Undergraduate Level
For the most
current information, visit the
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering's website.
Pre-Engineering
All undergraduates are classified as
pre-engineering until they complete pre-requisites that include
mathematics and physics courses. During this period, students
are advised by the
Engineering
Student Services.
 All undergraduate students interested in Electrical and
Computer Engineering are encouraged to take
the introductory electrical engineering course at Auburn,
ENGR-1110. Its
purpose is to acquaint freshmen with fundamental engineering
principles, technical writing and presentation skills, safety
and ethics, and other essentials while they work in teams on a
design project.
Students design and construct a
small vehicle (made only using LEGO parts and basic electrical
components) that can navigate its way around a track using
instructions from a computer's sound card. The goal is to drive
around the track in the shortest period of time, with bonus
points awarded for automating the car's drive around the track
with no manual input.
Graduate Level
Graduate offerings include Master of Science (thesis), Master of
Electrical Engineering (non-thesis), as well as Doctor of
Philosophy degrees in these areas: digital systems, digital
signal processing and communications, electromagnetics modeling
and analysis, control systems, power systems, microelectronics,
biomedical research and image processing.
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