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Harris Center for Science & Engineering

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Department Head's Message

Welcome to the department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science! Our goal is to prepare computer, electrical, and software engineering and computer science students for success and leadership, and to expand knowledge and understanding through research, scholarship, and service.

The department offers a variety of undergraduate and/or graduate programs in Computer Engineering, Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Electrical Engineering, Human-Centered Design, and Software Engineering. 

Our graduates work for many companies, including Apple, Electronic Arts, Facebook, GE, Google, Harris, IBM, Microsoft, Northrop Grumman, LinkedIn, Raytheon, Space-X, and United Launch Alliance. Faculty conduct research in a variety of computing, and electrical engineering areas, and are funded by private and government agencies.

If you have any questions about our programs or research, please feel free to contact us at any time. Thank you for visiting our site!

Brian Lail

In the News

From Climate Monitoring to Next-Gen Fiber Optics: Habib Secures NASA Award and Nature Photonics Publication

From Climate Monitoring to Next-Gen Fiber Optics: Habib Secures NASA Award and Nature Photonics Publication

Selim Habib secured a NASA Research Initiation Award and a Nature Photonics publication, marking major advances in climate monitoring and fiber optics.

Florida Tech Launches Cellular Technology Certification Program with FBI Funding

Florida Tech Launches Cellular Technology Certification Program with FBI Funding

The Cellular Technology Certification Program, funded by an FBI research grant, is designed to equip agents with the necessary expertise in cellular forensics.

Ph.D. Student Wins First Place in Prestigious Computer Vision Competition

Ph.D. Student Wins First Place in Prestigious Computer Vision Competition

Hafeez Khan won first place out of 200 competitors in the Computationally Optimal Gaussian Splatting (COGS) 2025 Competition in October.

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