B.A.I. in Electronic and Computer Engineering (Joint Programme)

Students who wish to study Electronic and Computer Engineering apply to the Engineering degree (TR032). The first two years are common to all Engineering students and at the end of the second year students select the joint programme in Electronic and Computer Engineering as their specialist area. Organising both hardware (electronic) and software (computer) components into a useful and productive system is the principal job of the electronic and computer engineer. With a unique combination of both skillsets, such an engineer is trained to lead product design that requires both critical hardware and software expertise. The fundamental skillset of an engineer in this specialty is a capacity to apply mathematical analysis to design problems and the ability to exploit and adapt software workflows.

Undergraduate admission into Trinity requires an international second-level qualification such as the International Baccalaureate or the A-levels. Some other national curricula such as Indian Standard 12, Malaysian UEC, ATAR are also accepted for direct undergraduate admission.