About
Welcome
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Stevens is one of the oldest electrical and computer engineering departments in the nation.
The department at Stevens Institute of Technology was first established under the name of Department of Applied Electricity in 1884. Located in the historical heartland of telecommunications and information technology industries, the department has a long tradition of engaging major industry partners through educational programs and research collaborations.
Message from the Chair
Welcome to the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, one of the largest departments in the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science. We offer accredited undergraduate programs in electrical engineering and computer engineering, master’s programs in electrical engineering, computer engineering, and applied artificial intelligence, and Ph.D. programs in electrical engineering and computer engineering. Approximately 400 undergraduate and 300 graduate students are currently enrolled.
Electrical and computer engineering are fast-evolving fields that continuously shape the future of modern society. The rapid advancement in the design and implementation of engineering systems, including circuit, device, electronic, power, communication, robotics and control, microelectronics and photonics, software, computer and networking, transform our everyday lives. Moreover, the convergence of emerging trends and disruptive technologies, such as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, data analytics, information security, with electrical and computer engineering creates numerous research and career opportunities. The department offers rigorous education and research programs to empower students to discover, create, and apply knowledge in each of these areas.
Student-centered learning is key to personal and professional development, as reflected in our innovative curricula. We provide a balanced education in fundamental principles, design methodologies, and practical experiences within electrical and computer engineering. Graduates are prepared to advance their technological competencies as they enter and sustain lifelong careers of innovation and creativity. The electrical and computer engineering department initiates a variety of extracurricular programs to help students acquire the hands-on experience and problem-solving skills needed to tackle complex real-world problems, including our entrepreneurship training program, mini-course program, and the summer research program.
Our department has 28 full-time faculty members, including 1 National Academy of Engineering member, 8 IEEE Fellows, 3 National Academy of Inventors Fellows, and 8 NSF CAREER recipients. They are world-class scholars in their respective fields. In the 2021 fiscal year, the department received $8.9M in externally funded research grants, and our faculty published more than 100 papers in prestigious journals and conferences.
Moreover, we are more than just numbers. We provide quality education that is rich in technology and fosters strong research environments to inspire, nurture, and educate the next generation of electrical and computer engineers and technical leaders. Our mission is to deliver innovative, interdisciplinary, and impactful academic and research programs. As you navigate our site, you will find more information about the academic programs, research projects, state-of-the-art facilities, and achievements from our dedicated faculty and talented students. I hope that you will be inspired to partake in our programs.
Thank you for reading, and please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
Dr. Min Song
Department Contacts
Department Administration
Min Song
Department Chair
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201-216-5291
Burchard 212B
Jessica Gruich
Office Manager
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201-216-8067
Burchard 212D
Munni Akhtar
Administrative Assistant
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201-216-5623
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Academic Contacts
Kevin Lu
Associate Chair for Undergraduate Education
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201-216-8110
Burchard 308F
Cristina Comaniciu
Associate Chair for Graduate Education & Academic Advisor, Graduate
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201-216-5606
Burchard 207
Yu-Dong Yao
Ph.D. Programs Coordinator
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201-216-8246
Burchard 413B
Justin Magurno
Academic Advisor, Undergraduate
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201-216-8061
Burchard 210
Lisa Capestro
Academic Advisor, Graduate
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201-216-5681
Burchard 212E
Strategic Plan
2021-25 Electrical & Computer Engineering Department Strategic Plan
In 2018, the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science unveiled its five-year strategic plan entitled Power the Future. Empower the Mind., which outlines the strategy behind how SES will increase collaboration, enhance its reputation, foster a spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship, continuously strengthen the quality of its faculty and students; and build its research, scholarship and infrastructure over the course of the next five years and beyond.
As a result, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering saw the necessity of aligning itself with the overall vision and demonstrating a spirit of collaboration through commitment to a common purpose. The department developed its 2021-2025 strategic plan to outline how it will pursue its own goals in relation to the School of Engineering and Science's overarching vision.
Board Members
Meet the Board
From academia, to entrepreneurial pursuits, to military programs, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering's board members collectively provide decades of rich experience and perspective to leverage in furthering our programs.
A Legacy of Innovation
A Legacy of Innovation: The Neutrodyne
A century-old invention by Department of Electrical Engineering head Louis Alan Hazeltine became a world-changing solution to both the affordability and listenability of radio: the neutrodyne circuit.