Undergraduate Program
Overview
"What attracted me to the ECE department was the diversity and expertise of the faculty. The curriculum is well-balanced and gives students a taste of several aspects of the field of computer and electrical engineering. Over the past four years I have been involved in several engineering organizations such as RISE and IEEE which support diversity and provide an outlet for students to connect and support each other. The University of Delaware has provided me with a wonderful education and with the several outreach programs -- I have had a fulfilling experience."
Cristina Ciappi,
Undergraduate Student
The Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department offers Bachelor degrees in Electrical Engineering (BEE) and Computer Engineering (BCpE), both accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.
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.
