The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering degree program is built around a strong basic core of mathematics, physics, and engineering science. These fundamentals are followed by intermediate courses in electrical engineering covering topics such as signal processing, digital design, circuit analysis, microelectronic circuits, and electromagnetics. Teamwork, communication skills, and an interdisciplinary approach to problem solving are integrated into the senior elective sequence, including a senior design seminar and capstone design course.
Click on 'Degree Planning' to view a pre-requisite flowchart of the curriculum and sample degree plan. Click on 'Degree Requirements' to view the current curriculum requirements and notes. Click on 'Thread Combo Requirements' to see the GT Catalog requirements for selected thread combinations - these are updated when changes to the thread are approved at the Institute level.
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In addition to required courses for the electrical engineering degree, the program offers the ability to customize studies with curriculum threads. Elective courses for the major are grouped in the following thematic areas. The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering consists of the eight EE-centric threads listed below. Students must select any two of the electrical engineering threads listed below to satisfy degree requirements.
To access the degree requirements prior to the introduction of the threaded curriculum, please visit the 2019-2020 degree requirements document.
Click 'Explore the thread' below any thread to see thread information and current course options.
