LeTourneau University Electrical & Computer Engineering

Chapel at LeTourneau is truly one of a kind. With worship led by students and messages shared by faculty, staff, and guest speakers, students are regularly invited into a time of reflection, worship, and community.
This semester, in particular, has encouraged many to grow deeper in their faith and to praise God in every season of life. It continues to be a meaningful rhythm that shapes both the heart and the campus culture at LeTourneau.

On April 29, our ECE students had the opportunity to learn about SEMICS, a leading company making a strong impact in the semiconductor industry. Through an engaging presentation by a company representative, students explored SEMICS’s technology, company culture, and hiring process.
Events like this highlight the many academic and career pathways available at LeTourneau University—connecting classroom learning with real-world industry opportunities.

On April 23, students in Introduction to Engineering Practices II (IEP II) showcased their final projects after a semester of innovation, teamwork, and hands-on learning.
Using Arduino systems with multiple subsystems, they brought creative ideas to life—from vending machines and arcade games to battling robots and more.
At LeTourneau University, our students don’t just study engineering—they build it. Opportunities to create, design, and innovate are part of everyday life here.