1. General Information
Eskişehir Osmangazi University Electrical-Electronics Engineering Department was founded in 1980 as a part of Eskişehir Academy of Engineering and Architecture. In 1982, following the establishment of Anadolu University, the department was joined in the College of Engineering and Architecture of Anadolu University. The graduate program was initiated in 1984. Due to the extensive growth of Anadolu University, several colleges and departments including the Electrical-Electronics Engineering Department were separated from Anadolu University to form Osmangazi University in 1993.
With 20 full-time faculty members, Electrical-Electronics Engineering Department offers both Master's of Science (M.S.) and Doctoral (Ph.D) graduate programs in Electronics, Telecommunications, Control Systems, Electrical Installations, Electrical Machinery, Circuits and Systems, Electromagnetic Fields and Microwave Technique subfields. The department also contributes to the Rail Systems graduate program.
The Electrical-Electronics Engineering Department has contributed hundreds of engineers to the industry. These engineers are employed by private industries as well as government companies within the country as well as worldwide.
2. The Degree Conferred
The students who complete the program successfully are awarded Mastrer’s of Science (M. S.) and Doctorate (Ph.D) degrees in Electrical-Electronics Engineering.
3. Degree Level
Postgraduate
4. Admission requirements
Number of students to be admitted for each subfield is determined and announced by the request of the faculty members before the semester begins. Scores of nation wide exams ALES and ÜDS/KPDS and student GPA are used to calculate a score for admission. ALES is similar to the GRE exam has 50% weight while ÜDS and KPDS are foreign language exams with 25% weight. The GPA of the student has the remaining 25% weight in the admission score. Graduates of Electrical, Electronics, Electrical-Electronics, Electronics and Communication Engineering departments are admitted to the graduate program directly. The graduates of Control Systems, Computer, Communication and Mechatronics Engineering departments and Mathematics and Computer Science departments are required to take some electrical-electronics engineering undergraduate courses before the admission.
Transfer from other universities is also possible.
5. Recognition of the previous education
Some of the graduate level courses taken from other universities may be counted for the degree program upon the request of the student and the approval of the advisor and the program director.
6. Conditions and Rules for the Degree Qualification
The Master’s of Science program requires seven regular courses totaling 60 ECTS, a seminar course, a specialization field course and thesis work. The seminar, specialization field course and the thesis work have zero local credits and pass/fail grades. A student must receive a passing grade (AA through DD, or YT) for each course in the program and must not have any FF, DZ or YZ grade for any course he or she has taken. In the program, a minimum 3.00 out of 4.00 grade point average is required.
The doctoral program that is based on a master’s degree requires 7 regular courses totaling 60 ECTS, a qualification/comprehensive exam, a thesis proposal, a specialization course and thesis work. Those who have only B.S. degree must take 15 regular courses totaling 120 ECTS. The qualification/comprehensive exam, thesis proposal, specialization exam and the thesis work have no local credits and have pass/fail grades. A student must receive a passing grade (AA through DD, or YT) for each course in the program and must not have any FF, DZ or YZ grade for any course he or she has taken. In the program, a minimum 3.00 out of 4.00 grade point average is required.
7. Program Educational Goals
To train Engineers have M.S. and Ph.D. degrees who
1) have the advanced level knowledge to do analysis and design in Electrical-Electronics Engineering subfields,
2) can effectively use the hardware and software that are related to their subfield,
3) can adapt the models, techniques and processes that have been developed in their subfield to new applications or develop new models and methods,
4) have the ability to follow developments in their profession and awareness the need for life-long learning,
5) have the ability to work individually and in groups, a keen sense of professional responsibility and an awareness of professional ethics,
6) have social consciousness and self-confidence,
7) can follow the developments and publications in technical fields, summarize the developments, deduct the essential points of such works, make use of such knowledge, and report such works as well as his or her work within an ethical and professional frame.
8. Program Outcomes
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Ability to reach, evaluate, interpret, and apply knowledge in depth in the field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering through scientific research. |
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Having extensive knowledge about contemporary techniques and methods applied in engineering. |
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Ability to complete vague, limited or missing data using scientific methods and ability to use information from different disciplines. |
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Ability to identify and solve Electrical and Electronics Engineering problems. |
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Developing new and original ideas and methods; ability to develop innovative/alternative solutions in system, component or process design. |
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Ability to work effectively in interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary teams, making leadership of these kind of teams. Ability to work independently and taking responsibility. |
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Ability to use a foreign language at an advanced level, ability to communicate in oral and written forms. |
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Awareness of social, environmental, health, safety, and legal issues of engineering applications and Project management. |
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Advanced level of Professional and ethical responsibility. |
9. Employment Possibilities for the Graduates
Engineers who graduate from the Electrical-Electronics Engineering graduate program can be employed by state and private establishments in the fields of electric power generation, electric power distribution, electrical machinery, control systems, communications and computer systems, and alike. These engineers can take part in design, installation, operation, sales, and maintenance activities. Graduates with a Ph.D. degree can also be hired as professors and researchers by universities worldwide.
10. Obtaining Higher Degrees
Students who successfully complete the M.S. degree program can pursue doctoral degrees in the country or abroad. In Turkey, those who wish to get an M.S. or doctoral degree are required to take a special exam called ALES (similar to the GRE exam) and one of various foreign language exams. Minimum ALES and foreign language scores may be required for the admission for graduate programs.
11. Examinations and Assessment
The examinations, assignments and assessment for each course is described in the course information sheet. Courses with 3 or more local credits have two midterm exams and a final exam. For some courses, a project may be assigned to be considered as a midterm exam.
12. Graduation Requirements
Graduation requirements are as explained in the section titled “Conditions and Rules for the Degree Qualification”.
13. Type of Instruction (Full time, e-learning)
Full-time attendance for the regular courses is required.
14. Address and Contact Information (Departments Chair, Vicechairs, and Erasmus Coordinator)
Department Address:
Elektrik-Elektronik Mühendisliği Bölümü,
Eskişehir Osmangazi Üniversitesi
Meşelik Yerleşkesi M4 Blok, 26480 Eskişehir
Phone: +90(222) 2393750/3259
Fax: +90(222) 2393613
e-mail: eee@ogu.edu.tr
Erasmus Coordinator:
Asst. Prof. Dr. Hayrettin ODABAŞI (hodabasi@ogu.edu.tr) Dahili Telefon: 3289
Farabi Coordinator:
Asst. Prof. Dr. Hayrettin ODABAŞI (hodabasi@ogu.edu.tr) Dahili Telefon: 3289
15. Department Facilities
Electrical-Electronics Engineering Department has 8 full-professors, 3 associate professors, 9 assistant professors and 12 research assistants.
The department has ten classrooms of various sizes, one seminar room and one meeting room. All classrooms are equipped with computer projection system. Most of the classrooms are used for undergraduate instruction. The classroom YLD (15 seats) is fully used for graduate courses. Besides, smaller classrooms such as B217 (60 seats), and B101 (36 seats) and the meeting room B213 (20 seats) are shared by the graduate and undergraduate courses.
Along with Electrical Machinery Lab., Power Electronics Lab, Control Systems Lab, Microprocessors Lab, Signal Recognition Lab, Electronics I and II Labs that are used for undergraduate instruction, there are various research laboratories that are also used by Computer Engineering department. Among these research labs are Advanced Software Development Lab, Image Processing and Parallel Computing Lab, Machine Learning and Computer Vision Lab, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Lab, and Advanced Power Electronics Lab.
16. Academic Personnel
In Electrical-Electronics Engineering Department, there are 32 faculty members in total associated with the subfields Electronics, Telecommunications, Control Systems, Electrical Installations, Electrical Machinery, Electromagnetic Fields and Microwave Technique. The faculty members are listed below according to their research fields.
Electronics:
Prof. Dr. Hasan Hüseyin ERKAYA
Asst. Prof. Dr. Faruk DİRİSAĞLIK
Asst. Prof. Dr. Gökhan DINDIŞ
Res. Asst. Dr. İpek ÇETİNBAŞ
Telecommunications:
Prof. Dr. M. Bilginer GÜLMEZOĞLU
Prof. Dr. Rifat EDİZKAN
Prof. Dr. Hakan ÇEVİKALP
Prof. Dr. Semih ERGİN
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Erol SEKE
Asst. Prof. Dr. Hasan Serhan YAVUZ
Asst. Prof. Dr. Helin DUTAĞACI
Res. Asst. Çağrı KILINÇ
Res. Asst. Dr. Kaya TURGUT
Res. Asst. Şükriye KARA
Res. Asst. Feyza YILMAZ
Control Systems:
Prof. Dr. Abdurrahman KARAMANCIOĞLU
Prof. Dr. Osman PARLAKTUNA
Asst. Prof. Dr. Burak KALECİ
Asst. Prof. Dr. Kemal KESKİN
Res. Asst. Dr. Gülin ELİBOL SEÇİL
Res. Asst. Dr. Sezgin SEÇİL
Electromagnetic Fields and Microwave Techniques:
Prof. Dr. Gökhan ÇINAR
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Özge YANAZ ÇINAR
Asst. Prof. Dr. Hayrettin ODABAŞI
Electrical Installations:
Prof. Dr. Salih FADIL
Asst. Prof. Dr. Burak URAZEL
Electrical Machinery:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Atabak NAJAFI