MSU's ECE program provides an excellent, diverse, and inclusive environment for learning, discovery, and engagement in electrical and computer engineering.
01/13/2022
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Upgrades to make Cobleigh 611 a student breakroom.
For many years we have wanted some space in Cobleigh Hall for group studying and informal meetings. This year we finally were able to convert the room across from the ECE main office into an informal gather place for students and faculty. Once the pandemic precautions are over, we will enjoy having a dedicated space to chat and study.
01/20/2020
MSU hosted the Montana regional championship for FIRST Lego League (FLL) robotics on Saturday, January 18, 2020. Congratulations to the nearly 80 middle school teams participating!
A decade ago it used to be unusual to have girls on the FLL teams, but nowadays we are so pleased to see as many girls as boys on most teams--and a great group of all-girls teams, too. You go, girls!
10/30/2018
All students! Check out this new course for Spring 2019: BioMEMS EELE 418.
Prereq is PHSX 222, OR EBIO 216, OR BIOB 260, OR BIOH 313, OR CHMY 323.
04/24/2017
ECE Senior Carol Baumbauer will use her recently-awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship to pursue a Ph.D. at the University of California-Berkeley. Congratulations, Carol!
MSU student wins NSF fellowship, hopes to fuse engineering and international development Carol Baumbauer will pursue a Ph.D. in electrical engineering at U.C. Berkeley, where she hopes to develop technology that could help the people who need it most.
04/13/2017
Congratulations, Molly! Thank you for your exemplary leadership.
Fourteen MSU students receive Students of Achievement awards The students were selected based on excellence in promoting diversity and equality, demonstration of strong leadership and service as exemplary role models for their peers.
02/02/2017
MSU has many great opportunities for undergraduate research.
http://www.montana.edu/news/16698/two-msu-projects-receive-nasa-grants-to-fund-student-flight-research-opportunities
Two MSU projects receive NASA grants to fund student flight research opportunities One sends a student-built satellite to space to demonstrate a radiation-tolerant computer technology and the other seeks to understand what causes the extraordinarily bright gamma-ray flashes that are produced by the lightning that occurs within a cloud.
01/28/2017
FIRST Tech Challenge--Montana Championship!
Middle and high-school students from across Montana flock to MSU for the annual robotics competition hosted by the MSU College of Engineering. MSU Photo by Adrian Sanchez-Gonzalez
01/18/2017
Prof. Brock LaMeres and his students and colleagues have a computer onboard the International Space Station!
http://www.montana.edu/news/16665/msu-researchers-test-computer-technology-on-international-space-station
MSU researchers test computer technology on International Space Station As of Dec. 14, the International Space Station has a new visitor: a Rubik's Cube-sized computer prototype, designed by Montana State University researchers to demonstrate an improved method for coping with the radiation of outer space.
12/19/2016
Came across this historic MSU photo depicting the demolition of the "electrical engineering laboratory" in 1948. I'm not sure where this building was located or what replaced it. Roberts Hall was constructed in 1922 and Cobleigh Hall in 1970, and the former Ryon Lab was built sometime in between. Ryon Lab was torn down in 1997 to make way for Barnard Hall (formerly known as EPS). Maybe this EE Lab was torn down to build Ryon Lab?
Demolition Electrical Engineering Laboratory, 1948, MSU Historic Photo The demolition of the Electrical Engineering Laboratory....
11/25/2016
Many prospective students are interested in biomedical engineering. Getting a degree in EE is a good place to start:
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But a biomedical engineering degree is not always necessary, [IEEE Life Fellow Kenneth Foster] points out: “Majoring in electrical engineering does not foreclose job opportunities in biomedical engineering. Many medical imaging companies hire EEs for image- and signal-processing projects, and most medical device companies hire EEs and mechanical engineers for instrumentation design.”
What It Takes to Be a Bioengineer - IEEE - The Institute Here are the skills you need in this life sciences field
08/30/2016
Fall classes now underway! Welcome, and welcome back!
The construction of the parking garage is going well, with concrete being poured for the upper level deck. Groundbreaking for Asbjornson Hall will take place on September 22, 2016.
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