Electrical & Computer Engineering News

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."

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Chair, Dr. Chris Mi, is the recipient of the Albert W. Johnson Research Lectureship which is SDSU's highest research honor.

What happens once an EV battery has served its original purpose?

SDSU professors Junfei Xie and Natalie Mladenov talk about their SDBJ distinction and the future of women in engineering.

Read more on SDG&E's highlight of Reena Roy, a former SDSU MESA and ECE alumna.

Two SDSU engineers are developing a power storage system using repurposed electric vehicle batteries.

The Diversity Excellence Award recognizes faculty, staff and alumni/community members who have shown an exemplary commitment to diversity, inclusion and social justice.

The College of Engineering is pleased to recognize Anna Katya Batovsky Stahlak and David Pierce Walker-Howell as the 2020 and 2021 Outstanding Students.

Dr. Junfei Xie from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Dr. Yan Wan from University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) co-organized the student design competition on networked computing on the edge at 2021 CPS-IoT week.

The Diversity Excellence Awards recognize faculty, staff and alumni / community members who have shown an exemplary commitment to diversity, inclusion and social justice. Nominees were evaluated for their quality and their contribution to diversity and social justice.