
Welcome to Electrical & Computer Engineering!
The ECE Office is currently operating remotely Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm. Please contact us if you have any questions.
ABOUT THE MASEEH COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
Electrical and Computer Engineering is one of five departments within the Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science. At the Maseeh College, we offer academic programs that provide transformative opportunities within the classroom and beyond. If you join our college, you'll be connected to Portland’s growing, innovative industries and prepared to gain competitive jobs in engineering and computer science. Our close ties to leading tech companies give you the opportunity to build your professional skills through internship programs while you complete your degree. You can participate in research, community-based learning projects and opportunities to develop your own ideas from proposal to prototype through our innovation programs. Our students are in demand in the Portland job market and beyond, and they report the highest annual earnings of all PSU graduates one year after graduation.
ECE Programs
ECE Department Research

Environmental Sensing and Monitoring
The areas of sensor system development, on-board signal processing, controls, communications, and power are all core to Electrical Engineering. At Portland State, we focus on the Electrical Engineering challenges associated with the future of environmental sensing and monitoring.

Power Engineering
The Electrical & Computer Engineering Department at Portland State University currently has two areas focused on electric power: The Power Engineering Group and the Laboratory for Magnetomechanical Energy Conversion & Control.

Research Laboratories
The ECE department is home to a broad array of research activities. Find out more about the various labs and research areas in our department
The Electronics Prototyping Lab (EPL)
Walk in with an idea and walk out with a working prototype
The EPL is a lab for rapidly prototyping electronics projects. The EPL staff is available to remotely help students with lab kits, DIY building, or just making cool stuff in their garage.
