Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Expected Outcomes

Upon completion of this program:

The student will have the background necessary to take the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) examination, the first step toward registration as a professional engineer. The department encourages students to take the FE examination.
The candidate will be well grounded in the fundamental concepts of math, physics, chemistry, computer science, and engineering science, and will be:

able to analyze and design electrical, electronic, and electromagnetic circuits and systems;
able to analyze, design, and evaluate performance of microprocessors and digital systems;
able to analyze, evaluate, and design real-time applications;
able to analyze and use computer programs intended for the design of electrical engineering applications;
able to analyze and evaluate performance of discrete and stochastic systems, including digital signal processing and;
able to work as a member of a team that understands the ethical requirements of the profession and the impact of the ECE technology on society.