Dr. David Martinelli, Chair. Dr. George Trapp, Chair. The CSEE Department offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering, computer engineering, software engineering, and computer and information science. There is a good faculty-student ratio, and graduate students can expect to work in close cooperation with the faculty members who serve as their research advisers. Assistantships are available.
Graduates are currently in very high demand.
Dr. Warren R. Myers, Chair. The IMSE Department consists of 17 full-time graduate faculty members and more than 150 graduate students. Current research topics include biomechanics, computer-aided design, expert systems, computer simulation, decision theory, energy conservation, human factors, industrial hygiene, inventory control, mathematical programming and optimization, pollution prevention, quality control, safety in systems design, scheduling, sequencing, training, transportation systems, information systems, and management of systems. Graduates of these programs have a broad variety of career opportunities. Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.