In the first two years of both programs, you’ll study engineering design and communication, math, digital systems, electronics, communication systems, computer architecture and software. In upper years, you’ll focus on one of six general areas: Photonics & Semiconductor Physics; Software; Electromagnetics & Energy Systems; Analog & Digital Electronics; Communications, Signal Processing & Control; and Computer Hardware & Networks.

Electrical and computer engineers deal with two key issues of our time: the communication and control of digital information, and the creation and distribution of energy.