Computer Problem Solvers
Students in the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences have been busy this spring with extracurricular and experiential activities, including competitions and events, focused on solving problems and finding solutions.
Student Profile: Austin Stietzel
From the time he was a teenager, Austin Stietzel wanted to pursue a career in electrical and computer engineering. At New York Tech, he is on his way, gaining real-world experience as a member of a team of students building prototypes for NASA.
Student Profile: Alexander Impastato
Electrical and Computer Engineering student Alexander Impastato is co-managing a project that will produce a robot tasked with assistance during surgery.
Empowering Women in STEM
New York Tech celebrates the achievements of six students and faculty who have made strides in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
Guiding the Next Generation of Women in STEM
Adina Tsibulevskiy, a senior working towards her B.S. in electrical and computer engineering and a minor in mathematics, is the first recipient of the Nada Anid Scholarship. She discusses her plans for the future, including being a role model for women in STEM.
Student Profile: Rasheed Martin
Aspiring engineer and president of the Black Student Union Rasheed Martin wants to change the underrepresentation of the Black community in engineering. “As president, I will be implementing new standards that will help put our community in the best position to be successful socially, educationally, and professionally.”
New York Tech Expands Co-op Education Offerings
On the heels of launching New York Tech’s first cooperative education (co-op) track for students in two of its undergraduate programs, the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences is now expanding its co-op offerings to three additional degree programs.
Student Profile: Naeemah Robert
Naeemah Robert accepted a position as a software development engineer with Mastercard, crediting New York Tech for providing her the skills she will need to succeed in her new role and beyond.
Student Profile: Wilson Fung
As a child, Wilson Fung played piano competitively. But when competing became too stressful, he stopped. Now, the electrical and computer engineering major plays for fun and, what once gave him stress, helps him decompress.
Student Profile: Robert Maksimowicz
As a child, Robert Maksimowicz began building electronics as a hobby. As a New York Tech student, he’s building real-world products for clients such as NASA in the ETIC.
Student Profile: Maria Crawford
Electrical and computer engineering student Maria Crawford sat down with The Box to share how she, through her recent internship experience, helped high school students discover a love for STEM.
Making Radars Smarter in Congested Radio Frequency Environment
Assistant professor Batu Chalise, Ph.D., and a professor at Villanova University have been awarded $240,000 from the Army Research Laboratory as part of a subcontract from Alion Science and Technology to enhance state-of-the-art radar functionality.