Student Research: Energy Transportation Infrastructure Medical Human Factors Defense Aerospace

Systems engineering students conduct cutting edge research in energy systems, transportation and infrastructure systems, medical and human-centric systems, and defense and aerospace systems.

Past Theses & Dissertations

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Faculty Research Areas

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Energy Systems Engineering

Transportation and electricity systems integration via electric vehicle charging-as-a-service: A review of techno-economic and societal benefits
Impacts of voltage-based grid support functions on energy production of PV customers
A method to estimate residential PV generation from net-metered load data and system install date
Cloud computing cost and energy optimization through Federated Cloud SoS

Lifecycle Energy Accounting of Three Small Offshore Oil Fields

Transportation and Infrastructure Systems

Watch: Ray Jonkers, Ph.D. graduate, discusses his dissertation research

Medical and Human-Centric Systems

Watch: Jill Speece, Ph.D. candidate, discusses her dissertation research

Automatic cohesive summarization with pronominal anaphora resolution

Applying the heteroskedastic ordered probit model on injury severity for improved age and gender estimation

Defense and Aerospace Systems

Remote and dynamic assessment of reliability in electromechanical actuator systems