Undergraduate · BE
Computer and Communications Engineering
Engineering study across computing, communications, networks, software, and connected systems.
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Programs and research across computing, communications, electronics, energy, artificial intelligence, robotics, and secure systems.
Overview
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering prepares engineers and researchers to work across hardware, software, communications, intelligent systems, and energy technologies.
Its mission combines strong engineering and science with leadership, entrepreneurship, integrity, responsibility, research, and service.
Department focus
ECE education connects foundational engineering with fast-moving digital and physical technologies.
Students can build depth in electrical and computer engineering or computer and communications engineering, then extend their study through graduate degrees and focused tracks.
Research ranges from electromagnetics and signal processing to AI, robotics, embedded systems, power, networks, and cybersecurity.
Study options
Current official offerings include two BE degrees, graduate study, a biomedical minor, and focused AI and robotics pathways.
Undergraduate · BE
Engineering study across computing, communications, networks, software, and connected systems.
Undergraduate · BE
A broad engineering degree spanning circuits, electronics, computing, control, communications, and energy.
Graduate · ME
Advanced professional and research-oriented study across ECE specializations.
Doctoral · PhD
Original research and advanced study across the department's technical fields.
Minor
A cross-disciplinary minor applying electrical and computer engineering to biomedical systems.
Track and minor
A focused pathway in intelligent systems, machine learning, and related computational methods.
Track
Focused study in feedback, automation, autonomous systems, and robotics.
Research
ECE research spans communications, embedded computing, power, AI, robotics, cybersecurity, electromagnetics, signal processing, and software correctness.
Perception and autonomy
Research on machine perception, robotic systems, and autonomous operation.
Networks
Distributed systems and mobile computing research for connected applications and infrastructure.
Data systems
Scalable data processing, cloud platforms, and computing infrastructure.
Software assurance
Methods for reasoning about software behavior, verification, and program correctness.
Signals and fields
Research on communication systems, signals, electromagnetics, antennas, and radio-frequency technologies.
Critical systems
Research on energy and power, embedded hardware and software, networks, privacy, and secure systems.
Official resources
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Official source
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Need help?
Chairperson Ali Chehab is in Bechtel 316A. The main department office is in Bechtel 316, extension 3520; academic advising is available at extension 3522.