It’s a continuation of family tradition, Distinguished Service Professor Victor Skormin said enthusiastically of third-generation electrical engineer Pete Watson '10 (no relation to Thomas J.).
As electrical and computer engineers, our research and teaching revolve around electrical components, circuits and systems, as well as microprocessors, software and hardware. But what we really do is improve electronic and computer systems to make your life easier - and teach students to do the same.
Plus, we're good at teamwork. Check us out. Our Electrical and Computer Engineering programs are both accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org/
Spin around the new Microelectronics Core in this panorama. See the rest of the building in the full Engineering and Science Building panorama.
Information for Spring 2013 Graduates
Fall 2013 Prospective Graduate Applicants
Please go to http://eee.ucc.ie for information on funded Electrical Engineering scholarships in Ireland type "scholarships" in their search for details
Online courses available this summer 2013 include:
EECE 251 Digital Logic Design
EECE 260 Electric Circuits
Current students are able to register for these courses now.
Non-matriculated students will need to visit the Binghamton Summer Courses webpage for more information on course registration.
Registration is open for Fundamentals of Engineering and Principles of Engineering review classes.
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