Mechanical Engineer Revs Up Interest in Automotive Design
New engineering faculty member Yong Seok Park focuses his work on engineering design, vehicle crash analysis and advancing undergraduate STEM education.
Engineering and Computer Science
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Second-Place Pumpkin Launch Win for Women Student Engineers
Members of Cal State Fullerton’s Society of Women Engineers tied for second place out of 15 teams in the Nov. 5 Pumpkin Launch competition on campus. It was the fifth time that the group was a high finisher in the competition.
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A Three-Peat in Accurately Predicting the Next U.S. President?
Using his mathematical forecasting model, Cal State Fullerton’s Chandrasekhar Putcha, professor emeritus of civil and environmental engineering, announced his prediction Nov. 3 on who will become the next U.S. president.
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Students Ready for Pumpkin Chunkin’ in Nov. 5 Competition
Six CSUF student teams will be among participants in the Saturday, Nov. 5, Pumpkin Launch competition on campus. The free family event also features activities for children and a demonstration by the Archers of CSUF student club.
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‘Security Day’ Features Industry Experts on Cyber Safety, Threats
The Center for Cybersecurity hosts a Nov. 4 “Security Day” event, open to the public and featuring industry speakers.
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CSUF Partners With OC Girl Scouts to Promote STEM
A STEM Expo on Oct. 30 will bring more than 300 Orange County Girl Scouts to campus for a day of learning about science, technology, engineering and mathematics from CSUF students and faculty mentors.
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Cybersecurity Expert Weighs In: Election Under Cyberattack?
Mikhail Gofman, associate professor of computer science, discusses the potential havoc that hackers could cause in the 2016 General Election.
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Computer Engineer Focuses on Developing Smart Machines
Yu Bai, who joined CSUF’s computer engineering faculty this fall, focuses his research on the new and exciting field of artificial intelligence and what the future holds for the development of smart machines.
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Student Computer Scientists Win Award for Biometric Research
Computer science student researchers were recognized at the IEEE Conference on Technologies for Sustainability in Phoenix for their project to improve personal security on mobile devices.
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Faculty Achievements and Honors
Debbie Rose, professor of kinesiology, and Raman Unnikrishnan, professor of electrical and computer engineering, have garnered national recognition for their work.