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Bachelor of Engineering
Graduates will have a sound knowledge of engineering principles as they apply to information and communications technology. They will be able to use appropriate tools for the analysis, design, construction and measurement of artefacts. They will be able to exe…
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Engineering and technology
Graduates will have a sound knowledge of engineering principles as they apply to information and communications technology. They will be able to use appropriate tools for the analysis, design, construction and measurement of artefacts. They will be able to exercise project management skills to achieve business objectives, and will be able to function at various levels within an organisation.
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University entrance with physics and mathematics (calculus and statistics) to NCEA level three strongly recommended.
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