Department of Electrical, Electronic & Telecommunication Engineering - Faculty of Engineering, KDU

Individual Design Projects

The "Individual Design Project" module is a pivotal component in the academic curriculum, worth 3 GPA credits, and undertaken during the second and third years of the engineering program, spanning through semesters 4 and 5. The primary objective of this module is to impart knowledge and skills related to planning and implementing solutions to engineering problems encountered in the field.

Throughout the module, students acquire the ability to identify pertinent engineering issues, showcasing critical thinking in their selection. They engage in a thorough review of relevant literature, synthesizing information crucial to the subsequent design process. Applying engineering principles, students design creative and feasible solutions, demonstrating proficiency in conceptualization and planning. Emphasis is placed on assessing the broad impact of these solutions, considering environmental, economic, and societal factors. Effective communication skills are developed as students summarize project details and outcomes, fostering their ability to articulate findings and lessons learned during the problem-solving process. This module lays a solid foundation for students to navigate the complexities of engineering challenges, preparing them for advanced academic and professional endeavors.