Department of Electro-Optical Engineering, NFUCore Competencies for Undergraduate Students:
1. Possess fundamental capabilities in photonics industry technology.
2. Possess the ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to statistically analyze and interpret data.
3. Possess the techniques, skills, and ability to use tools required for photonics practice.
4. Possess the ability to work with photonic engineering systems, devices, or related manufacturing processes.
5. Possess the ability to divide tasks, integrate work, communicate effectively, and collaborate as a team.
6. Possess the ability to identify, analyze, and address problems while taking sustainable development into consideration.
7. Be able to stay informed about current affairs, understand the impact of photonic technology on environmental sustainability, social well-being, and global development, and possess the habit and ability for continuous learning.
8. Possess practical capabilities in innovation and research and development.
9. Possess professional ethics, social responsibility, and a global perspective.
Core Competencies for Graduate Students:
1. Develop professional capabilities in specific fields of photonics and materials.
2. Ability to plan and execute research projects.
3. Ability to write professional theoretical work.
4. Ability to think innovatively and solve problems independently.
5. Ability to coordinate and integrate with personnel from different fields.
6. A good global perspective.
7. Ability in leadership, management, and planning.
8. Ability for lifelong self-directed learning and growth.