Introduction

ADMISSION TO THE PROGRAMME IS DEPENDENT ON A SUFFICIENT NUMBER OF APPLICANTS.

Target Group and Admission Requirements

General Admission requirements + 2FY and 3MX, pre-course, 2-year technical trade school or prior experiential learning + TRES

Aim of the Programme

You will receive a broad introduction to central topics related to electrical power, such as measurement, regulation-and control-electronics, data-assisted construction (CAD), programmable logic controller (PLC), electrical machines and electrical plants, alternating current and high-voltage technology. You will also learn how energy is converted to electrical energy, and how it is transported and used. Through projects, you will learn about problem-solving, structured work-methodology and the use of electric power technology to solve industrial problems.

As an electric power engineer, you will be well prepared for engineering tasks in factories and organisations which use and deliver electrical/electronic equipment, such as power producers, the electro-technical industry and suppliers to both of the above.

Further Education opportunities

You may seek admission to the 2-year Master’s programme (civil-engineer programme) Systems and Control Engineering at Telemark University College or Master`s programmes at other university colleges and universities in Norway or abroad.

Curriculum and structure

Obligatory Courses Code Course title Credits O/V *) Credits pr. semester   S1(A) S2(V) S3(A) S4(V) S5(A) S6(V) EE1009 Digital Systems I 5.00 O 5           EE1109 Digital Systems II with PLC 5.00 O 5           PRG106 Project F1 10.00 O 10           FB1006 Mathematics I 10.00 O 10           EE2109 Computer Programming 5.00 O   5         FB2006 Physics 10.00 O   10         EE4007 Cybernetics – Basic Course 5.00 O   5         EE2308 Electric Circuits - DC 5.00 O   5         EE2209 Mathematics II - mathematical methods 5.00 O   5         EE3209 Mathematics II - linear algebra 5.00 O     5       EE4107 Cybernetics – Advanced 5.00 O     5       FB3006 Chemistry and the Environment 10.00 O     10       EE3308 AC Circuit Analysis 5.00 O     5       EE3409 Electronics I 5.00 O     5       FB4210 Economics 5.00 O       5     EE4309 Object-Based Programming 5.00 O       5     EE4409 Measurement and Instrumentation 5.00 O       5     FB4110 Project Management 5.00 O       5     EK5006 Power distribution systems 10.00 O       10     FB5006 Statistics 5.00 O         5   EK4110 Electrical Machines 10.00 O         10   EK5506 Project EK5 10.00 O         10   PRH606 Main Project 10.00 O           10 EK6006 High voltage technology 10.00 O           10 Total: 30 30 30 30 25 20 *) O - Mandatory course, V - Optional course

Electives 5th semester Code Course title Credits O/V *) Credits pr. semester   S1(A) S2(V) S3(A) S4(V) S5(A) S6(V) EK5209 CAD 5.00 V         5   FB5106 Student Business Venture 20.00 V         10 10 Total: 0 0 0 0 22,5 10 *) O - Mandatory course, V - Optional course

Electives 6th semester Code Course title Credits O/V *) Credits pr. semester   S1(A) S2(V) S3(A) S4(V) S5(A) S6(V) FBV5006 Mathematics III 5.00 V           5 IA6209 Industrial communication and computer network 10.00 V           10 VBØ6009 Production Management 10.00 V           10 EK6106 Power electronics 5.00 V           5 EK6210 Power Systems 5.00 V           5 Total: 0 0 0 0 0 40 *) O - Mandatory course, V - Optional course

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION EL5506 Project EL5 in the 5th semester, and PRH606 Main Project in the 6th semester, may be replaced by FB5106 Student Business Venture. FBV5006 Mathematics III is recommended for students who wish to study for a Master’s degree in technical subjects. It is possible to apply to have other courses approved as replacements for elective courses at Telemark University College and other institutions of education. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PROGRAMME MAY BE MODIFIED AT ANY TIME.

Assessment Methods

The Bachelor’s degree programmes at the Faculty of Technology are project-oriented, that is, many of the courses are conducted as projects. This pedagogical method provides students with greater responsibility for their own learning as well as experience with problem analysis, seeking information and problem solving. Work is done in groups, often in close cooperation with local businesses. The group produces a project report which is submitted, presented and defended in an oral examination. Most subjects are taken over one semester and include continuous assessment and final assessment and examinations.

Students will be offered an opportunity to study abroad during the programme. Telemark University College has exchange agreements with colleges and universities in Belgium, England, France, Italy, China, Nepal, Portugal, Sri-Lanka, Spain, Germany and the USA.

Students who have a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering are qualified to apply directly for enrolment on the Master’s degree programme at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, if certain requirements are met.

Minor adjustments may occur during the academic year, subject to the decision of the Dean