Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Dr. Tessa Becker
Associate Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Faculty profile
About Dr. Tessa Becker
Tessa Becker teaches Computer Architecture and Assembly Language and studies hardware design. Her research focuses on microprocessor architecture, embedded systems, and digital circuit performance. She mentors engineering students on hardware prototyping and low-level firmware design.
Dr. Tessa Becker is a member of the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering in the School of Engineering & Computing.
Areas of expertise
- Computer architecture
- Embedded systems
- Digital logic design
- Hardware prototyping
Contact
- Office
- Rowan Engineering Center 214
- Building
- Rowan Engineering Center
Fall 2026 office hours
- Monday & Friday, 9:30–11:00 a.m.
In person, Rowan Engineering Center 214 - Wednesday, 4:00–5:00 p.m.
Virtual (Zoom link posted in Canvas)
Also available by appointment. Office hours follow Faculty Handbook §5.3.
2026–27
Teaching
| Course | Title | Credits | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| CS 220 | Computer Architecture and Assembly Language | 4 | Instructor, Fall 2026 |
| EE 205 | Principles of Electrical Circuits for Engineers | 3 | Instructor, Spring 2027 |
| EE 210 | Digital Logic & Computer Systems | 4 | Instructor, Fall 2026 |
| EE 330 | Microprocessor Systems & Embedded Interfacing | 4 | Instructor, Spring 2027 |
| EE 491 | Senior Electrical Engineering Design II | 3 | Instructor, Spring 2027 |
Department chairs make teaching assignments each year (Faculty Handbook §5.1). Multi-section courses have many instructors; the coordinator works with them on shared requirements, and your own section's instructor is listed in AlkimiHub.
Meeting with faculty
At least 3 hours per week during the semester, across at least 2 days, with at least 1 hour available virtually. Times are on each course syllabus in Canvas.