NFU College of Electircal and Computer Engineering

The College of Electrical and Computer Engineering was officially established in August 2004, with a mission to educate and conduct research to cultivate high-tech talent in fields such as electrical engineering, electronics, computer science, optoelectronics, and communications. In recent years, with the significant growth of Taiwan's electronics and information industries, the demand for related talent has become more urgent. The college actively cooperates with government policies, combines domestic industrial technology with the Central Taiwan Science Park, and systematically cultivates the talent needed by the industry. The college's development goal is to step out of the academic ivory tower and integrate closely with the industry, utilizing industrial resources for teaching, while also providing technical services and development assistance to the industry. By following social trends and industry developments, the college aims to nurture talent with a solid theoretical foundation, practical experience, and a strong fit for industrial needs, thereby jointly promoting industry-academia cooperation. The college currently has five departments and institutes, including:

The Department of Electrical Engineering (formerly the Department of Electrical Engineering before the reorganization) was established when the school was founded in 1980. The Department of Optoelectronic Engineering (formerly the Department of Optoelectronics) was established in 1988. The Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering and the Institute of Optoelectronics and Materials Technology (Master's Program) were officially established on August 1, 2002. The Department of Electronic Engineering and the Institute of Optoelectronics and Materials Technology (Ph.D. Program) began enrolling students on August 1, 2005, which has made the college's electrical and computer science education more comprehensive, cultivating more outstanding high-tech talent.

In the 2010-2011 academic year (99th academic year), the college had 76 full-time faculty members, including 13 professors, 36 associate professors, 24 assistant professors, and 6 lecturers; the student population was approximately 2,177. (Updated: 2010.10.15)

The mission for teaching and research is to cultivate high-tech talent in the fields of electrical engineering and computer science, and to develop into a technology-focused research university in line with the school's educational policy. Based on the excellent research achievements and specialties of the entire college's faculty, the college aims to combine with domestic industrial technology to jointly promote industry-academia cooperation and facilitate industrial upgrading as a goal for technological development.