New York University Tandon School of Engineering 21 courses 128 total credits
From the subway systems beneath our cities to the HD televisions on our walls to the smart phones in our pockets, innovations by electrical engineers touch every aspect of modern life. But this process of innovation is never complete, and new challenges await the electrical engineers of tomorrow. Students in the BS in Electrical Engineering program train to become a member of this next generation. The curriculum builds on foundational mathematics and science courses with studies of analysis and design in electrical engineering. These studies often include hands-on coursework in state-of-the-art laboratories. In addition, the variety of specialized subjects students can investigate through elective coursework β from local area networks to wireless communication and deregulated power systems β ensures a highly flexible education suited to their particular interests. The BS in Electrical Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Recognizing the need for well-rounded engineers, the program also emphasizes strong communication and interpersonal skills. Students develop these skills not only through required courses in the humanities and social sciences but also during team projects in design classes. Sponsored research and affiliate programs put students in a position to learn from faculty familiar with current issues.
| ECE/CS-UY 4XX3 | 3 credits |
| ECE/CS Elective 5,6 | 3 credits |
| ECE Restricted Electives (two 4-credit courses, for a total of 8 credits) 7 | 8 credits |
| Math/Science Electives (two 3-credit courses, for a total of 6 credits) | 6 credits |
| Free Electives (four 3- to 4-credit courses, for a minimum of 12 credits) 8 | 12-16 credits |
General Education Requirements
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| EXPOS-UY 1 | Writing as Inquiry | 4 |
| EXPOS-UY 22 | Advanced Writing for Engineers | 4 |
Major Requirements
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