ECE Tutorials Available
The ECE Tutorials site, with videos and links to help undergraduate students in ECE, is now online! Visit it now.
Notable ECE Alumni
Many alumni from the ECE department appear on the list of notable Virginia Tech alumni. ECE graduates have gone on to impact a variety of fields; they have served as magazine editors, CEOs of technology companies, leaders in higher education, and public servants at all levels of government.
ECE YouTube Channel
The ECE YouTube channel is now live! Check out a selection of videos highlighting student projects:
Looking to hire an ECE graduate?
The Virginia Tech Chapter of the IEEE sponsors a job board for ECE students and alumni. Employers can post positions for students to review.
ECE Email Digest
The ECE Email digest service is now online! (VT PID required) Sign up to receive information about news, events, or research seminars in your email.
RSS feeds in Atom format are also available.
ECE students present at NASA Wearable Technology Symposium
ECE students served on interdisciplinary teams that presented textile design solutions at the NASA Wearable Technology Symposium. John Murphy (BSCPE '15) contributed to a design for a hands-free jetpack control boot, while Mahmood Alwash (BSEE '13) and Mark Koninckx (BSCPE '15) collaborated on a real-time visualization of the shape of inflatable structures during spacecraft deployment. Tom Martin served as a faculty adviser for the projects.
Nikhil Jain wins Torgersen Award
Nikhil Jain (MSEE '13) received the second place Paul E. Torgersen Award in the M.S. oral presentation category. The Torgersen Award showcases the top research performed by graduating master's and doctoral students in the College of Engineering.
Luke Lester appointed ECE head
Luke Lester has been appointed ECE department head effective August 10. Lester comes to Virginia Tech from the University of New Mexico, where he holds an endowed chair professorship and has been serving as interim department chair.
Chao Wang awarded grant to find vulnerabilities in concurrent software
Chao Wang has received a three-year Office of Naval Research (ONR) Young Investigator Program (YIP) grant to develop methods for detecting security vulnerabilities in multicore software. The young investigator grant is the most prestigious ONR grant for faculty members early in their careers.
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Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Classes Begin for 1st Summer Session
8:00 AM VT campus and online
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Wireless Symposium and Summer School
8:00 AM The Inn at Virginia Tech
The 2013 Wireless Symposium and Summer School will occur May 29-31. The event will feature two special panel sessions, eight technical presentations, numerous posters, and twelve half-day tutorials. Details.
Contact: wireless.vt.edu
Friday, July 5, 2013
Classes End for 1st Summer Session
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Classes Begin for 2nd Summer Session
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Thursday, August 15, 2013
Classes End for 2nd Summer Session
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