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The Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) department boasts 1,961 students, with a strong influx of 791 Computer Engineering majors and 1,170 Electrical Engineering majors. Incoming freshmen have an impressive average ACT score of 31. With high demand for ECE graduates and competitive starting salaries—$77k for CompE and $71k for EE—students benefit from a robust job market, with 747 job postings for MS/PhD and 588 for BS students. Engagement through student leadership programs and industry partnerships enriches academic and professional experiences.
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Total Students: 1,961 Computer Engineering (CompE) Majors: 791 Electrical engineering (EE) majors: 1,170 CompEand EE Incoming Freshmen Average ACT Score: 31 Number Bachelor’s Degrees Conferred, 2012-2013: 354 UNDERGRADUATES (2013-2014)
Total Students: 494 For 2012-2013: - 88 Master’s Degrees Conferred- 61 PhD Degrees Conferred GRADUATE STUDENTS (2013-2014)
Job postings for MS/PhD students: 747 Job postings for BS students: 588 Scheduled on-campus interviews for EEs: 836 Scheduled on-campus interviews for CompE: 446Data from 2012-2013 ECE STUDENTS ARE IN HIGH DEMAND
Average starting salary for BS in CompE: $77k Average starting salary for BS in EE: $71k All average starting salaries exceed national averages supplied by National Association of Colleges and Employers In a 2010 article by The Wall Street Journal, recruiters said the University of Illinois was among the three best universities for recruiting students. Some of our top employers: ECE STUDENTS ARE IN HIGH DEMAND
Industry affiliates program in partnership with CS @ Illinois. For annual fee, allows greater access to students by providing account management services and specialized benefits. Add-on package available to Power Affiliates members: includes a technical talk, attendance at both Afterhours events, visibility, and priority access to additional benefits and speaking opportunities. THE CORPORATE CONNECTION
STUDENT LEADERSHIP ECE student groups offer opportunities for leadership, group work, social activities, and personal growth ECESAC: students serve as both an advisory board to the department and planning group for student events and activities HKN: the honor society for ECE students; Illinois is home to the Alpha chapter of HKN IEEE: the world’s largest professional association for the advancement of technology; Illinois is home to second-largest student branch WECE: devoted to supporting and encouraging women in engineering
TELL YOUR STORY Technical talks or information sessions with student groups Student socials Company Day Competition or hack Freshman Fusion
ENGAGE Senior Design Projects Advise students on professional development topics Saturday Engineering for Everyone Engineering Open House Anechoic Chamber
STUDENT CONFERENCES PULSE, PECI, SPAC Technical and professional development conferences organized by students Competitions Technical presentations from industry and students Networking dinners Keynote speaker