Electrical and Computer Engineering

Offered by: Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering at SRU provides students with a strong foundation in electrical systems, computer engineering, and advanced technologies. Students in this program gain practical skills through project-based learning, hands-on labs, and design projects, focusing on areas like circuits, embedded systems, and digital technology. This program prepares students for careers in a wide range of industries by emphasizing both theoretical knowledge and real-world applications.

Why Choose Electrical and Computer Engineering?

SRU’s Electrical and Computer Engineering program stands out for its small class sizes and student-centered approach, providing personalized learning and hands-on experience. With a curriculum designed to integrate practical labs and real-world projects, you will be well-prepared for innovative careers in fields like wireless communication, digital signal processing, and power systems. The program emphasizes problem-solving and technical skills, ensuring graduates are equipped to meet the demands of the technology-driven world.

What Will You Learn?

In SRU’s Electrical and Computer Engineering program, you will learn to design, develop, and implement cutting-edge technologies that drive modern life. You'll gain a solid foundation in electrical circuits, computer systems, and embedded technology, while mastering advanced topics like signal processing, energy conversion, and wireless communication. You will develop critical problem-solving skills and engage in hands-on projects through labs and capstone courses, preparing you for careers in industries like telecommunications, power systems, and robotics.

Careers In Electrical and Computer Engineering

Graduates of SRU’s Electrical and Computer Engineering program have a wide range of career opportunities in high-demand fields. Electrical engineers, for instance, earn a median annual wage of $106,950, with the field projected to grow by 9% from 2023 to 2033, much faster than average. Opportunities exist in industries such as telecommunications, robotics, energy systems, and consumer electronics. Graduates can pursue roles as electrical engineers, hardware engineers, or systems engineers, with emerging fields like electric vehicles, wearable technology, and smart grids offering exciting growth prospects(Bureau of Labor Statistics). Computer hardware engineers, for example, enjoy a median salary of $138,080, and the field is projected to grow by 7% from 2023 to 2033