As an electrical engineer, you might work in areas ranging from tiny consumer electronic devices, medical equipment, and computers to automobiles and the massive power-generating apparatus used by utility companies – often using the controlled application of electricity to solve problems. And Lawrence Tech prepares you to succeed with a workforce-ready curriculum. The senior capstone project spans two semesters and includes the design, construction, and testing of an electrical engineering project. Recent projects have inspired students to design innovations such as an award-winning hybrid electric car, a thermal monitoring system for the Detroit Zoo’s Reptile House, a photosensitive robot, and a breath analyzer/vehicle disabler interface.
Why LTU
- Lawrence Tech’s electrical engineering program is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology and includes a core of electrical engineering courses and a wide range of technical electives
- The University’s role as a leading research center with state-of-the-art facilities gives you access to applied research projects, cutting-edge concepts, and the latest technologies
- A focus on teamwork and communication provides excellent preparation for the realities of today’s collaborative workplace
- With LTU’s signature theory and practice education, you’ll gain valuable hands-on experience, work on project teams, enjoy leadership opportunities through professional organizations, and develop all-important networking skills
Student Feature
Laura Silverman
Dual major in Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering with a Business Administration minor
"In my time in the ECE program, I really enjoyed the hands on experience and knowledge the classes gave me.”
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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