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Faculty Spotlight: Jamie Phillips
Jamie Phillips, Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and Director of the Lurie Nanofabrication Facility at the University of Michigan, joins UD as the Chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, effective September 1, 2020.
“Jamie is an outstanding scholar as well as a change agent who comes to us from one of the nation’s top electrical engineering departments,” said Levi Thompson, Dean of the College of Engineering. “He joins us at a perfect time as we aim to grow for impact.”
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UD Students, Faculty Attend Grace Hopper Celebration
UD ECE Cybersecurity Education at SECURE DELAWARE 2020
Learn about UD Cybersecurity Graduate and Undergraduate programs and all our hands-on cybersecurity courses in our virtual booth.
New Department Chair for Electrical and Computer Engineering
UD welcomes Jamie Phillips from the University of Michigan.
UD Cybersecurity Education at SECURE DELAWARE 2020
Learn how to improve your odds of defending yourself, your family, your employer, your business, and the citizens of Delaware against cyber-attacks. This event provides the opportunity to share information and collaborate across all lines of government, business, and citizens to strengthen our readiness and response posture.
Learn about UD Cybersecurity Graduate and Undergraduate programs and all our hands-on cybersecurity courses at our virtual booth. Faculty and students will be available to explain programs, courses, and give demos on the topics we explore in Computer and Network Security. The UD Education Booth will be open from 7:00 AM till 4:00 PM.
The workshop is on October 27th from 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Registration for the workshop is free.
Spectrum Scholars
UD’s new Spectrum Scholars program promotes a welcoming environment for undergraduate students with autism at UD that enhances their ability to thrive in academic environments and campus life. In collaboration with JPMorgan Chase & Co. and administered by the University’s Center for Disabilities Studies, undergraduate students with autism receive comprehensive coaching and career development opportunities during their undergraduate experience as they work toward a successful career.
2019 Currents Magazine
Our department’s annual magazine highlights the latest research breakthroughs, accomplishments, and news about our academic programs. > Read Issue
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