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Welcome to the Electrical & Computer
Engineering Department
Our vision demonstrates our department’s long-standing commitment to provide
excellent, ‘world class’ quality undergraduate and graduate teaching programs
in a vibrant academic environment, with the best faculty conducting and
providing opportunities for nationally and internationally recognized
research.
Our Graduate program major
thrusts are focused on:
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Robotics, Microcontrollers, FPGAs and Embedded Systems
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Applied Electromagnetics, Microwave Circuits and Telecommunications with an emphasis on direct-write enabling
technology and materials
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Latest
News
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ECE Department
is Hiring!
Faculty openings at all levels are available at the ECE
Department.
Click
here for more information.
[Sept. 2009]
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Grad Student
Gheethan’s Paper Awarded
Ahmad Gheethan has earned an Honorable Mention and a monetary
award in the Student Paper Contest for the 2009 IEEE International
Symposium on Antennas and Propagation.
Gheethan’s paper is titled ‘The
Design of Reconfigurable Planar Log-Periodic Dipole Array (LPDA) Using
Switching Elements’, and his advisor is Dr. Dimitris Anagnostou.
[July 2009]
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EE Grad student Ahmad Gheethan
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Department of
Defense Equipment Grant
The Army Research Office granted $224,000 for Antenna research
equipment. The new instruments will
allow the measurement of reconfigurable antennas and microwave components
for modern communication systems.
Learn more about antenna research
at SDSM&T by clicking on the picture…
[June
2009]
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Reconfigurable
Antennas @ SDSMT
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Applied
Electromagnetics Research at SDSM&T
Prof. Keith Whites, Mr. Anthony Amert (research engineer III), and Dr. Dimitrios
Anagnostou received funding from the National Science Foundation for their
project entitled “Multi-Scale Artificial Dielectric Materials and Their
Applications.”
[Nov. 2008]
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Dr. Whites and Mr. Amert
conducting electromagnetic measurements
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SDSM&T Takes 1st
In just its fifth year of competition, the South Dakota School of Mines
and Technology captured first place in the Aero Design West
remote-controlled airplane competition in Fort Worth, Texas. (more)
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UAV Hoping to Repeat
The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Team will be competing in Georgia at the
IARC competition later in July. Last year the team came home with $2400 and
1st Place. Take a look at their Promo video by clicking on the
picture...
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