Facilities

The personal learning experience in electrical engineering is centered in Keplinger Hall, the $15 million, 136,000-square-foot home of the College of Engineering and Natural Sciences. Keplinger fosters a sense of community among the various math and science disciplines. Electrical engineering students can expect their studies to be enhanced by the following:

  1. A state-of-the-art optical networking laboratory with equipment capable of transmitting and analyzing data communications up to 10 billion bits per second over electrical and fiber-optic cable
  2. Laboratories that include computer-driven instrumentation, hands-on robots, a.c. power systems, radar, and lasers
  3. Integrated laboratory and educational classrooms for applying theories and concepts as they are learned.

Faculty Profile

LoPresti
Peter LoPrestiAssociate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Director of the Optical Networking Laboratory
Dr. LoPresti has performed research in a number of areas, all with a focus on optics »

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