BSE in Electrical Engineering: Electrical or Electronics Engineering  

A bachelor of science degree in engineering with a major in electrical engineering is the first step towards immediate employment or further study in electrical engineering or many other fields (business, law, medicine or another engineering discipline).  Our BSE in Electrical Engineering degree is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org.

Working as an electrical or electronics engineer

Pursue a career designing and developing the latest smart phone, renewable energy system, and all the chips, equipment and products in between that help us connect, heal, entertain, defend, and benefit people.

Check out the Occupational Outlook Handbook for job functions, details, and salary trends for electrical and electronics engineers.

Degree requirements

To earn this degree, you must complete at least 127 units of course work, including participating in the Design4Practice courses that give you hands-on experience through project learning.  See the online interactive 2013-14 Four Year Progression Plan (download a PDF version of the 4 Year Progression Plan here) for details of what classes are required and one example of when they can be taken. Another handy tool that can be used to plan your semester schedule is the EE emphasis prerequisite flow chart that you can download here.  You can also get more information or search for degree programs, courses or policies in the academic catalogs.