Within three (3) to five (5) years after graduation, the program expects that at least 50% Electrical Engineering Graduates will: 

1. Engage in the practice of electrical engineering and progress towards obtaining electrical engineering license. 
2. Acquire a robust understanding of electrical engineering principles and theories, enabling them to proficiently analyze and design electrical systems and components. 
3. Demonstrate mastery in applying engineering tools, software, and contemporary technologies to tackle intricate electrical engineering problems effectively. 
4. Possess adept communication, teamwork, leadership skills, facilitating seamless collaboration within diverse and enabling clear and professional communication of technical concepts. 
5. Uphold a steadfast commitment to ethical and professional responsibilities, prioritizing integrity, safety, and societal welfare in their engineering endeavors. 
6. Engage in continuous learning and professional development endeavors, ensuring they remain updated with emerging trends, technologies, and practices within electrical engineering and allied fields. 
7. Contribute meaningfully to the sustainable advancement of society by leveraging engineering expertise to address pressing societal challenges, such as renewable energy adoption, environmental conservation, and resilient infrastructure development.