Electrical Engineering school training courses in Colorado Springs, CO (public, in-house or online)

Electrical engineers are responsible for some of the most exciting technological breakthroughs in history. The BSEE degree program is designed to develop your discipline and expertise and prepare students to be productive, entry-level electrical engineers within the industry. You can learn how to use the techniques, skills and modern engineering tools necessary for current engineering practice. You can also academically prepare yourself for entry into the Master of Science in Electrical Engineer...

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This course is intended to prepare students lacking an appropriate background for graduate study in electrical and computer engineering. Fundamental mathematical concepts including calculus, differential equations, and linear algebra are reviewed. Circuit theory for linear and non linear devices and components is covered. An introduction to electricity and magnetism is presented along with basic wave propagation theory. Finally, Boolean algebra is studied with applications to digital circuit des...

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Get the technical know-how to compete in the high tech industry of computer development. Our master’s degree course work is no different from the project deadlines, technical problems, and creative invention required to succeed in today’s fast-paced world of technology.

The M.S. in Electrical Engineering (VLSI Design) is an area of emphasis for the electrical engineering student interested in the current and expanding field of VLSI circuit design.

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In addition to our traditional on-campus classroom environment, this program is also available via online delivery through the Viterbi School’s Distance Education Network (DEN). This flexible option is ideal for engineering professionals who choose to pursue an advanced degree ...

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The electric power industry is presently experiencing what has been described as the most revolutionary (and exciting) set of technological changes since the days of Edison. Apart from environmental pressures that demand a revised portfolio of energy resources, utilities are anticipating the development of a so-called “smart grid�that promises new opportunities for efficient and reliable use of electric power. The skills that electric power engineers will require are changing accordingly. The M...

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