佛羅里達理工學院

Electrical engineering is the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism toward the design of new and better electronics and electronic systems. Students earning an electrical engineering degree may specialize in unique career-track subfields such as electromagnetics, physical electronics, systems and information processing, or wireless systems.

Whether you want to invent and patent new technologies, design laser scanning systems, or engineer electronic solutions to modern problems, an electrical engineering degree from Florida Tech develops a strong background in engineering with hands-on experience in software simulation and analysis.

Gain Practical Experience

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is the second largest in the College of Engineering. Electrical engineering degree students have access to more than 10,000 square feet of high-tech research lab space. Integrated lab experiences give students training and time with the latest fiber optics, microelectronics, analytical instrumentation, and design software.

Electrical engineering students may expect small classes and the opportunity to work closely with faculty in the classroom. The program’s reputation and proximity to a variety of high-tech companies means you can also expect to find a great internship and build valuable on-the-job experience. As a senior, you’ll complete a design project in collaboration with a team of your peers on a complex engineering system.

Career Options

Electrical engineering careers include such varied jobs as:

• Electrical and electronic engineer
• Architectural and engineering manager
• Biomedical engineer
• Computer hardware engineer
• Electrical and electronic engineering technician
• Electrical and electronics installers and repairer
• Electro-mechanical technician
• Industrial engineer

Electrical engineering careers are also found in such unique career sub-fields as systems engineering, nuclear technology, and energy engineering.