Electrical Engineering

As an Electrical Engineer you will design, analyze, and apply skills on any device or system that that uses electricity or electromagnetic radiation. To become an Electrical Engineer is to have a job that benefits mankind. Without electricity, our machines and most essentials that are used on a daily basis would not be possible. One concentration area in this field is the generation, transmission, distribution, and consumption of energy. The 21st century is pushing for clean energy and taking part in the development of smarter ways to produce and consume energy would be empowering. Taking part on an innovative method to lower the cost of electricity or come up with a new engineered mechanism that uses electricity or electromagnetic radiation, would be beneficial towards many technological advancements including computers and the networks that connect them, consumer electronic goods like MP3 players, satellite radio and HDTV as well as anything related to electricity and electronics.

Key Areas within Electrical Engineering:

Power Generation and Transmission Systems
Wireless Cellular and Wireline Telephone Networks
Integrated Circuits and Electronic Devices
Electronic Motors and Actuators
MRI and other Medical Instruments
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
Signal Processing
Wireless Communications
Automatic Controls
Renewable Energy
Radio Frequencies and Antennas

Careers in Electrical Engineering:

Power Systems Engineer
Signal Processing Engineer
Telecommunications Engineer
Design Engineer
Instrumentation Engineer
Aeronautical Engineer
Advanced Lead Power Electronics Engineer
Project Electrical Hardware Engineer
Electrician
Industrial Engineer
Robotics Engineer
Computer Hardware Engineer

The variety of challenges facing our modern society means that electrical engineers can look forward to highly rewarding, dynamic careers.

Our department currently offers the following degrees in Electrical Engineering:

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