Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

Shape the future with Electrical & Computer Engineering—driving innovation in computing, networks, circuits, and wireless technology.

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Why Electrical and Computer Engineering?

Become an innovator on the leading edge of modern compute. Electronics, computer-communications networks, integrated circuits, optical technologies, digital signal processors and wireless communications systems have revolutionized the way people live and work.

At SMU Lyle, prepare to learn the fundamentals of science and engineering without compromising the practical aspects of electrical and computer engineering.

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Bachelor's Degrees

Learn more about SMU's undergraduate programs in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

 


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Master's and Dual Degrees

Explore flexible master's and dual degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

 

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Doctoral Programs

Check out our available doctoral programs in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

 

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The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at SMU Lyle is committed to supporting the next generation of world-changing engineers through hands-on experience and real-world research opportunities. In addition to expert faculty and industry leaders, students will can access numerous labs and facilities to support both cutting-edge research and learning.
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Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Mission

Through quality instruction and scholarly research, to engage each student in a challenging electrical and computer engineering education that prepares graduates for the full range of career opportunities in the high-technology marketplace and enables them to reach their fullest potential as a professional and as a member of society.

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