Online Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Electrical Engineering
In this electrical engineering degree, you will develop engineering skills with a focus on the design of electric power systems, electronics, signal processing algorithms, antennas and semiconductor devices. You’ll be prepared for careers that pioneer new technologies in the energy sector, robotics, computing and beyond.
Quick facts
Next start date: 06/30/2021
Total classes: 40
Weeks per class: 7.5
Total credit hours: 120
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Earn your electrical engineering degree from an accredited institution
Arizona State University offers the first fully online electrical engineering degree accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. This means the online degree meets the commission’s educational standards and prepares students to excel in engineering fields.
ASU offers programs that lead to professional licensure with the state of Arizona and may allow graduates to be eligible for licensure in other states. Students should check the professional licensure list for the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering to determine if this program meets requirements in their state: https://asuonline.asu.edu/about-us/licensure/. Students should note that not all programs within the Fulton Schools lead to professional licensure.
The electrical engineering degree starts with fundamental courses focused on advanced math, science and the engineering design process. Later in the program, you’ll have the opportunity to take specialty courses covering electromagnetic fields, microprocessors, solid-state electronics, hardware design, circuits, photovoltaic cells, energy systems and more. Lab courses include industry-standard design and simulation tools to help you apply your knowledge and gain practical experience.
As a student in this program, you’ll also have the option to pursue a concentration in electric power and energy systems.
How long does it take to get an electrical engineering degree and what courses will I take?
If you’re a full-time student, you can earn your online electrical engineering degree in four years, though the actual time you spend may vary based on your circumstances. In general, during the first two years of study, you’ll develop a foundation in the essential principles of engineering and electricity. Over the next two years, you may specialize in specific electrical engineering subfields. The program concludes with a two-semester design lab, during which you work with your peers to create an original project.
EEE 334: Circuits II
EEE 350: Random Signal Analysis
EEE 489: Senior Design Laboratory II (L)
EEE 488: Senior Design Laboratory I (L)
FSE 100: Introduction to Engineering
CSE 100: Principles of Programming with C++ (CS)
EEE 120: Digital Design Fundamentals
EEE 202: Circuits I
What can I do with an electrical engineering degree?
Electrical engineering bachelor’s degree holders can get jobs in a variety of fields working on the electrical components of computers, robots, cell phones, navigation systems and more. Many of these jobs are well-compensated and offer the opportunity to make an impact on energy systems and technological development. After studying electrical engineering online, you can consider careers like:
Aerospace Engineer
Computer Hardware Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Electronics Engineer
Energy Engineer
Nuclear Engineer
Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialist
Solar Energy Systems Engineer
Telecommunications Engineering Specialist
Learn from engineering researchers and electrical engineering professionals
Of the 320+ faculty members in Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, the majority have been honored with the highest awards in their fields. Faculty milestones include:
- National Academy of Engineering members.
- National Academy of Sciences member.
- National Academy of Inventors members.
- National Academy of Construction members.
- More than 55 Young Investigator Awards received in the last 10 years.
Learn from engineering researchers and electrical engineering professionals
Of the 320+ faculty members in Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, the majority have been honored with the highest awards in their fields. Faculty milestones include:
- National Academy of Engineering members.
- National Academy of Sciences member.
- National Academy of Inventors members.
- National Academy of Construction members.
- More than 55 Young Investigator Awards received in the last 10 years.
Electrical engineering degree requirements
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Don't meet admission requirements?
You can still gain admission to ASU through Earned Admission. Through this pathway, you can demonstrate your ability to succeed at ASU by completing online courses with a 2.75 GPA or higher.
To begin, submit an application to ASU. An enrollment coach will reach out with more information if the Earned Admission Pathway is right for you.
Don't meet admission requirements?
You can still gain admission to ASU through Earned Admission. Through this pathway, you can demonstrate your ability to succeed at ASU by completing online courses with a 2.75 GPA or higher.
To begin, submit an application to ASU. An enrollment coach will reach out with more information if the Earned Admission Pathway is right for you.
An online electrical engineering degree from a first-class institution
Each student is fully supported on their path to success in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering. We have received peer-reviewed programmatic honors from the U.S. News & World Report and provide students with a rich learning environment.
#2
best online master’s in electrical engineering.
#5
bachelor’s degrees awarded to underrepresented minorities (American Society for Engineering Education 2019).
60+
engineering student organizations and student professional societies.
#42
undergraduate engineering programs.
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