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Electrical and Computer Engineering
Ph.D. Programs
Superior students will be considered for the program
leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. The program of study is
individually arranged, under the supervision of a faculty advisor.
All Ph.D. applicants are required to participate in teaching, research,
and the Electrical and Computer Engineering
Department seminar program.
The department's offerings are focused on six general
areas: Computer Engineering, Controls, Robotics & Intelligent Systems,
Electrophysics, Image & Signal Processing, Power Engineering, and
Telecommunications & Networking.
For more information on Ph.D. program requirements,
visit the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering's Graduate
Student Guide.
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