Electrical & Computer Engineering

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Electrical engineers and computer engineers are involved in the design of electrical and computer-oriented systems. These systems range in size from miniature microprocessors through megawatt energy conversion systems to global audio and video communication networks. The electrical or computer engineer is active in every phase of the transmission, conversion, and processing of energy and information for civilian and defense industries and in our homes.

Electrical and Computer Engineering Academy

Announcements

Kansas Rural Center and K-State's Kanas Wind Applications Center taking proposals to participate in Wind for Schools program

Professor Bill Kuhn and Xiaohu Zhang develop energy-harvesting radio

Professor Dave Soldan has been awarded the IEEE Education Society 2008 Distinguished Member Award

Testimonial

"I never felt out of place because it was easy to make to make friends with so many people who came from small towns just like I did."

     -Alan Schulenberg

"The faculty in the EECE department have been very supportive and willing to go out of their way to advise or help me with classes. Also, the EECE department is large enough for a wide variety of activities to get involved in, but small enough that the professors get to know your name."

     -Lindsi Gass

"I picked K-State to study electrical engineering because I felt the college has the best reputation in the state for engineers. Also, there is a very friendly atmosphere around both the college and the university."

     -Matt Stockemer

"EECE is one of the best departments at K-State. Everyone is very friendly, the faculty are willing to help students outside of the classroom and there are a variety of activities to get involved with. Simply put, being an EECE student here gives you the knowledge and opportunity to do anything you want."

     -Chris Weber

"I chose the College of Engineering at K-State because of the friendly and supportive atmosphere and the commitment to quality undergraduate education. Through my interactions with companies during my internships and job interviews since I've been here, I have learned that an electrical or computer engineering degree from K-State earns you respect and gets your foot in the door for a great job after graduation."

     -Kristin Kitten

Events
Contact

Telephone: (785) 532-5600

Undergraduate Coordinator - undergrad@eece.ksu.edu

Graduate Coordinator - grad@eece.ksu.edu

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