About Us

Introduction

The Electrical Engineering Department

The
Electrical Engineering
Department

Introduction

Our department was established in the 1972, and the dual-class system was introduced in the 1981. In the 1991, we established the Master’s Program, with a research focus on power energy, intelligent control, communication, and electronic circuits. In 1999, the Doctoral Program and Master’s In-Service Continuing Education Program were established with the aim of cultivating more advanced scientific research talent in the field of electrical engineering.

Research Fields

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning

Power Energy

Power Quality, Transmission and Distribution System Planning and Scheduling, Electricity Deregulation, Renewable Energy.

Smart Control

Control Theory Research and Application, System Design and Application, Non-Linear Systems, Motor Drive and Control, Linear System Analysis, Intelligent Control, Robotics Engineering, etc.

Communications

Digital Signal Processing, Digital Communication, Network Engineering, Wireless Communication, Information Security, Communication Systems, RF Microwave, Digital Communication, Wireless Communication, Internet.

Academic Exchange

Hired Professor Sen-Mau Kuo from Northern Illinois University USA to teach at our department.
Inviting Professor Yoshinobu Kajikawa, Professor Kouji Hirata, and Professor Shingo Sato from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Information Engineering at Kansai University, Japan for international academic exchange and research collaboration.
Invite Professor Hiroyuki Mori from Meiji University in Japan to lead 4 Japanese students, as well as 21 students and teachers from Gyeongsang National University in South Korea, to come to our school for academic exchange and symposium.
Inviting Professor Ramon Blasco-Gimenez from the Department of Automatic Control Engineering at Universidad Politecnica de Valencia in Spain to give a lecture at our department.
Invite Prof. Bernard De Bates from the Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Ghent University, Belgium to be a speaker.
Invite President of the International Federation for Medical and Biological Engineering, Professor Ratko Magjarević, to give a lecture in our department.
Invite Professor Xiao-Ru Wang (王曉茹) from the School of Electrical Engineering at Southwest Jiao Tong University in mainland China to visit Taiwan, arrange visits to various laboratories in our department, and hold a lecture event.
Invite President Xue-Liang Huang (黃學良) of Southeast University in Nanjing to give short-term lectures at our department.
Invite Professor Kit-Po Wong (黃杰波) from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University to give a short-term lecture at our department.
Invite Professor Chen Chen (沈沉) from the Department of Electrical Engineering at Tsinghua University in Beijing to give a lecture at our department.
Invite Professor Tetsuo Shiotsuki (汐月哲夫) from the Tokyo Denki University to give a lecture at our department.
Invited Professor Shin-Chun Chen from (陳杏村)the University of Chicago’s Bell Labs to give a lecture at our department.
Faculty members visited and gave lectures at Tsinghua University, Nanjing University, Southeast University, Waseda University, Meiji University, and Tokyo Denki University in Japan.
Multiple teachers participate in international conferences abroad every year.

Features of Curriculum

In addition to the following core courses, offer cutting-edge courses according to technological advancements.

Power Energy: Power System, Electrical Machinery, Power System Operation and Control, Power Quality, Renewable Energy.
Smart Control: Control Theory and Applications, System Analysis, Intelligent Systems, Robotics Engineering.
Communication Engineering: Communication Systems, RF microwave, Digital Communication, Network Communication, Wireless Communication.
Electronic Circuits: Analog Circuit Analysis and Design, RC Active Circuit Design.

In addition to the basic experiments in physics and computer science, the department also offers several required and elective professional laboratory courses to enhance students’ practical skills: Electric Power Laboratory, Experiments in Control, Experiments in communications, Mirco-computer Laboratory, Analog Circuits Laboratory, Electronic Laboratory, Circuit Laboratory.
We collaborate with United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) and ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd (ASE) to offer courses on Semiconductor Manufacturing Process and Integrated Circuit Packaging and Testing to enhance the integration of theory and practical experience for students.

Future Career Prospects

Advanced Studies: Our department has established exchange programs with prestigious universities both domestically and internationally in the field of electrical engineering. Students who complete these programs are eligible to receive dual master’s degrees in electrical engineering. We also have exchange opportunities with many renowned international sister schools.

Employment: Domestic and international electrical, electronic, and information-related companies offer salaries to our departmental alumni that are comparable to the top national universities. Private schools rank highest in the preference of companies.

We collaborate with United Microelectronics Corporation, ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd, and EPSON to offer career development programs, company visits, and internships. Students can choose to participate voluntarily, and upon selection, they can decide whether to join the company for employment.

International perspective Over the years

Many of our students have participated in the Two-Year Master’s Program, Exchange Student Program to study for a master’s degree at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the United States and have already obtained their degrees, and starting from the 2015 academic year, we have established an International Master’s Program to enroll foreign graduate students.