The Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Western Washington University is designed for aspiring engineers who are eager to design, develop, and implement the technologies that power our modern world. You will delve into the core principles of circuit analysis, electronics, embedded microcontrollers, and communication systems, gaining a robust understanding of both hardware and software integration. This rigorous undergraduate program prepares you to tackle complex engineering challenges, fostering innovation in areas like power systems, artificial intelligence, and digital signal processing.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over four years, providing you with a comprehensive and hands-on educational experience. You will engage in extensive laboratory work, building practical skills through courses like Circuit Analysis I and II, Electronics I and II, and Embedded Microcontrollers I and II. The curriculum culminates in a significant Capstone Project, where you will apply your knowledge to a real-world engineering problem. You will graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree, prepared for diverse career paths in electronics, wireless networking, energy systems, or artificial intelligence engineering.