GRADUATE OVERVIEW

Rooted within the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science, one of Texas’s top public engineering schools, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering has robust graduate offerings.

The department is also home to a dynamic internship program connecting graduate students to experiences in their fields of study. Availability of advanced research labs, state-of-the-art equipment and facilities and cutting-edge, in-class projects set up our graduate students for success as professional, ethical leaders.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering graduate degree programs prepare students for leadership roles in research, development and design positions.

These positions require the use of skillful and imaginative solutions to engineering problems in five major concentration areas: Circuits, computing systems, devices, power electronics and energy systems and signals and systems.

Because of our strong collaborative programs with Dallas-area high-technology companies, students get an education tailored for professional practice in electrical engineering. Courses offered are taught by many teaching faculty who are also engaged in research; many have professional experience in industry.

The Computer Engineering Program concerns the design, construction, implementation and maintenance of software and hardware components of modern computing systems and computer-controlled equipment. A combination of computer science and electrical engineering, computer engineering prepares students for careers that deal with computer systems from design through implementation.