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Electrical Engineering Introduction
Electrical engineering majors study core scientific and engineering principles alongside valuable technical lab experience. This balance of theory and lab work will prepare students to tackle abstract concepts like electromagnetic fields as well as technical applications like circuit design.
The program has a strong foundation in advanced math, physics, and chemistry. These are essential building blocks to understand the concepts and execution of electrical engineering.
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