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 2016
User to Exoskeleton Sensing, Amanda Toan, Brian Fiumara, Carolyn King, Ryan Takatsuka, and Taylor Downey
Roborodentia XXI Robot, Jose A. Villa
A Low Cost Timing Generation Unit, Christopher Vochoska
IPv6 and OSPF Networks Lab, Kevin Jeremy Watson
Wireless Mesh Networks for SCADA Systems, Zachary Weisman
Roborodentia 2016: Scorpion, Tyler Whalen
Roborodentia Robot: Tektronix, Sean Yap
Stand, Lisa Yip
Isopropyl Alcohol Pump for Printed Circuit Boards using an Arduino, Lawrence Zhu
Electronic Deer Warning System, David Zhuo and Anlang Lu
Senior Projects from 2015
Pre-R: Making healthcare healthier, Timothy Acorda, Ryan Foletta, Winifred Lee, Thomas Nguyen, Isabella Sarmiento, Brian Truong, and Marek Zhang
Cal Poly Collaborative UAV Project, Emil Alejandria, Erik Asterlind, and Jacob Hladky
Power Supply for Driving High Power LEDs with Wireless Control, Joshua C. Avery
Printed Circuit Board for Introductory Animatronics Course, Preston Brown
RFID Microscope Lab, Patricia Carranza
Skyrim Survival Needs Modification, Sheng-Han Chen
Real-Time Digital Effects Processing Using iOS, Jonah W. Clinard
Innovative Connectivity Ensuring Education (I.-C.E.E.), Luke Cole, Andrew Ma, Nicholas Ross, and Daniel Williams
'FO FIghter: 2D Real-Time Game, Cary Dobeck
Music Dynamic Animations, Thuy-Vy Do
Roborodentia Robot, Jordan Dykstra, Anibal Hernandez, and Robert Prosser
Forest Sign Maker, Victor Espinosa III, Kevin Ly, and Lisa Yip
MobilERP, Anthony Fata
Using Mobile Cameras to Measure Dye Concentration in Bio-Chemistry Experiments, Jackie Fong, Andrew Lau, and Anna Katrina Velasquez
Simple Macro: Addon for World of Warcraft, Yemane Gebreyesus