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 2025

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Autonomous Mapping Rover, Garrett Jones, Timothy Kyle Chu, and Eugenio Caruso Pasos

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Compact Modular Photovoltaic System with MPPT Controller, Alain Ardash Kanadjian, Alex Aarnio, and Christopher Arango

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Development of a Modular Dual-Phase and Single-Phase Buck Converter Laboratory Module, Maxwell John Kreizinger and Ethan David Robson

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Electrocardiogram Signal Modeling and Classification Using Machine Learning, Emerald Leslie and Jesus Loza

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ExOPG Maturation and OWL Interface, Duncan Michael Louden

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Marine Energy Collegiate Competition - PolyWave Energy, Beneda Loya, Isaiah Martinez, Emily Nicoletta, and Michael Weber

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Improvements to Cal Poly's Hybrid AC/DC House, Brandon Ng, Andrew Nguyen, and Logan Tom

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Single-Sided Hearing Assistance Application, Harryson Nguyen and JP Haratani

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Advanced Light Dimming Power Converter, Jaden Nguyen, Edwin Lin, and Alan Thai

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Framework for Multi-Agent Coordination and Distributed Localization in Micro-UAVs, Minwoo Park and Nikolas Tambornini

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Restoration of 6-Axis Industrial-Grade Robotic Arms, Bryce Andrew Paulson and Warren Douglas Howard

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2024 – 2025 Cal Poly Wind Power AC-DC Rectification Subsystem for Collegiate Wind Competition 2025, Ryan Rayos, Annabella Piercey, and Alex Liu

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Test Equipment Automation and Remote Operation Curriculum Senior Project, Raheel Rehmatullah

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A Battery Charging System from a Spinning DC Generator, William L. Robey, Darcy A. Eliasi, Kalel Gadduang, and Ella Blecher

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An Analysis of the Power Consumption of Various Computer Vision Machine Learning Techniques on a Microcontroller Utilizing the ClusterDuck Protocol, Kaveh Shafiei

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Wireless Communication in Autonomous Vehicles, Ethan Paul Spalard, Alan Rubalcava, and Jarnail Singh Sanghera

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Synthetic Aperture Radar Processing for Increased Resolution of Englacial Strata, Ava Stockman

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OWL Solar-Powered Link: Duck Radio Mesh for Autonomous Monitoring, Jaden Tran and Shane Williams

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Power Distribution Controller for Formula SAE Vehicles, Michael Yuen

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Isolated DC-DC Converter for an EV Microgrid, Oscar Yu and William Leiker

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Project Owl: QuAD RC2, Ethan CY Zane