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It’s an exciting time to be an electrical and computer engineer! ECE graduates are leading the development of world-changing technologies such as renewable energy systems, wireless networking, smart cities, embedded computing systems, medical devices, robotics, and so much more. Our programs combine analytical rigor with experiential exploration and our students develop an appetite for solving complex problems in service to society. They work shoulder to shoulder with world-class faculty, tackle local and global challenges and put ideas into action. Join us in building a better world!

 

Alumni Voices

Jorge Gomez smiles in front of a computer monitor displaying programming text.

"If there’s one thing I learned, it’s to not be afraid to make mistakes and to keep pushing forward."

Jorge Gomez
BS, Electrical and Computer Engineering

About Jorge
Bradey Liverio stands in a city street wearing a Yankees cap and a blue button-up short-sleeved shirt, surrounded by a crowd of people.

"Everyone I took a class with and talked to was so supportive and pushed me to become the successful engineer I am today.” 

Bradey Liverio
BS, Electrical and Computer Engineering

About Bradey
Farial Nur Maysha stands in a black coat on a wooden pier in front of a river and city skyline.

 “My research experience with Professor Saulnier and graduate courses taught me to solve critical problems.”

Farial Nur Maysha
MS, Electrical and Computer Engineering

About Farial

CNSE Downtown

The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering is located in the CNSE Downtown Building in the former Albany (Schuyler) High School, an innovative academic and research facility that embraces rich architectural history right in the heart of Albany. Equipped with modern interactive classrooms and state-of-the-art teaching laboratories and equipment, the CNSE Building is a shining example of how the University is incorporating innovative technologies into its construction projects while strengthening its academic offerings for students.

CNSE Downtown Building
UAlbany Electrical and Computer Engineering BS Program
Recent News
Alma Kolakji is spending her summer working in the lab of Assistant Professor Michael Yetying, trying to help make rocket fuel more environmentally friendly, part of the UAlbany Summer Undergraduate Research Program. (Photo by Michael Parker)
Summer Research Program Fosters Hands-On Experience
UAlbany junior Alma Kolakji is spending her summer tying to help make rocket fuel more environmentally friendly. She is one of 24 students taking part in the College of Nanotechnology, Science, and Engineering's Summer Undergraduate Research Program.
Air monitoring devices with internal wires exposed
CNSE Spotlight: June 2024
A regular update showcasing accomplishments from the University at Albany's College of Nanotechnology, Science and Engineering.
UAlbany Unveils New CNSE Building in Renovated Former Albany High School
In UAlbany’s most significant expansion in midtown since the Downtown Campus was completed in 1929, the college’s Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering began moving into the renovated south wing last week, following the dean’s office in February, marking the halfway point of the transformational project and the return of students and educators to the 112-year-old building for the first time in more than a decade.
UAlbany students participate in a hackathon at ETEC on Saturday, April 13, 2024.
Hackathon Brings Students Together for Gaming Challenge
Motivated by their passion for gaming, technology and camaraderie, students from UAlbany IEEE hosted the first ever “Hack-a-Damien” from April 12-14, featuring a 24-hour gaming competition, technical workshops and a vendor fair.
UAlbany CNSE students are helping people living with disabilities in New York by creating a device to help them sort mail.
Engineering Students Aid Workers with Disabilities
Engineering students Shak Williams, Jordan Jung and Jacob Bruno have built a device designed to aid New Yorkers living with disabilities who work at a mail sorting facility through the Center for Disability Services.

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Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
ETEC

1220 Washington Avenue
Albany, NY 12226
United States

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