Electrical & Computer Engineering

Major, Career & Job Hunting Information Online

Exploring Majors: Includes description of major, special skills and abilities needed to succeed, examples of job titles, examples of organizations that hire ECE majors, resources for learning about the field, contacts.

Academic Course Planning Form – Select the course Planning Form for the year that you entered Mason as a student. or stop by Academic Advising, SUB1, Room 304
Contacts

o Dr. Andre Manitius or Dr. William Sutton, ECE Department, 230 Science & Tech II, 993-1569

o Academic Advising Office, SUB I, 304, (703) 993-2470

o Ken Guerrant, Career Services Office, SUB I, 348, (703) 993-2370

Career Library Resources located in SUB1, Room 348 (Blue section)
O*NET Online (In-depth information about Electrical and Computer Engineers)
Occupational Outlook Handbook – Electrical Engineer career information
Occupational Outlook Handbook – Computer Engineer career information
Occupational Outlook Handbook – Computer Hardware Engineer career information
Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
IEEE Computer Society
George Mason University Career Network - GMU alumni and professionals share information on career fields, employers and job hunting - available only to GMU students and alumni

PatriotJobWeb – University Career Services
Internship Fair – each spring semester an internship fair is held at Mason
Career Library Resources located in SUB1, Room 348
Types of Career Related Experience
Getting the Most from Your Internship Experience
Prepare to Job Hunt (good information for getting experience as well – writing resumes, interviewing, etc.)

Graduate and Professional School