Electrical Engineering - Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art

Electrical Engineering from Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art is a Campus Bachelor Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Electrical engineering offers great diversity and an exciting career. It is by nature ever changing and ever challenging. The Department has a number of established laboratories, including Digital Communications , Multimedia, Parallel Processing, Image & Video Processing, Networks, VLSI, Embedded Computing and Optics & Microwave Laboratories. Many students go on to graduate studies in electrical or computer engineering, and a significant number pursue careers in medicine, law, management or applied science. Basic electrical and computer engineering courses along with core science and humanities courses are taken in the freshman and sophomore years. In the junior year, students take specialized courses in different areas of electrical and computer engineering. They plan their electives, with the assistance of a faculty advisor, to specialize in areas of interest and obtain a well-rounded and diverse educational experience. By the senior year, strong students are encouraged to take graduate-level electives beyond the requirements of the bachelor's degree as part of an integrated five-year master's program. The curriculum interweaves strong theory grounded in mathematics and science with extensive use of CAD tools and practical projects, starting with EE 150 Digital Logic Design in the freshman year and culminating with yearlong senior projects. By the time students commence their senior projects, they not only perform open-ended system design, implementation and testing and prepare written and oral presentations, but also act as project managers under the guidance of a faculty advisor. There are numerous research and independent study opportunities for undergraduate students, involving close work with faculty on cutting-edge problems. Historically, many projects have been performed in conjunction with other departments within The Cooper Union or with local companies, hospitals and research and development centers. View more details on Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.