ANNOUNCEMENTS
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ECE Students Recognized at the 2012 Bepko Convocation
Seventeen ECE students received numerous awards at the 38th Annual Bepko Honors Convocation. The students were recognized at a dinner and awards ceremony on Friday, April 20, 2012. Read more about the awards here.
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Dr. Rajashekara Elected to the National Academy of Engineering

Dr. Kaushik Rajashekara, Adjunct Professor of ECE, has been elected as a member of the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) for his "contributions to electric power conversion systems in transportation," according to the NAE. Congratulations to Dr. Rajashekara for this significant achievement and recognition!
Dr. Rajashekara has been collaborating with our faculty for seventeen years, including developing and teaching several new graduate and undergraduate courses in renewable energy and hybrid and electric vehicle systems. For more information, visit the NAE website.
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"Graduate Information” For May 2012. Here is the website to access the Graduate Application for Graduation as well as the May 2012 graduation requirements and deadlines: click here
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Toyota’s Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC) has selected IUPUI as one of six leading research institutions to research the development, testing and implementation of new automotive safety innovations across North America.
IUPUI's Transportation Activity Safety Institute (TASI) has been contracted to develop testing protocols for automotive pre-collision systems (PCS).
The CSRC’s new projects, announced last week at a Toyota Safety Technology Seminar, will research subjects ranging from driver behavior and collision mitigation to accident reconstruction and enhanced crash data analysis. For more info...........
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Attention Students: Office of the Registrar
If you’d like some reading material, just click on this link: http://registrar.iupui.edu/course_policies.html. Seriously, many of you are already very familiar with this page, which gives links to campus-wide course policies, but some of you may not have discovered it yet.
The Office of the Registrar site in general has a wealth of information you will find useful, so explore!
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Dr. Eberhart to receive 2012 IEEE Pioneer Award!

June 8, 2011
Dr. Russ Eberhart has been chosen as a 2012 IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Evolutionary Computation Pioneer Award winner! According to the society's notice, Dr. Eberhart will be recognized for 'significant contributions to early concepts and sustained developments in the field of evolutionary computation.' The award will be presented at a banquet during the IEEE WCCI 2012 in Australia. Congratulations, Dr. Eberhart!
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Chair's Welcome
Welcome to the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at IUPUI. This website is an electronic resource for news and information about our department.
You will find information about our undergraduate and graduate programs and our outstanding faculty, as well as special interest pages, such as selected projects of our undergraduate and graduate students and current news and events. You are also invited to schedule an in-person visit with us at any time. We would be happy to talk with you and show you around.
If you are a prospective student, take confidence in knowing we look forward to helping you to better understand the Electrical and Computer Engineering discipline and to find your unique niche in this exciting field.
Electrical and Computer Engineering at IUPUI is an exciting way to expand your technical knowledge, gain new skills in research, and advance your career. The department boasts outstanding faculty who are actively involved in cutting-edge research (both basic and applied). The department’s research laboratories (Digital Signal/Image Processing, VLSI Design Lab, Networking and Security Lab, Intelligent Control and Systems Lab, Pattern Recognition and Biometrics Lab) are well equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and software and hardware tools and available to students for their advanced projects and thesis research. These laboratories are supported by a wide range of research grants from government agencies, industry and private foundations. Faculty and students actively participate in several school and campus-wide interdisciplinary research centers such as the Transportation Active Safety Institute and the Richard G. Lugar Center for Renewable Energy.
Faculty Members of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering are industry professionals and engineering scientists with advanced degrees and specialized training. Our faculty prepares students to design, develop and manage processes, systems and components related to communications and signals processing, power systems, control and robotics, manufacturing, and microelectronics.
Please contact our department at (317) 274-9726 We look forward to hearing from you and welcome your inquiries and comments.
Dr. Yaobin Chen
Professor and Chair N
EW in ECE
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What is Electrical Engineering? Electrical Engineering (EE) is much more than just building electrical circuits. Electrical engineers are responsible for integrating electronic devices, communication systems, and electric power into all aspects of our daily lives. The EE program is designed to prepare students to work in manufacturing, energy systems, robotics, circuits, communications, information processing and biomedical engineering.
What is Computer Engineering? Computer engineering (CmpE) is an evolutionary degree program that has emerged from electrical engineering and computer science that deals with many aspects of computer systems. This degree program combines analytical skills, hardware expertise, and software knowledge. Computer engineers may design computer systems, networks, operating systems, or software.
Why Electrical & Computer Engineering @ IUPUI?
Experienced, world-class faculty and caring staff
Convenient and exciting downtown location
Globally recognized Purdue engineering degrees
Strong connections with local and national industry
Small class size and diverse student population
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The Office of Career Services and Professional Development for the Purdue School of Engineering and Technology is conducting a survey to acquire information on our graduating students. Through this survey we hope to determine what companies are hiring our graduates, what the average salary is for each of the different disciplines within the school, and if internship and cooperative education is making an impact. This information will ultimately be used to improve our services and to provide crucial statistical information for future students.
https://www.et.iupui.edu/careerfair/survey.aspx