Electrical engineers design, develop and test electrical, electronic, and computer equipment, systems, or components. The program is designed for students to acquire the fundamentals of electrical engineering in their second and third years then specialize in their fourth year. Students may select a pre-defined concentration or tailor their own program to suit their special interests. A degree in electrical engineering enables one to work in a wide variety of industries, such as telecommunication, automotive, aerospace, electronics or computers.

Areas of specialization:

1. Communication and signal processing
2. Power systems and power electronics
3. Integrated circuits and solid state electronics
4. Control Systems and Robotics