Electrical Engineering, B.S.

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The Electrical Engineering program at Alvernia University equips students with the knowledge and skills to design, develop, and improve the electrical and electronic systems that drive today’s technology. From smart grids and renewable energy systems to robotics, embedded systems, and wireless communication, electrical engineers are at the forefront of innovation across industries.

Students build a strong foundation in circuit theory, electronics, electromagnetics, digital systems, and electromechanical energy conversion. Laboratory experiences are integrated throughout the curriculum to provide hands-on application of theoretical concepts and to develop practical engineering skills using modern tools and techniques.

This program fosters problem-solving, innovation, and ethical engineering practice, empowering students to become leaders in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Required Engineering Core: 17.5 credits

Engineering Seminar: 1 credit

EGR 260 - Undergraduate Engineering Colloquium (take four times)

Major Electives: 6.5 credits

Select from any 400-level EE course. Must include at least one Laboratory (EE 47xL) course.

Engineering Electives: 9 credits

Select from

Any 400-level EGR, EE, IE, or ME course
EGR 310 or EGR 485 (only one)
HNR 460 (only the second time)

Related Requirements: 44 credits

In addition to meeting the core requirements, different majors have specific requirements as follows:

Electrical Engineering: 22.5 credits

The Electrical Engineering program offers a new major for students who are interested in Electronics, Digital Systems and Circuits, Electromagnets and Waves, Electronic and Photonic Materials, and Linear Systems/Communication Systems.