Electrical and Computer Engineering is one of the most fascinating and exciting fields of study today. Due to the widespread applications of electronic and information technology, ECE is also one of the most general fields of study. At its core, ECE is based upon the fundamental physical principles that govern the flow of electricity, as well as the design methods that allow us to effectively harness those principles. If you’ve used electricity today, then you’ve benefitted from the field of ECE.
At Queen’s, our Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is recognized for its excellence nationally and internationally. Our department comprises 217 undergraduate students, 132 graduate students, 26 faculty members, 11 cross-appointed faculty, and 8 staff. We also have world-class research groups in such diverse areas as:
We pride ourselves in the excellence of our teaching and research, as well as the strong connection that we have with our students. Our undergraduate faculty-to-student ratio of 1:8, which is among the highest in the country, and which translates to a very direct and personal educational experience for our students. Our undergraduate students receive a strong common core which they are able to supplement with electives chosen flexibly from one or more Streams of concentration:
We invite you to visit and explore the opportunities in our department, both online and in person.
TERM ADJUNCT POSITION AVAILABLE
Term Adjunct Position - ELEC-443
Congratulations to Manoj Hemnani, Eric Moult, and Andrew Wald, who won 2nd place at the IEEE Eastern Ontario Student Paper Competition, which recently took place in Ottawa.
Congratulations to the two groups of 4th-year ECE students, who won the first two places in the Eastern Chapter Professional Engineers Ontario Student Papers Night competition.
Queen's IEEE Student Project Competition, sponsored by IEEE Kingston Section and Queen's IEEE Student Branch, is held annually and is open to all Queen's engineering and computer science undergraduate students to present the results of their design or research projects. The project work presented are often senior design projects.
The annual Open House for capstone project course ELEC 490 was held on Wednesday February 15th in the Integrated Learning Centre.
In a twist of fate, the ELEC 490 Open House door prize of a Lenovo android tablet computer, was won by Zack Babcock, who is the son of ECE Technologist, Steve Babcock.

The Twenty-Sixth Biennial Symposium on Communications will be held at Queen’s University in historic Kingston, Ontario, Canada, May 28-29, 2012, with a welcoming reception on the evening of May 27, 2012.Read More ...
The Natural Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada’s (NSERC) 2010 Strategic Projects Grants (SPG) Program awards funding to two ECE Research projects.
Out of the 48 projects offered in the first year project course, APSC100, which is taken by all entering engineering students, ECE’s First-Year Smartphone App has been ranked most popular, with first choice picks of 9%.
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is one of five disciplines within the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, and one of the university’s largest departments with respect to graduate student enrolment.