Electrical and Computer Engineering Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
As devices and systems become “smarter” and more connected, our technological future relies on computer engineers not only to manage and move massive amounts of data, but to design novel systems and computer chips that enable everything from smart watches to virtual reality applications.
I think people underestimate the environmental impact of computing. It is estimated that our data systems are consuming 3% of global electricity, and that is predicted to increase to 4% in the near future.
Faculty in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) have pioneered the use and study of AI in engineering – long before open-source AI platforms existed.
Professor
Design of VLSI Systems, Analog and Mixed Signal Circuit Design, Bioelectronics, Biosensors, CAD Methodology for VLSI, Low Power Circuit Design
Professor
Control and Optimization, Communication Networks, Wireless Systems
Associate Professor
Professor
Design and Testing of Digital Systems, Computer and Communication Networks
Professor
Robotics, High Performance Computing, STEM Education
Assistant Professor
Nonlinear Dynamics and Machine Learning, Time-Series Prediction, Control Theory, Complex Dynamical Networks, Biomodelling
Assistant Professor
Optical Computing; Photonic Quantum Computing; Optical High-Performance Computing; Photonic Integrated Circuits; Optical Communications
Associate Professor
Heterogenous Computing and Embedded Systems, High Performance Computing, System Modeling and Simulation, Silicon Photonics, Interconnect, Design for Reliability and Energy Efficiencies
Aram and Helga Budak Endowed Professor
Embedded Systems (Mobile, Real-Time, Safety-Critical), High Performance Computing (Datacenters, Supercomputers), Computer Architecture, VLSI/CAD Algorithms, Design for Energy/Reliability/Security
Computer Science Professor
FPGAs, SW/HW Codesign, Automatic Parallelization, Application Specific Systems, Polyhedral Model
Associate Professor
Data Storage Devices and Systems; Hardware Security and Reliability; Internet of Things (IoT) and Sensor Nodes; Electronics for Extreme Environments
Mahdi Nikdast received the IEEE Council on Electronic Design and Automation Ernest S. Kuh Early Career Award
Sudeep Pasricha is leading research on sustainable serverless cloud computing
Compact device developed at CSU delivers fast, portable cardiac screening
Sudeep Pasricha is harnessing smart devices for smarter weather monitoring
Overview of Prof Pasricha’s Embedded, High Performance, and Intelligent Computer (EPIC) Lab.
Overview of Prof Nikdast’s Electronic – Photonic System Design Laboratory (ECSyD).