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Bachelor of Science - Electrical Engineering

First Year Undergraduate Curriculum

The freshman year curriculum is identical for most engineering undergraduate degree programs. Undergraduate students are admitted to the College of Engineering with a preference for the major noted on their admissions application and follow the same first-year engineering curriculum. The entry-to-a-major (ETAM) process is designed for students to take ownership of their future to identify at least three majors that are a good match for their career goals and academic performance.

Learn how to enter a major

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Texas A&M University offers a Bachelor of Science degree option to its undergraduate students desiring to major in electrical engineering.

Electrical engineers design, develop, test and supervise the manufacture of sophisticated electrical and electronic systems such as: cell phones, iPods, digital TVs, medical imaging, smart appliances, automobiles and advanced satellite systems. Many electrical engineers also work in areas closely related to computers. Areas of specialization include: a) Wireless telecommunications, controls and signal processing, b) Electric power and power electronics, c) Analog, mix-signal integrated circuit design and VLSI systems, d) Electro-physics, optics, microwave and nano-engineering, e) Biomedical imaging, nano-bio systems and genomic signal processing.

We are continuously ranked in the top 20 in the nation by U.S. News and World Report. We have over 70 tenured/tenure track faculty and over 900 undergraduate students. The opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in research projects and study abroad programs and the ability to pursue a master's degree while earning their baccalaureate make joining our undergraduate program an excellent choice!

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Previous Degree Plans

  • ELEN degree plan 136 2013-14
  • ELEN degree plan 137 2014-15
  • ELEN degree plan 138 2015-16
  • ELEN degree plan 139 2016-17
  • ELEN degree plan 140 2017-18
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