Undergrad Studies
Undergraduate students in Electrical Engineering can choose from five courses in electromagnetics:
- ECE 311 - Electromagnetics I
- ECE 312 - Electromagnetics II
- ECE 517 - Electromagnetics Laboratory
- ECE 613 - Antennas and Propagation for Wireless Systems
- ECE 614 - Introduction to Electromagnetic Compatibility
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering also offers an honors thesis option for undergraduate students who wish to research a particular topic before graduating. Choosing the honors thesis option adds special recognition of the achievement on the student’s diploma and offers a student who may be interested in graduate studies the opportunity to obtain real-world research experience. Awards consisting of full tuition and a monthly stipend are available for honors thesis proposals submitted the Spring quarter before honors thesis studies begin.
The department also offers a combined B.S./M.S. program which allows students who maintain high enough G.P.A.s to graduate with both degrees in five years.
There are also many ways that undergraduate students can get involved in research projects at ESL (click here for sample projects). By teaming with an ESL faculty member, students can participate as technicians or as other project support personnel while learning more about their field of study. Please contact any of the ESL faculty or research staff to discuss these possibilities further.
