As an EE who has never really directly used the detailed math of Laplace transforms in 30 years of my work, I disagree. The fundementals, especially Fourier an

As an EE who has never really directly used the detailed math of Laplace transforms in 30 years of my work, I disagree. The fundementals, especially Fourier and convolution are essential to understand. EE isn't meant to be easy and gaining the degree should reflect a broad understanding of the discipline and the foundations of it. EE is a lot of abstract thought and a lot of math to explain the relationships of the fields and so on, Laplace is essential to this.