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School of Electronic & Computing Systems

School of Electronic & Computing Systems at University of Cincinnati offering BS, MS, and PhD degrees in electrical engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering technology, computer science and engineering.
  • Computer and Electrical Engineering are the driving forces behind today's high-tech industry.

    ADVANCEMENT

    Our graduates are advancing the fields of biomedicine, renewable energy, intelligent systems, nanotechnology, and more. SECS offers degrees in computer and electrical engineering and engineering technology.

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    EXCELLENCE

    Our professors have earned a large number of awards for excellence in teaching. SECS has over 35 faculty members committed to excellence and fostering the next generation of innovative and entrepreneurial engineers.

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    EXPERIENCE

    Our students alternate semesters of classes with semesters of paid professional work. SECS students earn an average of $60,000 during their co-op experiences and usually receive job offers from their co-op employers upon graduation.

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    INNOVATION

    SECS faculty are constantly working on the cutting-edge of science and patenting new technologies. They put their knowledge and experience to use daily in laboratories, industry, the field—and most importantly—in their dedication to helping every student succeed.

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    ORGANIZATIONS

    Student organizations can help SECS students enhance leadership and communication skills, develop and enhance social skills, and provide valuable networking opportunities.

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    RESEARCH

    SECS has excellent research laboratories and teaching facilities with state-of-the-art equipment. Our faculty are dedicated to graduating professionals with the knowledge, skills, and character to revolutionize medicine, communications, entertainment, business, and more.

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

Benjamin Zerhusen, EE, Brad Kerserich, CE, James Moore, CET, and Amy Reilley, EET, won 2013 Senior Achievement Awards.

Li Shen won the 2013 Outstanding PhD Dissertation Award for "Portable Multiplexed Optical Detection for Point-of-Care."

Antar Manchada won the 2013 Outstanding MS Thesis Award for "A Design Methodology for Differential Power Attach Resistant Circuits."

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SECS IN THE NEWS

Congratulations to Dr. Marc Cahay for being recognized as a Fellow of the American Physical Society.

Tony Seta, Senior Grant Administrator for SECS won the 2013 Staff Award for Outstanding Performance & Excellence.

Dr. Jason Heikenfeld and partners received an NSF grant for a proposal that received the highest panel rating of 'Excellent."

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FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

Dr. Philip Wilsey received the 2013 Outstanding Professor Award.

Dr. Ian Papautsky received the 2013 William H. MIddendorf Research Excellence Award.

Dr. Michael Haas received the 2013 William E. Restemeyer Teaching Excellence Award.

Dr. Ali Minai was awarded a $1,000,000 INSPIRE grant from NSF for his project.

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