Engineering and Applied Science Option (EAS)
California Institute of Technology · CA · UG-ENGINEERING-AND-APPLIED-SCIENCE-OPTIO
Engineering and Applied Science Option (EAS) at California Institute of Technology lists 10 subjects. Subjects include Experimental Methods in Earthquake Engineering, Introduction to Computer Programming and Electronics Systems and Laboratory. The topics that come up most are electronic engineering, engineering mathematics and communications engineering (5, 4 and 3 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
California Institute of Technology
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Engineering and Applied Science Option (EAS)
Example subjects: Experimental Methods in Earthquake Engineering, Introduction to Computer Programming, Electronics Systems and Laboratory, Analog Electronics Project Laboratory, Advanced Transmission Electron Microscopy, Materials Science Laboratory, Technical Seminar Presentations, Written Academic Communication in Engineering and Applied Science, Written Professional Communication in Engineering and Applied Science, Written Communication about Engineering and Applied Science to Non-Specialists.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Engineering and Applied Science Option (EAS)?
Engineering and Applied Science Option (EAS) covers areas like electronic-engineering, engineering-mathematics, communications-engineering, electrical-engineering, structural-engineering, software-fundamentals, electronics, professional-writing.
Who offers Engineering and Applied Science Option (EAS)?
Engineering and Applied Science Option (EAS) is offered by California Institute of Technology, CA.
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