ECE curriculum in 2013 and beyond: vision for a metropolitan public research university

In this paper, the authors discuss the anticipated curriculum of electrical and computer engineering (ECE) programs in the year 2013 and beyond for a prototypical metropolitan public research university. Assumptions are made regarding the evolution of the relevant technology addressed by the curricu...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on education 2003-11, Vol.46 (4), p.420-428
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