Electrical engineers research, test, design and develop electrical and electronic equipment. Their skills are highly marketable in developing:

  • Aerospace and aviation systems
  • Audio and video home entertainment systems
  • Computers
  • Consumer electronics
  • Imaging techniques
  • Medical electronics
  • Sensors and instrumentation
  • Semiconductor integrated devices
  • Telecommunication systems
  • Wireless networks

You’ll also have access to state-of-the-art instructional and research labs that offer fascinating study and research possibilities. They include the:

  • Analog, RF and Mixed-Signal Design Laboratory
  • Autonomous Systems Laboratory
  • Communications and Signal Processing Laboratory
  • Computer Aided Design Laboratory
  • Texas Environmental Observatory
  • Speech, Music and Digital Signal Processing Laboratory
  • Vision, Robotics and Control Systems Laboratory
  • Wireless Systems and Sensor Networks Laboratory

Working closely with faculty members, you can conduct groundbreaking research in a wide range of areas from artificial intelligence to data fusion to very-large-scale integration design.