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Programs in Computer Engineering

Learn to fuse electrical engineering and computer science to develop new technology that underpins our daily lives.

Electrical and computer engineers make a difference in the world and improve the quality of life with contributions such as smart houses, self-driving cars, and medical instruments.

Our programs build on a strong foundation in research, development, and testing of electronic and computer components. You will encounter engaging faculty and a close-knit, collaborative environment allowing you to acquire a broad background in computer circuitry, parallel computing, software system design, information theory, digital image processing, and much more.

You will have access to state-of-the-art research facilities and an opportunity to specialize in cutting-edge fields such as intelligent systems, renewable energy, robotics, embedded systems, VLSI design, power engineering, and optical sensors and processing.

100% Success Rate

$128k Annual Median Pay for Computer Engineers

#7 For Engineering Majors, money.com

9:1 Student-Faculty Ratio

Professional Opportunities

Our students are well equipped for careers as engineers, electrical designers, electrical engineers, design and applications engineers, test engineers, power systems engineers, and product engineers. Graduates will be entering an exciting and rapidly growing profession with unlimited opportunities in industry. Furthermore, TU graduates boast a remarkable track record of success, with a 100% employment rate at prestigious companies and institutions such as Microsoft, Google, the U.S. Air Force, the CIA, and many more. 

Job opportunities: 

  • Circuit design engineer
  • Computer hardware engineer
  • Aircraft simulator engineer
  • Medical device engineer
  • Power systems engineer

Beyond the Classroom

  • EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
  • STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
  • SOCIAL JUSTICE & SERVICE
  • JOB PLACEMENT
    • Set the stage for lifelong learning and success.

      Learning is an individualized journey that extends far beyond a major or the walls of a classroom. TU’s Office of Integrative and Experiential Learning (OIEL) provides opportunities for scholars to enliven their studies through global education, research, scholarship, and interdisciplinary programs. Our real-world academic enrichment opportunities are designed to challenge students and enhance their personal and professional educational experience.

      Experiential Learning

    • Make your TU experience as rich and diverse as you like.

      TU students have abundant opportunities to get involved with clubs and organizations to develop new skills, meet new friends, and make lifetime memories. From international clubs, music groups, and intramural sports to Greek life, student government, and on-campus leadership, there’s truly something for everyone at TU. Our multi-faceted extracurricular options perfectly complement our multidisciplinary academic approach.

      Student Organizations

    • Be the change you want to see.

      TU encourages students to give back to the community and see societal problems through a different lens. In considering issues ranging from low-income to racial biases, students analyze the intricacies of cyclical social issues to gain broader perspectives and insights, which they can share with others and act on in the community.

      Civic Engagement

    • Pursue success with confidence — backed by TU’s job placement guarantee.

      TU is committed to our students’ professional success, which is why our Center for Career Development, aka CaneCareers, offers a job placement guarantee program. We promise that students who follow the program will land an entry-level job in their chosen field or continue their education within six months of graduation, or we’ll give them a free semester of grad school.

      Job Placement

    Learn more about the department

    The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering provides a modern, high quality educational experience for students while teaching the principles on which electrical engineering and computer engineering were founded. We prepare graduates for successful careers and enlightening graduate programs to meet the needs of employers and embark on compelling research endeavors in graduate school.

    Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Program Accreditation Information