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Information Engineering Program



Length of Schooling: Four Years

Degree: Bachelor of Engineering

Time of Formulation: Nov, 2017


Ⅰ. Educational Objectives

The objective of Information Engineering is to make the students master the theories and technologies on information acquisition, transmission, processing, and applications, especially on image, audio/video processing and the software design, possess good morals and social responsibility, know well the fundamental knowledge on mathematics and natural science, have good capabilities on learning, practicing and innovative consciousness, are provided with good communication skills, team cooperation and global outlook, and become well-trained practitioners being engaged in the research, development, design, integration, management in the related fields of information technology.

More than five years of graduates are required:

1. Be able to test, analyze, develop and resolve engineering issues related to professional positions and adapt to independent and team work environments;

2. To manage multidisciplinary projects from a broad systemic perspective of important legal, ethical, regulatory, social, environmental and economic dimensions;

3. Ability to communicate effectively with peer engineers and professional customers;

4. Be able to adapt to career development through lifelong learning and be competitive in the field of informationengineering.


Ⅱ. Knowledge, qualities and abilities required for graduates

(1) Engineering knowledge: Have the ability to solve complex engineering problems in communication and related fields, by using specialized knowledge, such as mathematics, natural science, and communication engineering fundamentals.

(2) Problem analysis: Have the ability to identify, express and analyze complex communication engineering problem in the communication and related field, by using the basic principle of mathematics, natural science and engineering science, and combining literature research.

(3) Design/development solutions: Have the ability to design solutions to complex engineering problems in communication and related field, design communication systems, units (components) or technological processes that meet specific needs, and demonstrate innovation awareness in the design process, taking into account social, health, safety, legal, cultural and environmental factors.

(4) Study: Have the ability to research complex engineering problems in information and related field based on scientific principles and using scientific methods, including design experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and obtain reasonable and effective conclusions through information synthesis.

(5) Use of modern tools: Have the ability to develop, select and use appropriate technology, resources, modern engineering tools and information technology tools for complex engineering problems in information and related field, including prediction and simulation of complex engineering problems, and understand their limitations.

(6) Engineering and society: Have the ability to conduct reasonable analysis based on relevant engineering background knowledge, evaluate the social, health, safety, legal and cultural impacts of complex engineering problem solutions in engineering practice and related fields of information engineering, and understand the responsibilities that should be assumed.

(7) Environment and sustainable development: Have the ability to understand and evaluate the impact of the practice on environmental and social sustainability of complex engineering issues in information and related field.

(8) Professional norms: Have humanistic and social scientific literacy and social responsibility. And have the ability to understand and observe engineering professional ethics and norms in engineering practice and fulfill corresponding responsibilities.

(9) Individual and team: Have the ability to take the role of individuals, team members and the role of the head in charge in a multidisciplinary background team.

(10)Communication: Have the ability to effectively communicate and communicate with industry peers and the public on complex engineering issues related to informations engineering, including writing reports and design drafts, presentations, and clear expressions or responses to commands. With a certain international perspective, I am able to communicate and communicate in a cross-cultural context.

(11) Project management: Understand and master the principles of engineering management and economic decision-making method, and be able to apply them in a multi-disciplinary environment.

(12) Lifelong learning: Have the awareness of autonomous learning and lifelong learning, have the ability of continuous learning and adaptation to development.


Ⅲ. Characteristics of the Specialty Education

It places emphasis on information processing and development of the corresponding information system, especially on the processing and applications in image, audio and video signals.


Ⅳ. Main Discipline for the Specialty

Information and Communication Engineering


Ⅴ. Core Courses of the Specialty

Circuit, Signal and System, Analog Electronic Technology Digital Electronic Technology, Digital Signal Processing, Digital Image Processing, Information Theory, Signal Detection and Estimation.


Ⅵ. Bilingual Courses

Basic of Information Theory.Digital Image Processing


Ⅶ. Credits Required for Graduation

Total curricular credits are not less than 160.5 credits, practice teaching credits are at least 40 credits.


Ⅷ. Main Componetns of Practical Teaching

Engineering training, Electronic Technique Practice, CAD of Electronics, Production Practice, Comprehensive Experiments, Course Designs, Combined Design of Information System, Graduation Design.


IX. Structure of the Course System and Proportion of Course Credits

1、 Intra-curricular Sector

Course Category

Description

Total Credits

Total Teaching Hours

Percentage

Subtotal

Compulsory Courses

Basic   Public Courses

Courses such as Ideological & Political Theories,   University Physical Education,   College English, Advanced Mathematics.

53.0

976

33.1%

65.3%

Basic   Specialty Courses

Courses for constructing   the basic concepts, theories and knowledge underlying the specialty.

35.0

560.0

21.9%

Specialty   Courses

Courses for constructing concepts, theories and   knowledge of the specialty emphasis.

16.5

264.0

10.3%

Experimental and Practical Courses


12.5

200

7.8%

23.4%

Design   Thesis


25.0

400

15.6%

Elective Courses

 

University   Wide Public CoursesA   minimum of 12.0 credits required

Universitywide   public elective courses in humanities and social sciences, natural sciences,   and engineering.

12.0

192.0

7.5%

11.3%

Basic   specialty courses

A minimum of   credits required

Courses for   basic theories and knowledge in the main discipline and related disciplines.

0

0

0%

Specialty courses

A minimum of 6.0 credits required

Courses for   basic theories and knowledge in the disciplinary emphasis and   interdisciplinary emphasis.

6.0

0

3.8%

Total

160

2560


100%

2Extra-curricular Sector

Course Category

Course Name

Credits

Total Teaching Hours

Teaching Hours for Experiments

Teaching Hours for Practice

Teaching Hours with Computers

Compulsory Part

Public Education

Entrance education

0.5

0.5 week




Social work

1.0

16




Social practice

2.0

32




Extra-curricular   guided reading of Ideological and Political Course

1.0

16




Graduation education

0.5

0.5 week




Subtotal

5.0






Elective Part

Extra-curricular activities

Requirements for extra-curricular activity and social practice

Extra-curricular credits

English and computer tests

National College English Test CET 6

Meeting score   requirement of the university

2

National Computer Rank Examination NCRE

Granted certificate of or above Level 2

2

National computer software qualification and   proficiency tests

Granted programmer’s certificate

2

Granted advanced programmer’s certificate

3

Granted system analyst’s certificate

4

Professional qualification tests

Nationwide uniform professional qualification   tests

Granted professional qualification certificate

1

Contests

University level

Awarded first prize

2

Awarded second prize

1

Awarded third prize

0.5

Provincial level

Awarded first priz

3

Awarded second prize

2

Awarded third prize

1

National level

Awarded first priz

5

Awarded second prize

4

Awarded third prize

3

Serial lectures

Attending serial lectures held on the campus

Attending a minimum of 4 lectures

1

Academic papers

Having papers published in nationwide average   journals

Per paper

1

Having papers published in nationwide key   journals

Per paper

2

Extra-curricular scientific and technological   innovation activities

Participating extra-curricular scientific and   technological innovation activities

Per event

1


X. Structure of the Course and Proportion of Course Credits

1Intra-curricular Sector

Course Category

Course Name

Credits

Total Teaching Hours

Teaching Hours for Experiments

Teaching Hours for Practice

Teaching Hours with Computers

semester

Compulsory Courses

Compulsory   Courses

Basic Public Courses

Cultivation   of Ethic Thought & Fundamentals of Law

3.0

48


8


2

Conspectus   of Chinese Modern History

3.0

48


12


1

Introduction to Mao Zedong   Thought and Theoretical System of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics

5.0

80


16


5

Basic   Principles of Marxism

3.0

48


12


6

Situation   and Policy

2.0

64


32


1-8

Physical   Training

4.0

144


80


1-4

College   English

8.0

128

32



1-4

Advanced Mathematics   A

11.0

176




1-2

University   Physics A

8.0

128




2-3

Mental   Health Education of College Students

1.5

36


24


1

Military theory

2.0

36




1

College   Students' Career Planning and Entrepreneurship Education

1.0

16


8


1

College   Students Employment and Entrepreneurship Guidance

1.5

24


16


6

Subtotal

53

976

32

208



Basic Specialty Courses


Introduction to Communication Engineering

1.0

16




1

Linear Algebra

2.0

32




1

Advanced Language Programming

3.0

48



8

2

Basis of Circuit Analysis

2.5

40




2

Analog Electronics Technique

3.0

48




3

Complex Variable Function and Integral Transformation

2.0

32




3

Signals and Systems

3.5

56

16



3

Professional English

1.0

16




3

Digital Electronic Technology

2.5

40




3

Electromagnetic Field and Electromagnetic Wave

2.5

40

8



4

Mathematical Statistics and Stochastic Process

3.5

56




4

Communication Circuits and Systems

2.5

40

8



4

Principles of Communication

3.0

48

8



4

The Microprocessor and Interface Technology

3.0

48

8



4

Subtotal

35

560

48.0

0.0

8.0


Specialty Courses


Information   Theory Foundation

2.0

32




5

Digital   Signal Processing

3.0

48

8



5

Modern Communication Networks

2.0

32

8



6

Sensor technology and application

1.5

24




6

Digital Image Processing

2.0

32




5

Signal Detection and Estimation

2.0

32




6

EDA Technology

2.0

32




5

Engineering   Ethics

1.0

16




7

Engineering   Management

1.0

16




7

Subtotal

16.5

264

36.0




Experimental and Practical Courses

Military Training

2.0

2w


32


1

Electronic Technology   Practice

1.0

1w


16


3

Engineering Training

1.5

24


24


5

University Physical   Experiments A

3.0

48

48



2-3

Basis of Circuit Analysis   Experiment

1.0

16

16



2

Analog Electronics Technique   Experiments

1.0

16

16



3

Digital Electronic   Technology Experiments

1.0

16

16



4

Production Practice

2.0

2w


32


8

Subtotal

12.5


96

104



Design Thesis

Electronic Circuit CAD   Design

1.0

1w



16

5

Integrated Design of Information   System I

3.0

48




6

Integrated Design of Information   System II

3.0

48




6

Integrated Design of Information   System III

3.0

48




7

Integrated Design of Information   System IV

3.0

48




7

Graduation Design Thesis

12.0

12w




8

Subtotal

25.0




16


Elective   Courses

University Wide Public Courses

The Natural Sciences and Engineering Technology

3.0

48





Humanities and Social Sciences

9.0

144





Subtotal A minimum of 12.0 credits required

12.0

192





Specialty Elective Courses

Principle and Application of Database A

2.5

40


16


5

Object Oriented Programming

2.5

40


16


5

Computer Networking Programming

2.0

32


16


6

Embedded   System Software Development

2.5

40


16


7

Principle and Application of DSP

2.5

40


16


6

Audio and Video Signal Processing and System

2.0

32




6

Statistical and Adaptive Signal Processing

2.0

32




6

Optimal Signal Processing

2.0

32




7

Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

2.0

32




7

Virtual Reality Technology

2.0

32




6

Information Security Theory and Technology

2.0

32




5

Data mining and fusion technology

2.0

32




5

Pattern Recognition

2.0

32




7

Engineering Ethics

1.0

16




7

Engineering Management

1.0

16




7

Subtotal A minimum of 6.0 credits required

6.0

96