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- The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University prepares
students for rewarding and flexible careers designing new products, conducting
research, and teaching at the university level. Our graduates save lives with
new biomedical devices, make computers easier for everyone to use, improve
audio and video quality for the entertainment industry, develop new software
systems for the Internet, design robots for manufacturing, and lead the
information technology revolution.
Founded in 1888 as the School of Electrical Engineering, the first courses
concentrated on power generation and distribution. Today the school offers
separate degrees in computer engineering and electrical engineering, and
students study in eight basic areas:
VLSI and circuit design
microelectronics and nanotechnology (formerly Solid State)
fields and optics
energy sources and systems
computer engineering
communications and signal processing
biomedical engineering
automatic control
Website: https://engineering.purdue.edu/ECE/Basics/
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