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Electrical Engineering BSEE Degree

Meet Engineering Challenges in a Rapidly Advancing Field

Electrical engineers use the tools of mathematics, physics and other natural sciences to solve technical problems and satisfy the needs of society. They design, develop, test and supervise the manufacture, installation, maintenance and operation of electrical and electronic equipment and systems.

When you earn a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from The University of Texas at Tyler, you will be qualified for employment in many vital industries or to move on to advanced graduate studies.

  • Enter a scientific field of study that builds on your solid academic foundation in mathematics, physics, biology and chemistry to solve technical problems and satisfy societal needs.
  • The electrical engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

Graduates of the UT Tyler electrical engineering program work in many diverse industries and for the government. Among the organizations employing our graduates are: U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, IBM, Intel, Raytheon, Trane, National Instruments, SPEA and many more.

Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering: Integrating Theory & Practice.

  • Enter a program of study that combines class lectures with engaging, hands-on lab exercises that build on concepts introduced in class.
  • Complete an industry-based capstone engineering design project that uses the concepts and principles learned through your degree program.
  • Develop a career specialty through elective courses in one of the following areas: computer engineering, biomedical engineering, electrical circuit design, analog and digital electronics, microelectronics, computers, communications, digital signal processing, control systems, power systems or energy conversion.
  • Network with other professionals by becoming a student member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Robotics Club and Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE).

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Electrical Engineering Courses: Rigorous. Scientific.

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    Digital Systems – Get a firm foundation in Boolean algebra, logic gates; number systems and codes; combinational logic; sequential logic; design of logic circuits; and analog-digital interface.

    Linear Circuits Analysis I – Learn about basic circuit elements, including resistance, inductance, mutual inductance, capacitance and more.

    Communications Theory – Delve into the study of signals, systems and analog modulation techniques; the effects of noise in modulation systems and signal-to-noise ratio; and digital data transmission.

    Electric Power Systems – Learn about magnetic circuits, electromechanical energy conversion, transformers, induction motors, synchronous machines, direct current (DC) machines and more.

Electrical Engineering Faculty: Researchers. Exceptional Educators.

--Study with faculty members whose research interests span wireless communications, radar systems, digital signal processing, FPGA design, VLSI design, semiconductor electron device modeling, engineering optics and power systems.

--Benefit from a faculty that includes outstanding educators and respected professionals who have held such senior industry positions as semiconductor process engineer, design engineer and product development engineer.

--Participate in classes taught by recognized engineering authorities who have published in professional journals.

Find out more about UT Tyler's electrical engineering faculty.

Learn more about UT Tyler’s electrical engineering program of study.