Bachelor of Science - Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering (EE) deals with the study, design, and application of systems that use electricity, electronics, and electromagnetics. While many people associate electrical engineering with electronics and circuits, electrical engineering encompasses a wide variety of areas including embedded systems, computer and other types of digital electronic systems, signal processing, control systems, and communication systems.

An undergraduate degree in EE can also open the door to entrepreneurship or graduate school in engineering, law, business, and medicine. Electronics and integrated circuits are what most people think about when they think about electrical engineering. Circuits are designed for a wide variety of applications and are the building blocks (along with mathematics and science) for many of the other areas in electrical engineering.