Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of fundamental principles, theories and concepts in their chosen technology discipline and interdisciplinary knowledge relevant to technology practice.

Apply skills to identify, formulate and solve complex technology problems using critical thinking, analytical reasoning and innovative approaches by applying mathematical and scientific principles to technology solutions.

Demonstrate ability to design, analyse and implement technology systems, components, or processes to meet specified requirements, considering factors such as safety, sustainability, ethics and economic constraints.

Analyse use of modern technology tools, software and technologies relevant to their field of study and be adept at utilising computer-aided tools, simulation, modelling and analysis tools for technology design and analysis.

Develop hands-on experience in conducting experiments, collecting data, analysing results and drawing conclusions in laboratory and field settings. They would be competent in using laboratory equipment, instrumentation and techniques applicable to their discipline.

Communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, with technical and non-technical audiences, prepare clear and concise technical reports, presentations and documentation and of collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

Demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively as part of a team, including effective communication, coordination and conflict resolution skills, align with exhibiting leadership qualities, such as initiative, accountability and the ability to motivate and inspire others.

Adhere to ethical principles and professional standards in their technology practice, demonstrating integrity, honesty and respect for diversity and understand the social, cultural, environmental and global impact of engineering solutions and strive to uphold ethical conduct in their professional activities.

Recognise the importance of lifelong learning and professional development in maintaining currency with technological advances, industry trends and emerging best practices, engage in continuous self-improvement, pursue further education and seek career advancement and specialisation opportunities.

Recognise their role and responsibility as technocrats in addressing societal challenges and promoting sustainable development and be able to consider the social, environmental and economic implications of their technology decisions and strive to contribute positively to society and the environment through their work.