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Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Department Co-Chair:

Khalil Najafi

Department Co-Chair:

Farnam Jahanian

Website:

http://www.eecs.umich.edu/

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Abney, Steven	Ackerman, Mark	Adamic, Lada
Anastasopoulos, Achilleas	Atkins, Daniel	Austin, Todd
Bailey, Michael	Baveja, Satinder	Bertacco, Valeria
Bhattacharya, Pallab	Blaauw, David	Boyapati, Chandrasekhar
Brehob, Mark	Cafarella, Michael	Cain, Charles
Carmon, Tal	Chen, Peter	Chesney, David
Chvykov, Vladimir	Compton, Kevin	Del Vecchio, Domitilla
Dick, Robert	Dorf, Mary	Durfee, Edmund
England, Anthony	Essl, Georg	Fessler, Jeffrey
Flinn, Jason	Flynn, Michael	Forrest, Stephen
Freudenberg, James	Furnas, George	Galvanauskas, Almantas
Gianchandani, Yogesh	Gilbert, Anna	Gilchrist, Brian
Goldman, Rachel	Grbic, Anthony	Grizzle, Jessy
Guo, Lingjie	Hayes, John	Hero, Alfred
Hiskens, Ian	Holland, John	Honeyman, Peter
Hou, Bixue	Islam, Mohammed	Jagadish, Hosagrahar
Jahanian, Farnam	Jamin, Sugih	Jarrahi, Mona
Kabamba, Pierre	Kalintchenko, Galina	Kanicki, Jerzy
Kaplan, Stephen	Kieras, David	Kipke, Daryl
Ku, Pei-Cheng	Kurabayashi, Katsuo	Kushner, Mark
Lafortune, Stephane	Laird, John	Lefevre, Kristen
Liepa, Valdis	Liu, Mingyan	Lu, Wei
Lynch, Jerome	Mahlke, Scott	Maksimchuk, Anatoly
Mao, Zhuoqing	Markov, Igor	Mazumder, Pinaki
McAfee, Leo	McClamroch, N	Meerkov, Semyon
Merlin, Roberto	Michailidis, George	Michielssen, Eric
Moghaddam, Mahta	Momcilovic, Petar	Mortazawi, Amir
Mudge, Trevor	Munson, David	Nadakuditi, Rajesh
Nagy, Andrew	Najafi, Khalil	Narayanasamy, Satish
Nashashibi, Adib	Nees, John	Neuhoff, David
Noble, Brian	Norris, Theodore	O'Donnell, Matthew
Olson, Edwin	Pang, Stella	Papaefthymiou, Marios
Pettie, Seth	Phillips, Jamie	Pierce, Leland
Pipe, Kevin	Polk, Thad	Pollack, Martha
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Rand, Stephen	Ruf, Christopher	Sadanandarao, Sandeep
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Stark, Wayne	Steel, Duncan	Stout, Quentin
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Wakefield, Gregory	Wellman, Michael	Wenisch, Thomas
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Automotive powertrain control

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Compiler design

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Holography

Human-computer interface

Machine learning

Manufacturing systems

Medical imaging

Microelectronics

Micromechanics

Quantum optoelectronics

Rational decision making

Remote sensing

Rf integrated circuit design

Terahertz devices

Ultrafast optical science

Wavelets and time-frequency distributions

Related Places

Advanced Computer Architecture Laboratory

Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

Center for Space Environment Modeling

Center for Ultrafast Optical Science

Communications and Signal Processing Laboratory

Control Systems Laboratory

Engineering Research Center for Wireless Integrated MicroSystems

Optical Sciences Laboratory

Radiation Laboratory

Software Systems and Real-Time Computing Laboratories

Solid State Electronics Laboratory

Theory in Computer Science Laboratory

Description

It has been more than a century since the first course in electrical engineering was offered at the University of Michigan in 1888. Major growth has taken place in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department (EECS) since 1984, when the current department was formed from a merger of the old ECE Department, the engineering program in Computer, Information, and Control Engineering (CICE), and the Computer Science portion of the LS&A Department of Computer and Communication Sciences (CCS). The EECS Department, which represents nearly one-third of the College of Engineering, is organized into two divisions, Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), and Computer Science and Engineering (CSE). CSE includes software, artificial intelligence, theoretical computer science, computer architecture and hardware. ECE includes solid-state electronics, integrated circuit design, electromagnetics, optics, communications, signal processing, and control. Today, the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) Department is among the leading departments in the nation, with a diverse program with nearly 100 courses per semester, 110 faculty members, 800 undergraduate and 600 graduate students. Our Department offers Bachelor degree programs in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and Computer Engineering. We offer M.S. and Ph.D. programs in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering: Systems, and Computer Science and Engineering.