Department Announcements
Fall 2019
November 18, 2019
Senior Design Final Presentations
Thursday, December 5, 2019
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Student Center A201B - Marietta Campus
Final Project Demonstration
Team #1 - Vehicular Road Condition Sensing System
Djelika Bah, Irenous Elangwe, Ahmad Frazier
Road surface detection system for potential use in intelligent or autonomous vehicles.
Team #2 - Building Navigation System for Visually Impaired
Adeyemi Fagbemi, Kush Patel, Jordan Simpkins
Automated building guidance system for the visually impaired.
Team # 3 - Sign Language Interpreting Gloves
Muhamed Fall, Unnati Mistry, David Sanford
Gloves that can translate American Sign Language into speech and text.
Proposal Poster Session
Team N - EMG Wrist Sensing
Nick Ray, Nate Weinberg, Julian Duran, Noah Gardner
Team 404 - Facial Recognition Door Lock
Lulu Akpamgbo, Devang Desai, Steven Phan, Bao Nguyen
Team Elite - VRIH (Voice recording integrated headphones)
Malik Freeman, Percy Richmond, Shoniah Epps, Pierce Mercier
Team Omega - Smart Coffee Machine
Hunter Litke, Brittney Smith, Adisson Maalouf
Team Lock Out - Battle Balde - The Yu-Gi-Oh Game Controller Peripheral
Ahbel Daniel, Josh Oneill, Noah Wishnia, Xavion Calhoun
Spring 2019
March 11, 2019
CPE LinkedIn Workshop
Join us this Friday, April 12th from 9:30am-10:30am in Q-202 for an interactive workshop led by Chick-Fil-A Industry Advisory Board member, Nakia Daniels.
FREE Professional Headshots for Computer Engineering Majors
-Apprentice Club
February 28, 2019
The Apprentice Club Kick-Off Meeting
Join us this Tuesday, March 5th from 5:00pm-6:00pm in Q-106 for our first Kick-Off meeting.
Partnering with KSU's Industry Advisory Board
- Professional Development
- Soft Skills Development
- Internships
- Industry Mentors
- Crush every interview
- Fast-Track your career
For more details visit The Apprentice Club site.
January 18, 2019
Dr. Hai Ho, department chair of Computer Engineering, attended the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) - held in Las Vegas this January. The CES is one of the largest shows of its kind, with nearly 200,000 people in attendance. People come together to learn about new products and technologies coming to the consumer market. This year, the excitement centered around 5G, artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, and mixed reality. This is where engineers, marketers, and consumers come together to witness the latest and greatest. The understanding of consumer electronics and how it is relevant to careers is important for computer engineering students to follow.
Fall 2018
November 26, 2018
Senio Design Proposal Presentations - CPE 4800
When: Monday Dec 3rd, 2018
Time: 10:00am - 11:00am
Location: Engineering Technology Center, Q-310
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Team 1 - Pinnacle Home Control
Team members: Matt Hammond, Shunji Kirino, and Harris Minear
About the Project
Pinnacle Home Control is a plug and play home energy saving system suite, that allows
users to monitor and remotely control the energy efficiency of their home heating,
ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system. The system consists of a Smart Thermostat
Hub and one or more wireless room air monitoring sensors. The Smart Thermostat Hub
learns user preference patterns and home temperature profile to run the user's HVAC
system. By lowering HVAC usage while the user is not home the PInnacle Home Control
system increases home energy savings.
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Team 2 - 3D Desktop Scanner
Team members: Luxemburger Holden, Hughes Joon, and Sylla Cheik
About the Project
The 3D scanner is a reverse 3D printer. It takes a physical object and produces a
3D rendering that can be used to recreate the object. There is no need for an intermediate
computer as the scanner outputs directly to a storage device.
Organized by the Computer Engineering Department
October 8, 2018
We are excited to announce two professional development events that are fun and beneficial for you! See below to register while seats area available. Thanks to our industry advisory board (IAB) for organizing these events.
July 25, 2018
CpE students, welcome back for fall 2018! Below are updates for the Department of Computer Engineering.
- Seniors who plan to graduate in spring 2019 MUST take CpE 4800 - Senior Project Proposal, this fall 2018. This is because CpE capstone is a two-semester course, where CPE 4850 – Senior Design Project follows after CPE 4800.
- The latest CpE curriculum flow chart is posted on the website, along with the 2-year course schedule. Please use these to plan your courses.
- Juniors and seniors looking to take technical electives are recommended to consider
the following courses. (See your facultyadvisor or department chair if you need to
discuss course strategy.)
- MTRE 4490/ CPE 4903 - Neural Networks and Machine Learning (prerequisite Engineering Standing)
- SWE 3613 - Introduction to Software Engineering (prerequisite CpE 3000)
- SWE 3623 - Software Systems Requirements (prerequisite CpE 3000)
- CS 3304 - Data Structures (prerequisite CpE 3000)
- EE 3701 - Signals and Systems
- Dr. Ted Grosch has left KSU to return to industry. For those that had Dr. Grosch for faculty advisor, please see Dr. Ho until a new advisor is assigned.
- The department has hired a limited-term faculty, Dr. Coskun Tekes. He will reside in Dr. Grosch’s former office, Q-250. Please stop by and say hi to our new faculty.
- The application for the 2018 Georgia Engineering Foundation scholarship is now open. Apply for a chance to be awarded a $1000 to $5000 scholarship. Deadline to submit application is August 31, 2018.
- Students planning to enroll in any 3000/4000 level engineering courses for the first time will require to have Engineering Standing, preferable a semester before so that they can register on time. Be advised that a student need not to wait until ALL courses (on list) are completed to fill out form. You can have a few courses left when apply for ES, as this will give you a head start.
