The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) is one of the first and most competitive engineering departments at the Isfahan University of Technology (IUT), established in 1977. This department offers a broad range of high-quality undergraduate and graduate education programs, and conducts research in many challenging fields in electrical and computer engineering.

Electrical and computer engineering is a crucial part of almost every modern system and technology. The primary mission of the ECE department is to provide its bright and diligent students with top quality and modern academic education within the electrical and computer engineering and technology domain. Another important mission of the department is to perform high-quality theoretical and applied research to advance the state-of-the-art technology solutions. Such research aims to support the high-tech industry in the region and to contribute to the global advancement of technology in related domains. All scientific staff, undergraduate, and graduate students work hard together to achieve these objectives, and to keep the ECE department recognized as a leading institute nation-wide and internationally.

The scientific activities at the ECE department are led by internationally recognized faculty members in various majors of electrical and computer engineering. These faculty members are diverse in the sense of their academic rank, specialized field. Currently, about 74 faculty members serving the education and research responsibilities at the ECE department. The department also actively hires post-doctoral fellows to efficiently extend and support the associated research activities.

At ECE, especial attention is given to the undergraduate program, since the university is nationally/internationally well-known for its high-quality undergraduate programs and students. Over 900 students are currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) level at the ECE department in 4 majors of electrical engineering (i.e., communication, control, electronics, and power engineering) as well as 3 majors of computer engineering (i.e., computer architecture, software engineering, and information technology). They are at the top 1% of the participants at the National University Entrance Exam. In addition to a deep understanding of various theoretical aspects of electrical and computer engineering, the undergraduate programs also address experimental aspects of the real-world engineering challenges. Currently, 40 educational laboratories at the ECE department support the educational efforts of the department. The laboratories are led by the academic staff of the department and equipped with up-to-date facilities.

At ECE, especial attention is given to the undergraduate program, since the university is nationally/internationally well-known for its high-quality undergraduate programs and students. Over 900 students are currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) level at the ECE department in 4 majors of electrical engineering (i.e., communication, control, electronics, and power engineering) as well as 3 majors of computer engineering (i.e., computer architecture, software engineering, and information technology). They are at the top 1% of the participants at the National University Entrance Exam. In addition to a deep understanding of various theoretical aspects of electrical and computer engineering, the undergraduate programs also address experimental aspects of the real-world engineering challenges. Currently, 40 educational laboratories at the ECE department support the educational efforts of the department. The laboratories are led by the academic staff of the department and equipped with up-to-date facilities.