Electrical engineering (EE) has revolutionized the way we live — from computing and communication technology to robotics and the Internet of Things (IoT). As a USD electrical engineering student, you will gain hands-on experience as cutting-edge problem solvers and innovators to design, test and build electrical components, devices and systems that can transform the way we see and shape the world. Are you ready to join the revolution?
BS/BA
Dual Degree
ABET
Accredited
147
Units (hours)
Your Pathway to Success
See what it takes to be an electrical engineer
With dedicated faculty who are invested in their students, small class sizes, a background in the liberal arts and a solid foundation of analytical, computational and hands-on skills, our graduates emerge from the electrical engineering program prepared with confidence and the technical prowess to launch their careers. See what's in store for you.
ELEC 301 Electronics I
The course will cover analysis and design of analog and digital electronic devices, circuits and systems, computer-aided analysis and design and more.
ELEC 460 Control Systems Engineering
Students will learn about analysis and design of linear feedback systems, control components, controller and compensator design and state-variable techniques. This course leads to understanding/learning about robotics.
ELEC 470 Communication Principles and Circuits
The course will cover signal analysis, modern communication circuits and devices, the application of probability theory and random processes to communication systems and more.
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Become an Electrical Engineer
Our career professionals, advisors and faculty are here to help you navigate and access the multitude of resources you'll need to thrive academically. They'll help you map out the right path for you, from your first year through graduation — and beyond.

