Graduate Certificate in Electrical & Computer Engineering Foundations

Build fundamental electrical engineering skills in a nine-month, six-course sequence. Get introduced to tools, industry-standard simulation software and techniques used to solve engineering challenges.

• Evening, on-campus cohort
• Part-time enrollment
• Hands-on lab experience
• Designed for working professionals
• Bridge program to a master’s degree

Courses are created from critical points of an electrical and computer engineering bachelor’s degree core curriculum at a pace and intensity that is reflective of, and appropriate for, a post-baccalaureate student.

Develop electrical and computer engineering skills

• Theory, design, analysis, and application of DC and AC circuits
• Digital logic, including Boolean algebra, Karnaugh maps, and binary, octal and hexadecimal number systems
• Characteristics and application of electronic devices, including small-signal and large-signal analysis, operational amplifiers and design of digital logic circuits
• Power system analytical concepts, representation and classifications of continuous and discrete time signals
• Embedded systems from hardware and software perspectives and how they interact to accomplish real-world tasks

Bridge your education into a master’s program

Successful completion of the graduate certificate program provides a pathway for admission into the Master of Science in Electrical & Computer Engineering.

Find out more about the graduate certificate

Alumnus Paul Marsh, GCEEF ’16 and MSEE ’18, shares his experience as a graduate student and how he leveraged his undergraduate education in plastics engineering and vehicle design to pivot his career into EE.

Schedule an appointment

Future and current students can book an appointment to meet in person or online with an advisor or career counselor.