Assistant Professor
BEC 259F
(205) 934-0032
Research and Teaching Interests: Digital logic, programming, electrical circuits, signals and systems
Office Hours: By appointment
Education:
- B.S., University of Alabama at Birmingham, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- M.S., University of Alabama at Birmingham, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Ph.D., University of Alabama-Huntsville, Electrical and Computer Engineering
My most recent research activities have been focused on the development of system-architecture, algorithms, and computer coding for the simulation of intelligent control of respiratory therapy, using a mechanical ventilator that supports the breathing of critical care patients in a clinical setting.
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Recent Courses
- EE 210: Digital Logic
- EE 233: Engineering Programming Methods
- EE 254: Applied Numerical Methods
- EE 314: Electrical Circuits
- EE 318: Signals and Systems
- EE 333: Engineering Programming using Objects
- EE 337: Introduction to Microprocessors
- EE 426: Control Systems
- EE 432/532: Introduction to Computer Networking
- EE 341: Electromagnetics
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Select Publications
- Invited book chapter for The Industrial Electronics Handbook, 2nd Edition, co-edited by J. David Irwin and Bogdan M. Wilamowski. Chapter title: "Laplace Transforms," Dalton S. Nelson (2010).
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Academic Distinctions and Professional Societies
- Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
- Member, Control Systems Society of the IEEE
- Manuscript Reviewer, IEEE Transactions on Education
- Eta Kappa Nu (Electrical Engineering Honorary)