
Electrical Engineers develop electrical systems using knowledge of physics, mathematics, circuit design, electromagnetic theory, communication theory, control systems and signal processing. Electrical Engineering historically involved the generation, transmission and utilization of electrical energy. Today, electrical engineering applications also include control systems, robotics, automation, plasma, sensors, computers and imaging. The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering program emphasizes service, systems-based knowledge, and sustainability with an eye toward the interface of traditional electrical engineering with new and emerging fields, in particular unmanned aircraft systems, maritime sciences and marine biology that directly impact the Gulf Coast.
The Electrical Engineering BS Degree Program is Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org.
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) are statements that describe what graduates are expected to accomplish within a few years of graduation.
These objectives are consistent with the expectations of the accrediting organization of ABET.
As defined by ABET, “student outcomes describe what students are expected to know and be able to do by the time of graduation. These relate to the knowledge, skills, and behaviors that students acquire as they progress through the program.”
Submit application via the Office of Admissions (https://admissions.tamucc.edu/freshman/), following all established guidelines and selecting Electrical Engineering (EEEN) as your declared major.
Admission to the major is competitive. Applications will be evaluated by a departmental selection committee for eligibility. Students will be notified by the program of their acceptance or denial. Students who are not selected by the committee for full acceptance into the Electrical Engineering program, but who are deemed to be good prospects for success in the program with additional leveling work will be accepted as "Pre-Engineering" students (PREL). These students will be assigned coursework for completion and subsequent re-evaluation by the EEEN selection committee.
Students who are not selected as EEEN majors will be asked to select another major to begin their academic careers.
Students may transfer to Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi as either Freshmen Transfer students (less than 30 credit hours) or as standard transfer students (more than 30 credit hours). For admissions standards and instructions for these two groups please see the following websites:
Transfer students should select Electrical Engineering (EEEN) as their declared major. Admission to the major is competitive. Applications will be evaluated by a departmental selection committee for eligibility. Students will be notified by the program of their acceptance or denial.
Students who are not selected by the committee for full acceptance into the Electrical Engineering program, but who are deemed to be good prospects for success in the program with additional leveling work will be accepted as "Pre-Engineering" students (PREL). These students will be assigned coursework for completion and subsequent re-evaluation by the EEEN selection committee. Students who are not selected as EEEN majors will be asked to select another major to begin their academic careers.
Transfer students should also be aware that outside courses may not be applicable to the TAMUCC Electrical Engineering degree plan. Transfer course work will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Please see the Academic Advisor for Electrical Engineering for more information.
Current Texas A&M University- Corpus Christi students wishing to change their major to Electrical Engineering (EEEN) should be aware that application to the major is competitive and a change of major application must be evaluated for eligibility. Current students will be evaluated based on the following criteria:
Students will be notified by the Electrical Engineering Academic Advisor of their acceptance or denial. Students who are not selected by the committee for full acceptance into the Electrical Engineering program, but who are deemed to be good prospects for success in the program with additional leveling work will be accepted as "Pre-Engineering" students (PREL). These students will be assigned coursework for completion and subsequent re-evaluation by the EEEN selection committee.
Students who are not approved to change their majors to EEEN will remain in their originally declared majors and their Change of Major request will be nullified.
Current students approved to change their major to EEEN should be aware that not all courses will be applicable towards the Electrical Engineering degree plan. Transfer course work or work from another major will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Please see the Academic Advisor for Electrical Engineering for more information.