Electrical and Computer Engineering Major
The Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Temple University’s College of Engineering is a 128-credit hour degree that emphasizes control systems, electromagnetics, and electronics. This program integrates electrical and electronic systems with computer engineering, reflecting the growing importance of software and computing in engineering. It offers a balanced curriculum between hardware and software, and it offers focused concentrations in popular application areas.
Electrical and computer engineers play a crucial role in innovating and designing systems that enhance the efficiency and productivity of buildings, computers, factories, power grids and telecommunications. They are responsible for creating electric motors, radar and navigation systems, robots and various other electronic devices, contributing significantly to technological advancement and modern infrastructure. Learn more about the BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering >
