Electrical engineering undergraduates have the opportunity to do activities that enable them to interact in research and/or development groups on high-level work of an international standard. This interaction can be in the form of:
Undergraduates take part in research activities alongside graduate students, professors, researchers and staff. These activities are paid for by grants from funding agencies or else through projects with companies undertaken in different laboratories.
Our undergraduates take part in project-related activities undertaken in laboratories through agreements or contracts with businesses.
Students can also become undergraduate laboratory assistants, when they help the faculty in the laboratory-based disciplines with experimental work.
The work done by undergraduates as researchers, interns and laboratory assistants is conducted at and supported by a wide network of laboratories, projects and R&D areas.
• CPTI – Center for Research in Inspection Technologies
• ICA – Applied Computational Intelligence
• LAB-MAD – Quantitative Decision Support Methods Laboratory
• Quantum Communication Laboratory
• Radio Propagation Measurement Laboratory
• Laboratory for Computational Methods in Applied Electromagnetics
• Optoelectronics Laboratory
• Communication Networks Laboratory
• Communication Systems Laboratory
• Microwaves and Optical Systems Laboratory
• LabSem – Semiconductor Laboratories
• LAMBDA – Laboratory for Automation, Museums, Digital Libraries and Archives
• LRI – Intelligent Robotics Laboratory
• LSE – Power Systems Laboratory
• LVC – Computer Vision Laboratory
• Program for digital coverage in areas included in the Brazilian government’s Growth Acceleration Program
• Project for the Identification of Musical Works
• Telecommunications Systems
• Projects for Radio Communication Systems
• Cognitive Radio