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 2018
Senior Project - Roborodentia Robot, Nicholas Alexander Ilog
Dynamic Video Streaming for Nano Quadcopters, Shane Daniel Kent, Ryan Weideman, and Nicholas Kimball
EventSquad iOS Mobile App, Rachel Lee, David Lim, and Jed Chen
Darling, Robot for Roborodentia 2018, Michael Le and Steven Liu
Raymarching the Mandelbulb Fractal in VR, Timotheus Alexander Letz
Eye Pressure Monitior, Andrea Nella Levy
IoT Power Bank and Control System, Dannick Liudzius
OTD 360 Corsa Plate and PCB Recreation, Patrick Ryan Malapira
Bicycle Power Meter, Andrew McGuan
FPGA-Based DSP System, Aaron Nguyen
Analog Sorting Using Pulse Width Modulation, Riley C. Olson
The Effect of Endgame Tablebases on Modern Chess Engines, Christopher D. Peterson
Slacker News, Calvin Z. Pinson
A Basic, Four Logic Cluster, Disjoint Switch Connected FPGA Architecture, Joseph Prachar
Baseball Shagger, Anthony Velasquez, Nick Walker, and Nathaniel Kai Paresa
Genetic Algorithm Amplifier Biasing System (GAABS): Genetic Algorithm for Biasing on Differential Analog Amplifiers, Sean Whalen
Abbott Alarm System, Galen Wu
'Close By Places' iOS App, Chris Yerina
Senior Projects from 2017
Ping Pong Trainer, Aaron Atamian
Guided Target Control System Final Design Report, John Barry, Zachary Eagan, and Ryan Mackintosh
Animatronic Kinect Bear, Christopher J. Barth, Luis Manjarrez, and Emily Lopez
Skin Tone Tracking Device (ChromaBand), Ziyang Bian
Dreamkeeper: 3D Game Using Unreal Engine 4, Marii Elizabeth Boyken, Martin Clayton Coleman, and Casey Kendrick Albert-Hall
Polar Coordinate Farm Bot Final Project Report, John Brown, Kasenia Colombo, Lucas Salem, Ning Jeng, Rory Stothers, and Sam Lees
Automated Grading of Handwritten Numerical Answers, Mark T. Brown