Electrical Engineering - New Jersey Institute of Technology

Electrical Engineering from New Jersey Institute of Technology is a Campus Bachelor Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Electrical Engineering is a diversified profession concerned with the design and operation of the electrical devices and systems required by our technological society. These can range from the smallest microdevice to the largest power generator. Integrated circuits, computing, biomedical instrumentation, energy conversion, power generation and distribution, control systems, microprocessors and communications are just some of the fields open to the Electrical Engineer. Electrical Engineering (EE) students learn about devices and systems design in the second year of their undergraduate program and build upon this foundation when they select courses from various specialty areas. Further in-depth engineering study continues in the third year and in the senior year students integrate their knowledge in the planning and completion of a design project which includes library research, design, cost analysis, construction and testing. Also in the senior year, students are able to select from seven specialized areas with complementary laboratory courses in which hands-on experience is emphasized. Areas of Specialization Communications Networks: The information revolution is built on an infrastructure of communications and computer networks. This infrastructure has the potential to drastically change the way we live and work. The communication networks track focuses on the analysis and design of wireless & wireline systems for information delivery. In addition to the systems elective, which emphasizes networks, a variety of courses are available in topics such as optical communications networks and wireless communications. Telecommunications: Wireless Telecommunications is rapidly becoming one of the most rapidly developing and exciting fields in today?s technology. The Telecommunications track seeks to prepare individuals to contribute to the diverse fields of wireless communications . The systems elective focuses on wireless personal communications systems, while the electives cover a wide area of topics such as networks and optical communications . Controls: The mechanism of feedback pervades nature, science, and technology. The curriculum in control teaches how engineers can use the feedback mechanism to design systems for controlling a variety of dynamic processes, ranging from spacecraft, aircraft, and automobile emission systems to heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems. Computer Systems: The computer system elective provides an in-depth study of computer system organization and computer system design. Students study CPU design, control unit design, memory organization and I/O processing. RF/Microwave and Fiber Optics: This area concentrates on radio frequency (rf) microwave and lightwave technologies at the component and the system levels. Applications include communication systems (rf/microwave and fiber optics), remote sensing, radar, sensors, etc. Solid State: This area concentrates on newly emerging electronic technologies. This area includes, modeling and design tools for electronic devices, VLSI circuits, and optoelectronics. Bioelectronics Systems: This area concentrates on the bio-related areas in electrical engineering. The courses include medical imaging and instrumentations; modeling, simulation, and control of biological systems; biological related sensors and electronic systems. Power Systems: Electric Power and Energy systems is gaining importance as the society realizes that to maintain our standard of living, energy solutions must be found. The first course of this track surveys the various energy resources and how to use them for the generation of electrical energy. The second course introduces issues encountered when operating a power system, such as: modeling, economic operation, load-flow calculations, fault analysis, and stability. The laboratory component includes electric power generation and connecting a generator to the grid. It also includes performing system studies using industry programs. View more details on New Jersey Institute of Technology . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.