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Electrical Engineering

Bachelor of Science

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Do you love math and science? Do the possibilities of electricity fascinate you? Do you want to be a leader in the field of engineering?

» Program Overview

If so, LTU’s Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering might be the program for you. The program offers three optional areas of technical concentration: computer engineering, electronics engineering, and power engineering.

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

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Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Flowchart
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Concentration Sheet

» Flowcharts

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Flowchart
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Concentration Sheet

» Curriculum

First Year

Fall Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
Calculus 1
MCS1414
4
University Chem 1 Lab and
University Chemistry 1
CHM1221
CHM1213
4
Fund. Of Eng. Design Projects
EGE1001
1
Introduction to C
MCS1142
2
College Composition
COM1103
3
Intro to ECE
EEE1001
1

Total Credit Hours

15

Spring Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
Calculus 2
MCS1424
4
University Physics 1 and
University Physics 1 Lab
PHY2413
PHY2421
4
Entrep. Engr. Design Studio
EGE 2123
3
Engaging Ancient Texts
HUM1213
3
Technical and Professional Communication
COM2103
3

Total Credit Hours

17

Fall Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
Calculus 3
MCS2414
4
University Physics 2 and
University Physics 2 Lab
PHY2423
PHY2431
4
Digital Electronics & Lab
EEE2214
4
Humanity & Technology Elective
LLT 2xx3
3
SSC Elective
SSC 2xx3
3

Total Credit Hours

18

Spring Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
Differential Equations
MCS2423
3
Intro Mech Systems Non-ME
EME4603
3
Intro Thermal Systems (Non-ME)
EME4613
3
Circuits 1 and
Circuits Lab 1
EEE2114
EEE2111
5

Total Credit Hours

14

Fall Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
Probability & Statistics
MCS3403
3
Advanced Eng Mathematics
MCS3413
3
Leadership & Prof Dev for Eng
EGE3022
2
Microprocessors and
Microprocessors Lab
EEE3233
EEE3231
4
Circuits 2 and
Circuits 2 Lab
EEE3124
EEE3121
5

Total Credit Hours

17

Spring Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
Engineering Cost Analysis
EGE 3012
2
Electromag Fields Wav
EEE3414
4
EE Lab
EEE xxx1
1
Intro to ECE Capstone Projects
EEE3011
1
Electronics and
Electronics Lab
EEE3314
EEE3311
5
Concentration Course #1*
EEE XXX3
3

Total Credit Hours

16

Fall Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
Business Plan Dev for Eng.
EGE3361
1
Signals and Systems
EEE3423
3
EE Technical Elective
EEE 4XX3
3
Concentration Course #2*
EEE 4XX3
3
ECE Capstone Projects 1
EEE4812
2
Control Systems & Lab
EEE4514
4

Total Credit Hours

16

Spring Semester

COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
Communication Systems
EEE4424
4
EE Lab
EEE 4XX1
1
EE Technical Elective
EEE 4XX3
3
Concentration Course #3*
EEE 4XX3
3
ECE Capstone Projects 2
EEE4822
2
Junior/Senior Elective
LLT/SSC/PSY 3XX3/4X
3

Total Credit Hours

16

» Awards + Accreditation


The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission(s) of ABET, www.abet.org, under the General Criteria and the Architectural Engineering Program Criteria.
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