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EC551 Advanced Digital Design with Verilog and FPGAs - Final Projects BostonUniversityECE 192 views Boston University students demonstrate their final projects in Fall 2011.
EC311 Verilog Projects -- An Exploration of Hardware Level Programming BostonUniversityECE 939 views Students taking EC311: Introduction to Logic Design during the spring didn't just read about how a computer functions -- they programmed their own hardware, too.
ECE Day '11 - Team 14 BostonUniversityECE 126 views Plume Capture by a Migrating Oceanic Ridge: An Apparatus for Analog Mantle Flow Experiments (Honors Thesis)
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The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE) at Boston University offers a world-class education and conducts innovative research at the forefront of evolving technologies like computer hardware development, software creation, electronic and photonic devices, and emerging communication systems. With a renowned faculty, interdisciplinary research focus, cutting-edge facilities, and diverse student body, ECE is at the forefront of the technological breakthroughs that are shaping the future.

Research activities in ECE are broadly classified into three primary areas: Electro-Physics, Information Systems and Sciences, and Computer Engineering. Each area has distinct, faculty-centered groups. The boundaries between these groups are not sharp, and interaction and cross-fertilization are encouraged and common.

In addition to rigorous class work, ECE degree programs encourage students to pursue hands-on research under the guidance of our accomplished faculty and in cooperation with University-wide centers and cross-disciplinary collaborations. This combination of practical and theoretical education ensures a breadth of experience in innovative problem solving and exploration that will prepare them for wide-range of interdisciplinary engineering careers.