Happy #MajorMonday! This week, we’re spotlighting electrical engineering. Electrical engineers design the technology that powers our lives: from smartphones and HD TVs to medical imaging systems and energy grids. At SDSU, students build a strong foundation in calculus, physics, chemistry, and circuits before diving into advanced topics like power systems, communications, electromagnetics, and digital/analog design. With the most diverse range of electives in SDSU's engineering programs, including VLSI (which involves microchip design), biomedical instrumentation, and digital signal processing, students can customize their path to match their goals. Electrical engineering students at SDSU are prepared for exciting careers with leading companies like Qualcomm, General Atomics, and SDG&E. Whether it's working on cutting-edge validation technology at Qualcomm, contributing to advanced defense systems at General Atomics, or supporting sustainable energy solutions with SDG&E, students gai...