Program Mission

The program’s mission is derived from the mission of the College of Safety for Science and Technology, which can be summarized as follows:
Providing human resources with the knowledge and skills that align with the needs of the labor market by qualifying students capable of keeping pace with the requirements of continuous development and business success. This strategy is achieved by adopting the following:

1. Diversifying engineering specializations to meet the needs of the labor market.
2. Continuously developing curricula with a focus on practical application.
3. Developing skills in the use of computers and information technology, and in dealing with software and the World Wide Web to serve the specialty.

Program Educational Objectives

1. Preparing specialized personnel in the fields of electrical engineering.
2. Contributing to filling the gap in the needs of various engineering and industrial sectors.
3. Keeping pace with modern developments in the various branches of engineering.
4. Enabling graduates to make electrical engineering decisions that help develop their work and the activity of their establishment.
5. Developing graduates’ skills in various engineering fields, in terms of curricula and applications.
6. Building an integrated generation of graduates who possess the capabilities to plan and predict the long- and short-term electrical engineering needs of various industrial facilities.
7. Developing graduates’ skills in scientific research and continuing education in the field of electrical engineering.

Academic Section:

Scientific Section: Arabic Language – English Language – Religious Education – Specialized Mathematics – Physics – Chemistry + any of the following: Biology – Computer Science – Engineering Sciences – Arts and Design

Industrial Technical Section: Arabic Language – English Language – Religious Education – Specialized Mathematics – Physics – Electrical Engineering + any of the following: Electrical Connections – Electrical Electronics. Minimum competitive score (65%)

Year 1

Semester 1	Semester 2
Religious Studies  1	Religious Studies  2
Arabic Language 1	Arabic Language 2
English Language 1	English Language 2
Calculus 1	Calculus 2
Linear Algebra	Linear Algebra
General  physics	General  physics
Chemistry	Chemistry
Mechanics of Engineering 1	Mechanics of Engineering 2
Workshop 1	Workshop 2
Engineering Drawing 1	Engineering Drawing 2

Year 2

Semester 3	Semester 4
Differential Equations	Complex Functions
Introduction to  computer science	Vector Analysis
Materials Science & Characteristics	Programming Languages
Principles of Mechanical Eng.	Mechanics of Materials
Principles of Electrical Eng.	Electrical Circuit Theory 1
	Digital Electronics 1
	Electrical Drawing
	Electromagnetic Fields Theory

Year 3

Semester 5	Semester 6
العقود الاسلامية	Sudanese Studies
Statistics and Probability	Numerical Methods
Electrical Power systems 1	Mechanics of Machines
Analog Electronics 1	Occupational  and Environmental Safety
Principles of Electrical Eng.	Computer Applications 1
Electrical Circuit Theory 2	Measurements & Instrumentations
Direct Current Machines	Analoge Electronics 2
Digital Electronics 2	Electromagnetic Fields Theory
	Control Elements

Year 4

Semester 7	Semester 8
Engineering Economics	Computer Techniques
Research Methodology	Power Electronics
Computer Applications 2	Occupational  and Environmental Safety
Control Theory	Sensors & Transducers
Induction Machines	Programmable Logic Controllers
Introduction to Telecomm.	Synchronous Machines(Power Major) Control Systems(Control Major)
Electrical Power Systems 2(Power Major) Signals & System Analysis(Control Major)	Power Systems Distribution(Power Major) Instrument  Systems & Signals(Control Major)

Year 5