Course overview
The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) program prepares graduates for entrance into the high-demand profession of electrical engineering or graduate study. Graduates work in the industry as electrical engineers, typically specializing as biomedical, computer, control, communications, electronics, integrated-circuit (IC) design, instrumentation, signal processing or power engineers. They may also hold other titles including facilities engineers, systems engineers, project engineers, and project or technical managers.The BSEE curriculum provides students with a varied and balanced educational experience through an appropriate combination of theoretical concepts and practical applications. It also provides students with an engineering-design experience that expands in breadth and depth as they progress through their studies. A stimulating course of study is maintained by offering students a reasonable variety of focus areas and contemporary courses in current and emerging fields. The program focuses on communications, computers, control, electronics, embedded systems, power and signal processing. The engineering laboratory experience is fully integrated with coursework. Students work in many state-of-the-art laboratories.
