12th Annual Pumpkin Launch Event
Hundreds of visitors of all ages joined ECS students for the 12th annual pumpkin launch event on Nov. 2, 2019.
Category: Student News
The following news articles are related to CSUF College of Engineering and Computer Science Student News.
Predicting Wildfire Spread, Partnering with the City of Anaheim, and More
What if you could more accurately predict and track the spread of California’s devastating wildfires – and prevent them from growing out of control? A group of mechanical engineering students are using smart drone technology to develop a system that could do just that.
New Scholarships Encourage Diversity in Engineering
Two new scholarships at the College of Engineering & Computer Science seek to support scholars traditionally underrepresented in engineering and technology. Scholarships like these are key to achieving the college’s mission of increasing diversity in STEM and creating an inclusive learning environment.
New Exchange Program
A new exchange program between Cal State Fullerton and Enseñanza Técnica y Superior (CETYS) Universidad in Ensenada, Mexico allows 10 students from the College of Engineering & Computer Science and 10 CETYS Universidad students to travel to each other’s universities.
New Scholarship Announcement
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.
Saving Lives After Hurricane Dorian
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.
Titan Team’s Roller Coaster Takes Silver
ECS student designed a nearly 100-foot-high, adrenaline-inducing thrill ride that earned a silver medal in the University Physics Competition.
Offensive Security Society Team Wins H1-213 Event
Cal State Fullerton’s Offensive Security Society (OSS) team placed first at HackerOne’s h1-213 event in November 2019.
Hands-on Experience at the Happiest Place on Earth
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.