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Electrical & Computer Engineering at UD

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Undergraduate Program

Overview

The Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department offers Bachelor degrees in Electrical Engineering (BEE) and Computer Engineering (BCpE).  Both accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).

ELEG  requirements - semester by semester
CPEG requirements - semester by semester

The academic program consists of a series of required courses in science and engineering covering topics considered essential for the understanding of our profession as a whole and include engineering courses in Circuit theory, Electromagnetics, Nanoelectronics, Systems and Signal Processing, Software and Computer Architecture, and Digital Circuit Design.

Electives span a broader range, and include classes in

• Bioengineering
• Clean Energy
• Nanotechnology and MEM’s
• VLSI Design
• Computer Networking
• Imaging and Communications
• Control Theory
• and many others. 

 

 

"Ever since middle school I knew that I wanted to become an engineer because I loved math and wanted not just to study the theory of math but to use math to change the world we live in. I understood that there would be few people who looked like me in my major of choice but since engineering is what I was passionate about I did not let these facts deter me; but I did keep these things in mind when I looked for possible colleges and univiersities to attend. I decided I wanted to attend the University of Delaware because of the support that the College of Engineering provides to underrepresented groups in engineering through the Women in Engineering Program and also the RISE Program. I knew that in order for me to be successful in college, I needed to have a supportive group of people around me and this is what Delaware provided me. "

Jessica Nance ,
President, Eta Kappa Nu, ECE Honor Society