All Honours students must take the following modules:

• Bioelectromagnetism and Modelling EBI 732
• Bio-electricity and Electronics EBE 732
• Biosignals and Systems EBB 732
• Introduction to Research EIN 732 

Prof. Derik le Roux [email protected]
Prof. Margret Bauer (Extraordinary Professor)
Dr. Laurentz Olivier (Research Associate)
Dr. Dries Wiid (Research Associate)

All Honours students who want to continue with a masters degree must take the following modules:

• Introduction to Research EIN 732
• Multivariable Control EMB 732
• Optimal Control EBO 780
• Research Project: Theory EPT 732

MEng(Electrical Engineering)
MEng(Electronic Engineering)
MEng(Computer Engineering)
MSc(Applied Sciences)

Prof Tinus Stander [email protected]
Dr Johan Schoeman [email protected]

Students are required to complete at least four modules:

• Analogue Electronic Design EME 732
• Communication Electronics EMK 732
• Introduction to Research EIN 732
• Research Project - Design and Laboratory EPT 733
• Research Project - Theory EPT 732

For the BEng(Hons)Electronic Engineering, topics for EIN 732, EPT 732 and EPT 733
must relate to the specialist field of Electronics or Microelectronics

All Honours students must take the following four modules:

• Intelligent Systems EAI732 
• Advanced Topics in Intelligent Systems EAI733 
• Introduction to Research EIN732 
• Research Project - Theory EPT732

(i) Energy - All Honours students in Energy must take at least two of the following three modules:
Group A

• Energy Optimisation ENO 732
• Energy Management EES 732

The third module can also be from the list above or the following module:
Group B

• Research Project - Theory EPT 732

Introduction to Research EIN732 is compulsory for all Honours students wanting to carry on with an MEng degree.

(ii)Solid State Lighting - All Honours students in Solid State Lighting must do ELV 732 and can do two modules from Groups A, B and/or C:

Group C

• Research Project - Design and Laboratory EPT 733

Introduction to Research EIN 732 is compulsory for all Honours students wanting to carry on with an MEng degree

All Honours students must take 4 of the following modules:

• Antenna Theory EMA 780
• Microwave Theory EMM 780
• Introduction to Research EIN 732
• Electronic defence - electronic countermeasures ELB 780
• Electronic defence - electronic support ELB 781
• Research Project - Theory EPT 732
• Research Project - Design and Laboratory EPT 733

Prof Michael Gitau [email protected]
Prof Raj Naidoo [email protected]
Dr Karl Mbukani [email protected]
Mr Lebogang Masike [email protected]

All Honours students must take the following four modules:

• Power Distribution Engineering EEV 732
• Power Electronics EED 780
• Renewable Energy EGH 732
• Introduction to Research EIN 732
• Research Project - Theory EPT 732 / 733

Dr Allan de Freitas ([email protected] )
Mr Kealeboga Mokise ([email protected])
Prof Gerhard Hancke Jr (Extraordinary Professor) ([email protected])
Prof Adnan M Abu-Mafouz (Extraordinary Professor) (a[email protected])
Prof Gerhard Hancke Sr (Research Associate) ([email protected])

Four modules from the following in consultation with the Group Head:

• Introduction to Research EIN 732
• Research Project-Theory EPT 732
• Research Project-Design and Laboratory EPT 733 
• Wireless Sensor Networks EKS 732 

*In exeptional cases students may replace one of the above with modules from other Groups or Departments with the permission of the Group Head.

Prof Sunil Maharaj [email protected]
Dr Jacques van Wyk [email protected] 
Dr Filip Paluncic [email protected]

All Honours students must take the following module:
Introduction to Research EIN 732

Students could also take any three of the following modules:

• Digital Communications ETD 732
• Introduction to Research EIN 732
• Research Project - Theory EPT 732
• Telecommunication Systems Engineering ETT 732