Bachelor's degree
Electrical Engineering
Study circuits, communications, electromagnetics, robotics, controls, power, and signal processing.
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Learn how electrical engineering, computer engineering, and cybersecurity turn curiosity into technologies that serve people.
Bachelor's degree
Study circuits, communications, electromagnetics, robotics, controls, power, and signal processing.
Learn moreBachelor's degree
Combine digital hardware, embedded systems, architecture, networking, and software.
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Develop the technical foundation needed to defend systems, networks, and information.
Learn moreECE students learn by building. Coursework is reinforced through laboratories, team projects, capstone, research groups, clubs, internships, and opportunities to serve. Students work closely with faculty while developing the technical judgment and communication skills needed for responsible engineering practice.
You do not need to know your specialization before beginning. Introductory courses and department experiences are designed to help you discover which problems and technologies interest you most.
A department tour is a practical way to see teaching labs, projects, research, and the Engineering Building.