Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics: Electrical Applications

Program Overview

This engineering program provides a strong foundation in electrical engineering principles through required courses in circuit analysis, mechanics, thermodynamics, and control systems. Students can specialize in electrical applications with elective courses in digital system design, microcontrollers, and electronic circuits. The program also includes a capstone design project and a minor in mathematics. Graduates are prepared for careers in various engineering fields, including computer and information analysis, industrial engineering, and engineering technology.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Required Courses:
• EP100 Introduction to Engineering (3)
• EP240 Circuit Analysis I (3)
• EP242 Circuit Analysis II (3)
• EP261 Engineering Mech: Statics (3)
• EP262 Engineering Mech: Dynamics (3)
• EP263 Mechanics of Materials (4)
• EP361 Engineering Thermodynamics (3)
• EP372 Signals and Systems (3)
• EP374 Control Systems (3)
• EP462 Materials Science (3)
• EP480 Capstone Design I (2)
• EP481 Capstone Design II (2)
• PH230 General Physics I (5)
• PH231 General Physics II (5)
• PH345 Experimental Methods I (3)
• PH360 Modern Physics (3)
• PH371 Electromagnetics (3)
• ELECTRICAL APPLICATIONS OPTION (12 hours):
• EP305 Digital System Design (3)
• EP310 Microcontroller/Embedded Systems (3)
• EP340 Electronic Circuits (3)
• ET365 Industrial Electric Power (3)
• Additional Requirements:
• A grade of ‘C’ or better is required in each course that is a prerequisite course.
• This sequence of mathematics courses constitutes a minor, but it must be declared.
• Choose 3 hours:

Careers:

• Computer and Information Analyst
• Industrial Engineer
• Engineering Technician