Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) has always been a significant discipline within the engineering community. The scope of EEE extends beyond fields such as telecommunications, computer systems, and energy engineering, encompassing a wide range of areas from medical electronics to space technology. Unlike other engineering disciplines, EEE is highly dynamic, and most technological revolutions around the world often originate from Electrical and Electronics Engineering.Electrical and Electronics engineers play a crucial role in the design and development of modern high-tech applications, including electromechanical systems, computer systems, embedded systems, electronic control systems applied in industrial processes, renewable energy, automotive industry, aviation, and even automation for maintenance. In the undergraduate program of the Faculty of Technology at Gazi University, courses in fundamental sciences such as physics, mathematics, and chemistry are complemented by comprehensive instruction in fundamental electrical and electronics engineering subjects, including circuit theory, analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, and signals and systems.At higher levels of education, students receive extensive training in areas such as digital signal processing, electric machines, power systems, control systems, communication systems, instrumentation, and power electronics. Our students primarily acquire knowledge, skills, and experience in the fields of electric machines and control, power electronics, communication, automation and control systems, power systems, and embedded systems.