In Memoriam – James J. Rizza
James J. Rizza, professor emeritus of mechanical engineering and a former associate dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science, died March 31.
Engineering and Computer Science
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Girl Scouts to Code Girls: Learning About STEM
Members of Cal State Fullerton’s Association for Computing Machinery-Women are mentoring Orange County Girl Scouts as part of a “Creative Coding” program to promote interest in computer science.
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GE/CSU Challenge Drives Industrial Internet Innovation
Cal State Fullerton and GE Digital have teamed up to launch the GE/California State University Innovation Challenge, with computer science and engineering student teams from five CSU campuses participating.
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Student Researchers to Represent Campus at Statewide Contest
Ten Cal State Fullerton student researchers from across disciplines will represent the University during the 30th annual California State University Research Competition April 29-30.
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Campus Celebrates Faculty Scholarly and Creative Activity
Seventy faculty members were recognized today for their achievements in research, scholarship and creative activity.
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Introducing Anand Panangadan
Computer scientist Anand Panangadan conducted research at USC and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory/Caltech before joining CSUF last fall.
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Re-engineering the Gender Gap
As a teen, Jeanette Corona knew that she wanted to create and design products to advance engineering and technology to help humanity. She pursued a mechanical engineering degree at Cal State Fullerton and was among a handful of women in the Class of 2015.
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Faculty Authors Recognized
Twenty-eight faculty members who authored or edited books published last year were recently honored during the University’s annual Author Awards program.
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Meet Engineer Sagil James
Sagil James has joined the University as an assistant professor of mechanical engineering with research, teaching and professional experience in nanomanufacturing.
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Halting Hackers From Sabotaging Computer Systems
Mikhail Gofman of the ECS Center for Cyber Security discusses computer security and hackers using malware to take control of computer systems.