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Awareness

First Year

• Develop attention to detail, time management skills, the ability to meet deadlines, good teamwork, and communication skills.
• Familiarize yourself with the curriculum, including foundational courses:
  • MA 125 Calculus I
  • MA 126 Calculus II
  • CH 131 Chemistry
  • PH 201 Physics.
• Keep a C or better in all math, physics, and chemistry classes.
• For details on specific courses, review the curriculum flow chart.

Middle Years

• Take the core electrical engineering courses, such as
  • EE 220 Circuit Analysis (must have a C or better)
  • EE 263 Digital Logic (must have a C or better)
  • EE 223 Network Analysis
  • EE 264 Microprocessors.
• Pursue research experience with an Electrical Engineering faculty member or opportunities with the Office of Undergraduate Research.

Last Year

• Be aware of the required two-part Senior Design capstone sequence (EE401 and EE404) that will culminate in a final project.
• Be aware of the requirement to take the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) examination on the last examination date before anticipated graduation.
• Apply to graduate.
• Apply for jobs.
• Apply for graduate school (optional).
• Apply for scholarships and/or assistantships for graduate school.

Exploration

First Year

• Join professional associations such as the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) student chapter.
• Explore student organizations and leadership opportunities through
• Explore the UTeach South Program to determine if it is a good fit for you.
• If you are considering medical school, consider taking a pre-med track.
  • Review the Pre-Health Advising web page and complete the

Middle Years

• Apply for honor societies and explore their scholarship offerings.
• Explore Study Abroad opportunities.
• Explore the different concentration areas available for technical electives, such as
  • Control Systems
  • Communications and Electromagnetics
  • Digital Systems
  • Microelectronics
  • Power Systems.

Last Year

• Research medical or graduate programs.
• Research potential employers and job roles that align with your chosen technical elective concentration (e.g., Control Systems, Power Systems).

Preparation

First Year

• Log in to and build profile strength to 75%+.
• Contact Career Development.
• Meet with a career consultant to discuss career goals and research fields of specialization.

Middle Years

• Prepare to apply for internships, Co-op, summer jobs, or volunteer positions.
• Attend career fairs and networking events to become knowledgeable about career opportunities available.

Last Year

• Prepare for the job market by completing a capstone design project that demonstrates your ability to apply your knowledge to a complex problem.
• Prepare for the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) examination.
• Decide between a job search and graduate school before the final semester.
• Meet with Career Development to finalize resume and job search, or graduate school planning.