I'd love to know the various branches of Electrical/Electronics Engineering that one can specialize in both as Undergraduates in Nigerian Universities and also for Postgraduate studies.

Telecommunications and power.

dandollaz:
Telecommunications and power.

yup

Telecommunications, power, control, instrumentation.

Okay apart from the general courses you'd take in Electronic and Electrical Engineering
there are four options given to students to specialize in, so I'd mention the areas and the course you'd take under them.
1. Communication Engineering

You'd do the following course under this area

Radio Frequency Electronics
Wireless Communication
Communications Theory
Telecommunication Engineering
Computer Communications


2. Control and Instrumentation Engineering

we have

Introduction to Modern Control
Instrumentation Engineering
Control Systems Engineering
Modelling and simulation of Dynamic Systems


3. Electrical Machines and Power Engineering


we have

Power Electronic Devices and circuits
Power System Engineering I & II
High Voltage Engineering

4. Electronic Materials and Device Technology(Solid State)

we have

Semiconductor Devices
Optical Electronics
Microfabrication Technology
VLSI Design
Nanotechnology and Nanoelectronics
Vacuum and other thin film processing.


So for those who think Electronics and Electrical Engineering is about joining wires, this is an eye opener for you.

Dammytrager:
Okay apart from the general courses you'd take in Electronic and Electrical Engineering
there are four options given to students to specialize in, so I'd mention the areas and the course you'd take under them.
1. Communication Engineering

You'd do the following course under this area

Radio Frequency Electronics
Wireless Communication
Communications Theory
Telecommunication Engineering
Computer Communications


2. Control and Instrumentation Engineering

we have

Introduction to Modern Control
Instrumentation Engineering
Control Systems Engineering
Modelling and simulation of Dynamic Systems


3. Electrical Machines and Power Engineering


we have

Power Electronic Devices and circuits
Power System Engineering I & II
High Voltage Engineering

4. Electronic Materials and Device Technology(Solid State)

we have

Semiconductor Devices
Optical Electronics
Microfabrication Technology
VLSI Design
Nanotechnology and Nanoelectronics
Vacuum and other thin film processing.


So for those who think Electronics and Electrical Engineering is about joining wires, this is an eye opener for you.

Thanks bruh. I really appreciate it.

interesting

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Dammytrager:
Okay apart from the general courses you'd take in Electronic and Electrical Engineering
there are four options given to students to specialize in, so I'd mention the areas and the course you'd take under them.
1. Communication Engineering

You'd do the following course under this area

Radio Frequency Electronics
Wireless Communication
Communications Theory
Telecommunication Engineering
Computer Communications


2. Control and Instrumentation Engineering

we have

Introduction to Modern Control
Instrumentation Engineering
Control Systems Engineering
Modelling and simulation of Dynamic Systems


3. Electrical Machines and Power Engineering


we have

Power Electronic Devices and circuits
Power System Engineering I & II
High Voltage Engineering

4. Electronic Materials and Device Technology(Solid State)

we have

Semiconductor Devices
Optical Electronics
Microfabrication Technology
VLSI Design
Nanotechnology and Nanoelectronics
Vacuum and other thin film processing.


So for those who think Electronics and Electrical Engineering is about joining wires, this is an eye opener for you.

very intelligent bro which one is more sought after?

jesmond3945:
very intelligent bro which one is more sought after?

Obviously the most lucrative ones