Graduate students
The ECE Department grants two graduate degrees:
The Master of Science (M.S.), earned through either the Integrated Master's/Bachelor's (IMB) program, the Professional M.S. program, or the Ph.D. program; and,
The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.).
See an overview of the various degree requirements.
You are encouraged to visit this page often to stay on top of the happenings in the ECE graduate program.
From the Graduate Office
- October 3, 2008
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Wu, Marculescu Win Best Paper Award at Computer Design Conference
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ECE graduate student Kai-Chiang (Alex) Wu and his Ph.D. advisor, associate professor Diana Marculescu, have won a Best Paper Award in the EDA category at the 2008 IEEE Conference on Computer Design. The paper, titled "Power-Aware Soft Error Hardening via Selective Voltage Scaling," will be presented at the conference, which will be held October 12-15 in California.
- October 2, 2008
- ECE and INI Tech Talk and Information Session
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Join Dr. Martin L. Griss (Associate Dean for Research, Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley; Co-Director, The Mobility Research Center) in a discussion on mobility research and the new bi-coastal INI M.S. and ECE Ph.D. programs.
- April 25, 2008
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AsSadhan selected as a King Abdullah Scholar
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ECE graduate student Basil AsSadhan was selected as a King Abdullah Scholar with the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology. An award ceremony was held on April 5th in Washington, DC to award AsSadhan and 16 other PhD students in the U.S. and Europe. AsSadhan is an advisee of ECE Professor José Moura.
Authorized users may also browse the 'ece-graduate' mailing list archives for more correspondence.
Contacts
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Assistant for Graduate Education | Elaine Lawrence (412)-268-3200 elaine@ece.cmu.edu |
| Coordinator of Graduate Student and Visitor Admissions | Tara Moe (412)-268-6327 thaslam@ece.cmu.edu |
Orientation 2008
Program and research area overview slides are available on the Graduate Orientation page on the ECE Wiki.
Study abroad
Earn dual degrees and study abroad through the new ECE/Portugal Ph.D. program.
Research
Research projects in ECE are plentiful and cover a variety of topics. Visit the Research pages to gain a better understanding of the research opportunities available within ECE.
Teaching
Teaching opportunities are available for M.S. and Ph.D. students.
Get involved!
Many organizations are available to ECE students who would like to participate in activities with other students or alumni in the department or college. The university offers several groups that promote student involvement in the engineering college.
- ECE Graduate Student Organization (EGO)
- ECE Student Advisory Council (ECE SAC)
- Eta Kappa Nu: Electrical and Computer Engineering Honor Society (HKN)
- Graduate Student Assembly (GSA)
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Student Chapter
- National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)
- Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) CMU Student Chapter
- Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
- Tau Beta Pi: The Engineering Honor Society
- WinECE (Women in ECE)
In addition, CMU offers a wealth of activities for the active student. Visit the Office of Student Activities or the CMU Activities Board for more information.