University of Waterloo Electrical and Electronics Engineering Programs
The University of Waterloo offers programs in electrical and electronics engineering that focus on modern technologies and their practical applications. Students learn about circuit design, digital systems, signal processing, and telecommunications. Students gain hands-on experience through projects and co-op placements, using advanced labs. With guidance from experienced faculty and industry connections, graduates are well-prepared for careers in fields like telecommunications, electronics design, and power systems.
University of Waterloo is ranked #28 out of 533 in Globally by QS ranking in electrical and electronics engineering programs.
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53 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- Number 1 engineering university in Canada, great reputation among employers and known for top class research.
Course Curriculum:
All courses are well structured and I am sure they would help in getting me a good job in the industry. The courses are a little tough but that is what makes them good and challenging.
Fees:
64000 CAD (appx).
- Likes:
- Top University in Canada and ranked #1 for engineering in Canada.
Course Curriculum:
It's very tough, rigorous but can power through it with the required hard work.
Fees:
64000 cad
- Likes:
- The university has a very calm environment,
- There are a lot of receational facilities available,
- THe overall student management system is very good
- Dislikes:
- No mandatory internships included in the program
Course Curriculum:
Each student has to complete a minimum of 8 courses of 1.0 credits each. These courses can be completed in 3-4 terms. The courses included advanced computer science concepts which added value to the profile. Each course had around 60 students enrolled in a term. So, the faculty-to-student ratio was 1:60. Regular assignments and quizzes were given to assess the students. There were also mid-term and end-term exams and some courses also included projects.
Fees:
This course is quite expensive in terms of the academic fee. It costs around $15k for 1 term(4 months). Students are expected to self-fund their education as there are no scholarships for this program.
Course Curriculum:
The course syllabus is quite up-to-date. There are relevant courses in each topic based on whether you want to focus on industry or research.
Fees:
8000 CAD (including tuition and extra fees)
Course Curriculum:
As this is my first term, I am doing 3 courses that are very updated with the current industry scenario. As I am doing specialization in AI/ML, there is a particular set of courses that I need to complete. There are some subjects in the curriculum that provides research experience.
Fees:
My program length varies from 1 to 2 years. This depends on the number of courses you take each term. Each year has 3 terms and each term's tuition fee is around CAD 14 to 15k.
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum is updated and quite relevant to current times.
Fees:
25 lakhs for the whole program
Course Curriculum:
Highly Academic. You will have to learn 80% of the course yourself and not expect Profs to teach and spoon-feed you. That being said there are a lot of resources, including profs themselves to help you on that. Every question gets answered and Profs take time and confirmation of understanding before proceeding. There will be a pressure of assignments and there is no like getting answers from the internet. One will have to invest time and mental effort to complete those.
Fees:
Tuition is approx 14,000 CAD for my program per term and you can finish the program in 3-6 terms depending upon the number of courses you take per term. For full-time students, they can take min of 2 and max of 3 courses per term. For the degree to be completed, you need to finish 8 total courses. The 14,000 includes tuition, for campus fees and student health insurance.
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