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The College of Engineering and Computing offers you the chance to change the world

As an engineer or computer scientist you provide solutions to today's most pressing problems. You work on problems from health care to environmentally friendly designs on systems that affect all of us both locally and globally.  Your education takes place at a residential school with nearly all our students living on campus or in town. This means lots of involvement for you in  campus life. Extracurricular involvement is an important part of Miami’s concept of a well-rounded education, as is the liberal arts education core. These aspects complement the more specialized courses in our majors and give students the skills to do well in a rapidly-changing world.

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Dimitriy Garmatyuk receives IEEE award

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Dr. Garmatyuk recently received the 2014 IEEE C. Holmes MacDonald Outstanding Teaching Award.

This award “recognizes the central and crucial role of college professors in training and motivating future electrical and computer engineers.” It is given by the IEEE Educational Activities Board and Board of Governors of IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu.

IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) is the world’s largest professional association dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.

Congratulations Dmitriy!

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Read about the 5 highest paying degrees of 2015. Hint: Engineering is #1 and Computer Science is #2!

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Wednesday 3/11 @ 8PM.

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Why engineering matters...

When the world has a problem, engineers and computer scientists are the ones who step up to provide an answer. Their work is creating solutions. Become an engineer or computer scientist and your work will change the world!

The CEC Experience

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    The Happiest Place on Earth: Interning for Walt Disney Company

    Disney World really is the ‘happiest place on earth’ for senior Mechanical Engineering major Sarah Chapman. Beginning with the Disney College Program in 2012 working park operations, Sarah is now employed as a Professional Intern working for Magic Kingdom Engineering Services. Read more...

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    JP Morgan Chase's Code for Good Challenge

    A software engineering major from the College of Engineering and Computing recently won the JP Morgan Chase’s Code for Good web application challenge along with a team of four others. The competition consisted of students from over 20 different universities who compete to create a technological solution for one of two nonprofits. Read more...

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    18 of 9 Honoree Bradley White

    Bradley White is a Miami University graduate who was recently named a 2014 Honoree of “18 of the Last 9.” He received his Bachelor’s degree in Applied Science (Electrical Engineering, Engineering Management) in 2007. Read more...

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    Agile Launchpad Comes to Miami

    The Agile Launchpad is a course (CEC 205) that introduces students to the Agile approach for managing projects and working in a team. Agile is an umbrella term for a set of values, principles, and practices that aims to develop a culture that helps teams to consistently deliver value to customers while mitigating risk. Read more...

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    Professor Receives MU Distinguished Teacher Award

    Associate Professor, James Moller, mechanical and manufacturing engineering, received the Miami University Distinguished Teacher Award, which is conferred upon faculty whose achievements unequivocally merit recognition for excellence in teaching (Associate Professor category). Read more...

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