The BS Electrical Engineering program is approved by the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan (HEC) while Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) has given approval to launch this degree.

The mission of the Superior University Electrical Engineering program is to prepare its graduates for successful professional engineering careers by inculcating electrical engineering aptitude and capabilities necessary to provide service and engage in research and development; hence to serve the needs of their homeland Pakistan as well as the other parts of the globe.

The Electrical Engineering curriculum is a four-year program comprising of 8 semesters and one summer internship leading to Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) with specializations in Electronics, and Power Engineering. It is based on a solid foundation of science and mathematics needed to understand advanced engineering topics and applications.

The curriculum has been designed with aim of providing breadth and depth of knowledge and significant design experience across the key areas of electrical engineering. The curriculum is being taught by well qualified engineering faculty. The Department of

Electrical Engineering provides access to state-of-the-art resources in Electronics, Power Engineering, Instrumentation, Computer Programming and Artificial Intelligence. Faculty members are hardworking and committed to help students develop the innovative and technological skills that allow them to become superior engineers who excel in electrical engineering professions as well as in academia. Superior University Electrical Engineering graduates should be able to employ their knowledge, analysis and design skills to realize engineering systems and advance the frontiers of science and technology.

• Students must complete a minimum of 140 credits to graduate with a CGPA of 2.5 or above.
• A senior design project in the final year to be completed and passed.
• At least 6 weeks of summer internship, to be completed prior to graduation.

• Electrical Engineering Core Courses                                             60 Credits
• Electrical Engineer Stream Specific Elective                                  22 Credits
• Mathematics and applied science core courses                             21 Credits
• Management, Computational and Engineering Science Core Courses 18 Credits
• Humanities and Social Science core courses                                 13 Credits
• Senior Design Project                                                                 6 Credits

• Students must complete a minimum of 143 credits to graduate with a CGPA of 2.5 or above.
• A senior design project in the final year to be completed and passed.
• At least 6 weeks of summer internship, to be completed prior to graduation.

• Electrical Engineering Core Courses                                             60 Credits
• Electrical Engineer Stream Specific Elective                                  22 Credits
• Mathematics and applied science core courses                             21 Credits
• Management, Computational and Engineering Science Core Courses 18 Credits
• Humanities and Social Science core courses                                 16 Credits
• Senior Design Project                                                                 6 Credits

• Each course number consists of two parts. The first part contains at most two letters indicating the department that owns the subject while the second part contains a three-digit number.
• For Stream Specific Courses the first part variations are listed below:
  
  EE: Electronics          PE: Power          CE: Computer          TE: Telecommunication
  
  
• The first digit indicates the course level.
• For subjects in Core area the second digit indicates the first or second semester of the year and the 3rd digit indicates the course sequence number.
• For Stream Specific Electives the second and third digits have special meanings attached to them as indicated below.
• Second Digit indicates the category of specialization as shown below.
  
  Categories of Specializations
  5: Electronics     6: Power     7: Computer     8: Telecommunication     9: Reserved      0: Common Across Majors
  
  
• Third Digit indicates the course sequence number.

At present, the world is relishing the taste of rapid technological changes and the computing, communication and media are multiplying at a tremendous speed. Its influence has permeated into every human activity that has raised the challenges to the new heights. To counter this complex situation, Superior IT Club, being the need of hour, was established as a life force for the computer literate. Through various conferences and workshops, the Club successfully imparts creative ideas, revolutionary innovations and the pure professional approach, enabling its members to acquire the first hand knowledge of computer gadgets.