Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (archive)

Working on a professional research project with professors and peers can offer both application experience that enhances your academics and a mentor within our faculty. Below are current undergraduate research opportunities for electrical, computer, and software engineering students.

All positions listed are currently available. See each individual listing for specific deadlines.

Current Undergraduate Research Opportunities

• NEW! Crawling Online Social Networks
  
• Design and Evaluation of a Scalable Meta-Event Dissemination System
• NEW! Eddy Current Nondestructive Evaluation
  
• Electromagnetic Modeling and Simulations
• NEW! Identity and Credential Management for Web-based Services and Private Cloud
  
• On-the-Fly Lens Calibration for Image Navigation and Map-aided Navigation
  
• Rapid Attack Detection
  
• Reliable and Aggressive Framework for System Design using High Integrity Approaches
• Survivable Multipoint Traffic Grooming in Optical Networks
• Wind Energy Science, Engineering, and Policy Summer Undergraduate Research Experience
  

If you are interested in working on a particular type of project not listed above, please contact your academic advisor or visit electrical and computer engineering professors' websites (accessible from the Faculty Directory) and review their research activities. If any of these research activities interest you, please contact the professor.

Also look for information on undergraduate research opportunities in the biweekly e-mail newsletter to students as well as on display screens throughout Coover Hall and the ECpE Building Addition.