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Engineering and Technology
BS Electrical Engineering
BS Electrical Engineering

BS Electrical Engineering

  • ID:FDU10037
  • Level:4-Year Bachelor's Degree
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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements

An undergraduate freshman student is a student who has completed high school and is studying his/her first degree

English Requirements

  • TOEFLIBT: 70

  • TOEFLPBT (old):550

  • TOEFLPBT (revised):59

  • IELTS:6.0

  • ITEP:3.7

  • Pearson's PTE-A:    53

  • GTEC:1150

Other                    

  • SAT EBRW: 480

  • ACT English: 22

  • ELS EAP level 112

Course Information

The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering degree curriculum prepares graduates for entrance into the profession of electrical engineering by providing them a varied and balanced educational experience with an appropriate combination of theoretical and practical skills. Students are provided with a strong foundation in mathematics, basic sciences, computer and design skills, the engineering sciences and the liberal arts. A stimulating course of study is maintained by offering students a reasonable variety of required contemporary courses and electives courses in emerging technical areas. The engineering laboratory experience is fully integrated with course work.

Educational Objectives

The B.S. in Electrical Engineering program will produce graduates who:

  • Enter into and advance in the profession of electrical engineering, particularly in the areas of systems and devices, computers and communications.

  • Continue their formal education and obtain advanced degrees in electrical engineering or other related fields.

  • Become responsible professionals and global citizens, who are aware of ethical issues and societal needs and problems

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Course Descriptions

  • CHEM1201   General Chemistry I   3 credits

  • CHEM1203   LAB: General Chemistry I   1 credits

  • EENG2221   Signals and Systems I   4 credits

  • EENG2222   Signals and Systems II   3 credits

  • EENG3223   Linear Systems   3 credits

  • EENG3224   Digital Signal Processing   3 credits

  • EENG3244   Electromagnetic Fields & Waves   3 credits

  • EENG3265   Electronics I   3 credits

  • EENG3266   Electronics II   3 credits

  • EENG3267   Electronics III   3 credits

  • EENG3288   Microprocessor System Des. II   3 credits

  • EENG4260   Prep for Elec Eng Project   1 credits

  • EENG4268   Electrical Engineering Project   2 credits

  • EENG4341   Communication Systems   3 credits

  • EENG4342   Data Comm. & Computer Networks   3 credits

  • EENG4347   Wireless Communication   3 credits

  • EENG4355   Analog and Digital Control   3 credits

  • EENG4375   Electrical Energy Conversion   3 credits

  • ENGR1204   Program Lang in Engineering   3 credits

  • ENGR1301   Engr Pract, Graphics and Design   3 credits

  • ENGR2210   Technical Communications   3 credits

  • ENGR2221   Statics   3 credits

  • ENGR2286   Digital System Design   3 credits

  • ENGR3000   Mod Tech:Prin/Appl/Impacts   3 credits

  • ENGR3200   Adv. Engineering Programming   3 credits

  • ENGR3341   Advanced Engineering Math   3 credits

  • ENGR4210   Mgrl/Engineering Eco Analysis   3 credits

  • ENGR4221   Engr Statistics & Reliability   3 credits

  • ENWR1001   CompositionI:Rhetoric&Inquiry   3 credits

  • ENWR1002   Composition II Res. & Argument   3 credits

  • MATH1201   Calculus I   4 credits

  • MATH2202   Calculus II   4 credits

  • MATH2203   Calculus III   3 credits

  • MATH2210   Differential Equations   3 credits

  • PHYS2201   LAB: Physics I   1 credits

  • PHYS2202   LAB: Physics II   1 credits

  • PHYS2203   University Physics I   3 credits

  • PHYS2204   University Physics II   3 credits

  • UNIV1001   Transitioning to Univer Life   1 credits

  • UNIV1002   Prep for Professional Life   1 credits

  • UNIV2001   Cross Cultural Perspectives   3 credits

  • UNIV2002   Global Issues   3 credits

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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

Each electrical engineering graduate will demonstrate the following attributes and achievements as required by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET upon or before graduation:

  • An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science and engineering.

  • An ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data.

  • An ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability.

  • An ability to function on multi-disciplinary teams.

  • An ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems.

  • An understanding of professional ethical responsibility.

  • An ability to communicate effectively.

  • The broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context.

  • A recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning.

  • A knowledge of contemporary issues.

  • An ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for

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Overseas Student Health Cover

Health & Major Medical Insurance Per Year, Can be waived for domestic students. Can also be waived in certain circumstances for International Students with documentation of alternative coverage.

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