Learn to understand, design and develop devices and systems that operate on or generate electricity
Electrical engineers use the physics and mathematics of electricity, electromagnetism and electronics to create, develop and test electrical equipment and systems.
With an electrical engineering degree from Ole Miss, you will be set for a career in areas as diverse as the automotive, chemical and petroleum industries; power utilities; defense and aeronautics; and telecommunications and computers.
We are a tight-knit electrical engineering department, so you’ll enjoy:
Strong faculty interaction – with only 12 students for every professor in our upper-level classes.
Research opportunities – you can work with our faculty and graduate students on research areas such as electromagnetics and communications.
Access to innovation – we are a partner institution in the Broadband Wireless Access and Applications Center, sponsored by the National Science Foundation.
B.S.E.E. in Electrical Engineering
Standard track only
128
Major
4 years
Here are some of the courses you’ll take to earn your Electrical Engineering degree.
UG
3 credits
Binary numbers, number system conversion, coding schemes; Boolean algebra, axioms, theorems, Karnaugh map; logic design, Boolean functions, minimization; implementation of transform methods; asynchronous systems.
UG
1 credits
Analysis and design of simple hardware project(s) using Arduino board hardware.Learn to prepare technical reports summarizing the project purpose, design, andconclusion.
UG
3 credits
Field concepts, vector algebra and calculus, Laplace's equations, wave equation, diffusion equation and their solutions; electric and magnetic fields, Maxwell's equations.
Work for a semester or the summer in a company or lab to see what electrical engineers do.
Photo: Electrical engineering student Madison Page spent the summer of 2023 working at Lockheed Martin as a test engineering intern.
Help our professors in their research efforts – looking into broadband wireless, space systems, defense, environmental monitoring, and more.
Join a club or learn more about your field in the Association for Computing Machinery or Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
We have a variety of scholarships and financial aid options to help make college more affordable for you and your family.
Are you ready to take the next step toward building your legacy?
