Computer Engineering and Science Research
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department participates in research and course work in the computer
engineering and science areas including topics
in computer architecture, fault-tolerance, interconnection networks, parallel and distributed systems, expert systems, fuzzy logic, software
engineering algorithms and programmable logic.
Areas of research include:
 | The Petri net solver |
| The particle collider |
| FPGA devices for relay ladder logic |
| Continuous simulation with data interpolations based on scattered
empirical data |
| Liquid Crystals |
| Transient Wave Propagation |
| Optics |
| Scientific Computation |
| Modeling Problems in Material Science |
| Expert Systems |
| Fuzzy Logic |
| Artificial Intelligence |
| Intelligent Programming |
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