Design learning, thinking and creating is the hallmark of an engineering education from Marquette. Learn more about student design projects from courses in Electrical and Computer Engineering.
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering's capstone course focuses on detailed design, prototyping, and testing design concepts. It includes topics directly relevant to student design projects and careers in the engineering profession. Student teams design projects that culminate in a final report that documents the performance and details (engineering drawings and/or documentation) of their final design.
For questions about any of the following design presentations, contactDr. Chandana Tamma.
Sponsor: Anton Lord and Maggy Likulu-Lord, Disease Advisor
Advisor: Dr. Chandana Tamma
Team: Colleen Dunlap Diana Ruiz, Paige Stauske, Paula Van Camp, and Matt Ondrus
C46: Augmented Reality for Physical Therapy
Sponsor: Todd Sinclair, 9 degrees of human
Advisor: Dr. Dong Hye Ye
Team:Griffin Berschauer, Nate Keyes, Tom Panozzo, Mark Powell and Patrick Woodford
C48: Voice Control of a Digital Oscilloscope
Sponsor and Advisor: Dr. Cristinel Ababei
Team: Patrick Toennies, Andrew Laurita, Brendan Higgins, Charles Kash, and Ruijiang Wang
C49: Smart Home IoT
Sponsor and Advisor: Dr. Cristinel Ababei
Team:Nicholas Gardetto, Jacob Kahmann, Matt Petter, Andy Yuan and Xingjian Zhao
E50: NASA Robotic Mining Competition
Advisors: Dr. Phil Voglewede and Dr. Henry Medeiros
Team: Mustafa Abu-Mallouh, Kevin Brosam, Matt Delage, John Hattas, Nate Lang, Ed Liebeno, Sam Rothlisberger and Alec Tauer
E55: We Energies Augmented Reality
Sponsor: We Energies
Advisor: Dr. Chandana Tamma
Team: Jeremy Horky, Russell Redding, Brenden Quinette, Meg Huelskamp and Robert Kondev
E60: U.S. Department of Energy Solar District Cup
Advisor: Dr. Ayman EL-Refaie
Team: Jenna Klobucar, Darren Garcia and Garrett Ward
E65: IoT Automated Pet Feeder
Advisor: Dr. Cristinel Ababei
Team: John Gallagher, Erin Whitaker, Connor Flack, Logan Manderle and Mike Lehner
Introduction to Programming in Java
Students are introduced to computer programming with an emphasis on object-oriented programming (OOP) and OOP design methodologies. The students learn about typical programming constructs including data types, data structures, control structures, data input and output techniques as well as several algorithms used for solving engineering problems. In addition, students learn to use modern programming tools in an integrated development environment by focusing on developing software solutions to significant engineering problems.
This semester, students were challenged to create an educational game on creating awareness regarding water resource challenges. For questions about any of the following videos, contact Dr. Chandana Tamma.
