Department of Electrical Engineering

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About Department

The Electrical Engineering is the application of scientific principles to the solution of electrical problems. Electrical engineers conceive, design, and develop electrical, electronic products and systems. They work in the fields of antennas and radio wave propagation, control and communications systems, electrical equipment design, integrated circuit fabrication, lasers and fiber optics, power systems, robotics, and semiconductor devices. All of these must have a firm foundation in basic electrical engineering principles as well as particular expertise in the specialty. Students prepare for diverse fields of electrical by taking courses such as circuits and linear systems, electronics, digital design, microprocessor systems, and electromagnetic theory. Students pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering choose between the Electrical Engineering option. The Electrical Engineering option provides breadth and depth in the concentration areas of electromagnetics and solid-state devices, power and controls, signals and communications, and electronics.

The Department of Electrical Engineering is committed to fostering innovation, excellence, and the development of future leaders in the field.

Department Mission

The mission is to educate and empower students in Electrical Engineering. We provide a comprehensive curriculum combining theory and practical applications. Through rigorous coursework and hands-on experiences, we develop skilled professionals who can tackle complex challenges in areas like power systems, electronics, and communications. We foster an inclusive environment encouraging critical thinking, innovation, and impactful research.

We aim to shape the next generation of electrical engineers who will drive technological advancements and positively impact society.

Faculty Members

Department Programs

B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

To fulfill the program’s mission, the following specific goals are set for the programs:

PEO 1: Develop graduates in electrical engineering with a strong foundation in mathematics, science, engineering, and management to provide practical solutions to industrial problems.

PEO 2: Equip students with knowledge of electrical engineering theory, practice, and design to develop and maintain modern electrical equipment, engage in research, and contribute to innovation.

PEO 3: Provide hands-on experience for testing and verifying electrical machinery, equipment, and control systems, as well as the ability to evaluate and interpret engineering data.

PEO 4: Ensure students possess a solid knowledge base in mathematics, basic science, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

PEO 5: Equip graduates with a broad knowledge of electrical engineering disciplines and in-depth expertise in their chosen field.

PEO 6: Develop communication, teamwork, and ethical responsibility in each student to perform effectively as an engineer in the field of electrical engineering.

PEO 7: Instill a lifelong learning mindset and foster a desire for professional development in each student pursuing a career in electrical engineering.

Electrical Engineering Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

PLO 1: Apply advanced Electrical Engineering theory for analysis, problem-solving, and design.

PLO 2: Utilize critical thinking and engineering principles to solve complex electrical engineering problems.

PLO 3: Exhibit a high level of expertise and competence in a specific concentration area within electrical engineering.

PLO 4: Utilize modern tools for research, computation, simulations, analysis, and design.

PLO 5: Demonstrate leadership skills, professional competence in a globally competitive environment, and effective communication of engineering results.

PLO 6: Understand and address contemporary issues in electrical engineering practice.