What We Do: Electrical engineers improve people's lives by designing, testing, and supporting a wide range of products and systems such as medical imaging, renewable energy, robots, wireless communications, computers, and all sorts of electronic devices.   

Specialties: As an electrical engineering major, you can focus your studies on communication and control systems, computers and robotics, electronics and instrumentation, or energy and power systems.

Types of Careers: Several electrical engineering graduates go to graduate school as preparation for challenging careers in research and development.  Others achieve rewarding careers with manufacturing and consulting companies and the government or military.

CATALOGS

• B.S. Electrical Engineering Requirements (2012-2013 University Catalog)
• Electrical Engineering Course Descriptions (2012-2013 University Catalog) 
• For earlier Catalogs, see the Registrar's Office.

SAMPLE SCHEDULES (students entering in Fall 2012 and earlier)

• EE Electrical Track Sample Schedule
• EE Electrical Track Madrid Semester Abroad Sample Schedule
  
• EE Electrical Track AFROTC Sample Schedule
  
• EE Electrical Track Block Diagram 
• EE Computer Track Sample Schedule
  
• EE Computer Track Madrid Semester Abroad Sample Schedule
  
• EE Computer Track AFROTC Sample Schedule
  
• EE Computer Track Block Diagram
  

SAMPLE SCHEDULES (students entering in Fall 2013+)

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