Students are exposed to a range of practical problems in laboratory assignments. Research laboratories are also heavily involved in both undergraduate and graduate education with special project and dissertation projects. All research laboratories serve a dual-use function.
Graduate students pursue course-related projects and thesis research.
We are continually involved in expanding, improving and developing new laboratories to provide the students with the latest tools. Both undergraduate and graduate curriculums are continually reviewed and updated to insure that we provide the current methodologies and technologies and to maintain the standards that are incorporated in Stevens' goals. The laboratories listed below provide resources supporting the wide range of research interests of the faculty, ranging from the physics side of the ECE program through the computer science side of the ECE program. Our group currently consists of two faculty members and several graduate and undergraduate students. We work on a variety of fundamental and application oriented research projects in multimedia, communications, and networking areas.