Electrical Engineering

Study mode:On campus Study type:Full-time Languages: English
Local:$ 31 k / Year(s) Foreign:$ 31 k / Year(s)  
StudyQA ranking:2274 Duration:48 months

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Description

Electrical Engineering is the basis of Computer Engineering, Computer Science, and Biomedical Engineering. We tend to be excited by the breakthroughs in smart phones, i-pads/minicomputer, improved medical machinery, GPS, and a host of other gadgets that make our modern life more exciting and more comfortable. Electrical Engineering is the field that gives us the applied science to build all of these gadgets. It is also the field from which the knowledge will come for the creation of new gadgets and for the improvement of present-day machinery.

Since it is a universal degree, the BSEE graduate is flexible – the graduate can bend their talents to satisfy the needs of ever-changing technology. This promotes job security for the graduate, and it feeds the appetite of an advancing society. The graduate of this program will obtain the basic education in the first three years. The last year is utilized to explore specific areas of interest. Our graduates will have expertise in at least one sub-field of Electrical Engineering such as electricity, machines/controllers, energy/power, signals/communications, materials, and electronic device analysis. A total of 120 semester hours are required to complete the degree.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

  • The final outcome of this degree is the ability of the graduate to obtain a job they might not otherwise have obtained.
  • The graduate is able to understand technology, particularly engineering principles and to communicate these principles with others, both verbally and through the writing of technical reports.
  • The graduate can use this degree as an aid for future advancement to obtain the MSEE (for example) or any other technical degree that rests on the foundation of the BSEE.
  • The graduate is a strong asset to a society that is ever more becoming dependent on technology and science for its development and growth.
  • Detailed Course Facts

    Application deadline July 1 is the last date to apply for the Fall Semester which begins late August/early September;November 1 is the last date to apply for the Spring Semester which begins mid-January Tuition fee
    • USD 30965 Year (National)
    • USD 30965 Year (International)
    Start date September 2015 Credits 120
    Duration full-time 48 months Languages Take an IELTS test
    • English
    Delivery mode On Campus Educational variant Full-time More information Go To The Course Website

    Course Content

  • Our graduates will understand the basics of classical Electrical Engineering – they will have the ability to design and analyze electronic circuit diagrams.
  • Our graduates will be trained in writing technical reports, especially as these reports apply to issues of electricity, machines/controllers, energy/power, signals/communications, materials, and electronic device analysis. They will also be good “book keepers” of data and incidents related to the study of a particular problem or task.
  • Our graduates will be able to use the computer for scientific analysis. This includes problem solving and data collection/analysis.
  • Our graduates will be able to design and build circuits/devices in a laboratory setting and analyze same.
  • Our graduates will have expertise in at least one sub-field of Electrical Engineering, and they will have a general knowledge of many other topics in Electrical Engineering and other branches of engineering, including many topics that are not in their field of expertise.
  • Semester 1

    • CS 101 Introduction to Computing with lab (4 credits)
    • ENGR 111 Intro to Engineering (3)
    • English 101 Composition and Rhetoric (3)
    • Math 110 Calculus (4)

    TOTAL 14

    Semester 2

    • Phys 111 Principles of Physics I, with lab (4)
    • Math 112 Calculus II (4)
    • Chem 103 General Chemistry with lab (4)
    • Social Science Elective (3)

    TOTAL 15

    Semester 3

    • Phys 112 Principles of Physics II with lab (4)
    • EE 233 Network Analysis I (3)
    • EE 235 Network Analysis I lab (1)
    • Math 215 Calculus III (4)
    • Humanities Elective (3)

    TOTAL 15

    Semester 4

    • EE 234 Network Analysis II (2)
    • EE 236 Network Analysis II lab (1)
    • Math 301 Differential Equations (3)
    • Fine Arts Elective (3)
    • Social Science Elective (3)
    • EE 210 Digital Design I (3) [new as a cross-list with Cpe 210]

    TOTAL 15

    Semester 5

    • Econ 300 – Economics for Engineers (3)
    • EE 317 Controls (3) (can substitute EE 460)
    • EE Communications course (EE 315, EE 316/416, EE 350/450) (3)
    • EE 348 Electronics (3)
    • EE 286 Microprocessors (3) [new as a cross-listed course with Cpe 286]

    TOTAL 15

    Semester 6

    • EE 337 Analog Electronics Lab (3) [new]
    • EE 364 Programmable Logic control (3) [Can substitute PLS, EE 464]
    • EE 346 MEMS (Microelectromechanical systems) (3)
    • CPE 315 Digital Design II with Lab (4)
    • Math 214 Linear Algebra (3)

    TOTAL 16

    Semester 7

    • EE 333 Signals and Systems (3) (can substitute DSP, EE 443)
    • EE 349 Senior Design Project (3)
    • EE Track Electives (3)
    • EE Track Elective (3)
    • Humanities Elective (3)

    TOTAL 15

    Semester 8

    • Cap C390 Capstone (3)
    • EE Track Electives (12)

    TOTAL 15

    Total Credit Hours: 120

    English Language Requirements

    IELTS band : 6 TOEFL paper-based test score : 500 TOEFL iBT® test : 61

    To study at this university, you have to speak English. We advice you to

    take an IELTS test.

    Requirements

    You can demonstrate proof of English Language competency by meeting any one of the criteria listed below:

    1. A letter certifying completion of level 6 at the University’s English Language Institute (ELI).
    Attainment of a satisfactory score on the University of Bridgeport’s English Language Assessment Battery (ELAB).

    2. A minimum TOEFL score of 500 (PBT), 173 (CBT), or 61 (IBT) for undergraduates and a minimum score of 550 (PBT), 213 (CBT), or 80 (IBT) for graduates (post-graduates).

    3. A minimum IELTS (Cambridge Testing) Band score of 6.0 for Undergraduates and a minimum Band score of 6.5 for graduates (post-graduates).

    4. A transcript from an accredited American university indicating a grade of “C” or better in one semester of college English Composition.

    5. Critical Reading SAT score of 400 or above; or ACT English score of 19 or above.

    6.An official letter certifying completion of ELS (English Language Service) through level 112.

    7.An official letter certifying completion of CSE (The Center for English Studies) through level 7.5.

    8. A Michigan English Assessment Battery (MELAB) score of 69 or above for undergraduates and score of 77 or above for graduates.

    9. A Prueba de Aptitud Academica (PAA) English achievement score of 500 or above.

    10. A level of “Advanced” on the English Language Proficiency Test of the College Board.

    11. An official “O” level or “A” level Certificate indicating a grade of “C” or better in English.

    12. An EIKEN score of Grade 2A or above for undergraduates and a score of Grade Pre-1 or above for graduates.

    13. A score of 4 or better on the “English A” Higher Level examination in the International Baccalaureate (IB) program.

    14. WAEC, WASSE, CXC, etc. – Score of “C” or better on English Language exam.

    15. A minimum Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic) score of 44 for undergraduates and a minimum PTE Academic score of 53 for graduates (post-graduates).

    You must demonstrate English language competency in one of the ways listed above. If you don’t demonstrate English language competency in one of these ways prior to registration, you will be given the University English Language Assessment Battery (ELAB) test upon arrival. If you pass at a satisfactory level, you may begin classes.

    Work Experience

    No work experience is required.

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