The ABET-accredited B.S. in Electrical Engineering requires, beyond the prerequisites, four term courses in mathematics and science, fourteen term courses in topics in engineering, and one term course in professional ethics. In the language of the ABET guidelines, graduates from this program will (1) have gained an in-depth appreciation of electrical engineering technological frontiers through close interaction with faculty; (2) be able to enter highly selective graduate schools, or pursue technical careers in industry or national labs, or bring to their careers as business, national, or global leaders knowledge of technologies that will continue to be the key drivers of social productivity; (3) be able to apply knowledge in science and mathematics to formulate and solve electrical engineering problems qualitatively and quantitatively; (4) be able to communicate ideas effectively to multidisciplinary audiences; and (5) be able to exhibit broad awareness of contemporary social and environmental issues.
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