The electrical engineering program prepares students to practice within the electrical engineering discipline either through employment in industry, government, or entrepreneurship. The sophomore year features four tracks, including two-course sequences in analog hardware, digital hardware, software, and applied math. These eight courses prepare students to continue as juniors in their specific program (CoE or EE) with foundational strength. Our graduates also pursue advanced study in electrical engineering or other engineering, science, medicine, or professional fields and be able to serve in leadership positions in academia, industry or government.