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08/12/2026
From basketballs to video game consoles, we saw just about everything as we moved in new students to our engineering and technology Living Learning Community. Welcome to the College of Engineering and Technology. ⤵️
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08/10/2026
08/05/2026
At ECU, technology is shaping the future of agriculture. 🌾
Dr. Ciprian Popoviciu, an associate professor in the College of Engineering and Technology, is advancing:
📡 Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure throughout eastern North Carolina
🌱 Smarter farming with real-time sensor data
🎓 Hands-on experiences for future cyber experts
“Our open network now covers more than 2,000 square miles,” Popoviciu said. The network is helping convert live sensor data into practical solutions for communities across the region.
Future-Focused: Improving Cyber Infrastructure at ECU What does a computer science professor at East Carolina University ...
07/29/2026
Kicking off our STEM Symposium, where education and industry collide to prepare students to fill the work needs of tomorrow. Thanks to our more than 350 K-12 educators who are getting hands-on, classroom-ready STEM activities and research-based teaching strategies to take back to their students when school starts next month.
07/23/2026
Some of our new engineering students are spending part of their summer with us, getting a jump on the fall semester through coursework, group activities and industry tours. ⤵
Engineering Head Start The ECU Summer Bridge Program provides new engineering students a jumpstart to the fall semester through classes, industry tours and group activities
07/16/2026
That’s a wrap on new student orientation. We’ll see everyone back in August for move-in days and the first day of class on Aug. 17. ⤵
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07/15/2026
ECU engineering looks to power the future of hybrid vehicle battery testing, creating a more cost-effective way to determine second-life uses for older batteries.
Charged Up An engineering professor and student are researching hybrid vehicle batteries to create a better way to determine second-life uses for old batteries