Is the Yale electrical engineering (EE) program good?

When I was a Yale undergrad in the 1960s, I don't think I knew one other student who was an EE major - nor did I ever hear anyone talk about the subject. EE at Yale? Would you go to MIT to study Renaissance literature? read more

Nevertheless, I’d bet that Yale’s engineering faculty is highly qualified - for those very few brave students who wish to walk a road much less traveled than others at the school and who also yearn to participate in all the time-honored traditions and prestige, etc, that make up much of the aura of Yale - while still acquiring the very practical knowledge and training needed to become professional engineers. read more

Electrical Engineering is the largest and most diverse technological field in the world. The Department of Electrical Engineering offers undergraduate and graduate educational programs and research opportunities in three of the field's broadest areas: Microelectronics, Photonics and Nanotechnology; Computers, Sensors, and Networking; and Signal & Image Processing, Communications and Control. read more