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Category: Faculty
Student Feature: Kenly Maldonado
Kenly Maldonaldo is a Ph.D. student in systems engineering and a research and development systems engineer at Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) in the high confidence systems environmental group. Maldonaldo received his B.S. in information and communication technologies from New Mexico State University and his M.S. in information management from Arizona State University. What is the…Read more
Systems Engineering professor joins ranks of prolific inventors
Systems Engineering Fall 2020 Updates
Summer 2020 Internship Spotlight: Duy Van
As a person who is fascinated by cars and ensuring their cybersecurity, systems engineering master’s student Duy Van is in the right place this summer. Van is an intern with BlackBerry’s team Cylance, a software company specializing in the Internet of Things (IoT) and cybersecurity. Working in Dallas, Texas, Van assists his team in requirement…Read more
CyberTruck Challenge updates: Conference postponed, truck gets new branding
Jeremy Daily presents on truckload data security threats
Steve Simske presents paper on illicit supply networks at virtual international conference
Steve Simske, professor in systems engineering, participated in the 18th International Conference on Information Processing and Management of Uncertainty in Knowledge-Based Systems, which was originally planned to be hosted in Lisbon, Portugal from June 15 – 19. Simske, along with several co-researchers, presented via Zoom. They discussed work on illicit supply networks as part of…Read more
How do we get more EVs on the road? Reduce the barriers to access
On June 9, Systems Engineering partnered with the Colorado Energy Research Collaboratory to co-host the first panel in a series on electric vehicles. The panel, titled “How do we get more ZEVs on the road?,” was introduced by Tom Bradley, department head and professor in systems engineering at CSU. Some key takeaways centered around the…Read more
Faculty Friday: Dan Herber
Dan Herber, assistant professor, joined the department in August 2019. His research group’s work is broadly encapsulated by the areas of computational design, design optimization, multidisciplinary analysis, model-based systems engineering, system architecture graph theory, modeling and simulation of dynamic systems, combined physical and control system design (control co-design), and numerical methods for optimal control. Where…Read more