Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Helping To Design The Future
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) offers ABET-accredited Bachelor of Science degrees in both electrical engineering and computer engineering, as well as a Master of Science in Engineering in Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering. Undergraduate students at Kettering can earn a minor in electrical or computer engineering as well as the possibility to dual major in either degree program.
Programs & Degrees
Electrical & Computer Engineering Programs
A Mobility Systems master level degree is offered on campus through the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering.
Get In The Lab
Labs are integral part of the Kettering education. The offer students the opportunity to get hands-on experience applying theory learned in the classroom.
EE Labs
Electrical Engineering students will have labs in circuits, electronics and electrical machines. Elective course choices give the opportunity to do lab work in digital signal processing, high voltage power, mobility systems and advanced power electronics.
CE Labs
Computer Engineering students will have labs in digitals, microcomputers and computer networks. Advanced course options will find the student in labs like advanced logic systems and haptics.
Research Labs
Undergraduate and graduate students will get hands-on experience in several research labs overseen by the Electrical & Computer Engineering faculty.
High Voltage Lab
The High Voltage Lab allows faculty and students to conduct research in the area of dielectric materials at different physical states.
Research in Engineering and Collaborative Haptics Lab
The Research in Engineering and Collaborative Haptics (REACH) Lab conducts research on autonomous systems, robotics/haptics, and human machine interaction.
Advanced Machines & Power Electronics Design Laboratory
The Kettering University Advanced Power Electronics Laboratory (AMPED), established in 2011, focuses on the development and testing of electrical machines and power-electronic circuit system prototypes.
Meet Our Faculty
Mark Thompson
Department Head of Electrical and Computer Engineering Contact mthompso@kettering.edu
Deepali Acharya
Lecturer Contact dacharya@kettering.edu
Dave Foster
Assoc Professor of Practice Contact dfoster@kettering.edu
Mohammad Ghamari
Assistant Professor Contact mghamari@kettering.edu
Huseyin Hiziroglu
Professor Contact hhizirog@kettering.edu
Bob Nakata
KUO Contributing Instructor - Kettering Global Contact bnakata@kettering.edu
Jungme Park
Assistant Professor Contact jpark@kettering.edu
Anca Sala
Contributing Instructor Contact asala1@kettering.edu
Nozar Tabrizi
Associate Professor Contact ntabrizi@kettering.edu
Chinwe Tait
Assistant Professor Contact ctait@kettering.edu
Allan Taylor
Assistant Professor Contact ataylor@kettering.edu
Girma Tewolde
Professor Contact gtewolde@kettering.edu
Mo Torfeh-Isfahani
Professor Contact mtorfeh@kettering.edu
Mehrdad Zadeh
Associate Professor Contact mzadeh@kettering.edu
James Zhang
Provost & SR VP Acad Affairs Contact jzhang@kettering.edu
Joe Zhou
Associate Professor Contact xzhou@kettering.edu
