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Faculty of Electronics and Computer Engineering (FKEKK) is one of the faculities established officially on 22 June 2001 and started its operation at a temporary campus in Taman Tasik Utama, Melaka.

FKEKK created its own history by being the first faculty to move completely to the permanent main campus in Durian Tunggal, Melaka on 22nd December 2004. With the move, FKEKK is confident in providing students with the best and conducive study environment. New campus are equipped with various facilities such as lecture rooms, tutorial rooms and labs.

FKEKK plays a crucial role in producing professional engineers who are not only possess strong fundamental knowledge in Electronic Engineering, but also armed with the practical skills obtained from practice and application oriented learning concept in FKEKK. Hence, enabling the graduates to contribute effectively to the industries in Malaysia.

FKEKK is headed by a Dean and comprises of 3 departments:

  • Department of Industrial Electronics
  • Departments of Computer Engineering
  • Departments of Telecommunication Electronics

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