Measurable Outcomes
Electrical Engineering/Computer Engineering graduates will have demonstrated
- an understanding of fundamental mathematics and engineering science consistent with the problem solving abilities of a degreed professional in this field
- the ability to apply software to problems through the creation of new applications and the use of modern simulation tools
- the ability to participate in the multi-disciplinary process of design and qualification of a prototype
- the ability to plan and conduct laboratory experiments and to properly interpret and report the results
- the ability to identify and address engineering problems by extending the concepts of simple building blocks to system level design
- knowledge of the profession that supports informed and timely career decisions
- communication skills through a series of peer and faculty reviews, to include oral and written reports
- knowledge of contemporary global and societal issues and their relationship to professional ethics and engineering solutions
- early knowledge of key computer and study skills that are supportive of lifelong learning
