Spring 2023 SCHEDULE

ENGR 3323

ENGR 3321

ENGR 4323/5323

 

Internship

Signals and Systems

Signals and Systems Lab

Digital and Analog Communication

 

Video Demo of Internship Web-Application

Video 1: Introduction and Students Registration and Logging in

Video 2: Company Registrations and Logging in

Video 3: Administrator Logging in and Privileges


 

RESEARCH

Robust Image Transmission
Development of error detection and correction methodology for corrupted JPEG and JPEG2000 images caused by transmission over a noisy wireless channel.

Image Quality Measure
Development of objective image quality measures that will resemble the human subjective image quality measure by taking into account the human visual characteristics.

Cochlear Implant
Investigating human perception of loudness and pitch of sound generated by stimulating electrically the ganglion cells of the cochlea implant users. This research is conducted by utilizing the “NIC” dynamic library provided by Cochlear Corporation to send pulses of varying amplitude, width, and rate, through selected electrodes implanted in the cochlea to stimulate the auditory nerve of an implant user. We are currently investigating the effect of current spread in bipolar and monopolar electrode configurations on speech intelligibility.


 

COURSES
TAUGHT

In Electrical Engineering Program

Electrical Science (Circuit Theory)

Electrical Science Lab

Signals and Systems

Signals and Systems Lab

Digital Signal Processing

Digital Signal Processing Lab

Analog and Digital Communications

Engineering Probability and Statistics

Digital Electronics

Digital Electronics Lab

Analog Electronics

Analog Electronics Lab,

Digital Image Processing

Senior Design 1

Senior Design 2

 

In Biomedical Engineering Program

Intro to Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical Instrumentation

Medical Imaging

 

In Physics

Physics for Science and Engineer 2

General Physics 2

University Physical Science

 

In Computer Science Program at Wells College

Programming with C

Object Oriented Programming with C++,

Window Programming (GUI with MFC)


 

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