Electrical and computer engineers combine science, mathematics, and engineering with their problem-solving skills to create the phones, cars, tablets, and thousands of other products we use every day.
At LTU, you’ll receive a strong background in developing, designing, and operating electrical hardware and software, control systems, and communication and power systems. Your industry-savvy professors will help you sharpen your skills in all aspects of computer and electrical engineering so that you can enter this vital field and create the next-generation products, services, and information systems that will continue to fuel our technology driven world.
Department Chair's Welcome
Nabih Jaber,
ECE Chair
"We are dedicated to excellence in teaching, and research. Our sub-disciplines are designed to keep up with the ever changing market and technology."
News
Detroit surgeon to receive LTU's Alumni Achievement Award at Commencement May 11
Nicole Kennedy, M.D., section chief in the Department of Vascular Surgery and medical informatics officer at Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital, will receive Lawrence Technological University’s Alumni Achievement Award at LTU’s Commencement Saturday, May 11.Read more
LTU prof wins Heart Association grant for testing engineered blood vessels
A Lawrence Technological University professor has won a two-year, $151,734 grant from the American Heart Association to develop a better way to test lab-grown blood vessels.Read more
Robofest kickoff coming to campus Oct. 26
Robofest, the global competition for autonomous robots for students from grade school through college, will hold an annual kickoff event to mark its 20th anniversary Friday, Oct. 26.Read more
Lawrence Tech panel sees an electric, robot-driven auto future -- maybe
A future in which computer-driven electric cars whisk us around in total safety was the automotive future envisioned by a panel discussion at Lawrence Technological University Thursday night.Read more
Lawrence Tech President's Symposium to cover future of transportation, self-driving cars
Communities and society are profoundly affected by how efficiently, effectively, and safely people and goods move. But what are the proper roles of society and industry in designing future transportation systems? In the 2018 installment of the President’s Symposium Series at Lawrence Technological University on Thursday, Oct. 11, a panel of experts will discuss those roles, and explore the full-scale implementation of autonomous and advanced driver-assist technologies.Read more
Arslan named ombudsman for engineering students
Dr. Selin Arslan, the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs, will be serving as the ombudsman for our College of Engineering students.Read more
LTU wins second straight autonomous vehicle world championship
For the second straight year, Lawrence Technological University is the world champion of autonomous vehicles. LTU won the Self-Drive Challenge competition at the 26th Annual Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition, held June 1-4 at Oakland University in Rochester.Read more
Global Robofest competition features science, engineering experts of tomorrow
Teams from Illinois, Michigan, Canada, Colombia, Hong Kong, Korea, and South Africa took home the top awards in Saturday’s World Robofest Championship, held on the campus of Lawrence Technological UniversityRead more
