Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

The Electrical Engineering Program prepares a culturally diverse student population for successful professional careers in electrical engineering at the local, regional and global levels. The Program is designed to ensure excellence in multiple technical areas within the broad field of electrical engineering, while emphasizing the role of general education, ethical and social responsibility, and life-long learning in the personal and professional growth of future electrical engineers.

Program Goals

In support of its mission, the Electrical Engineering Program strives to produce graduates who will

• Pursue successful careers in electronics, communication, power systems, or related fields;
• Engage in further learning through graduate studies or professional training;
• Contribute to the advancement of society through technical innovations and ethical practice;
• Succeed as team leaders and project managers in multicultural work environments;
• Provide opportunities for training and development to students and young professionals.

Program Learning Outcomes

Electrical Engineering graduates will be able to

• Apply knowledge of differential and integral calculus, complex variables, probability, and physics.
• Conduct lab simulations and tests, design experiments, and analyze and interpret relevant data.
• Use the modern techniques and computer tools necessary for electrical engineering practice.
• Identify, formulate, and solve problems in power systems, communications, and electronics.
• Design and assemble components, processes, and systems under realistic technical and non-technical constraints.
• Communicate technical information effectively in written, oral, and graphical formats.
• Work in multicultural intra-disciplinary and cross-disciplinary teams.
• Explain the role of ethical and professional responsibility in electrical engineering practice.
• Discuss the global impact of electrical engineering solutions on the economy, environment, and society.
• Demonstrate familiarity with modern trends and current issues in electrical engineering.
• Engage in lifelong learning through research and educational experiences outside the classroom.