Electrical & Computer Engineering
At Ritchie School Electrical & Computer Engineering department, we aim to empower you to reach your educational goals. Our innovative programs are designed to cultivate the skills you need to excel in the fast-paced work environment. Through hands-on project-based learning, teamwork, research, and partnerships with industry leaders, you will be prepared to hit the ground running.
We offer undergraduate degrees in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Electrical Engineering with a Concentration in Mechatronic Systems. Master's and PhD programs include Electrical Engineering, Engineering (with optional Management Concentration), Computer Engineering, and Mechatronic Systems.
Collaborate Across Disciplines
Ritchie School students and faculty collaborate across disciplines to drive innovation in areas such as renewable energy, artificial intelligence, social robotics, and biomedical engineering. Join us at Ritchie, where the journey to new discoveries begins, and be part of a vibrant community dedicated to research that is changing our world.
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Prepared for Industry
Our Electrical and Computer Engineering graduates excel in competitive industries, securing positions at innovative companies such as Arrow Electronics, Hewlett Packard, Hikvision USA, Xcel Energy, and Medtronic.
Come For A Visit
We invite you to experience the Ritchie School firsthand through our lab and classroom tours. You can schedule a tour today or join us at our Friday@DU events to explore our state-of-the-art facilities, meet our faculty, and engage with current students.
Contact the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
Goncalo Martins
Teaching Associate Professor & Chair, Electrical & Computer Engineering;
Haluk Ogmen
Professor and Senior Associate Dean; Electrical & Computer Engineering
Natalie Gregg
Department Coordinator, Electrical & Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering
Featured News
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Research & Scholarship
Researcher Uses Engineering Methods to Reveal Promising Pancreatic Cancer Treatment
In the BioSun Lab at the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science, Dali Sun, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, is taking on the twofold challenge, utilizing discoveries made while developing novel detection methods to uncover new, side effect-free amino acid treatment that shows promise as an additional tool to treat pancreatic cancer. -
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Engineers Week 2024 Recap
Originally founded in 1951 by the National Society of Professional Engineers, Engineering Week (E-Week) is a recognized multi-day event nationwide. The Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science took the week of February 18-24 to celebrate the valuable work of its students, staff, and faculty with non-stop food and fun.
