Electrical and Computer Engineering Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
From designing fault-tolerant robotics to withstand the most remote and dangerous environments to enabling higher performance and reliability in semiconductor manufacturing, our work is protecting human safety while advancing technology.
Beginning in Fall 2026, the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering will offer a certificate in Robotics and Automation for undergraduates, including courses taught by leading ECE researchers.
Professor
Control and Optimization, Communication Networks, Wireless Systems
Professor
Robotics, High Performance Computing, STEM Education
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
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System Theory, Control of Dynamic Systems, Robust and Learning Control, Optimization and Control for Power Systems
Former CSU electrical engineering student Ian Bernstein wants to put a robot in every home and office across the globe.
ECE is collaborating with CSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital and OrthoPets to develop a robotic exoskeleton for dogs.
Profs. Edwin Chong and Tony Maciejewski lead cross-disciplinary research that leverages AI for applications in sectors ranging from robotics to transportation.