⚡ Department of Electrical Engineering
Leading in training specialists in dynamic systems, telecommunications, control, and modern communication technologies
🔌 Department Overview
The Department of Electrical Engineering at Persian Gulf University began its activities in 2006. With 11 faculty members, it offers programs at both the Bachelor's and Master's levels in the fields of Telecommunication Systems and Control.
🧭 Specializations
Control Engineering
In dynamic systems such as electrical, mechanical, and biological systems — which are time-varying and affected by numerous disturbances — the central concern is automatic control and modifying the system's behavior to bring its responses closer to desired values.
The Control specialization aims to familiarize students with the analysis and modeling of dynamic systems, and to introduce the principles of design and the use of automatic control systems to improve the behavior of such systems. Furthermore, given the novel capabilities that have emerged in recent decades in computer-based information processing, the use of computers in simulating the behavior of dynamic systems forms part of the Control curriculum.
The application of various control systems in factories and industrial centers, service units, power plants, aerospace systems, biomedical engineering, and even economics and industrial management forms part of the diverse applications of Control across various industries.
Telecommunications Engineering
Given the growing role of communications and information transmission in human life, as well as the diversity of the telecommunications industry in the country, training specialists capable of understanding the operation, maintenance, operation, analysis, and design of telecommunication systems is of great importance.
In the Telecommunications Bachelor's program, students study subjects such as telecommunication systems, signal processing, antennas, fields and waves, wave propagation, transmission lines, microwaves, electronic switching, television systems, optical communications, computer communication networks, radar, and satellite communications. They explore the principles and techniques of information transmission in radio systems, cables, and space, and additionally receive training on the various components, circuits, and systems used in telecommunications.