Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Graduates of electrical and computer engineering have a wide range of exciting career and graduate degree options in areas including renewable energy, wireless communications and radar, robotics, advanced computing, artificial intelligence (AI), electronic materials and devices, medical and space applications, sustainable transportation systems including electric and hybrid vehicles and aircraft and more.

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Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Engineering and Computer Science students have an opportunity to participate in innovative engineering applications alongside dedicated faculty members.

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Shrinking the Circle: Reducing impact on an E3 attack

Dr. Mack Grady, professor of electrical and computer engineering, could not predict that his expertise in electrical power would lead to him being involved in science-fiction worthy research. However, that is exactly where he ended up when he found himself being recruited for national defense efforts against electromagnetic pulses (EMPs).

Student Profile: Anna Sahdev

Anna Sahdev, a senior electrical and computer engineering major, has created a strong community at Baylor University. After applying to different schools such as Texas A&M University, University of British Columbia and the University of Illinois – Urbana Champaign, Sahdev decided to leave India for the U.S. and Baylor. She shares her story of how being an international student and an engineering major has helped her find community and lifelong friends throughout her time at Baylor.

Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Keith Schubert featured in National Geographic

Dr. Keith Schubert, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, was a key player on a team of academic and NASA scientists who explored caves as part of an expedition funded by the National Geographic Society. The expedition is featured in the July issue of National Geographic in an article titled "The Hunt for Life Beyond Earth."