Spring 2020 Connection Newsletter
Knowledge about guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) systems has never been more important. The GNC system is the technological brain that safely controls everything from satellites and rockets to robots and autonomous land, sea, and air vehicles.
If you’ve visited Disneyland Resort, you may thought about the design and engineering that goes on behind the scenes to sustain these great experiences.
When a group of College of Engineering & Computer Science students recently toured Mercury Systems’ facilities, Chief Technologist Tony Girard took a minute to appreciate the moment.
Faculty developed this self-sustaining carbon-capturing system to absorb and store carbon dioxide from indoor/outdoor atmospheres, leaving the air fresher.
Cal State Fullerton’s Offensive Security Society (OSS) team placed first at HackerOne’s h1-213 event in November 2019.
ECS student designed a nearly 100-foot-high, adrenaline-inducing thrill ride that earned a silver medal in the University Physics Competition.
A cloud-based dispatch system created by computer science senior Bryan Ruef helped first responders rescue more than 500 people in the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian.
The Dr. Pinaki Chakrabarti Scholarship in Civil and Environmental Engineering was established by Pinaki Chakrabarti, professor emeritus of civil and environmental engineering, and his family and friends in recognition of his more than three decades of service to the department, including 12 years as department chair.
The College of Engineering & Computer Science welcomes new faculty members and honors the awards and achievements of our faculty.
Building on the successful model we have developed with the ECS Center for Cybersecurity, the college is proud to announce a new Center for Navigation.
Hundreds of visitors of all ages joined ECS students for the 12th annual pumpkin launch event on Nov. 2, 2019.
