Electrical and Computer Engineering - Lipscomb University

Electrical and Computer Engineering from Lipscomb University is a Campus Bachelor Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Program Educational Outcomes Both the Computer Engineering and Electrical & Computer Engineering curricula are designed to equip their graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary for entry-level engineering jobs in industry or for the pursuit of a graduate degree in electrical or computer engineering. Specifically, they provide knowledge of current electrical and computer technology, the design techniques and tools pertinent to it, and a solid grounding in the mathematics and science that underlie both current and future technology in this field. Knowledge of current technology is required to make our graduates valuable from their first day of employment. Knowledge of the basics is required for lifelong learning, which is necessary for career-long professional growth in a world of rapidly advancing technological complexity. We continually strive to integrate and balance these two areas. Distinctives of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Lipscomb electrical and computer engineering graduates have received numerous research and teaching assistantships at such prestigious schools as Harvard, Columbia, and Vanderbilt. Likewise, graduates have taken positions in local companies, such as Bonitron, regional companies, such as Torch Technologies and and national companies, including Intel and Lexmark. Our students consistently score well above the national average on the professional engineering exam and have achieved a high placement rate upon graduation. The ECE faculty has both the academic and industrial experience to give our students the necessary preparation to be successful. On the basis of this record and the rapid growth of the electrical and computer industries, graduates have every reason for optimism regarding their professional prospects. Career Opportunities Both electrical engineers and computer engineers are involved in the autonomous control of mechanical systems, commonly called robotics. In the commercial world they develop consumer electronics such as MP3 players, Wii consoles, printers, and similar products. In our nation's defense industry, electrical and computer engineers develop new systems to protect our freedom, while in the academic world they do research in new and innovative ways to apply technology. Also, electrical and computer engineers work to develop and deliver future green technologies to satisfy the world's increasing demand for energy while protecting and sustaining our planet's finite resources. View more details on Lipscomb University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.