strong foundation in electrical circuits, electronics, control systems, power systems, and other core areas. You will have opportunities to work on practical projects, conduct research, and gain hands-on experience in our state-of-the-art laboratories.

We believe in fostering a collaborative learning environment where you can explore your interests and develop your potential. Our faculty members are experts in their fields and are dedicated to your success.

Beyond technical skills, we also emphasize the importance of problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork. These skills are essential for addressing the complex challenges facing our world.

I encourage you to take full advantage of the opportunities available to you, including internships, research projects, and student organizations. Your time at our department will be a springboard to a rewarding career in electrical and electronics engineering.

Welcome once again, and I look forward to seeing your achievements.

Thank you.



Philosophy


The philosophy of the Bachelor of Engineering degree (B.Engr) in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Summit University, Offa (SUN, Offa), is to produce graduates with capacities and skills in Communication Engineering, grounded in an unwavering commitment to cultivating a cadre of highly skilled professionals who stand as guardians of the digital realm.

Our primary goal is to equip graduates with unparalleled expertise, enabling them to navigate the intricate web of communication engineering challenges and emerge as stewards of secure and resilient digital ecosystems.


Activity


Electrical and Electronics Engineering is a vast field with numerous opportunities for hands-on learning and exploration. Here are some activities to enhance your undergraduate experience:

Skill Development Activities

  • Circuit Design and Analysis: Master circuit theory, analog and digital electronics.
  • Microcontroller Programming: Learn to program microcontrollers like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or PIC.
  • Power Systems: Understand power generation, transmission, and distribution.
  • Signal Processing: Explore digital signal processing techniques.
  • Electrical Machines: Study motors, generators, and transformers.

Project-Based Learning

  • Electronics Projects: Build circuits, sensors, and actuators.
  • Microcontroller-Based Projects: Develop automation, robotics, or IoT applications.
  • Power Electronics Projects: Design power supplies, inverters, or converters.
  • Renewable Energy Projects: Explore solar, wind, or hydroelectric power systems.
  • Control Systems Projects: Implement control algorithms for motors, robots, or processes.

Academic and Professional Development

  • Internships: Gain practical experience in industry.
  • Research: Participate in research projects to explore specific areas.
  • Certifications: Obtain industry-recognized certifications (e.g., IEEE, IEC).
  • Clubs and Organizations: Join electrical engineering or related clubs.
  • Competitions: Participate in engineering competitions (e.g., robotics, solar car).

Specific Areas of Focus

  • Power Systems: Explore power system analysis, grid integration, and renewable energy.
  • Control Systems: Delve into control theory, automation, and robotics.
  • Electronics: Focus on circuit design, VLSI, or embedded systems.
  • Telecommunications: Study communication systems, signal processing, and wireless networks.
  • Electrical Machines: Explore motor control, power electronics, and electric drives.

Research Activity


Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) offers a vast scope for undergraduate research. Here are some potential areas:

Power Systems and Energy

  • Renewable energy integration (solar, wind, hydro)
  • Power system stability and control
  • Smart grid technologies
  • Electric vehicle charging infrastructure
  • Energy storage systems

Electronics and Circuits

  • Analog and digital circuit design
  • Microelectronics and VLSI design
  • Embedded systems
  • Sensor and actuator development
  • Printed circuit board (PCB) design

Signal Processing and Communications

  • Digital signal processing algorithms
  • Communication system design and analysis
  • Wireless communication systems
  • Antenna design and propagation
  • Image and video processing

Control Systems

  • Control system design and analysis
  • Robotics and automation
  • Control applications in various domains (e.g., aerospace, automotive)

Biomedical Engineering

  • Medical device design and development
  • Biomedical signal processing
  • Bio-inspired electronics

Research Methodologies

  • Experimental research (e.g., prototyping, testing)
  • Simulation and modeling (e.g., using software tools)
  • Theoretical analysis (e.g., mathematical modeling)
  • Literature review and analysis

Admission Requirement


There are three modes of admission into the bachelor’s degree Electrical Electronics Engineering Programme at Summit University, Offa (SUN, Offa): UTME mode, Direct Entry (DE) mode, and Inter-University Transfer. The admission requirements for each mode are presented below.

Compliance with UTME Admission Requirements

  • Credit in five O' Level subjects at General Certification of Education (GCE), Senior Secondary Certificate Education (SSCE), or an equivalent that must include Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English Language, and any other science subject such as Further Mathematics or Geography. The five credits must be obtained at not more than two sittings.
  • For the five-year degree programme, in addition to acceptable passes in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), the minimum admission requirement is credit level passes in Senior School Certificate (SSC) in at least five subjects, which must include English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and other acceptable science subjects at not more than two sittings.
  • Candidates must pass the University Tertiary Matriculation Examination in English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics.

Direct Entry Admission Requirements

  • Holders of Upper Credit Level in National Diploma in Electrical/Computer/Mechatronics/Mechanical Engineering may qualify for admission at 200 Level, plus the requirements stated above, in addition to five (5) Senior School Certificate (SSC) credit passes, which must include English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.
  • Candidates with at least two passes in relevant subjects (Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry) at the GCE Advanced Level or IJMB or JUPEB may be considered for admission into 200 Level.
  • Holders of HND with at least Upper Credit in Electrical/Electronic/Computer/Mechatronics/Mechanical Engineering, in addition to 5 O’Level credit passes, which must include English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, may qualify for admission at 300 Level.
  • Direct entry candidates are required to pass the O' Level grades stipulated in the UTME requirements. Direct entry students must also take and pass the General Studies courses offered at 100 and 200 Levels.

Inter-University Transfer

  • All candidates seeking transfer (inter-university) must have spent a minimum of one academic session in the programme of first admission, with full sessional results attached to the application for transfer.
  • All inter-university candidates seeking transfers to the Department of Electrical Electronics Engineering must:
    1. Be studying an Engineering/Science programme in their current university.
    2. Have passed all courses registered in their current university before seeking the transfer.
    3. Have a minimum CGPA of 2.50 on a scale of 5.00.
    4. Transfer cases can only be entertained up to and not beyond 300 Level.

Duration of the Programme

The Bachelor of Science Programme in Electrical Electronics Engineering is a five-year programme (100 - 500 Level). However, direct entry candidates are expected to spend four years (A' level and OND Candidates) or three years (HND candidates).

The programme is structured in such a way that all engineering students offer the same basic courses at 100 and 200 levels to prepare them for the Engineering profession. The 300 to 500 Level courses are more detailed and focus on training in Electrical Electronics Engineering.

A student cannot stay beyond one hundred and fifty percent (150%) of the programme duration (i.e., 7.5, 6, and 4.5 sessions for 5, 4, and 3-year programmes, respectively).

Mode of Entry, Minimum (Semesters), Maximum (Semesters)

Mode of Entry Minimum (Semesters) Maximum (Semesters)
UTME 10 15
200 Level (D.E.) 8 12
300 Level (D.E.) 6 9