Electronics Engineering Technology nnovation from inside the
classroom One of the main objectives of the BU’s Electronics
Engineering Technology (EET) program is to provide the
theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in the state of
art electronics engineering. Students are trained to think
critically and thoroughly to innovate and provide solutions for
real world electronics engineering problems. One of the
important EET courses is the Capstone Senior Design Project. Its
aim is to culminate the undergraduate experience, where
knowledge gained in the classroom is applied to a major design
project. The course was developed and supervised by Ghassan
Ibrahim, associate professor of physics and engineering
technology, to encourage EET students to be thinkers and problem
solvers. Electric Bike — Students developed an electric bicycle
where electric motors are electronically controlled to perform
the majority, if not all of the work, without any pedaling from
the rider. The aim was to prevent sweating and fat