Electrical engineering master’s student Christina Yeoman always wanted to attend UK. She also excelled in math, enjoyed computers and was a regular at the Engineers Day open house each February. Because she preferred tinkering with computer hardware more than designing software, she anticipated studying computer engineering at UK; however, there was one problem. The College [...]

What does a “satisfied customer” in the UK College of Engineering sound like? “During my time in the electrical engineering program, I learned so much in a variety of areas that whenever I looked over a position’s job requirements, with very few exceptions, I knew I was qualified.” That is Bonnie Cheng, who recently accepted [...]

On any given day during the school year, you might find electrical and computer engineering professor Dr. Janet Lumpp walking students through instructions for building an electronic circuit board. At her direction, they carefully etch the circuit board, drill the holes and solder the components. When finished, the students have produced a fully-functioning circuit board. [...]

When most people hear the term “3D” they typically think of movies, video games or other forms of media which intend to enhance a viewing experience. For Blazie Professor of Electrical Engineering Dr. Laurence Hassebrook, three-dimensional technology offers possibilities for archeological research previously unavailable to scientists, historians and anthropologists. Over 30 years of research into [...]

As a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Matt Dieruf was already quite knowledgeable about wind and elevation before beginning an ECE program at UK. However, one “crazy” idea of his, combined with UK’s College of Engineering set him on the road to success as an entrepreneurial engineer. “I came up with this crazy idea [...]