Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

Stevens Selected as NSF Innovation Corps Hub Partner for New York Region

Electrical and computer engineering professor Yi Guo investigates how humans behave in crowds in order to design robots they will trust

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Hady Salloum Receives Department of Homeland Security Grant of $500,000

Salloum collaborates with the U.S. Coast Guard to improve cyber security for the maritime domain.

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Stevens Researcher and RadioSight Partner Awarded $256,000 Grant for Handheld…

The NSF Small Business Technology Transfer grant will help Negar Tavassolian and Amir Mirbeik ’18 develop a handheld device that helps diagnose skin cancer and guide surgical decisions

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Junjian Qi Receives NSF Grants of $689,506 for Smart Grid Research

These projects will support two Ph.D. students and one undergraduate student per year

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Tavassolian Receives $256,000 to Engineer Cancer Imaging Device

This research will improve skin cancer detection and management

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Seniors Employ Deep Learning to Analyze the Complexity of Human Emotion

For their senior design project, three computer engineering seniors developed a neural network to recognize simultaneous human emotions from multiple modes of communication

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The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Stevens is one of the oldest electrical and computer engineering departments in the nation.

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology was first established under the name of Department of Applied Electricity in 1884. Located in the historical heartland of telecommunications and information technology industries, the department has a long tradition of engaging major industry partners through educational programs and research collaborations. Our internationally recognized faculty members are conducting cutting-edge research in the areas of sensing, communications, robotics, machine intelligence, mobile computing, information security, renewable energy, and heterogeneous computer architectures.

The electrical and computer engineering degree programs at Stevens focus on problem-solving skills development for real-world applications. Our student-centric learning environment provides a variety of opportunities, including research experience, accelerated graduate degrees, co-op, internship, and study abroad programs.

Undergraduate Programs

Computer Engineering, B.Eng.

Electrical Engineering, B.Eng.

Computer Engineering Minor

Electrical Engineering Minor

Graduate Programs

Computer Engineering, M.S. & M.Eng.

Electrical Engineering, M.S. & M.Eng.

Applied Artificial Intelligence, M.S. & M.Eng.

Dual-Degree MBA

Computer Engineering, Ph.D.

Electrical Engineering, Ph.D.

Graduate Certificates

OFFICE HOURS, Fall 2021

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In-Person Office Hours

Come visit our department office in Burchard, Room 212 to meet with a member of our staff for departmental items.

Fall 2021 Semester

Department Office

Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Academic Advising

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ECE Research and Graduate Programs By The Numbers

$8.9Million

Annual Research Funding

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32ndin Nation

Computer engineering master's program ranking by TFE Times (2021)

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91%Employed

Master's graduate employment rate within three months of graduation

$86,000Salary

Average Starting Salary of Master's Graduates

News

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Stevens Selected as NSF Innovation Corps Hub Partner for New York Region

Stevens Researcher and RadioSight Partner Awarded $256,000 NSF Grant for Handheld Skin Cancer Imaging Device

Hady Salloum Receives Department of Homeland Security Grant of $500,000 for Maritime Security Research

Junjian Qi Receives NSF Grants of $689,506 for Smart Grid Research

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New Tool Helps Public Test Their Own Passwords — and Bolster Security

Fifth NSF CAREER Award in 2021 Granted to Stevens

Standing for STEM: Stevens Alumna's Statue Featured in New Exhibit of Women in Leadership

Negar Tavassolian’s Team Receives $256,000 NSF Grant to Engineer Cancer Imaging Device

Electric Vehicle Owners: There's A New App for That

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Seniors Employ Deep Learning to Analyze the Complexity of Human Emotion

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Is it Time to Disrupt the Internship? A Team of Stevens Students Makes its Case

Stevens Professor Plots Better Ways to Analyze Trillion-Edge Graph Data

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Improving Human-Robot Interaction Relies On Mimicking Human Behavior

Detecting Depression, Using AI

Two New NSF CAREER Awards to Stevens Faculty

Stevens' School of Engineering Online Graduate Programs Continue Upward Trajectory in 2021 National Rankings

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How Healthcare Technologies Are Accelerating During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Stevens-Developed Artificial Intelligence That Detects Fake News Could Be Used to Identify Conspiracy Theories

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RESEARCH labs

AISecLab

AISecLab promotes top-tier research on analytics and information security for complex systems.

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SMARTLab

SMARTLab pursues engineering applications and trains future-generation professionals in signal processing, machine learning, robotics, and automation systems.

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WiMoLab

WiMoLab provides resources for exploration of advances in wireless communications and mobile computing, including performance analysis and experimentation.

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HUDSONLab

HUDSONLab addresses fundamental challenges in hardware/software codesign closely related to future chip design, artificial intelligence, data science and IoT.

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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Burchard Building
Hoboken, NJ 07030

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Department Leaders

Min Song Professor and Chair of the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

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