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NSF Funded Project “Enhancing the Electrical and Computer Engineering Curriculum by Integrating Applications of Wireless Technology” NSF TUES Type 1 Project, DUE-1044596 PI: Tao Zhang, SoECS Co-PI: Michael Colef, SoECS Co-Investigator: Wolfgang Gilliar, NYIT COM External Evaluator: Sarah McPherson, SoED

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Page 1: NSF Funded Project “Enhancing the Electrical and Computer Engineering Curriculum by Integrating Applications of Wireless Technology” NSF TUES Type 1 Project,

NSF Funded Project

“Enhancing the Electrical and Computer Engineering Curriculum by Integrating Applications of Wireless Technology”

NSF TUES Type 1 Project, DUE-1044596

PI: Tao Zhang, SoECSCo-PI: Michael Colef, SoECS

Co-Investigator: Wolfgang Gilliar, NYIT COMExternal Evaluator: Sarah McPherson, SoED

Page 2: NSF Funded Project “Enhancing the Electrical and Computer Engineering Curriculum by Integrating Applications of Wireless Technology” NSF TUES Type 1 Project,

Our Vision

• Through the use of state -of -the -art technologies and real life healthcare related projects integrated throughout the curriculum, will heighten students’, especially female students’, interest in pursuing the ECE program and increase enrollment and retention in this major.

• Aligns with NYIT’s threefold mission to (1) provide career-oriented professional education, (2) offer opportunity to all qualified students, and (3) support applications-oriented research that benefits the larger world.

Page 3: NSF Funded Project “Enhancing the Electrical and Computer Engineering Curriculum by Integrating Applications of Wireless Technology” NSF TUES Type 1 Project,

Objectives

• Create a connected scope and sequence of learning outcomes to improve the ECE curriculum for all undergraduate students with additional foci on women’s roles in ECE.

• This will be accomplished by integrating application-oriented wireless network projects related to healthcare applications into the curriculum in courses throughout the program.

Page 4: NSF Funded Project “Enhancing the Electrical and Computer Engineering Curriculum by Integrating Applications of Wireless Technology” NSF TUES Type 1 Project,

Goals

• Build application-oriented wireless networked systems curriculum that demonstrates applications of engineering in telemedicine.

• Attract and motivate undergraduate engineering students, especially females, to pursue wireless communications and networking academic programs of study.

• Incorporate faculty research into curriculum development and instruction.

• Develop undergraduate research through authentic application-oriented projects for innovations in healthcare.

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Curriculum Enhancements

Page 6: NSF Funded Project “Enhancing the Electrical and Computer Engineering Curriculum by Integrating Applications of Wireless Technology” NSF TUES Type 1 Project,

Cell Phone

Bluetooth Module

Micro-controller

Analog CircuitSensor

Example of Design Project

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Courses Linked by the Design Project

Cell Phone

Bluetooth Module

Micro-controller

Analog Circuit

SensorSystem

J2MEKCWireFreeKC21MSP430F149AmplifierElectrodesComponents

Curricula and Courses

EENG 370Microprocessor

CSCI 170Computer Architecture

CSCI 120Programming I

CSCI 180Programming II

CSCI 260Data Structures

EENG 310Electronic Circuit Applications

EENG 130Intro. to Computer Hardware

EENG 401Communication Theory

EENG 480Comm. Network Design

EENG 497Wireless Comm. & Network

EENG 341Signals and Systems