The Computer Engineering Department provides a sound theoretical background along with current, practical engineering knowledge. Along with their major and technical elective courses, students must take a broad range of liberal arts, science, and mathematics courses and many classes include team-based project assignments.
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Senior Projects from 2014
Team OmniMouse, Derek J. Halman, Josh B. Porter, Steven A. Silver, and Ian S. Stemper
“State Machines”: A High-Throughput Distributed Game Framework, Brandon Howell Ivy
Ultraviolet LED Biofouling Mitigation, Andrew Lam
Beehive Monitor, Tyler William Lewis
Wireless Network Intrusion Detection System, Calvin Jia Liang
Wii-B-Fit Adaptive Wii Remote, Chris Lombardo
Autonomous Competitor, Josh B. Porter
Pre-R: Making Health Care Healthier, Grant Ramil, Mark Corpuz, Eliot Mestre, Akshay Rangnekar, and Alex Lin
Chromium OS on Freescale i.MX6q, Pushpal Sidhu
Data Transfer Using Light, Ryan Thomas Suarez
Design of CPU Simulation Software for ARMv7 Instruction Set Architecture, Dillon Tellier
Dynamically Adaptive Procedural Generation of Dungeons, Cameron R. Thibodeaux
Talk Vox, Javier Thiele-Ruiz
Unlock PC with NFC Enabled Android Device, Edgar Villarreal
Implementing A Robust Data Storage Software System For CP9, Stuart Andrew Weickgenant
Gesture Recognition Using Microsoft’s Kinect v2, Andrew Weinfield
Looped: iOS Application, Barbara Alejandra Wong and Lia Zadoyan
Senior Projects from 2013
Motion Sensing FIFA Controller, Anthony Agius and Jake Troychak
Nissan Leaf On-Board Diagnostic Bluetooth Utility, John Allande, Philip Tyler, and Eric Woodruff
PictShare, Josh Beeston and Eddie Bell
MotoHUD: Intelligent and Safe Navigational Data Presentation for Motorcyclists, Drew Bentz and William Budney
Implementing a MATLAB Based Attitude Determination Algorithm in C within the PolySat Software Architecture, Dominic Bertolino
Inform 7 Usability Precompiler, Chad Robert Brantley and Timothy Phan
Bruno The Robotic Bear, Aaron Brauner and Ian Panzer
Caddy: A 2005 Roborodentia entry with vision and path planning abilities, Taylor Braun-Jones