Research

The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department actively participates in research development year round.

Faculty and graduate students are offered state-of-the-art facilities to engage in the opportunity to research the following areas: 

• Alternative Energy
• Battery Modeling and Control
• Biomedical Instrumentation
• Communications and Networks
• Computer Engineering & Science
• Control Systems
• Electromagnetics
• Electronics and Embedded Systems
• Energy Management
• Hybrid Vehicle Technology
• Imaging and Surveillance Systems
• Motor Drives
• Networked and Distributed Systems
• Optical Electronics and Photonic Devices
• Photonics an Nanophotonics
• Power Electronics, Motor Drives and Motion Control
• Sensors

  See more information about current projects and facilities.