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4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program
Princeton UniversityThe Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Princeton University provides a multidisciplinary education that integrates computer science, materials science, energy, physics, biology, neuroscience, economics, management, and public policy. The program prepares students to design and advance technologies shaping modern society, including communications, autonomous vehicles, smart cities, quantum computing, and energy-efficient systems.
Course Overview:
Current Course Offering:
Introduction to Computing: Programming Autonomous Vehicles
Contemporary Logic Design
Sophomore Independent Work
Robotic and Autonomous Systems Lab
Mathematics for Numerical Computing and Machine Learning
Electronic and Photonic Devices
Introduction to Robotics
Machine Learning for Predictive Data Analytics
Computer Architecture and Organization
Introduction to Quantum Computing
Junior Independent Work
Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition
Solid-State Physics I
Solid-State Electronic Devices
Biosensing and Diagnostics
Optical and Quantum Electronics
Design of Very Large-Scale Integrated (VLSI) Systems
Computer Networks
Digital Signal Processing
Fundamental Image Processing: From Mars to Hollywood with a Stop at the Hospital
High-Tech Entrepreneurship
Senior Thesis I (Year-Long)
Quantum Mechanics with Applications
Extramural Research Internship
Automated Reasoning about Software
Selected Topics in Computer Engineering and Information Sciences
Selected Topics in Solid-State Electronics: Advanced Electronic/Optoelectronic Materials
Foundations of Reinforcement Learning
Robot Planning Meets Machine Learning
Safety-Critical Robotics and AI
Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition
Special Topics in Information Sciences: Theory of Deep Weakly Supervised Learning
Nonlinear Optics
Fundamentals of Nanophotonics
Design of Very Large-Scale Integrated (VLSI) Systems
Implementations of Quantum Information
Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications
Advanced Topics in Computer Engineering: Domain-Specific Computer Systems Architecture
Wireless and High-Speed Integrated Circuits and Systems
Electrical Engineering Graduate Project Course
Junior and Senior Independent Work: Original research or design projects.
Senior Thesis: Mandatory, spanning two semesters.
Laboratory Courses: Robotics, circuits, devices, and hands-on labs.
Open House Events: Showcase student projects and engage with faculty.
Interdisciplinary Research Opportunities: Cutting-edge research in areas like AI, semiconductors, photonics, and bioengineering.
Graduate Outcomes: Many pursue advanced degrees in engineering, business, law, or medicine.
Employability: Graduates join top companies like Google, Intel, and Microsoft, as well as research labs, startups, and government agencies.
Career Readiness:
Strong analytical, technical, and leadership skills.
Career support through Princeton’s Center for Career Development.
Leadership: Alumni become leaders in industry, academia, government, and entrepreneurial ventures.
SAT/ACT Update: Applicants must send SAT/ACT scores directly from testing agencies. Princeton accepts SAT Score Choice and the highest ACT composite score but encourages submitting all scores. Superscoring is not allowed between paper and digital SAT formats. Use codes SAT: 2672 and ACT: 2588 when registering.English Language Proficiency Requirement: If English is not your native language and your school does not teach in English, you must take the TOEFL, IELTS Academic, or PTE Academic. This requirement is waived if English is your native language or if you have studied for at least three years at a secondary school where English is the primary language of instruction.Graded Written Paper- The graded written paper must be submitted in English and can come from O- or A-level coursework, so long as this student-written essay meets all of the other requirements listed. The graded written paper and teacher comments should not be translated from another language into English, they must be written in English. If you are also submitting a rubric, that must also be in English.School Report, Counselor Recommendation, Mid Year Report, Final Report & 2 Teachers Evaluation RequiredCommon App personal essay requiredCollege questions: 5 required, 1 optionalThis college does not use a writing supplement for any additional writing requirements.ABET-accreditedApplications to be sent through the Common AppTechnology EngineerSoftware DeveloperSystems DesignerResearch ScientistConsultantData AnalystRobotics EngineerFinancial AnalystEntrepreneur
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