Research in Electrical & Computer Engineering

The Pharos Project: Testing Complex Cyber-Physical Systems

The Pharos Project at The University of Texas at Austin is creating a pervasive computing testbed to support the study of these complex cyber-physical systems. Cyber-physical...

Defect/Fault Tolerant Systems and Design for Testability

Fault tolerance as a property finds application in a wide variety of scenarios ranging from satellites to modern microprocessors. With the increasing complexity of design in...

Novel Graphene Device Could Revolutionize Chip Design Industry

UT ECE Professors Sanjay Banerjee, Frank Register, and Emanuel Tutuc along with Prof. Allan MacDonald, UT Physics Department, and ECE graduate student Dharmendar Reddy designed...

UT ECE in the News

Andrea Alù
Prof. Andrea Alù Recieves NSF CAREER Award
Sanghavi Receives NSF CAREER Award
Prof. Sujay Sanghavi Receives NSF CAREER Award
Seth Bank Wins NSF Award
Prof. Seth Bank Receives NSF CAREER Award
David Pan
Prof. Pan and Students WIn Two Best Paper Awards
Seth Bank
Prof. Bank Honored at White House
Alan Bovik
Bovik, Wang and Sheikh Receive Best Paper Award From IEEE

Announcements

UT ECE is Getting a New Home!

Plans are underway to replace ENS with a new state-of-the-art facility to support the growing and changing needs of UT ECE and the Cockrell School of Engineering. The new Engineering Education and Research Center (EERC) will support interdisciplinary research, entrepreneurship, and instructional laboratories and project space to increase hands-on learning opportunities for students.

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Workshop on Frontiers of Controls, Games, and Network Science

The Workshop on the Frontiers of Controls, Games and Network Science with applications to civilian and miltary networks will host participants from academia, industry and government.

February 19-20, 2010
ACES Audtiorium 2.302

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ECE Tutoring Begins February 15th

ECE Tutoring begins on February 15th in ENS 637 (Sunday through Thursday, 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.). Tutoring is available in the following courses:

EE 306, EE 302, EE 322C, EE 411, EE 319K, EE 313, EE 438, EE 351K, EE 325 and EE 339

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Vote for Barbie to be a Computer Engineer!

Barbie's pursuing a new career, and she just might choose Computer Engineering! Go to barbie.com to vote for Barbie's next career to be computer engineering.

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Ramshorn Retreats

Hey Texas Undergraduate Engineers!
Meet industry executives and learn about being an engineering leader at... Ramshorn Retreats

Friday, Feb. 12 | 4:00-8:30 PM

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Important IT Announcement Affecting ALL ECE Students

NOTICE: DATE CHANGE

Due to security issues, student passwords will be reset on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th. Please go to http://secure.ece.utexas.edu/acme on or after TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th and use your UT EID credentials to log in and set your ECE password. This applies to ALL ECE students.

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Virtual-LRC Now Open to ECE Students 24/7

The Virtual-LRC in ENS 313 is now open 24/7 for all ECE students. This large study space has three styles of study area, Wi-Fi booster and white boards.

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