The electrical engineering curriculum offers a number of emphasis areas at the undergraduate level, including control systems, electromagnetics and nondestructive evaluation, microelectronics and photonics, VLSI, electric power and energy systems, and communications and signal processing. Students are required to choose at least one course sequence that focuses on one of these areas; therefore graduates have substantial depth in specific areas to complement the breadth obtained in the required curriculum. Students also may take elective courses in computer networking, security, computer architecture, digital systems, and software. Electrical engineers are in high demand – they are the spark and energy behind every device. Electrical engineers work with energy from wind and solar to the circuits inside phones and tablets. Our graduates are leaders in energy, bioengineering, electronics, and other power systems.
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