Purdue Electrical and Computer Engineering

AI and data centers need a lot of computing power — and that can mean a lot of water, too.

Purdue ECE’s Yi Ding is leading a new Green Software Foundation project to help the tech industry measure and reduce software’s water footprint.

Purdue ECE’s Yi Ding leads global effort to standardize software’s water footprint measurement Yi Ding has been named project lead for the Software Water Intensity project, a new initiative launched within the Green Software Foundation (part of Linux Foundation). The project aims to develop a consistent way to measure the water consumed by software, similar to how organizations now measure so...

Critical software should be able to prove it can be trusted.

ECE PhD candidate Chinenye Okafor has been named a Rolls-Royce Graduate Fellow for research that strengthens how software is verified in safety-critical systems.

Congratulations, Chinenye!

Purdue ECE PhD candidate Chinenye Okafor named Rolls-Royce Fellow for work securing safety-critical software Purdue ECE PhD candidate Chinenye Okafor named Rolls-Royce Fellow for work securing safety-critical software

For future Boilermakers who love gaming, technology and creativity, Purdue ECE has a new pathway in Indianapolis.

We're launching a Gaming and Interactive Systems Engineering concentration, giving students the chance to combine a Purdue engineering education with hands-on experience connected to the gaming industry.

Through Xbox Game Camp, students will work with Microsoft mentors, hear from industry professionals and explore what it takes to build modern interactive experiences.

Details: https://bit.ly/purdue-xbox