Established in 1907, the University of Hawaii is a state-run institution located in Honolulu. The electrical engineering department of the university features undergraduate and graduate degree programs within the field. The program consists of two separate tracks, which are Systems and Electro-Physics. Course topics include subjects such as circuit analysis, optimization and statistics and probability.
Opened in 1891, the California Institute of Technology, often known as CalTech, is an independent research school located in Pasadena. The electrical engineering division of the school has been established for more than a century and offers a multidisciplinary program which combines aspects of bioengineering, applied physics, computer science and neural systems. The program delves deeply into topics such as data compression, signal processing and control theory.
Founded in 1746, Princeton University is an independent Ivy League institution located in Princeton, New Jersey. The university's electrical engineering department is part of the applied science and engineering school. Undergraduate and graduate degree programs are both available. Some of the diverse choices in courses include electronic device physical principles, system analysis, solid state physics, logic design and digital signal processing.
Pennsylvania State University, often called "Penn State," is a public school based in University Park, Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania State University was officially established in 1855. The electrical engineering department offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. The department consists of about 90 classes which are centered around subjects such as electromagnetics, control systems, power systems and optical devices.