Electrical Engineering Concentration (12 credits)

This concentration is for students looking for more depth in electrical engineering. The goal is to teach students the fundamentals of electrical engineering and introduce them to at least one of its many advanced application areas. Such skills are important to students who expect to participate in real-world situations that increasingly involve electrical engineering applications.

Students can earn the Electrical Engineering Minor by completing one additional emphasis area elective.

Note: Students declared in the Electrical Emphasis cannot also declare the Electrical Engineering Concentration.

Curriculum

Required courses (6 credits)

  • ECEN 2260: Circuits as Systems - 3 credit hours (pre-requisites: ECEN 2250 or GEEN 3010 or MCEN 3017 & APPM 2360 or MATH 3430)
  • ECEN 2270: Electronics Design Lab - 3 credits (ECEN 2260 is a pre-requisite or co-requisite)

Elective courses (6 credits)