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Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering
Electricity, electronics and electromagnetism are exciting and rapidly evolving fields that dominate today's technology-driven world. As the power and sophistication of information technology grows exponentially, electrical engineers with digital expertise are essential to commerce, government, industry, and commonplace gadgetry such as smart phones and tablets.
At Stevens, a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering offers students a foundation in fundamental engineering and the liberal arts, while focusing on the deep disciplinary knowledge needed to succeed in the electrical industry, and beyond. Students can explore:
- Telecommunications
- Data Networks
- Signal Processing
- Digital Systems
- Embedded Computing
- Intelligent Systems
- Electronics
- Optoelectronics
- Solid State Devices
In addition, undergraduate students have access to world-class faculty including Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) fellows — Dr. Harry Heffes and Department Director Dr. Yu-Dong Yao. Research at Stevens is often funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), examining a number of prominent topic areas from cognitive radio to wireless network control and security to distributed laser array synchronization.
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A Well-Rounded Experience at Stevens
The opportunity to discuss meaningful research with faculty, study abroad, as well as take part in the many extracurricular activities was why I decided to attend Stevens.
Tatyana Fedorenko '15
The Stevens Advantage
Stevens has taught me how to learn. This skill allows for one to adapt to any professional adversity. I am confident that the Stevens advantage will continue to fuel my success.