Introduction
Electrical engineering is a broad field that cuts across many other disciplines utilizing electrical energy; electrical/electronic systems; computers; electromagnetic devices; communications; and electrical control. Electrical engineering is a marketable, lucrative, geographically widespread, and fulfilling career.
Builds Upon a Strong Foundation
An electrical engineering education builds upon a strong foundation in mathematics, science, and engineering fundamentals, as well as, increasingly, strong laboratory/field, instrumentation, computer, problem-solving, design, human relations, teamwork/leadership, economics, and communication knowledge and skills. Historically “non-technical” issues, such as global trade, ethics, litigation, aesthetics, and the environment, are also becoming increasingly important in an electrical engineering career. The Electrical Engineering Program has designed a curriculum to provide its students competence in and sensitivity to these areas.
Course Requirements
Required General Education
Call Number
Course
Hours
ENG 1003
Composition I
3
ENG 1013
Composition II
3
ENG 2013
World Literature since 1660
3
COM 1203
Oral Communication
3
ART 2503
Fine Arts Visual
3
HIST 2773 POSC 2103
U.S. History since 1876 OR Introduction to U.S. Government
3
CHEM 1023, 1011
General Chemistry I and Laboratory
4
MATH 2214
Calculus I
3
MATH 2214
Calculus II
3
MATH 2214
Calculus III
3
PHYS 2034
University Physics I
3
Electrical Engineering Courses
Call Number
Course
Hours
CHEM 2023
General Chemistry II
3
CS 2114
Structured Programming
4
ENGR 1402
Concepts Of Engineering
2
ENGR 1412
Software Applications For Engineers
2
ENGR 2423 & ENGR 2421
Electric Circuits I & Lab
4
ENGR 2421
Applied Engineering Statistics
1
ENGR 2401
Statics
1
ENGR 2413 & ENGR 2411
Mechanics of Materials and Laboratory
4
ENGR 2403
Engineering Thermodynamics
3
ENGR 3423
Dynamics
3
ENGR 3443
Numerical Methods For Engineers
3
ENGR 4413
Engineering Problem Solving
3
ENGR 4453
Engineering Economics
3
ENGR 3433
Senior Design I
3
ENGR 4401
Senior Seminar
1
ENGR 4482
Senior Design II
2
EE 3313
Electric Circuits II
3
EE 3333
Digital Electronics I
3
EE 3343
Engineering Fields and Waves
3
EE 3353
Continuous and Analog Systems
3
EE 3363
Semiconductor Materials and Devices
3
EE 4373 & EE 3401
Electronics I & Lab
4
EE 3383
Principles and Practices Of Electrical Engineering
3
EE 4333
Communications Theory
3
EE 4373
Electronics II
3
EE 4313
Control Systems
3
EE 4353
Power Systems
3
MATH 4403
Differential Equations
3
Two Courses Of Engineering Electives
6
One Science Elective
3
Admission Requirements
Academic Criteria 2.75/4.0 minimum required Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) OR 8/10 minimum required Mexico Promedio Students with a GPA of 2.3 to 2.74 will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. High School Transcript Applicants must provide an official copy of their high school transcript. The transcript should have the original stamp from the issuing authority. SAT Score A minimum SAT score is not required to be admitted, but the SAT will be used for academic placement. If you have not taken the SAT, you will need to take a placement exam the first semester of your freshmen year. English Proficiency Incoming undergraduate students must meet one of the following criteria:
Requirement Minimum
Proficiency Type
80% or above
Completion of A-State’s ESL Program
Completion Certificate
CEA Accredited Language Program
500
TOEFL-Paper Based*
61
TOEFL-Internet Based*
5.5
IELTS*
43
PTE (Pearson Test of English Academic)
4
iTEP Academic*
B2 Level
Cambridge FCE
550
SAT scores (total, and on reading and writing sections)
21
ACT scores (total, and on reading and English sections)
60% in English at X and XII in Certificate
High School Marks (India and Pakistan)
5, 6 or 7 on English: Literature or Language & Literature
IB (International Baccalaureate)
Completed two years in an English-speaking country and graduated
High School Graduate from USA, UK, Canada (except Quebec), Australia and New Zealand
*Test scores must come from the testing provider, such as TOEFL, iTEP, IELTS. A-State CQ’s code is 6011. Non-Mexico Residents The admission requirements for Non-Mexico residents will be released soon.
Cost & Fees
The fee for room and meals for campus residents is $10,990 MXN + IVA (taxes) per month.
