The mission of the School of Electrical, Computer, and Biomedical Engineering is to serve society as a center for learning and innovation in all major areas of electrical and computer engineering. The school accomplishes its mission by disseminating existing knowledge through teaching, by creating new knowledge through research and publications, and by converting original ideas and concepts into new technologies. Through integration of education and research, the department creates the academic environment necessary for training innovators and leaders for the future.<br><br>The fundamental goal of the undergraduate program in Electrical Engineering is to offer a high-quality education, designed to achieve the following specific educational objectives:<br><br>Educational Objectives<br>Within a few years of graduation, Electrical Engineering graduates are expected to attain:<br><br>Increasing responsibility beyond that in their entry-level description in job functions within Electrical Engineering or related employment, and/or<br>Successful progress within graduate degree programs in Electrical Engineering or other professional degrees such as other Engineering, Business, Law or Medicine, and<br>Continued successful professional development and adaptation to evolving technologies within their chosen field.