 As the world grows at a faster pace, mechatronics engineering seeks to eliminate human errors and carry out tasks much faster than humans could. - Chea Arn Choo  Engineering drew me because it gave me the opportunity to use science in a practical manner, to do things with it that are new and ... - Taqi Ali  I’d always wanted to challenge myself in university, and the marriage of theory and creativity in engineering problem solving really appealed to me. - Stephanie Ang  I enjoy problem solving and designing solutions and electrical and computer systems engineering allows me to do that. - Jonathon Geeves
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Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering
Welcome to the Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering (ECSE). ECSE is an extremely diverse department specialising in telecommunications, RFID, biomedical engineering, robotics, sensing, vision, systems-on-a-chip and smart energy systems. These applications are based on fundamental research in electronics, photonics, signal processing, communications theory, artificial intelligence, real-time software, optimization, electromagnetics and numerical modeling.
Electrical engineering is an interesting field that encompasses disciplines such as electricity, electromagnetism and electronics. Electrical engineering also covers subjects like power, control systems, electronics, signal processing and telecommunications.
There is need to conduct electrical engineering research which will help to focus on modern day challenges regarding various aspects of electronic and electrical engineering.
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News  Monash University is preparing to launch technology that should allow blind users to make out objects and other people.  Ahmet Sekercioglu from the Department of Electrical and Computer Systems has received an industrial grant under the Technology Voucher Program for a collaborative project with Iqbal Gondal from the Faculty of Information Technology. Upcoming events
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