Undergraduate Education
Set for success
Setting students up for success
is our natural guiding principle. Through a variety of academic
opportunities in the classroom and laboratory, through research and
cocurricular activities, and in our signature cooperative education
program, our students are well prepared for self-discovery and
professional development.
News & Events
Quadcopter to the Rescue
Under the direction of Bahram Shafai, a team of ECE capstone students have developed TRAQ—an autonomous quadcopter that uses a unique four-element antenna array to locate and navigate to the source of a radio signal.
A New Way to Communicate
Under the direction of Assistant Professor Kaushik Chowdhury and Associate Professor Waleed Meleis, a team of ECE capstone students have developed a Interoperable Communication Device (ICD) that allows 2-way radio users to communicate across channels without updating any hardware.
vi-RABT Project Wins Again
Congratulations to the team of MIE students who won 1st Prize at the 2013 Massachusetts Life Sciences Innovation Day Poster Competition for their "vi-RABT: Virtually- Interfaced Robotic Ankle & Balance Trainer".
Let the Boat Race Begin
The ASME Solar Splash team have redesigned their boat to be more efficient this year using components designed by capstone groups as they prepare to compete at the upcoming World Championship of Intercollegiate Solar Boating.
Students Awarded Patent for Capstone Project
MIE Graduates Michael Witonis, Jay Seiter, Morgan Misek, Joshua Filgate, and Jesse Kuhn have been awarded a patent for their 2007 capstone project entitled "Internal Gearbox for Downhill Mountain Bikes" under the direction of Associate Professor Gregory Kowalski.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities
Interested in doing research? Participating in an undergraduate research program allows students to enhance their learning experiences while still in school.
June 19
Engineering Wednesday
An engineering-specific information session and tour for prospective undergraduate students and their families.
A Commitment to Engineering Education
The Gateway Faculty motivate and provide first-year engineering students with an excellent foundation to build their engineering principles.
Congratulations Seniors
View photos from the COE Undergraduate Luncheon as we celebrated those graduating.
Structurally Stable Gingerbread House Competition
Using the COE earthquake simulator, nine teams of Civil engineering students watch as their gingerbread creations are tested.
