The building contains specialized laboratories and equipment. Numerous grants and donations of equipment from the National Science Foundation and private industry have provided valuable equipment. Laboratories and department and University computer capabilities support education and research. Computer engineering facilities include a microprocessor development laboratory, a microcomputer systems laboratory, a digital electronic simulation laboratory and a computer architecture laboratory. A computer structures and networking laboratory is cooperatively shared with computer science.
Students also have full access to computer clusters located throughout the campus.
These and all other major computer resources are tied to local, regional, national and international computer networks. Back to fact sheet index Research and Graduate Study Graduate studies leading to the M.S. degree are offered in the department. The Ph.D. degree in engineering is available through the college with specialization in electrical engineering. Further details are available in the Graduate Bulletin . The Cooperative Education Program allows students to alternate classroom study with a series of paid professional work experiences related to electrical and computer engineering.