Master of Electrical & Electronics Engineering

at University of Auckland

Master of Engineering
120-point option
 

• Completion of MECHTRON 796 ME Thesis (120 points)

180-point option
 

• Completion of MECHTRON 796 ME Thesis (120 points)

• At least 60 points from courses listed in the following schedules: Master of Engineering Studies in Mechatronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Systems Engineering or Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Master of Engineering Studies (taught)

At least 45 points from the following:
 

• no more than 45 points from MECHENG 787–789, 795

Semesters One or Two
 

• MECHENG 787 Project X (15 points)
• MECHENG 788 A&B Project Y (30 points)
• MECHENG 789 Project Z (30 points)
• MECHENG 795 Research Project (45 points) 1 semester
• MECHENG 795 A&B Research Project (45 points) 2 semesters

Semester One
 

• MECHENG 710 Advanced Industrial Automation (15 points)
• MECHENG 719 Advanced Engineering Vibrations (15 points)
• MECHENG 751 Advanced CAD/CAM/CNC (15 points) not offered in 2022

Semester Two
 

• MECHENG 720 Advanced Multivariable Control Systems (15 points)
• MECHENG 728 Advanced MEMS and Microsystems (15 points)
• MECHENG 730 Advanced Biomechatronic Systems (15 points)
• MECHENG 753 Manufacturing Information Systems (15 points)

Electives:
 

• For a 120-point programme, up to 75 points from the following:
• For a 180-point programme, up to 135 points from the following:

Semester One
 

• COMPSYS 723 Embedded Systems Design (15 points)
• COMPSYS 726 Robotics and Intelligent Systems (15 points)
• ELECTENG 733 Digital Signal Processing (15 points)
• ENGGEN 769 Research Methods for Engineers (15 points) online only
• ENGGEN 770 Medical Device & Technology Development (15 points)
• MECHENG 709 Industrial Automation (15 points)
• MECHENG 722 Engineering Vibrations (15 points)
• MECHENG 752 Technology Management (15 points)

Semester Two
 

• COMPSYS 704 Advanced Embedded Systems (15 points)
• COMPSYS 705 Formal Methods for Engineers (15 points)
• COMPSYS 730 Robotics and Society (15 points)
• COMPSYS 731 Human-Robot Interaction (15 points)
• COMPSYS 732 Mobile Autonomous Robotics (15 points)
• ELECTENG 706 Digital Signal Processing (15 points) not offered in 2022
• ENGGEN 705 Engineering Product Development (15 points)
• ENGGEN 769 Research Methods for Engineers (15 points) online and city campus
• MECHENG 724 Multivariable Control Systems (15 points)
• MECHENG 726 Acoustics for Engineers (15 points)
• MECHENG 735 MEMS and Microsystems (15 points)
• MECHENG 736 Biomechatronic Systems (15 points)
• MECHENG 754 Industry 4.0 Smart Manufacturing (15 points)

For 120-point programme:
 

• up to 30 points from appropriate 600 and 700 level courses offered at this University, subject to approval by the Head of Department

For 180-point programme:
 

• up to 45 points from appropriate 600 and 700 level courses offered at this University, subject to approval by the Head of Department

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