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Welcome to the official page of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECEN)! The department offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in two majors: Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering.

⭐Student Spotlight ⭐ Hudson Elbert & Daniel Bui ECEN students Hudson and Daniel are starting their summer strong with in...
05/27/2026

⭐Student Spotlight ⭐ Hudson Elbert & Daniel Bui

ECEN students Hudson and Daniel are starting their summer strong with internships at Kiewit!

💼The two have begun their professional careers at one of the largest engineering and construction companies in North America. The two applied to the sought-after Kiewit internships at the Texas A&M career fair, which led to interviews where they said A&M’s support in learning communication skills helped tremendously.

Daniel secured a transmission line internship, while Hudson received an electrical field engineer internship.

“Hudson and I were able to get selected to intern at such a great company due to A&M's help,” Daniel said. “The jobs you can get with an electrical engineering degree at A&M are very diverse, which is shown through how different our internship roles are.”

⚡Now, the two are spending the summer in Kansas City on Kiewit’s campus, gaining hands-on industry experience and building the foundation for their future careers.

Congratulations to these two incredible Aggies. You have a bright future ahead! 👍

🏆 Congratulations to Dr. Xin Chen on receiving the prestigious NSF CAREER Award!One of the NSF’s highest honors for earl...
05/26/2026

🏆 Congratulations to Dr. Xin Chen on receiving the prestigious NSF CAREER Award!

One of the NSF’s highest honors for early-career faculty, CAREER Award recipients are selected based on an individual’s leadership potential in research and education. The award includes major funding to help build research teams, purchase equipment, train students, and test new ideas.

Chen’s winning project focuses on safely and efficiently managing large numbers of connected energy devices with AI-based control for power grids. These devices include solar panels, batteries, electric vehicles, etc.

This research could play an important role in improving grid stability, as utilities across Texas and the United States face increasing energy demands and rapidly growing electricity consumption.

He aims to improve the reliability, efficiency, and intelligence of future power networks while supporting the transition toward cleaner and more flexible energy systems.

Read more here -> tx.ag/ChenCAREERAward

The Texas A&M ECEN External Advisory Development Council (EADC) recently convened on campus to discuss the future growth...
05/22/2026

The Texas A&M ECEN External Advisory Development Council (EADC) recently convened on campus to discuss the future growth and direction of the department.

During the meeting, industry leaders and alumni engaged with faculty on emerging trends in electrical and computer engineering, offering insights to help guide curriculum development, research priorities, and industry alignment in the years ahead.

Attendees also toured ECEN labs, gaining a firsthand look at the hands-on learning and cutting-edge research taking place across the department.

The meeting reinforced a shared commitment to advancing ECEN’s impact and ensuring students are prepared to lead in rapidly evolving fields.

Thank you to our dedicated EADC members for all of your time, contributions, and support!

Our department recently hosted instructors from NVIDIA for an Adding Knowledge to LLMs workshop. 💡 Participants explored...
05/19/2026

Our department recently hosted instructors from NVIDIA for an Adding Knowledge to LLMs workshop. 💡

Participants explored topics including data curation, synthetic data generation, evaluating and customizing large language models, and optimizing LLMs for deployment through a full day of interactive learning and discussion.

Creating opportunities like this is part of our mission to enhance student experiences and outcomes by fostering collaboration, expanding access to emerging technologies and connecting our community with industry expertise. 🤝

Thank you to NVIDIA and everyone who participated in making the workshop a success!

Dr. Chen and Dr. Enjeti have put together a series of workshops bringing together industry leaders, researchers and stud...
05/14/2026

Dr. Chen and Dr. Enjeti have put together a series of workshops bringing together industry leaders, researchers and students to tackle Texas’ growing power grid challenges. ⚡

With ERCOT projecting that energy demand could double by 2031, the workshops provide a critical platform for developing solutions. Attendees from multiple backgrounds and academic disciplines come together to share knowledge, foster collaboration and explore innovation opportunities.

💡“I felt it was important to create a platform where researchers and professionals could come together to understand what is happening, think critically and come up with creative solutions,” Chen said.

Read more ->tx.ag/CALLStory

Congratulations to our honors capstone student, Sanjay Patel, on winning 2nd place at the Student Research Competition a...
05/13/2026

Congratulations to our honors capstone student, Sanjay Patel, on winning 2nd place at the Student Research Competition at the IEEE Texas Symposium on Wireless & Microwave Circuits and Systems (TSWMCS) this year!🏆

His winning poster was titled "Designing a UAV Micro-Doppler Signature Model at Millimeter Wave Frequencies for Machine Learning-Based Classification" and is based on his honors thesis.

🌟 Sanjay’s poster competed against 35 others from graduate and undergraduate students from schools like Rice, UT, UT Dallas, and more. Sanjay shared 2nd place with a student from UT, with 1st Place awarded to PhD students from UT Dallas and Baylor.

🙌 We are proud to see our students competing and excelling at this level!

Congratulations to our 2026 Capstone students on their outstanding final presentations! 👏Over the past year, these stude...
05/07/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 Capstone students on their outstanding final presentations! 👏

Over the past year, these students have applied their knowledge, creativity and problem-solving skills to tackle real-world engineering challenges across a wide range of areas in electrical and computer engineering.

We’re proud of the innovation, teamwork and dedication demonstrated by this year’s capstone teams and can’t wait to see where their careers take them next.

Thank you to our faculty mentors, industry sponsors and judges for supporting the next generation of engineers.

Congratulations to Dr. Arum Han, Dr. Krishna Narayanan, and Swarnabha Roy on being recognized at this year’s University ...
04/29/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Arum Han, Dr. Krishna Narayanan, and Swarnabha Roy on being recognized at this year’s University Academic Awards Ceremony.

Their work continues to elevate the student experience and strengthen the impact of our department.🌟

Awards:

🏆 Professor for Teaching Excellence Award - Dr. Krishna Narayanan
🏆 Association of Former Students Distinguished Achievement Award - Dr. Arum Han
🏆 Association of Former Students Distinguished Graduate Student Award - Swarnabha Roy

04/24/2026

It’s a sign…now’s the time to apply for that master’s degree!

If you’re an ECEN student thinking about what’s next, a graduate degree isn’t just another step, it’s a way to go deeper into the areas of engineering shaping the future.

From AI and energy systems to computing, semiconductors, and microelectronics, the demand for engineers who can solve complex, real-world problems is only growing.

So if you’ve been waiting for a sign… this might be it.

Apply now → tx.ag/ECENGradDegree

Finals week is nearly here, and ECEN students are in full focus mode. Days are filled with reviewing notes, reworking pr...
04/22/2026

Finals week is nearly here, and ECEN students are in full focus mode. Days are filled with reviewing notes, reworking problem sets, and preparing to finish the semester strong.

For our seniors, that’s happening alongside capstone projects that bring everything together as they design, build, test, and refine real engineering solutions.

Wishing all of our students luck in the coming days and weeks, as you apply all of that hard work throughout the semester to the final exams and projects ahead.
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