About the Electric and Electronic Department

The Electric and Electronic Department has been a fundamental supporter since the institute’s establishment, providing essential theoretical and practical courses for trainees in the field of electrics and electronics, including digital circuits. At the beginning of the first semester of the 2020 / 2021 academic year, the department joined to become the fifth specialized department, offering specialized programs in addition to its role in providing shared courses with other departments. The department is equipped with several technical laboratories that aid trainees in applying theories such as:

• Electric and Electronics Laboratory

• The Digital Circuits Laboratory

• The Detection and Monitoring Devices Laboratory

Training Programs for the Electric and Electronic Department

The Computer Department offers four training programs in the field of computer Science:

1- Detection and Ranging Devices

Job Title: Second Electronic/Devices Technician-

Job Grade at Appointment: General Fifth and Three Bonuses

After the completion of this training program, the trainee will be able to:

• Identify faults and maintain electrical and electronic circuits.

• Operate digital circuits and integrated circuits.

• Trace wireless signal and fiber optics transmission lines.

• Install antennas, operate radar systems, and familiarize with UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply).

• Operate and test systems related to detection and monitoring devices Lidar, including other sensors such as ultra-sonic sensors and RFID and others.

2- Management of Electronics Production

Job Title: Second Electronic/devices Technician

Job Grade at Appointment: General fifth and three bonuses

After the completion of this training program, the trainee will be able to:

• Manage electronic operations in facilities, involving a basic understanding of programming PLC as well as LabView.

• Utilize various types of electronic sensors in facilities, understand how they work, and control them.

• Track the steps of energy transfer and its distribution lines ton residential and industrial units.

• Monitor faults and identify their locations in buildings, facilities, and stations that use centralized control units.

• Install and operate new electronic components or repair faults using electronic schematics.

Fields of Work for Graduates and Potential Beneficiaries

Graduates of the Electric and Electronic Department may work in the government sector, such as The General Administration of Civil Aviation, The Ministry of Electricity, The Ministry of Information, and The Ministry of Interior. They may also be employed by the companies in the private sector which specialize in electronic technology as well as Communications.