Electrical Engineering

The EE and CE Programs are accredited by ABET. We have a continuous improvement process in place within the Department to ensure compliance with ABET requirements. This process is overseen by a faculty committee (Assessment and Accreditation Committee) comprised of Professors Amit K. Roy-Chowdhury (Chair), G. Beni, A. Korotkov and D. Xu with staff support from Melanie Carlson. We regularly collect precise, quantitative metrics for all our courses to ensure that the program outcomes and educational objectives are met. In addition, we collect regular inputs from the Industrial Advisory Board, students, faculty and alumni to continuously evaluate, update and improve the objectives. Currently, the EE Department has adopted the following Program Educational Objectives. Graduates of UCR’s BS degree program in Electrical Engineering will meet high professional, ethical, and societal goals as demonstrated by: success in post-graduation studies as evidenced by: satisfaction with the decision to further their education advanced degrees earned professional visibility (e.g., publications, presentations, patents, inventions, awards) professional responsibilities (e.g. professional mentoring, professional society membership and offices, reviewing and editorial work for professional journals) success in a chosen profession or vocation  as evidenced by: career satisfaction promotions/raises (e.g. Management leadership positions or distinguished technical postions) professional visibility (e.g., publications, presentations, patents, inventions, awards) professional responsibilities (e.g. professional registration, professional mentoring, professional society membership and offices) entrepreneurial activities consulting activities contributions to society as evidenced by: Leadership roles Public service Mentoring / outreach activities Volunteer service

 

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