Students in our Electrical Engineering Program can choose the Computer Engineering track or the Electrical Engineering track. Electrical and electronics engineers research, design and test products for power, communications, navigation and manufacturing systems, as well as circuits, lasers and optoelectronics.
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
School of
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Whether you want to work for an industry giant like Intel, Boeing or Google; a startup in Silicon Valley; or build your own company from the ground up, the Russ College’s School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) offers a world-class, student-centered learning experience on the cutting edge of research, design and development of software and systems that power the world today – and beyond.
Undergraduate Programs
-
Electrical Engineering with Computer Engineering Track
A computer engineering track in Electrical Engineering is available for students who intend to work in the area of computers.
-
Computer Science
The discipline of computer science covers the breadth of computing technologies that have since developed in this rapidly changing field. Potential careers from this degree include a range of industries, such as software development, networking, consulting, insurance and banking.
-
Artificial Intelligence
Our bachelor's degree in Artificial Intelligence (AI) trains students in the emerging computer science discipline of AI, machine learning and deep learning. Students receive in-depth training and knowledge to transform large amounts of data into actionable decisions for complex inputs such as vision, language and databases.
-
Cybersecurity Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity Engineering prepares students to secure both software and hardware against cyber threats in today’s interconnected world. With hands-on training in areas like hardware security, software protection, and digital systems, students gain the skills needed to protect critical infrastructure across industries, from finance and defense to healthcare and technology.
Graduate Programs
-
M.S. in Computer Science
With a master’s or doctoral degree in computer science, you can influence the future of computing systems — from immersive technologies to supercomputing. The Department of Computer Science offers both master's and doctoral degree programs, as well as a variety of specialized research opportunities.
-
M.S. in Electrical Engineering
Graduate study in electrical engineering will give you the tools to design, implement, test and create the next generation of electrical and electronics systems that keep our planet connected.
-
Online M.S. in Electrical Engineering
The online program is a part-time program. Students taking two courses per semester (including summer) can complete the online program in two years.
-
Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Our mission is to educate electrical engineering and computer science professionals to become leaders in industry, government, and university positions.
-
Online Electronic Navigation Graduate Certificate
In just one year, you can complete this in-demand program entirely online and build foundational skills in inertial, satellite-based, and integrated navigation systems.
Hands-On Experience
The School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science held its annual Senior Design Showcase event on April 17th, 2024 in the Academic and Research Center (ARC) Atrium. We created highlight views for the projects displayed in the showcase. We'll let the students tell you about their work in their own words.
Our Alumni
Alumni from our programs can be found in all sectors of professional practice, from elite research hubs and Silicon Valley startups to energy industry leaders and government agencies.
Room Availability App
1 / 6
