Contact Information:

Institute of Technology of Cambodia

Dr. KEO Lychek Room: 317B Tel: (855) 16 815 000 Email: lychek@itc.edu.kh Mr. CHY Cheapok Room: 319B Tel: (855) 12 843 253 Email: cheapok@itc.edu.kh
Pochentong Boulevard, P.Box 86 Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel : (855) 23 880 370 Fax : (855) 23 880 369 Email:info@itc.edu.kh Web: http://www.itc.edu.kh

Admission Requirements:
To be eligible for admission to Master degree program. Applicant must meet the following requirements: 1. Must holds a Bachelor degrees in Electrical Engineering (EE) or other degrees equivalent. 2.The applicant who is a recent graduated bachelor degree in EE and outstanding from ITC can enroll to the second module of the first academic year.

Admission Date:
June 15th to September 15th, 2011

Master of Electrical Engineering

Power Systems
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Selection Results:
Fourth week of September, 2011

Entrance Date:
First week of October, 2011

Class can be chosen as following:

A C uto on m tr at ol io Sy n a st nd em s

1. Evening (Monday-Friday): 17h30 to 20h30 2. Weekend : 7h00 to 12h00 and 14h00 to 17h00

Tuition Fee:
37USD/Credit or 950USD/Year

Department of Electrical and Energy Engineering

2011-2012

Master of Electrical Engineering

Professional engineers can earn a masters degree at a time and place convenient to them through programs from Institute of Technology of Cambodia. ITC helps technical professionals update core knowledge in their engineering disciplines, learn about emerging technologies and acquire new skills in related engineering areas.

The Curriculum for the Master of Electrical Engineering

Masters degree programs offered through ITC requires the completion of four modules credit hour courses as outlined in the degree curriculum. Module I: Fundamental Courses
1. Advanced Electrical Engineering Mathematics (3 Credits) 2. Computational Techniques for Engineering (3 Credits) 3. Introduction to optimization techniques (3 Credits) 4. Engineering Economics and Planning (2 Credits) 5. Engineering Project Management (2 Credits)

Module III: Researchs and Thesis

1. Seminar I (3 Credits) 2. Thesis (9 Credits)

Module IV: Researchs and Thesis

1. Seminar II (3 Credits) 2. Thesis (9 Credits)

Program:
This new master program will offere technical foundation in the area of the power system analysis, renewable energy, power plants and distributed generations, automation, control theory, mechatronics, robotics, signal processing, wireless communications, propagation, antenna and telecommunication systems. The above mentioned subjects are divided into three fields 1. Power Systems 2. Automation and Control Systems 3. Telecommunication Systems Note: The applicants can choose only one field when apply for admission. The Master of Electrical Engineering program will conduct in 2 years and divided into 4 modules. First Year Second Year

Research Area

Module II: Technology and Optional Courses

1. Advanced Electromagnetic (3 Credits) 2. Control System Theory I (3 Credits) 3. Efficient Lighting and Daylighting (3 Credits)

Optional: Power System

1. Power System Stability (3 Credits) 2. Introduction to Distributed Generation and Rural Electrification (3 Credits)

Optional: Automation and Control System

1. Industrial Control Automation (3 Credits) 2. Mechatronics (3 Credits)

Optional: Telecommunication Systems

1. Broadband Network and Design (3 Credits) 2. Traffic Engineering and Queuing Theory (3 Credits)

Module I Module II Module III Module IV Coursework Research

Power Systems: generation system, power substation, transmission and distribute system, etc. Renewable Energy: biofuel, solar energy, pico-hydro, biomass, etc. Automation: Industrial automation systems, PAC, HMI, SCADA, etc. Control Systems: dynamic systems, feedback control, robust control, intelligent control, system identification, etc. Robotics: mobile robot, demining robot, robot manipulator, etc. Power Electronics: switching converter, EMC and EMI filter, etc. Communications: digital communication, information theory, coding, wireless and cellular systems, data networks, etc. Signal Processing: digital signal processing, signal modeling, image processing, speech and audio processing, etc.