Electrical and Computer Engineering (B.S.)

Open doors to innovative fields and in-demand careers in automotive technology, energy, telecommunications, robotics, medical systems, satellites, and space exploration. The bachelor of science in electrical and computer engineering at Wayne State University equips you to understand embedded computer systems and enact real-world solutions with environmental, societal, economic and global benefits. Wayne State's rigorous, in-depth coursework and hands-on co-op and internship experiences prepare you to identify and solve engineering challenges using principles of engineering, mathematics and science. The electrical and computer engineering bachelor's degree curriculum and courses establish your foundations in programming, logic, circuits, microcomputers, control systems, and more. The program curriculum also expands your knowledge in general education courses and dives deep into special interest electives including computer architecture, quantitative physiology, engineering optics and nanoelectronics.