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The University Of Georgia

Program name:	Engineering
Study Level:	Undergraduate
Program leader:	Kakhaber Tavzarashvili
Study language:	English
Qualification:
Program capacity:	240
Program permission:	English language B1 level (70%) and other legislative requirements, namely citizens of Georgia should successfully pass Unified National Entrance Examinations. Foreign high-school graduates who received complete general education abroad or its equivalent and the last two years of complete general education had studied abroad or students who lived abroad for the last two or more years and who are currently studying abroad in higher educational institutions recognized by the legislation of the host countries will be able to enter the program without passing Uniform National Entrance Examinations according to Order №224/N of the Minister of Education and Science of Georgia (December 29, 2011).
Program goals:	The goals of the program are to provide quality general education in the engineering, well-grounded in the fundamental principles of science, mathematics and engineering; to foster innovation; to develop the ability to analyze, synthesize, and design engineering (electrical, telecommunication and computer) systems; by means of general education courses, to enhance ability to communicate and acquire an understanding and appreciation for other areas of human intellectual achievement; to prepare students for successful careers in industry, government and academia. Graduates with engineering competencies will able to get job positions in many private companies and organizations as electrical, telecommunication and as computer engineers.
Methods for Attaining Learning Outcomes:	Methods for achieving knowledge and understanding Lectures and seminars Working with textbooks Discussion Demonstration Laboratory working Usage of video and audio products Interactive studies Methods for developing skills or abilities for practical use in real life Practical study Laboratory working Team work Solving of a problem Producing (small) more complicated research under the supervision Methodology for developing judgment skills or abilities Critical analysis Presenting and defending debatable topics Problem solving tasks Literature analysis Critical assessment of own work Constrictive criticism Methods for developing learning skills or abilities Working with textbook Searching required literature electronically and in library Methods for developing communication skills or abilities Writing assignments Presentation Verbal and oral methods
Learning outcomes:	Knowledge and understanding Know and understand mathematics, science and engineering principles; Know and understand physics, including mechanics, electromagnetism, molecular physics, optics and modern physics with quantum theory; Know and understand mathematics through differential and integral calculus, typically including differential equations, linear algebra, complex variables, and discrete mathematics; Know and understand basics of computer science, Office software, programming with C++, Engineering software (LabView, MathLab) ; Know and understand engineering necessary to analyze and design complex electronic devices, software, and systems containing hardware and software components, as appropriate to program objectives; Know and understand contemporary engineering issues. Skills Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science and engineering principles for solving problems; Identify, formulate and solve problems encountered in the practice of electrical, telecommunication and computer engineering; Work individually and in team; Design and conduct experiments according to pre-instructions; Use the techniques, skills and modern engineering tools necessary for electrical, telecommunication and computer engineering practice; Design and realize electrical components, systems, or processes to meet desired needs and realistic constraints. Write simple computer programs with pre-instructions; Analyse theoretical and numerical results of various engineering, physical and mathematical problems; Design and conduct experiments to compare the theoretical and experimental results; Analyse quantitative and qualitative results of a research. Function on multidisciplinary teams; Present own vision in writing as well as to make presentation using modern technology in subject areas; Use appropriate terminology during a presentation; Explain or tell appropriate information to the specialists as well as other interested individuals; Participate in discussion; Present detailed analysis of the result in writing; Communicate fluently in Georgian and in English in subject areas; Use electronical communication at academic level. Find information by using modern telecommunication technologies. Responsibility and autonomy Recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning; Strive for continuous professional development by improving knowledge and skills appropriate to each chosen career path and by managing increasingly complex contemporary issues, products, and systems; Search required literature electronically and in library for future professional development; Consider engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental and societal context; Consider liberal-democratic attitudes expressed by respecting individual and property; Consider correct attitude towards physical and intellectual properties. Consider personal and collective responsibilities.
Date of approval:	10-31-2012
Approval protocol number:	38-12
Date of program update:
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Program details:	After completing the core program (180 ECTS) the rest of credits (60 ECTS) student can choose from: • one of the elective program concentrations (42 ECTS) and free credits; • free credit from other program concentrations in accordance with preconditions or other English Language Programs. Program elective concentrations are: • Engineering physics (42 ECTS) • Telecommunications (42 ECTS) • Computing (42 ECTS)
Teaching Process Characteristics:	The length for undergraduate studies is defined as 4 years or 8 terms. University Study Day is divided in lectures (lessons).The lecture consists of several (two, three or four) parts (theoretical part, practical – seminar, lab), each of length - 60 minutes. At the University groups (classes) are formed as from 25 or 50 students. The minimum number of students per group is 10. If during the registration less than 10 students registered, the University reserves the right not to open the group.

University Core


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
KART1220E	Academic Writing	6	1
HIST1120E	Introduction to World History	6	2
HIST1230E	Introduction to the History of Georgia	6	3
BUSN1210E	Basics of Business and Economics	6	4
	Credits sum:	24

Program Core


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
EENG1103E	Physics 1 (Mechanics)	6	1
INFO1113E	MS Office	3	1
MATH1115E	Calculus I	6	1
EENG1204E	Physics 2 (Electricity and Magnetism)	6	2
EENG1206E	Laboratory 1 (Mechanics)	3	2
INFO1111E	Introduction in Programming (C++)	6	2
MATH1166E	Calculus II	6	2
EENG2101E	Engineering Mathematics I	6	3
EENG2107E	Laboratory 2 (Electricity and Magnetism)	3	3
EENG2110E	Circuit Analysis	6	3
INFO3131E	Object Oriented Programming C++	6	3
EENG2105E	Physics 3 (Thermodynamics, Waves & Optics)	6	4
EENG2202E	Engineering Mathematics II	6	4
EENG2208E	Laboratory 3 (Thermodynamics,Waves&Optics)	3	4
EENG2211E	Semiconductor Fundamentals	6	4
EENG2212E	Analog Electronics	6	4
EENG3109E	Laboratory 4 (Electronic Circuit Engineering)	6	5
EENG3113E	Digital Electronics	6	5
EENG3114E	Signals and Systems	6	5
EENG3115E	Engineering Electromagnetics	6	5
INFO4259E	Data Structures and Algorithms	6	5
EENG3216E	Microprocessors	6	6
	Credits sum:	120

Program Elective


Code	Subject	ECTS
ENGL1110E	General English I	6
KART1141	Georgian, as a second language I	6
MATH1121E	Precalculus	6
ENGL1120E	General English II	6
KART1241	Georgian, as a second language II	6
INFO1107E	IT Services and Projects Management	6
INFO3120E	Introduction to WEB development	6
INFO3230E	Programming language Java I	6
INFO3250E	Visual Programming (C#) I	6
INFO3254E	Oracle Database Design and Programming	6
INFO4150E	Visual Programming (C#) II	6
EENG3217E	Modern Physics	6
EENG3218E	System Modeling and Control	6
EENG3219E	Computer Modeling of Engineering Problems	6
EENG3220E	LabView Programming	6
EENG3221E	Microwave Circuit and System Design	6
EENG3222E	Software Engineering	6
INFO3133E	Programming Language Swift	6
INFO3220E	Web Development (PHP, MySQL)	6
INFO4250E	Programming language Java II	6
INFO4450E	Introduction to Game Development I	6
INFO1107E	IT Services and Projects Management	6
INFO1126E	Android Application Programming	6
INFO3260E	Malware analysis	6
INFO4120E	Web Development (ReactJS)	6
	Credits sum:	150

Electrical Engineering - Specialization Core


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
EENG4124E	Electromagnetic Compatibility	6	7
EENG4125E	Robotics and Automation	6	7
EENG4123E	Semiconductor Devices and Processing	6	7
EENG4226E	Introduction to Photonics	6	8
EENG4236E	Practice 1	12	8
EENG4227E	Principles of Nanotechnology	6	8
	Credits sum:	42

Telecommunication and Radio Engineering - Specialization Core


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
EENG4129E	Antenna theory and design	6	7
EENG4130E	Digital Communications	6	7
EENG4128E	Telecommunication Systems	6	7
EENG4232E	Optical Communication	6	8
EENG4237E	Practice 2	12	8
EENG4231E	Wireless Communication	6	8
	Credits sum:	42

Computer Engineering - Specialization Core


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
INFO3110E	Computer Network I	6	7
EENG4133E	Computer Organization	6	7
EENG4134E	Modern Operating Systems	6	7
INFO3210E	Computer Networks II	6	8
EENG4235E	Computer Security	6	8
EENG4238E	Industrial Practice 3	12	8
	Credits sum:	42

Matrix Of Privequisites

Evaluation system

Weekly review	36 point / 36%;
Research Paper	10 point/ 10%;
Midterm exams	24 point / 24%;
Final exam	30 point / 30%

Point	GPA	The university assessment	The general assessment in Georgia
97-100	4,00	A+	A	Excellent
94-96	3,75	A
91-93	3,50	A-
87-90	3,25	B+		Very good
84-86	3,00	B	B
81-83	2,75	B-
77-80	2,50	C+	C	good
74-76	2,25	C
71-73	2,00	C-
67-70	1,75	D+	D	Satisfactory
64-66	1,50	D
61-63	1,25	D-
51-60	1,00	E	E	Sufficient
Not passed
41-50		FX	FX	Insufficient
<40		F	F	Failed