Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

The Electrical Engineering curriculum is designed to prepare the undergraduate student for work in the engineering profession and for graduate study. A solid foundation in mathematics, physics, and chemistry is required. The use of computers is integrated into all courses. The required courses in electric circuits, electronics, digital logic, electromagnetics, signals and systems, and other engineering program requirements, such as technical communications, engineering analysis, and economics, support a program of specialized electives in the senior year.

Electives may be chosen from electrical power engineering, control systems, electromagnetics, computer and microchip design, or from technical areas outside electrical engineering. The laboratory program is designed to familiarize the students with basic principles taught in the lectures and, then, to show the students how to apply those principles to engineering problems and designs. The required senior design is a "capstone" design project that utilizes the concepts, principles, and practices, learned in earlier courses, in the completion of an "industrial-type" engineering design project in the student's last year.

Four-year Suggested Curriculums
2009 BSEE Curriculum (PDF)
2008 BSEE Curriculum (PDF)

Course Syllabi