College ofEngineering & Computer Science
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The College of Engineering & Computer Science strives to produce graduates prepared to face the demanding challenges of tomorrow. Our programs offer a unique, multidisciplinary approach that blends classroom education and professional practice.
With an emphasis on academic excellence, student mentorship, and research, our programs challenge students to think logically, creatively, and quantitatively.
Return to Learn guidelines for the College of Engineering and Computer Science, Arkansas State University
This document contains “Return to Learn” guidelines for students, faculty and staff in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, and associated activities to conduct business of the college. Especially, some of these activities are unique to the college and this document is intended to address, in part, those activities. It is a living document and will be updated from time to time based on changes to institutional policies in response to the evolving situation with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Seven Arkansas State students were part of a team that won funding along with four other teams at the national level to run experiments on the International Space Station in 2022. Part of the team were four engineering students - Benjamin Whitfield of Little Rock, an Electrical Engineering major and team leader; Landon Perdue of Brookland, Mason Rhodes of Benton, and Jacob Oster of Bay, who are mechanical engineering majors;. Dr. Ilwoo Seok, mechanical engineering professor, mentored the student team along with other faculty members. More information on the project can be found here.
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Huang is A-State PI for EPSCoR DART Project Dr. Xiuzhen Huang, professor of computer science and director, Center for No-Boundary Thinking, is on the Scientific Steering Committee for the National Science Foundation's EPSCoR project, "Data Analytics that are Robust and Trusted (DART).” She also is principal investigator (PI) at A-State, and co-lead of the social awareness thrust that includes faculty members from four universities. Huang will conduct research and advise students in machine learning and deep learning for privacy-preserving analytics in genomics and health. She was featured last week in Arkansas Money & Politics. |
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Bellis and Marsico Co-Author Major Study A study co-authored by Dr. Emily Bellis (left), assistant professor of bioinformatics, Computer Science and Arkansas Biosciences Institute, Dr. Travis Marsico (right), professor of botany and associate chair, Biological Sciences, and colleagues was published Monday in Scientific Reports. In the project with the U.S. Forest Service, the researchers found significant environmental risks associated with nonnative seeds that arrive in U.S. ports on refrigerated shipping containers. The article is online. |
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Kim Working on NSF Grant Studying Data Analytics Dr. Donghoon Kim, assistant professor of computer science, was selected to participate with the LP (learning and prediction) team on a National Science Foundation grant to the Arkansas Economic Development Commission. The five-year project is titled “Data Analytics that are Robust and Trusted (DART): From Smart Curation to Socially Aware Decision Making.” Kim's research will involve development of novel approaches, using "deep learning," for malware classification. |
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Through the integration of innovation, start-up support, technology transfer and partnerships with businesses and communities, the A-State Innovation System provides opportunities for entrepreneurs to access resources and bring ideas to the marketplace.
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Congrats to Dr. Zahid Hossain, associate professor of civil engineering, for winning the 2018-19 Faculty Achievement Award for Advising and Dr. Xiuzhen Huang, professor of computer science, who received the Faculty Achievement Award for Scholarship.
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