Undergraduate Programs
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Computer Engineering
Graduates with a BS in computer engineering will understand how to design, test and analyze simple microprocessors as well as more complex circuits, software design and operating system development.
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Electrical Engineering
Graduates with a BS in electrical engineering will be able to design, develop, test and supervise the manufacturing of electrical equipment, including electric motors, radar and navigation systems, communications systems and power generation equipment.
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BSEE w/ Concentration in Mechatronics
This program is a four-year integrated engineering sequence, stressing engineering design and project work, much of which is interdisciplinary and involves constructive teamwork.
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Curriculum
ECE impacts almost every aspect of our world today. Our undergraduate curriculum will prepare students for a workforce in today’s dynamic and diverse industry landscape. The program encourages exploration beyond the classroom, offering study abroad options, summer research funding, and the flexibility to double major or blend your interests.
Take a closer look at our curriculum in the undergraduate bulletin:
Undergraduate BulletinIn the 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. -
Events
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 across the country. 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.
