About the department
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, in the College of Engineering & Technology, has 30 faculty and teaches across 2 subject areas. Labs support circuits, electronics, embedded systems, power, and communications, with a printed-circuit prototyping room and a small anechoic chamber.
Degrees and programs
Concentrations, minors, and certificates connected to the department are listed on each program page and in the full program list.
Courses
The department offers courses under these subject codes:
Faculty
| Name | Rank | Areas |
|---|---|---|
| Owen Fontaine | Senior Lecturer | communications and wireless; electromagnetics and antennas |
| Talia Winslow | Associate Professor | digital signal processing; control systems |
| Nora Trombley | Clinical Associate Professor | embedded and real-time systems; analog and mixed-signal design |
| Bianca Persson | Assistant Professor | power electronics; communications and wireless |
| Kwame Escobar | Professor | power systems and the grid; digital signal processing |
| Camille Reinholt | Senior Lecturer | sensors and instrumentation; embedded and real-time systems |
| Delia Mbeki | Associate Professor | VLSI and digital design; power electronics |
| Priscilla Cho | Clinical Associate Professor | renewable energy integration; power systems and the grid |
| Ibrahim Weaver | Assistant Professor | electromagnetics and antennas; sensors and instrumentation |
| Wren Lundgren | Professor | control systems; VLSI and digital design |
| Sana Novak | Senior Lecturer | analog and mixed-signal design; renewable energy integration |
| Freya Fitzgerald | Associate Professor | communications and wireless; electromagnetics and antennas |
| Leon Rhodes | Clinical Associate Professor | digital signal processing; control systems |
| Daniel Amara | Assistant Professor | embedded and real-time systems; analog and mixed-signal design |
| Marisol Delacroix | Professor | power electronics; communications and wireless |
| Lucia Lindqvist | Senior Lecturer | power systems and the grid; digital signal processing |
| Caleb Rasmussen | Associate Professor | sensors and instrumentation; embedded and real-time systems |
| Marcus Osei | Clinical Associate Professor | VLSI and digital design; power electronics |
| Kendra Haddad | Assistant Professor | renewable energy integration; power systems and the grid |
| Aisha Beaumont | Professor | electromagnetics and antennas; sensors and instrumentation |
| Darnell Bwalya | Senior Lecturer | control systems; VLSI and digital design |
| Trevor Larsen | Associate Professor | analog and mixed-signal design; renewable energy integration |
| Josephine Bergström | Clinical Associate Professor | communications and wireless; electromagnetics and antennas |
| Renata Ferris | Assistant Professor | digital signal processing; control systems |
| Rafael Underwood | Professor | embedded and real-time systems; analog and mixed-signal design |
| Owen Groves | Senior Lecturer | power electronics; communications and wireless |
| Talia Molnar | Associate Professor | power systems and the grid; digital signal processing |
| Nora Okafor | Clinical Associate Professor | sensors and instrumentation; embedded and real-time systems |
| Bianca Halvorsen | Assistant Professor | VLSI and digital design; power electronics |
| Kwame Petrov | Professor | renewable energy integration; power systems and the grid |
Advising and contact
Students in the department's programs are assigned a faculty adviser; new and prospective students can reach the department office to be connected with the right person. Office hours for every instructor are posted each term.
Fictional information
UW–Porter Falls is a work of parody. This department, its faculty, and its facilities are invented; nothing here describes a real academic unit.