The mission of the Division is to produce highly trained, competent electrical and computer engineers, researchers, and scholars to meet the needs of our fast changing industrial and information society.

The Division has over 30 faculty members who are active in their fields of research. Most of the faculty members have Doctorate degrees from famous universities in the world and all have impressive academic and research credentials.

The Division of Electrical and Computer Engineering admits about 300 undergraduate and 150 graduate students of top quality from various high schools and colleges around the nation. The division considers a background in physics and mathematics essential for students to be able to keep abreast of new developments in the field.

In the undergraduate and graduate curricula, the main emphasis is placed on physical and mathematical principles and the techniques of applying them to real problems so that the students will become engineers and researchers with the ability to adapt themselves to developments and advances that they will encounter in their future.

The areas of interest in the Division which have active research programs and related graduate courses include: Electromagnetic Theory and Antennas; Circuits, Systems and Control; Electric Power Systems and Energy Conversion; Communication Systems and Signal Processing; Computer Systems and Computer Science; VLSI Systems and CAD; Lasers and Electro-Optics; Integrated Electronic Devices and Fabrication Processes.

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