Electrical and Computer Engineering traditionally includes circuits and electronics, telecommunications, power, and controls. Today, ECE students also work in audio, optics, robotics, biomedical, and nanotechnology; they work on robotics, self-driving cars, Internet of Things, nanotechnology, cybersecurity, computer chips, and renewable energy technologies.
Dr. Matthew Stamm and his graduate students conduct research in the growing field of information forensics, seeking to determine when images are real, and more importantly, when they are not.