电气和计算机工程系提供的课程可授予电气和计算机工程理学硕士学位，网络安全理学硕士和电气和计算机工程哲学博士学位。电气和计算机工程系设在Evans Hall和杜邦厅。该部门拥有一流的教学和研究设施，包括iSuite，其中包括网络安全范围，制造商空间实验室和协作中心，超级计算和分布式计算系统，以及配备用于外延晶体生长，半导体的10级和1000级无尘室。设备制造和纳米制造。其他实验室设备齐全，可进行电子，微波和光学测量，信号和图像捕获与处理，计算成像，毫米和太赫兹成像，天线，电磁学，高性能计算，通信研究以及生物
The Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department offers programs leading to the degrees of Master of Science (M.S.) in Electrical and Computer Engineering (on-campus or online), Master of Science (M.S.) in Cybersecurity (on-campus or online), and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Electrical and Computer Engineering. It also offers nine Graduate Certificates in Electrical and Computer Engineering, five Graduate Certificates in Cybersecurity, as well as a dual M.S./MBA and accelerated 41 degree programs. Active areas of research in Electrical and Computer Engineering include cybersecurity, computer systems, network science, big data sciences, machine learning, computational imaging, bioengineering, clean energy, communications, signal processing and controls, quantum science and engineering, computer and sensor networks, electromagnetics and photonics and nanoelectronics materials and devices. The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is housed in Evans Hall and DuPont Hall. The department maintains excellent facilities for teaching and research, including the iSuite, which encompasses a cybersecurity range, maker space laboratory and collaboration hub, and supercomputing and distributed computing systems, and class 10 and class 1000 clean rooms equipped for epitaxial crystal growth, semiconductor device fabrication and nanofabrication. Additional laboratories are well-equipped for electronic, microwave and optical measurements, signal and image capture and processing, computational imaging, millimeter and terahertz imaging, antenna, electromagnetics, high performance computing, communications studies, and biomedical signal capture and investigations. Complementing these facilities are government-funded major research centers supporting the focus areas, including the Institute for Energy Conversion, Center for Composite Materials, Nanotechnology Center and the Delaware Biotechnology Institute.