Rafał Włodarski's research interests lie at the intersection of software engineering (software development methods in particular) and pedagogy (focus on bridging the gap between software engineering ...
Students in the ECE PhD program are provided with a research-intensive study of the fundamentals of electrical and computer engineering. Students will create and disseminate knowledge of electrical ...
Beidi Chen is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. She is a Visiting Research Scientist at FAIR, Meta. Before that, she was a ...
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering hosts many events throughout the academic year. Below are some of the most popular events that students, faculty, staff, and alumni attend. Read ...
The Solid-State Circuits Society Distinguished Lecturer Program provides experts in the Society’s areas of interest to speak at chapter meetings and regional seminars.
Gauri Joshi, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, has been named the 2025 Goldsmith Lecturer by the IEEE Information Theory Society. As the recipient, Joshi will deliver the ...
CMU alumnus Bob Unetich works to turn down the sound of pickleball. CyLab has awarded more than $400K in seed funding to 16 CMU students, faculty, and staff members from five departments at the ...
The Master of Science in Software Engineering (MS in SE) is a unique program offered exclusively at CMU’s Silicon Valley campus. It emphasizes a rigorous foundation in the core disciplines of software ...
The Integrated Master's/Bachelor's program (otherwise known as the IMB program) in ECE allows students who excel academically to achieve both a bachelor's and master’s degree in ECE through our ...
Ron Rohrer is Professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. A noted innovator, entrepreneur and professor, Ron is recognized as an early developer of circuit ...
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