What is learnt in electrical engineering undergraduate courses? [closed]

By no means a comprehensive list, basically off the top of my head:

You will often find one way or another and with different names, broken down or grouped together:

• Lots of Math (calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, discrete math (difference equations, numerical methods)).
• Statistics
• Lots of Physics (classic/newtonian, optics, quantum & semiconductor physics)
• Chemistry (especially organic chemistry).
• Mechanical machines (gears, motors, generators, etc).
• Technical drawing.
• Programming (operating systems, algorithms, assembly language, c language)
• Communication Systems
• Digital Systems
• Electromagnetic Theory
• Electrical Circuits (RLC circuits, transformers, two-port circuits, etc)
• Electronic Circuits (diodes, transistors, op-amps, oscillators, power supplies, transmission lines, etc).
• Microelectronics
• Microprocessors
• Automatic Control Systems.
• Power Systems
• Networks
• Instrumentation
• Digital signal processing.

Many of the above with their respective laboratories.

Some elective courses are:

Robotics, neural networks, fpga design, VLSI, VHDL, digital image processing, non-linear control, among many, many others, depending on the school.

You may also find sprinkled some courses that are not exactly engineering but are part of your formation as a professional, such as economics, project management, etc.