…innovative academic and research program. Thomas (BSEE ’61; MSEE ’62; PhDEE ’64) joined Hewlett-Packard in 1967, where he helped develop the world’s first hand-held scientific calculator. In 1978, he became…
…faculty positions established with private support are enabling the university to secure its position as a top institution by attracting and retaining world-class professors and researchers. These named faculty positions…
…we also include activities that build writing and communication skills to prepare you for the working world. Iowa State offers several tools to help you plan your course schedule, including…
…an Iowa State University physics professor, and Clifford Berry, an Iowa State physics graduate student and former electrical engineering undergraduate, build the world’s first electronic digital computer 1956-59 Iowa State…
…the world found it out, too! Joining the team: I joined the reconstruction team when it first formed and was led by Del Bluhm. After the overall physical construction was…
…that is used commonly in submarines, as well as many other places. I learned all about high-frequency modems, their uses in the real world, what different types of standard waveforms…
…PROGRESS Ajay K. Royyuru, Senior Manager, Computational Biology Center, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center Abstract: The Computational Biology Center at IBM’s Thomas J. Watson Research Center pursues basic and…
…of Ethics We, the members of the IEEE, in recognition of the importance of our technologies in affecting the quality of life throughout the world, and in accepting a personal…
Throughout the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering’s (ECpE) history, faculty and students in our department have pioneered technologies such as the world’s first electronic digital computer, the encoding process…
…radar during the Second World War, and was awarded a patent for permanent magnet focus for picture tubes – a now-universal component of radar, of which he is listed as…