electrical engineering

noun

1. the branch of engineering that deals with the practical application of the theory of electricity to the construction of machinery, power supplies, etc.

electrical engineering

noun

1. the branch of engineering concerned with the practical applications of electricity

electrical engineering

1. The branch of engineering that specializes in the design, construction, and practical uses of electrical systems.

Other Word Forms

• electrical engineer noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of electrical engineering¹

First recorded in 1880–85

Example Sentences

“It’s shocking to find someone who’s not toting a gun,” said Frame, 61, who teaches mechatronics — a mix of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and computer science.

From Los Angeles Times

She declined to share the results and pointed to testimony by Edison’s expert in the case — Don Russell, a Texas A&M professor of electrical engineering — who said the line was properly grounded.

From Los Angeles Times

Both have been offered places to study electronics and electrical engineering - Adrian at Bristol University and Łukasz a short distance away at Bath University.

From BBC

Joshua Alferos was two semesters away from a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering when he ran out of money.

From Los Angeles Times

Positions in product management, applied sciences, electrical engineering and other fields were also eliminated.

From Los Angeles Times