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As an innovative and dynamic department under the faculty of Engineering and Computer Science (ENCS), ECE educates students for professional careers through our quality academic programs, top-notch faculty and professional technical staff and devoted administration staff. .


People of ECE


Jeremiah F. Hayes

Distinguished Professor Emeritus
BEE Manhattan College with Honor 1956, Bell Telephone Laboratories Communications Development Training Program 1960, MS in Mathematics New York University 1961, PhD University of California, Berkeley Qualified with Distinction 1966
Performance Analysis of Communications Networks, History of Telecommunications


Future Students

Our award-winning faculty takes pride in our innovative research and energetic, hands-on teaching. Faculty members are open, friendly and available for students. In our program, students are permitted to write all assignments and exams in either English or French and students have a great variety of choices for electives. What sets ECE at Concordia apart? Undoubtedly, it's our commitment to practical education. Companies recognize that we have labs with more of our courses, supporting our hands-on approach to engineering education. Our labs, which are state-of-the-art with industry-level hardware and software, are integral to the Capstone Project described below. Please take a look at some other important examples of the practical education difference that ECE at Concordia has to offer.

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NSERC/Ericsson Industrial Research Chair for Khendek

As society becomes increasingly dependent upon technology, software systems are necessarily becoming larger and more ubiquitous, composed of different parts developed by different software vendors, configured and deployed on clusters of hundreds hardware nodes or even on cloud computing platforms. Throughout their ever-lengthening lifecycles, these systems need to be managed to continue to meet requirements such as performance, availability... details »

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Kishk named Canada Research Chair

Dr. Ahmed Kishk, Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, was one of seven Concordia University professors to have received new funding to advance research from the federal government's Canada Research Chairs program. Following the recommendation of a peer committee, Chairs were awarded to the select group of Concordia... details »


 
 

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