1. The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering BS Degrees in: Electrical Enginnering (EE) -Medical Preparation Option Computer Engineering (CompE) BioMedical Engineering (BME) Department Chair: C. E. Korman Academic Center, Phillips Hall 607 Telephone: (202) 994-6083 E-Mail: ece@gwu.edu www.ece.gwu.edu we’re shaping the future of technology! © ECE 2005

2. Department of ECE Fields of Study - Undergraduate  Electrical Engineering * Communications and NetworksCommunications and Networks * Electromagnetics, Wireless Devices & Antennas * Signal, Image and and Multimedia ProcessingSignal, Image and and Multimedia Processing * Medical Preparation Option  Computer Engineering * Computer Architecture and Networking * Microelectronics, VLSI and MEMS SystemsMicroelectronics, VLSI and MEMS Systems * Medical Preparation Option (Coming soon)  Biomedical Engineering * Medical Preparation * Medical Instrumentation * Biomedical imaging * Medical Preparation Option

3. BS - Electrical Engineering 130 Credits  Electrical Engineering provides the technological foundation for the modern information society.  Electrical Engineers design the micro integrated circuits and wireless devices that are fueling the advances in information & wireless technologies.  Capstone design project – Real world design experience before you graduate  2 nd highest paying starting salary (Source: CNN Money)  2 nd highest degree in demand *  Careers options in: Design, management, patent law, biotechnology, medicine, etc. * NACE Job Outlook 2005

4. BS - Computer Engineering 129 Credits  Computer Engineering provides the best of both worlds: electronic system hardware design with software design.  Computer Engineers design & construct integrated circuits, design embedded systems (such as MP3 players) and computer networks.  A 3 semester long Capstone design project gives you real world hardware and software design experience.  3rd highest paying starting salary (Source: CNN Money)  One of the TOP 10 degrees in demand *  Careers options in: Networking, medical imaging, software & hardware design, etc. * NACE Job Outlook 2005

5. BS - Biomedical Engineering 129-137 Credits  Biomedical engineering is a discipline concerned with the development and manufacture of prostheses, medical devices, diagnostic devices, drugs and other therapies.  Biomedical Engineering combines fundamentals of engineering with biology, chemistry, biophysics, etc.  The real-world experience of senior design can land you a great job.  Excellent internship opportunities at area laboratories & companies  Careers options in: Bioinstrumentation, medical research (requires graduate degree), medicine, etc.

6. Department of ECE  22 full-time faculty, 5 research faculty, 2 visiting faculty & adjuncts  7 faculty are fellows of the IEEE, 1 faculty fellow of the AIMBE  Research and Internship opportunities for undergraduates  Annual Research Expenditure: $2.5 million  Select Research Areas & Projects: * Wireless/Mobile Communications * Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) * Medical Instrumentation * High-Performance processors * Sensors for Mine Detection * Image Processing * Remote Sensing  Laboratory Locations: * Tompkins Hall * Virginia Campus * Staughton Hall

7. Department of ECE Know Your Advisor?  Electrical Engineering * Professor N. Kyriakopoulos * E-Mail: kyriak@gwu.edu * Office: Phillips Hall 638 * Tel: (202) 994 6797  Computer Engineering * Professor M. Zaghloul * E-Mail: zaghloul@gwu.edu * Office: Phillips Hall 620 * Tel: (202) 994 3772 * Professor C. Korman * E-Mail: korman@gwu.edu * Office: Phillips Hall 608 * Tel: (202) 994 6083 * Existing student only

8. Department of ECE Know Your Advisor?  Biomedical Engineering * Professor M. Loew * E-Mail: loew@gwu.edu * Office: Staughton Hall 101 * Tel: (202) 994 5910 * Professor T. Manuccia * E-Mail: manuccia@gwu.edu * Office: Phillips Hall 624-D * Tel: (202) 994 4272 * Professor J. Zara * E-Mail: jzara@gwu.edu * Office: Staughton Hall 107 * Tel: (202) 994 2402