ECE Latest: News and Insights

Find the latest news and insights, from cutting-edge research to media coverage of ECE professors, students and alumni. Learn how ECE students and faculty are working to make progress in areas like biomedical engineering, energy systems and photonics. Read articles on student-led projects, keep up-to-date on breakthroughs, and review media coverage of faculty, alumni and students.

The fields of electrical and computer engineering are the engines that power the technology of the 21st century. Explore the discoveries being made across the department and learn how we’re inventing tomorrow, today.

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What is the difference between ECE and CS?

ECE is an acronym for Electrical & Computer Engineering. What exactly does that mean, and what exactly does this encompass?

Your Guide to Goal Setting for the New Year 

As the new year approaches, it’s the perfect time to look ahead and set meaningful goals for yourself, whether they’re academic, personal, or professional. This guide to goal setting will walk you through reflecting on the past year, setting SMART goals, planning your next steps, and staying on track so the goals you set are the ones you achieve.

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Adrian Nachman Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada: Advancing Early Breast Cancer Detection Through Mathematics

  Using the power of mathematics, Professor Adrian Nachman, a faculty member in The Edward S. Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at […]

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Building Better Study Habits: Your Study Guide to ECE U of T Exams 

Whether you’re a first-year engineering student learning how to manage your time or an upper-year student fine-tuning your study strategies, we’ve got you covered with […]

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