BA/BS in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering

The electrical engineering program covers established areas like circuits, electromagnetics, optics, control systems and electronic design, alongside newer topics including wireless communications, nanotechnology and audio and image processing. Students work in a setting that favors teamwork, inquiry and laboratory experimentation. Summer research fellowships are available, and many students share their projects at the college's Steinmetz Symposium. Past student work ranges from a recovery device for athletes to radar systems. The program is accredited by ABET's Engineering Accreditation Commission and can be taken as a major or a minor.