Graduate Studies

The department offers courses of study and research leading to the Master's (both thesis and project and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering. We currently have approximately 170 full-time graduate students. The main research areas actively pursued by the members of the department are: biomedical engineering, CAD/optimization/simulation, communications, computer engineering, image processing and multimedia, microelectronics, microwaves, networks, photonics/optoelectronics, power engineering and signal processing.

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Grad Students

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• Teaching Assistant Guide

Still have questions?

Contact our Graduate Administrative Assistant, Cheryl Gies.

Grad Student Toolbox

• 2011/2012 Graduate Course Descriptions
• Latex style files for Thesis
• Drop & Add Form
• Letter Request
• Calendar

• Term I
• Term II
• Ph.D Exam
• Thesis Format
• Scholarships & Awards
• Graduate Studies Forms
• Office of the Registrar Forms
  • Transcript Request, Graduation Information Card, Deferred Exam Form, etc.