Electrical & Computer Engineering
Electrical and computer engineers create devices and technologies that affect all aspects of our lives. Things many of us take for granted, such as cell phones, desktop computers, and Global Positioning Systems, would not exist without electrical and computer engineers.
Beyond these everyday devices, WPI student and faculty researchers work on groundbreaking technologies that deal with the most critical problems facing society. Systems that will be able to find firefighters trapped in a burning building and neuroprosthetics that will look and function like natural limbs are currently being developed on WPI’s campus.
With innovations that progress from concept to production in a matter of months, or even weeks, electrical and computer engineering is arguably one of the fastest growing and broadest of all technical fields.
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at WPI is uniquely prepared to teach the future leaders of this exciting field. Our hands-on, flexible, project-based curriculum, taught by faculty members at the top of their fields, will provide you with the education and the skills you need to succeed in your career or in graduate school.
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Academic Advising Day is February 16, 2012 Organize your Future Course Plans with Input from your Academic Advisor! >
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Undecided about your Academic Major? This Event is Aimed for Students who have either Chosen ECE as a Major or are still Undecided on their Major! >
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6th Annual IEEE Spark Party was a Huge Success!
The IEEE Annual Spark Party recognizes the PES Scholarship Award Winners! >
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Two Teams from WPI Qualify at the Cornell Cup USA Competition
Two teams from WPI qualify among 13 finalists. This is a great student accomplishment! >
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WPI Students in Washington Visit Meet the Press TV Show
WPI Students Experience a Live Broadcast while at Meet the Press Set in Washington! >
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SDR Laboratory Guides Now Available
Simulink/SDR Laboratory Guides Now Available Online! >
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Stirred by the events of 9-11 and the Worcester Cold Storage Warehouse fire, WPI is applying cutting-edge technology to reducing the risk and danger to firefighters and all first responders. Learn more and view online video now...
Join Department Head Fred Looft on a video tour of Atwater Kent Laboratories. Learn about the historic research that has taken place in this building, and discover the ground-breaking work being conducted today. View video and others...
