Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Maher Al-Badri
Assistant Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duck 215
Research Interests:
- development of novel algorithms for electric machine efficiency determination
- electrical machine design
- renewable energy systems and power system modeling
Jocelyn Hairston
Office Manager
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering | Department of Computer Science
Duck 203
Michael Hatfield
Associate Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
JUB 136
Research Interests:
- unmanned aircraft systems (UAS)
- aerospace engineering
- high-power microwave transmission
Dejan Raskovic
Associate Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duck 225
Research Interests:
- sensor nodes design
- embedded and system software development
- energy and performance evaluation of WSN
- battery-aware design
- embedded web servers for internet-based monitoring and control of WSN
- parallel embedded systems
Amani Reddy
Assistant Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duck 217
Research Interests:
- Space weather
- Satellite observations and physics-based simulation studies of earth’s upper atmosphere
- Remote sensing/radio sounding of the earth’s magnetosphere
- Ground and space-based very low frequency wave injection experiments
Michael Roddewig
Assistant Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duck 213
Research Interests:
- development of novel optical remote sensing instrumentation
- study of coherent lidar techniques
- optical remote sensing of aquatic environments
Vikas Sonwalkar
Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duck 229
Research Interests:
- plasma
- electromagnetic wave propagation
Steve Stephens
Instructor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duck 211
Denise Thorsen
Professor | Department Chair & Associate Dean, Academics
Electrical and Computer Engineering
JUB 140
Research Interests:
- radar instrumentation
- measurements of the upper atmosphere
Richard Wies
Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duck 213
Research Interests:
- modeling and performance analysis of hybrid electric power systems for remote locations
- application of signal processing techniques for analyzing power system stability
- development of classroom and laboratory curriculum for power electronics and electric drives courses
Emeriti
Joe Hawkins
Professor Emeritus, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duck 223
Charlie Mayer
Professor Emeritus, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Duck 209