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The department offers degrees from two disciplines: Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering.

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Recent News

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Multidisciplinary student duo places first at Aggie PITCH competition

Bryton Praslicka and Daniel Zamarron received first place in the Full Pitch division for current students at Texas A&M University’s McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship startup competition, Aggie PITCH.

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Targeted demand response reduces price volatility of electric grid

Through machine-learning techniques, the research team identifies strategic locations to implement targeted demand response. This method showcases a novel approach to a measure taken when the supply is strained, allowing for a reduction in cost for the wholesale market.

Omar Maddouri

Doctoral student offers new insight into machine-learning error estimation

Texas A&M University doctoral student Omar Maddouri has found a way to enhance error estimation for machine-learning models using transfer learning principles.

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#12 among public institution graduate programs
1,291 enrolled undergraduate students
744 enrolled graduate students