MCTY module planner: January 2027 entry
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MCTY module planner: January 2027 entry

If you start MCTY in January 2027, the programme runs over 20 months. In January you register for your three Semester 2 modules only. You register for the rest of the programme in September 2027: three Semester 1 modules, two Semester 2 modules, EEN1101 and EEN1095.

MCTY module planner: January 2027 entry

If you start MCTY in January 2027, the programme runs over 20 months. In January you register for your three Semester 2 modules only. You register for the rest of the programme in September 2027: three Semester 1 modules, two Semester 2 modules, EEN1101 and EEN1095.

Plan all eight taught modules now, so that your January choices still leave room for the major you want. The tool checks the plan against the programme rules as you go.

  1. Jan–Apr 2027Semester 2
    3 modules
    Register now
  2. May–Aug 2027Summer
    free
  3. Sep–Dec 2027Semester 1
    3 modules
  4. Jan–Apr 2028Semester 2
    2 modules + EEN1101
  5. May–Aug 2028Summer
    EEN1095 project
Project module, Sep 2027 – Aug 2028
Register in September 2027
Required
EEN1095 Electronic Engineering Project L9 22.5 cr
Project allocated in Semester 1 (Sep–Dec 2027), prepared through EEN1101 in Semester 2 (Jan–Apr 2028), main work full-time at DCU, May–Aug 2028.

L8 L9 NFQ level  ·  IoTS core module for IoT Systems  ·  EIS core module for Edge & IoT Security. A Semester 2 module can be taken once, so a module chosen for 2027 is unavailable in 2028, and the other way round.

Register now: Semester 2, Jan–Apr 2027

Credit summary

Total credits (target 90)30.0
Level 9 credits (target 60+)30.0

EEN1101 and EEN1095 supply 30 Level 9 credits, so the plan needs at least four taught modules at Level 9.

Majors

Award eligibility

This planner checks your choices against the MCTY (DC877) programme rules for January 2027 entry. It does not register you for modules. The plan uses the 2026–27 module list. We keep the programme up to date by revising its modules, so changes for 2027–28 are possible, although none are planned at present. If a module in your plan changes, we will make sure that a suitable alternative is available. You are responsible for making sure your registration meets the exit requirements for your award. If your circumstances need a different pattern from 3 + 3 + 2, contact the Programme Chair.