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Thomas Offenbecher is an undergraduate electrical engineering student in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, San Diego State University, Class of 2022. Thomas was awarded the 2022 College of Engineering Outstanding Student award. Professor Barry Dorr stated, "Thomas was the Outstanding ECE Student this year. His natural curiosity, technical ability, and genuine concern for fellow humans make us so proud of him. He is completely bitten by the signal processing bug and plans to develop digital radio after continuing his education at UCSD. This young man will make us all proud."

After 37 years at SDSU and 54 years of teaching, SDSU engineering professor Allen Plotkin retires with an impressive legacy behind him.

Jackson is excited and honored to get into such an outstanding program and truly believes that he could not have done it without the support and opportunities provided by the Mechanical Engineering Department at SDSU.

Turnland chose to study mechanical engineering with an emphasis in bioengineering at San Diego State University (SDSU) to help develop new technologies to help others manage their chronic disease, which will further ease the cognitive burden the chronic disease may hold.

The Class of 2022 includes a diverse group of students from across departments on campus including mechanical engineering, psychology and criminal justice.

Juan Rojas has been involved with the Aztec Electric Racing club since his first year. In June, the club puts its project to the ultimate test.

The annual Engineering Design Day event takes place during the spring semester, in the first week of May. This is the largest College of Engineering event which showcases the exciting and innovative design projects that our undergraduate Engineering students create during the academic year.

A ten-person team of San Diego State engineering students was assigned a project centered around baseball, to be more exact, they had to work with baseball bats.