Electrical engineering is the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism. In simple terms, it is about understanding how electricity works in order to use the knowledge ...

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The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department offers major programs leading to the bachelor of science in electrical-engineering or the bachelor of science in electrical and computer engineering, ...

When you study electrical engineering technology (EET), you study the lifeblood of today's technology: electronics and computers. Electrical engineering technology is a part of virtually everything ...

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Did you play with an electronics kit when you were a kid? If so, what age did you start? When I was about 10, my parents bought me an Elenco Electronic Playground kit for Christmas. I had a lot of fun ...

Electricity runs the world, and electrical engineers design solutions to generate it, regulate it, and use it to propel advances in electronic devices. A degree in electrical engineering prepares ...

CATALOG DESCRIPTION: Fundamental concepts in electronics. Diode, BJT and FET Circuits; design using ideal operational amplifiers; feedback; frequency response; biasing; current sources and mirrors; ...

Electrical engineers design, develop, and improve the efficiency and reliability of the power infrastructure, communications systems, and electronic devices that support modern society. As such, ...

The beginnings of electrical engineering education. How the first EE classes sparked many others to offer similar programs. See the original class schedule. Electrical engineering is often revered as ...

Vacuum conditions, radiation, and electrical interference can compromise performance, requiring material and design strategies to safeguard electronics.