Electrical Engineering
专业详情
Electrical engineering broadly encompasses disciplines such as solid-state devices, optics, signal processing, control, and communications that underlie much of the technology used in modern society. With this background, electrical engineers are well positioned to contribute to solving a variety of key engineering challenges facing society.
The ABET-accredited bachelor of science degree program in electrical engineering at Northwestern University distinguishes itself from others by emphasizing small class sizes and close interactions between, and among, students and faculty—a learning environment that is rare in undergraduate electrical engineering programs.
The curriculum includes courses in electronic circuits, solid-state electronics, electromagnetics, optics, lasers, controls, digital signal processing, communications, and networks. Our goal is to educate students in the fundamentals and applications of electrical engineering through a curriculum that allows sufficient flexibility for students to pursue their individual interests.
Areas of Specialization
Students are required to take technical electives, which they can use to tailor the program to a particular area of specialization by selecting courses from the following tracks:
- Biomedical systems
- Circuits and electronics
- Communications systems
- Control systems
- Digital signal processing
- Electromagnetics and photonics
- Solid-state engineering
