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ECE Highlights
Undergraduate Programs
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Electrical Engineering Program |
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We provide a faculty that is committed to education and research, is accessible to students, and is highly qualified in their areas of expertise. And, we offer a good balance between theory and practice. Many of our required and elective courses have lab components. |
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You will find that we have recently introduced a freshman design course option. This is intended to give students a design experience early in their engineering curriculum. In addition, the EE program has formalized the senior design project or capstone project as an elective. In this, a team of senior EE students work together to create a project of significant complexity that integrates elements learned in the EE curriculum to produce a visible product. |
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ECE Undergraduate Student page: info for current undergraduate students including degree requirements |
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EE Brochure: "Why Choose UC Santa Barbara Electrical Engineering" (pdf) |
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Student Interview: Merritt Miller, ECE Senior interviewed by ECE Professor, Stephen Long (3:24/mp3) |
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Faculty Interview: Stephen Long, ECE Professor interviewed by ECE Student Merritt Miller (4:21/mp3) |
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Electrical & Computer Engineering Mission Statement:The Electrical Engineering program seeks to provide a comprehensive,
rigorous and accredited educational program for the graduates of
California’s high schools and for postgraduate students, both
domestic and international. The department has a dual mission in education and research. |
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Full ECE Mission Statement, Educational Objectives, and Program Outcomes |
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The Electrical & Computer Engineering B.S. program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012 – telephone: (410) 347-7700. |
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** For more information about the ECE undergraduate program contact the ECE Undergraduate Program Staff Advisor at 805/893-8292 or ugradinfo@ece.ucsb.edu |
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Computer Engineering Program |
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The Computer Engineering Program is offered jointly by the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department and the Computer Science Department in the College of Engineering at UC Santa Barbara. It is a multi-disciplinary program of study that promotes the integration of computer hardware and software through electrical engineering and computer science curriculums. |
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Students may pursue a general program or choose to specialize in areas such as computer-aided design for hardware, computer systems, multimedia computing, computer networks, computer operation systems and computer languages, real-time computing, or very large-scale circuit design. |
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Computer Engineering Program website |
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CE Brochure: "Why Choose UC Santa Barbara Computer Engineering" (pdf) |
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CE Capstone Video: Interviews with ECE Professor Steven Butner, CS Professor Rich Wolski and Senior Capstone Project students on their annual presentation day. |
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Computer Engineering Mission Statement: To prepare our students to reach their full potential in computer engineering research and industrial practice through a curriculum emphasizing the mathematical tools, scientific basics, fundamental knowledge, engineering principles, and practical experience in the field. |
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Full CE Mission Statement, Educational Objectives, and Program Outcomes |
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The Computer Engineering B.S. program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012 – telephone: (410) 347-7700. |
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** For more information about the ECE undergraduate program contact the ECE Undergraduate Program Staff Advisor at 805/893-8292 or ugradinfo@ece.ucsb.edu |
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Helpful Links |
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College of Engineering Undergraduate Studies Office: advising, publications, resources and more... |
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UCSB Admissions: applications, academics, housing, financial aid, visits and more... |
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Graduate Program
| Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Degrees |
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| The ECE department offers both Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees. Applicants must specify one of three programs: |
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MS Program: This is for prospective students who are primarily interested in a Master's degree. It does not preclude entering the PhD program at a later date if you become more interested in research. |
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MS/PhD Program: This is for students who have not yet earned a Master's degree and also intend to do research towards the PhD degree. |
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PhD Program: This is for students who already have an MS degree and intend to do research towards the PhD degree. |
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Research Areas |
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The ECE department offers three emphases of research to applicants. Please refer to the Research Areas and Faculty Research page for information regarding Controls, Communications and Signal Processing, Computer Engineering, and Electronics and Photonics. |
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ECE Student Affairs Contacts
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ECE Student Affairs Office |
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Dr. João Hespanha
ECE Vice Chair
ECE Graduate Advisor |
hespanha@
ece.ucsb.edu |
(805)
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Rm 5157
Harold Frank Hall |
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Dr. Bob York
EE Undergraduate Curriculum Chair |
rayork@
ece.ucsb.edu |
(805)
893-7113 |
Rm 2215F
Engr Sci Bldg (ESB) |
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Val DeVeyra
ECE Student Affairs Mgr |
val@
ece.ucsb.edu |
(805)
893-2269 |
Rm 101
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Jaima Dillard
ECE Undergraduate Advisor |
jaima@
ece.ucsb.edu |
(805)
893-8292 |
Rm 101
Trailer 380 |
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Erika Klukovich
Grad Admissions Coordinator |
erika@
ece.ucsb.edu |
(805)
893-3114 |
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Map and Mailing Address |
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ECE Department Directions and Map |
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Electrical & Computer
Engineering Department
Student Affairs Office
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-9560 |
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