Table ECE 1a: General structure of the B.Eng. (Electrical Engineering) program for students matriculated in AY2000/01

			MC
1	Engineering Modules:	Total: (i)    Year 1 Technical and Supportive Modules        (common for all FoE students) (ii)   ECE Core Modules        (common for all ECE students) (iii)   ECE Breadth Electives (iv)   ECE Depth Electives (v)   ECE project & independent study modules	110
2	Non-Engineering Modules#	(i)    Technical Communications I (ii)   Technical Communications II (iii)   Economics (EC1310 or EC1311) (iv)   Human Resource Management (v)   Law (vi)   A module in National Education (vii) Genes and Society (viii) – (x) Three Cross Faculty Modules (CFMs) – can be from the following list of non-technical electives, or take from approved list of CFMs offered by other faculties or a mixture of both. Non-technical electives include: ·   Financial Accounting ·   Management & Organisation ·   Sociology	2 2   4   3 3 4   4 9-12
#To be reviewed to include General Education Requirement (GER) modules.

Table ECE 1b: General structure of the B.Eng. (Electrical Engineering) program for students matriculated in AY2001/02

			MC
1	Engineering Modules:	Total: (i)    Year 1 Technical and Supportive Modules        (common for all FoE students) (ii)   ECE Core Modules        (common for all ECE students) (iii)   ECE Breadth Electives (iv)   ECE Depth Electives (v)   ECE project & independent study modules	110
2	Non-Engineering Modules#	(i)   Critical Thinking and Writing (ii)   Economics (EC1310) (iii)   Human Resource Management (iv)  Law (v)   A module in National Education (vi)  Genes and Society (vii) 2 General Education Modules (GEMs) - can be GEMs offered by our faculty (viii) 1 GEM or Cross Faculty Modules (CFM) -CFM can be from the following list of non-technical electives, or taken from approved list of CFMs offered by other faculties or a mixture of both. Non-technical electives include: ·   Financial Accounting ·   Management & Organisation ·   Sociology	4 4 3   3 4   4 9-12
#To be reviewed to include General Education Requirement (GER) modules.