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Introduction

The goal of the department is to cultivate technological and research talents in advanced electrical engineering disciplines. This mission is necessitated by the rapid development of the global electrical and information high-tech industry. This department is a dynamic science and technology establishment with immense R & D potential, and has recruited some of the most talented faculty staffs from outstanding universities around the world. Under the guidance of these excellent faculty, the students may acquire the trade of teaching and research skills hand-in-hand. The department actively participates in the research projects sponsored by the Ministry of Science and Technology, Institute for Information Industry, the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, National Chung-Shan Institute of Science & Technology, and collaborated in many joint projects with many private industrial firms. On top of that we are also the organizer or co-organizer of many international and national academic conferences. Our alumni are involved in a wide range of career activities in semi-government utility industries such as Taipower Company and Chung-Hua Telecom, in education, academic research units and government agencies as well as in some of the major private high-tech firms engaging in the R&D in communications, computer networks, semiconductors and computer peripherals. The work performance of our alumni are well received and praised by their peers.

Chronology

  • The department was established in 1968 as the Department of Electronic Navigation, Taiwan Provincial College of Oceanography
  • In 1970, the name was changed to Department of Electronic Engineering, Taiwan Provincial College of Oceanography
  • Subsequently, upgraded in 1979 to Department of Electronic Engineering, National Taiwan College of Oceanography
  • In 1989, the department was reorganized into the Department of Electronic Engineering, National Taiwan Ocean University
  • In 1991, we set up the Graduate Institute of Electronic Engineering
  • In March 1992, both the undergraduate and graduate divisions were merged to form the Department and Graduate Institute of Electrical Engineering
  • In 1999 Ph. D program was established