Electrical and Computer Engineering
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Explore the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of New Hampshire offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees. Our undergraduate program offers a BS in Electrical Engineering and a BS in Computer Engineering, and offers a degree option where technical elective choices add depth training to the degree through applications in Biomedical Engineering. The department also offers a degree option in Biomedical Engineering. Our graduate program offers MEng, MS, and PhD degrees.
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Electrical Engineering Student Makes an ECG from Start to FinishMichaela Harrington, a electrical engineering major, created a working ECG to record electrical signals in the heart as part of an electrical engineering lab assignment.Learn More -
Ph.D. Student Researches Automatic and Manual DrivingNabil Al Nahin Ch is an electrical and computer engineering Ph.D. student who uses a driving simulator for his research, fully equiped with a wheel, gas pedal, break, and more. His focus is in automatic and manual driving.Learn More -
Ph.D. Student Developing a Device to Reduce Infant Mortality RatePrashant Purohit is a current doctorate student studying electrical and computer engineering, specializing in biomedical instrumentation. He received a bachelor’s in electronics and communication from JECRC University in Jaipur, and his…Learn More -
Sandeep Sunkavilli is a Ph.D. student in electrical and computer engineering. His research includes cybersecurity and countermeasure design taught in the NH CyberSEE Lab.Learn More -
Matt DiBiase '22Electrical engineering's Matt DiBiase discusses how took his passion for playing guitar and turned into into his senior design capstone project by designing and building a digital guitar effect pedal.Learn More
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