Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Electrical Engineering] From University of California

Students creating a course schedule following this program receive a well-balanced perspective of the world?s challenges and the industry?s role in contributing to advancements while gaining experience in their preferred area of research.

The department recognizes the fact that a major goal of engineering is to contribute to the welfare of society. This contribution is best made when students have an understanding of the Humanities and the Social Sciences. This understanding is derived from the study of world history; political and economic systems; the ethnic, cultural, and religious diversity of the peoples of the earth; the arts and letters of all cultures; the social and natural sciences; and technology. It is strengthened by a stringent requirement in written communication.

The engineering curriculum is built on a foundation of courses in mathematics and the basic sciences, which are taken in the first two years at the University. Students acquire a strong grounding in Physics.?