Electrical Engineering - Texas Tech University

Electrical Engineering from Texas Tech University is a Campus Bachelor Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. he B.S. in Electrical Engineering offers interested students the opportunity to take up to four elective courses from other engineering departments that teach material tested by the FE. A list of these courses is maintained by the ECE department. The B.S. in Computer Engineering and the dual B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science are not recommended paths to PE licensing. Passing the FE exam offers one means that satisfies the final comprehensive evaluation for students seeking a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering . Passing results on the FE exam are required for admission to candidacy for Ph.D. students. Success in engineering courses is highly dependent on knowledge and skills in mathematics. It is strongly recommended that students be prepared to take calculus classes at Texas Tech. Students who are not adequately prepared for calculus, chemistry, and/or physics must take appropriate courses before enrolling in MATH 1351, CHEM 1307, 1107, and/or PHYS 1408. Students will be responsible for arranging a course of study with an advisor's counsel and approval. Students whose high school courses include physics, chemistry, mathematics through analytical geometry, and at least two credits of a single foreign language are expected to follow the sequence of courses shown in the curriculum. However, students who lack credits in any of these areas of study in high school should consult with departmental advisors to determine a suitably adjusted first-year schedule. View more details on Texas Tech University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.