Lawatan Panel Penilai Luar bagi program BHE dan BTE bermula 18 dan 19 Disember 2024.
Semoga lawatan ini memberikan impak yang positif kepada fakulti dan program khasnya.

Program Arduino Programming & Raspberry Pi IoT telah berlangsung dengan di FTKEE UMPSA, melibatkan 100 pelajar dari 15 sekolah sekitar daerah Pekan.
Program STEMLab ini bertujuan untuk memupuk minat pelajar terhadap bidang Sains, Teknologi, Kejuruteraan, dan Matematik (STEM).Memberi pendedahan awal mengenai pemprograman Arduino dan teknologi IoT serta mengasah kemahiran praktikal dalam penyelesaian masalah menggunakan teknologi moden.
Harapan warga FTKEE UMPSA agar program ini menjadi pemangkin kepada generasi muda untuk terus berinovasi dan melahirkan bakat dalam bidang teknologi masa depan.


Telah berlangsung pada 12 Disember 2024 bicara industri bersama Encik Mohd Jeffery bin Abdul Manaf yang merupakan Ahli Lembaga Pengajian Program Kerjasama Akademik Jerman (LPKA) - German Board of Studies Committee, CEO@Faculty Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al Sultan Abdullah serta menjawat jawatan Pengarah Kanan di Infineon Technologies Sdn Bhd. Antara sesi perkongsian maklumat kerjaya terkini dan peluang masa depan serta pendedahan kepada industri global.
Program ini diharap membuka laluan lebih cerah kepada pelajar untuk menyertai industri semikonduktor global, meningkatkan kebolehpasaran graduan serta memberikan pendedahan pengalaman sebenar dalam dunia kerjaya!
Turut hadir Profesor Ts. Dr. Hamdan Bin Daniyal, Dekan FTKEE dan Dr. Nur Aqilah Binti Othman, Ketua Program Dual Degree (Jerman).

On December 12, 2024, FTKEE hosted a Workshop Discussion on Equipment Procurement for Replacing Outdated Facilities (Phase 3). The workshop aimed to identify and strategize the replacement of aging equipment to enhance the faculty's academic and research infrastructure.
The session was led by Ts. Nazriyah, Head of Technical, and featured key contributions from Prof. Ts. Dr. Hamdan bin Daniyal, the Dean of FTKEE. Heads of undergraduate programs, faculty lecturers, and technical staff also actively participated, bringing diverse perspectives to the discussion.
The workshop involved a detailed assessment of current facilities, prioritizing critical equipment for immediate replacement. Prof. Hamdan highlighted the importance of aligning new acquisitions with academic and industry standards to ensure students and researchers benefit from state-of-the-art technology. Contributions from technical staff and program leaders helped ensure that the procurement plan addressed the faculty's comprehensive needs.
This initiative reflects FTKEE's dedication to providing cutting-edge resources and maintaining its commitment to excellence in engineering education, preparing students for modern industry challenges.


The RoboFTKEE 02 program marks the continuation of the successful RoboFTKEE 01, conducted during Semester 1 of the 2023/2024 academic year. This initiative aims to foster interest in robotics among FTKEE students through a series of hands-on training sessions, culminating in a competition to test the capabilities of robots designed by the participants.
To kick off RoboFTKEE 02, a soldering skills workshop was held on December 7, 2024, providing 40 participants with valuable exposure to proper soldering techniques and methods for accurately checking circuit connections.
The workshop was led by Mr. Mohd Falfazli Bin Mat Jusof, with assistance from Ts. Dr. Mohd Riduwan Bin Ghazali and Dr. Suliana Binti Ab Ghani. This practical session lays a strong foundation for participants as they embark on their robotics journey, preparing them for the challenges of designing and building functional robots.
Stay tuned for more updates as RoboFTKEE 02 progresses toward its exciting competition finale!

On December 6, 2024, students from the Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Electronics) - BHE program under the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technology (FTKEE) embarked on an academic visit to Telekom Malaysia's Submarine Cable Station (SDKL) in Cherating. The visit was led by Dr. Nor Hadzfizah Binti Mohd Radi, accompanied by Dr. Nur Zahirah Binti Mohd Ali and Dr. Syamimi Mardiah Binti Shaharum, with the main objective of gaining insights into the technology and communication systems underpinning submarine cables, which form the backbone of global internet connectivity.
The session began with a briefing by Mr. Wan Zulkifli Bin Wan Idris, a communication officer at the station, who provided an in-depth explanation of the functions and importance of submarine cable systems that connect various nations worldwide. He highlighted the pivotal role these systems play in maintaining seamless internet connectivity and their contributions to the global telecommunications infrastructure.
Students were introduced to the advanced technologies used in installing, maintaining, and monitoring these submarine cables. They also learned about the methods for detecting and swiftly repairing cable damage caused by natural factors or human activities. Additionally, the group toured the station's facilities, observing state-of-the-art equipment such as real-time monitoring systems for cable conditions and testing tools designed to ensure optimal data transmission quality.
The visit included an interactive Q&A session where students engaged with Mr. Wan Zulkifli, delving into challenges faced in managing submarine cable systems, including maintenance costs and emerging technologies aimed at enhancing efficiency.
This visit served as a valuable learning experience for the students, providing practical exposure and a deeper understanding of the critical technologies driving global telecommunication networks. It highlighted the importance of technical precision and maintenance in ensuring reliable and uninterrupted internet services. Moreover, it inspired students to explore career opportunities and innovative research within the field of telecommunications.
The visit also reinforced the relevance of submarine cable systems in the context of evolving global connectivity demands. By observing real-world applications and engaging with industry experts, the students gained insights that complement their academic knowledge in electrical and electronics engineering.
A special thanks goes to Mr. Wan Zulkifli Bin Wan Idris and Telekom Malaysia for their informative briefing and generous hospitality. The experience not only enriched the students' educational journey but also offered inspiration for future endeavors in the telecommunications sector. It is hoped that the knowledge acquired during this visit will prove beneficial in their studies and professional careers ahead.