Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering was founded in 1928. It is the main and the oldest faculty of K.N. Toosi University of Technology. It is also the first Electrical Engineering faculty in Iran. The faculty has about 70 full-time faculty members. Currently, this faculty is among the best Electrical Engineering faculties in Iran, especially in graduate studies in the field of Communications, Controls, and Biomedical Engineering (Signal & Image Processing). It currently offers the following programs:
| B.Sc. | M.Sc. | Ph.D. |
|---|---|---|
| Biomedical Engineering | Biomedical Engineering | |
| Electrical Engineering-Communications | Communications | Communications |
| Electrical Engineering-Control | Control | Control |
| Electrical Engineering-Electronics | Electronics | Electronics |
| Electrical Engineering-Power Engineering | Power Engineering | Power Engineering |
| Computer Engineering-Hardware | Artificial Intelligence | |
| Computer Engineering-Software | Artificial Intelligence |
This faculty is located at Seyedkhandan Bridge, beside the Ministry of Communication. A recreational center is located on this campus.
- Coordinates: 35°44′20″N 51°26′55″E / 35.7390°N 51.4486°E / 35.7390; 51.4486
- Official website: www.ee.kntu.ac.ir
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