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Description
This major is for students who are interested in designing, developing, and testing electrical equipment. They focus on the hardware and energy parts of electronics more so than software. This major shares entry-level courses with Computer Engineering. Electrical engineering involves electromagentics, feedback control, digital communications, digital signal processing, advanced electromagnetics, advanced analog electronics, semiconductors, and multivariable calculus. This is the practical application of electricity, focusing on anything that turns on/off.
Careers
Electrical/Electronics Engineer, Controls Engineer, Project Engineer, Test Engineer, Electrical Design Engineer, Systems Engineer
Credits
90 credits
Requirements
Open major
Research Areas and Labs
Camacho, Cleanroom, Electro-Holography, Electromagnetic Measurement, Micropower Circuits, Phototonics, Radio Astronomy Systems, Smart Antenna Systems
Extracurricular Opportunities
Automated Robotics Competition, Spacecraft, Rocketry
Interested? Take This Class!
- EC EN 191: New Student Seminar
- EC EN 192: Freshman Project
- EC EN 224: Intro to Computer Systems
- CS 111: Intro to Computer Science
- If no prior coding experience take CS 110
Description
Manufacturing Engineering is how we make things! In this career, you will be a valuable member of engineering teams. In manufacturing engineering, you are prepared for technical and management careers; you should be willing to work as a team and as a leader. This field is more practical and hands-on, working with multiple departments to create more efficient processes. You will be preparing to enter careers in Production Engineering, Quality Engineering, Continuous Improvement, Medical Device Manufacturing, and Operations. If you are a tacticle learner interested in engineering, this could be the major for you!
Careers
Supply Chain Engineer, Simulation Engineer, Operations Engineer, Medical Device Manufacturing, Design Engineer, Technology Management, Quality Control Engineer, Conceptual Designer, Automation Supervisor, Applications Engineer, Production Technologist, Line Supervisor, Engineering Manager, Material Planner, Manufacturing Engineering Technologist, Manufacturing Engineer
Credits
94 credits
Requirements
Open major
Research Areas and Labs
Friction Stir Research Lab, Smart Manufacturing, Additive Manufacturing Lab, Composites Processing & Simulation, Tribology & Materials, Waterjet, Weld Lab
Extracurricular Opportunities
Women in Manufacturing, Society of the Advancement of Materials and Process Engineering, Society of Manufacturing Engineers, Engineering Design Club