The Electrical Engineering Department offers a Bachelor of Science (BS) and Master of Science (MS) Degree in Electrical Engineering and a BS degree in Computer Engineering. The Electrical Engineering Department jointly sponsors the Computer Engineering Program with Computer Science. The department is distinguished for its laboratory-intensive curriculum, faculty-student interaction, and innovative hands-on educational methods. The department offers 35,000 square feet of well-equipped undergraduate laboratory space, unparalleled among other universities. It makes contributions to contemporary applied research, collaborates with industrial partners, sponsors award-winning student projects, and provides extensive outreach efforts with elementary and secondary schools.
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Senior Projects from 2013
Swing Human Powered Generator: For the DC House Project, Juan Vicente Avelar, Juan Jose Galindo, and Juan Pramyr Ramos
Portable Nano-Hydro Power Generator for the DC House Project, Andrew Aw and James Biggs
PSCAD Modeling of One-Cycle Control VAR, Andre Keir Azares
Unipolar Pulse Width Modulation Inverter, Randy Baggao and Gabriel Tam
Merry-Go-Round Human Powered Generator, Daniel Barnicle and Dario Romero
CubeSat Launch Sequencer, Billy Beecher
Buddy: A Breathalyzer for iPhone, Douglas Blaalid and Brandon Bevans
The Visual Representation of Sound for the Hearing Impaired, Jonathan Brophy
Universal-Retro Console Gamepads to USB Adapter with Two-Player Compatibility, Miguel Buenrostro
Spread Spectrum Jamming - Part 2, Casey Burke, Christian Hume, and Javier Meza
Differential Transformer Protection Using the SEL 387 and SEL 587 Microprocessor Relays, Ryan Chun
Motor Protection Lab Experiment using SEL-710, Ozro Corulli
Off Grid Solar Powered Street Light, Justin Fang and Billy Pham
Cardiac Condition Detection using Artificial Neural Networks, Sean Franklin and Joseph Wallcave
Remote/Autonomous Sentry Gun Platform, Angelo Gagliardi and Dante Gagliardi
Turn and Brake Signal System for a Bicycle, Steven Thomas Hamilton and Christian Michael Orsi
Alternative Wheelchair Control System, Jessica Hendricks and Tara Keigharn
Microcontroller Design: Control Electronics for Rantec's 28VDC Input 3-U Power Supply, Leo Hernandez
DC House Distribution Panel, Khanh Ho
Assessment for Completion of CP7 Integration with Revision 6 Avionics, Daniel Jennings
Design of Improved Distribution Panel for the DC House, Nolan Joksch
Fault Tolerant Sequencer For the Naval Postgraduate School Cubesat Launcher (NPSCUL), Justin Jordan
Microgrid Power Quality Analysis, Nikolai KempCatala, Daniel Pleau, and Scott Clemons
Two Channel Audio Mixer, Dylan Kinney
Pier Portal Project II, Andy Lam and Brian Markwart