Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Electrical engineering is concerned with the use of electrical energy for the benefit of society. The profession of electrical engineering is scientifically based and design oriented. Its practice draws heavily upon the areas of mathematics, physics, and computer science as well as other branches of engineering and natural science. The program provides a strong foundation that will prepare graduates for productive lifelong careers in any of the various sub-fields of electrical engineering such as computer engineering, power and energy, communications, signal processing, analog and digital electronics, and robotics. The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers an undergraduate program that provides an integrated, contemporary perspective of the electrical engineering profession and seeks to build student skills in problem solving, written and oral communication, and a sense of professionalism. The department goals are contained within its mission statement and related program educational objectives. Program Educational Objectives: The electrical engineering program, in harmony with the university mission statement, strives to prepare graduates who will: Make professional contributions through the attainment of a position in electrical engineering or related field (Professional formation); Engage in personal and professional growth through the completion of advanced degrees or other forms of continuing education (Educating the whole person); Contribute to society or the profession through the involvement in professional organizations or other service activity (Empowering leaders for a just and humane world).