Graduate - Electrical & Computer Engineering - Bagley College of Engineering - Page 6
Congratulations for Outstanding Instruction
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department (ECE) at Mississippi State University would like to recognize our professors, instructors, and teaching assistants who received high marks on their Fall 2020 student evaluations. “With classes being a mixture of face-to-face and virtual, we weren’t sure what to expect. But ECE instructors continue to go above and beyond…
Ball and Team Awarded U.S. Patent
Dr. John E. Ball (Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Associate Professor), Dr. Reuben F. Burch V (Industrial and Systems Engineering Assistant Professor), Lucas D. Cagle (ECE graduate and current Ph.D. student), Collin S. Davenport (Mechanical Engineering (ME) graduate and current M.S. student), James R. Gafford (former CAVS research engineer), Tyler J. Hannis (Center for Advanced…
Joint ECE and CAVS Distinguished Lecture with Dr. Yang-Ki Hong
Join us October 23 at 2:00 pm on Webex for a lecture with Dr. Yang-Ki Hong of University of Alabama’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering as he discusses Magnetics for Telecommunication and Electric Machines. Abstract: First, cars powered by internal combustion engines (ICEs) will be phased out to reduce fuel emissions, thereby addressing…
ECE Students and Professor win IEEE Best Industry Paper Award
Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department graduates Jackson Cornelius and Blake Brockner, currently at CFD Research Corporation, along with Drs. Seong Hyeon Hong and Yi Wang from the University of South Carolina, Dr. Kapil Pant from CFD Research Corporation, and Dr. John Ball from Mississippi State University, won the best industry paper award at the…
BCoE teams end year with success, plan for next competitions
STARKVILLE, Miss. – Hoping to build on last year’s successes, many Bagley College of Engineering design teams look to start the fall semester with new members and fresh ideas. Starting tomorrow, August 27, these teams will begin holding interest meetings for students—both engineering and, in many cases, non-engineering majors—who would like to join their efforts…