Undergraduate Programs
Undergraduate students in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering have the option to pursue their Bachelor of Science in both Electrical and Computer Engineering.
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department provides both Undergraduate and Graduate students a solid foundation in their area of study. Whether your focus is Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Telecommunications Engineering you’ll find your way here.
Undergraduate students in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering have the option to pursue their Bachelor of Science in both Electrical and Computer Engineering.
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The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department provides extensive facilities for research in a broad area of studies.
I studied Electrical Engineering with a concentration in Microelectronics.
I am a member of the Integrated Circuit Design team at Maxim Integrated where I am involved with the entire design process of Mixed-Signal IC’s from start to finish. My time with UTD’s ECE Department familiarized me with the tools and concepts that I use daily in the industry, as well as the ability to adapt to new technologies as industry advances. I met representatives of the company at the university’s career fair which led to this job. I can’t stress enough how important it is to go to those.
I became involved as a tutor at the start of my junior year and immediately fell in love with the organization. I took a head tutor role for 3 semesters until I graduated which gave me the opportunity to work directly with professors to offer additional resources, such as test reviews, to students for learning and practicing concepts from the classroom. Tutoring gave me an opportunity to keep familiar with some topics that were covered in earlier courses and showed me that there is often more than one method to solve a problem.
At UTD’s ECE Department, you will find a staff with plenty of experience, who can offer great advice for any stage of your career. There are also plenty of opportunities to network with companies held by the university as the DFW area has a plethora of companies looking for engineers.
I am collaborating with Laleh Behjat of the University of Calgary. We are investigating machine learning for computer-aided design (CAD). Our team published a paper last year at the first conference for machine learning in CAD (MLCAD).
Focus more on why things work than if things work. If you focus more on the “why”, you’ll be more confident on the “if”.
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