BSc in Electrical Engineering in Norfolk United States | Old Dominion University

The electrical engineering curriculum establishes a robust grounding in networks, linear systems, electronics, electromagnetics, digital systems, and physical electronics. The program stresses the comprehension of fundamental principles via theoretical exploration and experimental validation. Acquire skills in device fabrication techniques—such as photolithography, oxidation, diffusion, and metallization—and construct your own circuits within the clean room environment.

The ECE department operates specialized research laboratories dedicated to Applied Plasma Technology, Cybersecurity, Communications and Networking Innovation, Microelectronics and Thin Film Devices, Medical Imaging, Diagnosis, and Analysis, Power Research, Systems Analysis of Metabolic Physiology, Systems Research, the Virginia Institute for Photovoltaics, and the Vision Lab.
ECE faculty contribute to University centers including the Applied Research Center, the Frank Reidy Center of Bioelectrics, and the Virginia Modeling, Analysis, and Simulation Center.
Further research facilities in the Hampton Roads region, involving ECE faculty partnerships, encompass the National Institute of Aerospace, NASA Langley Research Center, and Jefferson Lab.