Energy in the Electrical Engineering undergraduate program addresses concepts, technologies, and applications related to the generation, distribution, conversion, and use of electrical energy. Students in this group explore knowledge of electrical systems, control, and energy management, and focus on the development of efficient, environmentally friendly, and sustainable technologies. Learning materials include basic principles of electromagnetics, electrical circuits, electrical machines, electric power systems, electrical energy generation, distribution and transmission, renewable energy technologies, energy storage, and energy management. Students learn about the use of electronics, control, and automation devices to optimize energy production and use. During the program, students engage in projects that blend theory and practice, such as designing renewable energy generation systems, developing smart grid systems, or creating innovative solutions to address today's energy challenges. They also understand the role of technology in achieving sustainability goals and reducing carbon emissions.

Telecommunications in the Electrical Engineering undergraduate program addresses the technical aspects underlying remote information transmission and communication between individuals or devices. This includes the research, development, and application of technologies that enable the exchange of voice, text, and image data over wired or wireless mediums. Learning materials include signal and system theory, data communication principles, signal processing, telecommunication networks, modulation techniques, antennas and electromagnetic wave propagation, and information security. Students understand the hardware and software used in network infrastructure, such as routers, switches, and mobile devices. During the program, students engage in practical experiments and projects to build an in-depth understanding of mobile phone communications, satellite systems, data networks, and other wireless technologies. They also learn about current trends in the telecommunications industry, such as 5G, IoT (Internet of Things), and software-defined networking (SDN).

Computers in Electrical Engineering undergraduate program is a major focus that addresses computer principles, technologies, and applications. It includes an in-depth study of computer architecture, programming, operating systems, computer networks, artificial intelligence, and other related technologies. Students understand the fundamentals of computer science, including algorithms, data structures, and programming language theory. They learn various programming languages, such as C++, Java, Python, and others, and how to apply algorithms to solve complex problems. In addition, aspects of information security and network security are also an important focus of this program. In the computer architecture aspect, students understand the structure and organization of computers, including microprocessors, memory, and other related hardware. They also learn software development techniques, virtualization, and cloud computing. Students also engage in projects that allow them to apply their knowledge in software development, mobile applications, network management, and cybersecurity. The development of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) is also an important part of the curriculum, allowing students to understand and apply these advanced technologies.