Electrical engineers are experts in dealing with electricity, electromagnetism, and electronics. Electrical engineering touches virtually every aspect of life in the twenty-first century. Our electrical engineering curriculum exposes students to a variety of topics to prepare them for careers as engineers. Electrical engineers are employed in a variety of industries including: Circuits and Electronics Communication and Signal Processing Electrical Power Systems Computer Hardware and Embedded Systems Robotics, Control Systems and Automation Biomedical Applications Automotive and Aerospace Systems Manufacturing

Career opportunities for electrical engineers are diverse and challenging. They involve the simulation, design, development, operation, and analysis of systems. Electrical engineers design power systems, satellite communication links, computers and information systems, automatic control systems, electronic devices, and a wide range of microprocessor-operated products that are incorporated in automobiles, office equipment, entertainment systems, machine tools, and test and measurement instruments. Research and development in the above areas offers another career track for electrical engineers. Finally, many electrical engineers often end up in technical or general managerial positions.