New Classes in Course 6
(6.079, 6.207J, 6.883, 6.893 and 6.898 included in the spotlight)

More info on classes in EECS:

UPDATES | Course Descriptions | WHO's TEACHING WHAT? |

Course Picker | MIT Stellar | Underground Guide to Course 6

Graduate Research Areas in EECS:

Read about the now five research areas for graduate research in EECS. If you are a new or returning graduate student go to the Open House in your chosen area.

Area I: Systems, Communication, Control and Signal Processing
Area II: Computer Science
Area III: Electronics, Computers and Systems
Area IV: Engineering Physics
Area VII: Bioelectrical Engineering

eecsREFS:

Read about the EECS graduate students who have trained as peer mediators by Mediation@MIT. Their role is to support the graduate community and serve as a resource in dealing with stress and conflict, however big or small.

To contact members of the EECS REFS you may either send an email to
eecs-refs@mit.edu which will reach all of us at once, or you may contact us individually.

EECS Graduate Student Association - the GSA:

The EECS GSA is a group designed to bring graduate students in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology out of the many corners of campus in which we sit to share experiences, strengthen our communication with faculty and administration, and improve student life within the department.

Read more and if you are a new EECS graduate student, sign up now! Take advantage of some great orientation events--both fun and helpful!

EECSblog - the EECS graduate student (and guest) blog:

Contemplating graduate work in EECS at MIT? Wanting to get to know a few of your fellow EECS graduate student classmates? Wondering how research works when it comes to collaborations across broad areas and not everything is as smooth as it should be?

Read the EECS blogs - now graced with two guest bloggers and one new blogger. Enjoy and get to know EECS better.