Electrical and Computer Engineering

About this Major

Electrical engineering is a diverse field with many areas of specialization. Electronics, wireless communications, power, controls, and signal processing are some of the areas that electrical engineers can choose to specialize in. The electrical engineering curricular track offered by the department allows students to investigate these and other topics while pursuing the bachelor's of science in electrical engineering (BSEE) degree.
Computer engineers specialize in the design of computers, computer systems, and other digitally based hardware devices. Computer engineers must also be proficient in software design. Applications of computer engineering can be found in communications systems, transportation vehicles, robotics, and consumer electronics, to name just a few. The computer engineering curricular track offered by the department allows students to specialize in hardware and software topics while pursuing the bachelor's of science in electrical engineering (BSEE) degree.

Related Career Paths

Key Workplace Skills

  • Plan, organize, and prioritize work
  • Make decisions and solve problems
  • Proficiency with computer software programs
  • Detail-orientation
  • Creativity
  • Analytical and investigative skills

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Potential Employers

• Computer hardware companies
• Consulting firms
• Government agencies
• Colleges and universities
• Healthcare Facilities
• Banks and financial institutions
• Aerospace & transportation facilities
• Retail businesses
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