The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) offers a Master of Science (MS) in electrical engineering, a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Electrical Engineering and a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Engineering.

The graduate and undergraduate curriculums include a large number of laboratories where the practical application of classroom theory is experienced by the student. Additionally, a senior project design, an implementation, and an evaluation are required of all undergraduates and may take the form of a team project. The undergraduate student is well-prepared upon graduation to begin either a professional career or a graduate program. The graduate curriculum also provides the student with applied research-thesis experiences.

Program Educational Objectives

The Electrical Engineering Program will graduate Electrical Engineering students who:

1. Are successfully practicing in a field that makes use of their undergraduate preparation with solid theoretical and hands-on Knowledge of Circuits, Electronics, Computer Software, Hardware, Control Systems, Communications and Electrical Power.
2. Contribute to society through their undergraduate preparation, by evaluating alternatives, and appreciating how processes can be interrelated.
3. Pursue personal success by way of ethical, inclusive, and responsible behavior
4. Understand the challenges of a dynamically and globalized changing world and are willing to adapt their skills through continuous learning and self-improvement.
5. Master effective communication skills to obtain success either by working individually or within a diverse team environment.