Computer & Electronics Archives
Innovation course project capitalizes on new engineering laboratory need
The opening of the College of Engineering's new multi-disciplinary laboratories in August also opened a door for business and engineering students enrolled in the fall Entrepreneurial Innovation Management course.
Published On: 10/30/2009
Dale Musser receives Excellence in Teaching with Technology Award
Dale Musser, director of the College of Engineering's IT program, received the 2009-10 University of Missouri Excellence in Teaching with Technology Award for undergraduate teaching.
Published On: 10/2/2009
CELDi affiliations benefit faculty, students, and maybe even you
Engineering Professor Mustafa Sir, along with faculty from the University of Arkansas and Clemson University, will be working through the Center for Engineering Logistics and Distribution (CELDi) to tackle issues in health care logistics.
Published On: 09/30/2009
Neuroscience 101
Early in August, the University of Missouri's Colleges of Engineering and Biological Sciences co-sponsored the third annual Neuroscience Summer Workshop.
Published On: 09/3/2009
Engineering Library and Technology Commons launches new web page
Engineering's award-winning Library and Technology Commons has launched a new website, designed by Librarian Judy Maseles, to help faculty and students better access the many resources available to them.
Published On: 09/2/2009
Three engineering faculty papers accepted by international conference
Mizzou Engineering will be well represented at the Twelfth IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV) to be held in Kyoto, Japan this fall.
Published On: 09/2/2009
Paper on nuclear battery rated as outstanding at conference
Jae Kwon, assistant professor in electrical and computer engineering, and J. David Robertson, chemistry professor and associate director of the research reactor are collaborating on a project at MU to build a tiny nuclear battery for microscale devices called MEMS.
Published On: 07/29/2009
Engineering students show app-titude in RJI Student Apple iPhone competition
Published On: 07/1/2009
High assurance security work offers job security
Published On: 07/1/2009
MU Nano Mems Semiconductor Utililization Lab opens to public
A for-fee Nano Mems Semiconductor Utililization Lab located in the University of Missouri's College of Engineering has opened, offering academic and private industry investigators training and access to instrumentation, as well as contracted nano mems services.
Published On: 06/1/2009
Computer science graduate student pens award-winning thesis
Ibrahim Almosallam, a computer science doctoral candidate in the College of Engineering is the recipient of the University of Missouri's Distinguished Master's Thesis Award.
Published On: 05/1/2009
Elementary and middle schoolers accept the Robotic Challenge
Elementary and middle school teams from Columbia Public Schools and Kansas City schools, turned out on April 18 to test their robots' skills and complete a challenge course.
Published On: 04/30/2009
iPhone and windows development courses offer interdisciplinary class environment
In a cooperative agreement with Apple Inc., Dale Musser, director of the Information Technology program, is teaching two courses next fall that will allow students from different disciplines to receive the same applicable credit ; a first for the University of Missouri.
Published On: 04/1/2009
Interdisciplinary student teams develop iPhone applications
At the crack of dawn on Jan. 29, a group of University of Missouri computer science and journalism majors, along with faculty representatives from MU's Reynolds Journalism Institute (RJI) and the College of Engineering, boarded a plane headed for Apple Computer headquarters in Cupertino, Cal.
Published On: 02/3/2009
Wind River donates more than $2 million in software to engineering
A California-based company has donated more than $2 million worth of computer software to Mizzou Engineering, paving the way for electrical and computer engineering students to practice classroom theory and compete more effectively for jobs upon graduation.
Published On: 02/3/2009
MU receives high marks in international protein structure prediction competition
The University of Missouri has raised its stature in the international protein modeling community with its remarkable success in the Eighth Critical Assessment of Techniques for Protein Structure Prediction (CASP8), sponsored by the National Institute of Health.
Published On: 01/1/2009
Mizzou Engineering working to disarm growing threat
Randy Curry, professor of electrical and computer engineering in the College of Engineering and director of MU's Center for Physical and Power Electronics, has been working with Boeing Company's Advanced Global Strike Systems division for two years on technology capable of remotely countering explosive devices. The $3 million program to help refine that technology is included in the 2008 Defense Department budget.
Published On: 01/1/2009
Mizzou Engineering researcher aims for a smoother ride
A Mizzou Engineering researcher is proposing to use wireless sensor technology to provide some relief to automobile drivers frustrated by traffic congestion and slowdowns.
Published On: 12/1/2008
University IT program takes flight after win at Missouri Academy of Science competition
The University of Missouri College of Engineering's Information Technology department captured their first student award, and the win has boosted more than just the competitors' morale.
Published On: 10/1/2008
Mizzou Engineering student wins nuclear association award
Electrical and computer engineering doctoral student Andrew Benwell's paper on an engine for a portable nuclear materials detector has won international recognition.
Published On: 09/2/2008
Student team wins $11,000 for Adobe AIR platform application
Published On: 03/14/2008
Mizzou software mapping paths to the planets
A NASA probe's flight to Mars may well seem a daunting undertaking to those who remember America's initial efforts to send men to the moon.
Published On: 11/16/2007
Engineering a personal success
MU's College of Engineering houses mechanical engineers who work on complex topics ranging from ultrafast lasers to energy conversion techniques.
Published On: 02/27/2007
Engineering professor honored for pioneering computer research
CoE Professor Jim Keller has won a prestigious international peer award for his groundbreaking work in developing more intelligent computers.
Published On: 09/7/2006
