Program Overview

Electrical Engineering Program

The Electrical Engineering program is part of the Division of Engineering and Applied Science at the California Institute of Technology.

Program Overview

The program offers a range of courses and research opportunities in electrical engineering, including:

• Graduate Programs
• Undergraduate Programs
• Courses
• Course Schedule
• Wilts Prize
• Med/EE Track

Course Details

One of the courses offered is EE 154 ab, Practical Electronics for Space Applications.

• Part a: Subsystem Design, which exposes students to design for subsystem electronics in the space environment.
• Part b: Subsystems to System Interfacing, which builds upon the first term by extending subsystems to be compatible with "spacecraft".

Research Areas

The program has research centers and facilities, including:

• Research Centers
• Research Facilities

Program Structure

The program is structured into several terms, with courses such as EE 154 ab being offered in the second and third terms.

• 9 units (2-3-4) for EE 154 ab
• Emphasis on practical exposure to early subsystem design for a TRL 3-4 effort
• Focus on qualification for the flight environment appropriate to a TRL 4-5 effort

Instructor

The instructor for EE 154 ab is Klesh.