DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 

214 Engineering and Technology Building
The Department of Electrical Engineering offers courses leading to the Degree of Bachelor's of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE). The curriculum is offered in three options, General Option, Computer Engineering and VLSI Option. Students are prepared to pursue careers in technical areas such as power systems, communications, signal processing, integrated circuits, computers, manufacturing, and robotic systems. Graduates pursue careers in manufacturing, research and development, and management They are also prepared to pursue private practice and graduate education. This program is designed to meet the requirements of the Engineering Accreditation Board (EAB) of ABET as well as those of the Southeastern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).

Program Objectives 

The primary objectives of the program are:

1. to provide students with the basic tools to pursue careers in electrical engineering and private practice. To accomplish this mission, the program provides strong, fundamental education in the traditional areas of electrical engineering, meaningful laboratory experiences, develops computer competencies, and provides sufficient flexibility by providing technical electives so that students may acquire additional competence in current and emerging technologies;
2. to extend beyond the purely technical studies, so as to provide students with a sense of social responsibility as responsible members of society; and

3. to provide students with a firm foundation and emphasize the importance of continued learning either through graduate education or continuing education programs.

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE)
(127 Semester Hours)
General Program Option (Pre-Fall 2008 Students) (Students who started in or after Fall '08)

1. ** TE may be chosen from engineering, mathematics or science courses with approval from advisor. note: One Technical Elective must be selected from Math 305, 452, or 453.

2. # HS course to be chosen from the HED101, NHM103, or FAS102.

3. ## Humanities Electives may be chosen from ENG204, ENG205 or Art/Music Electives

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE)
(129 Semester Hours)
Computer Engineering Option (Pre-Fall 2008 Students) (Students who started in or after Fall '08)

1. ** TE may be engineering, math or science courses with advisor’s approval.

note: One Technical Elective must be selected from Math 305, 452, or 453.

2. # HS course can be chosen from the HED101, NHM103, or FAS102.

3. ## Humanities electives may be ENG 204, ENG 205, or Art/Music elective

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE)
(129 Semester Hours)
Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Option (Pre-Fall 2008 Students) (Students who started in or after Fall '08)

1.** TEmay be engineering, mathematics or science courses with apporval from advisor.

note: 1 Technical elective must be selected from Math 303, 452, or 453.
2. # HS course to be chosen from the HED101, NHM103, or FAS102.
3. ##Humanities Electives may be chosen from ENG 204, ENG 205, or Art/Music elective