Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Semiconductors and Electric Vehicles

Western Michigan University's coursework in semiconductors and electric vehicles is designed to meet the growing talent demand in Michigan’s advanced manufacturing sector.

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The skills you master will prepare you for careers as an electrical engineer, semiconductor technician, EV pocessing technician and more.

Industry-aligned curriculum
Hands-on learning with state-of-the-art labs and facilities
HyFlex options offer you the flexibility to participate synchronously either in-person or online
Credits can be stacked toward a degree

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Coursework in Electrical Vehicles

Prepare for a career in the rapidly growing electric vehicle industry with specialized training in battery systems, energy storage, and high-voltage applications.

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Core courses (required)

Machines and Electronic Circuits
Semiconductor Fundamentals
Energy Storage and High Voltage Systems
Electrical Vehicle Battery Assembly and Characterization

Electives

Sensor Design and Application
Material Instrumentation Analysis
Introduction to Additive Manufacturing and Flexible Hybrid Electronics
Intro to Advanced Topics (EV-HEV)
Power Electronics

Coursework in Semiconductors

Gain knowledge in semiconductor technology encompassing fundamental concepts and advanced manufacturing processes, preparing you for Michigan's growing semiconductor industry.

Prerequisite (may be taken concurrently)

Circuit Analysis (may be taken concurrently)

Core courses (required)

Core Courses (Required):

Electronics I
Printed Circuit Board Design, Fabrication, Assembly and Test
Semiconductor Fundamentals
Digital Electronics

Electives

Electronics II
Digital Design
Introduction to Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS)
Advanced Micro Electro Mechanical Systems
Introduction to Very Large Scale Integration Technology
Power Electronics