College of Engineering and Computing News Archive

Engineering and Technology Week

Engineering and Technology Week was a great success. We kicked it off with High School Day, where about 80 high school kids visited our campus and participated in Engineering activities during the day. Then, on Wednesday, we had a Lunch and Learn where 4 industry experts from FPL and Amex came to talk to our students about how to land their dream job, followed by a wonderful presentation about how to brand yourself from our Career Development Office. Also on that same day, Dr. Snyder facilitated early immersion, where freshmen students come together to be inspired about their program of choice and to learn more about careers in technology. Finally, the grand finale was on Friday with our Women in Technology Seminar, which brought 17 speakers and 2 moderators from Ultimate software, Chen Moore, Modernizing Medicine, LexisNexis and Align Innovation. Their talks were inspiring, and the event was sold out. Pictures from all events are available on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/novaseucec/

ISACA Conference

CEC was present at the 11th Annual ISACA South Florida WOW! Event on February 16th, 2018 The theme was The InfoSec of THings: Emerging issues in Privacy and Security.

South Florida Code Camp

South Florida Code Camp hosted at NSU on February 10th was a huge success! The event brought speakers from the local community and attracted hundreds of attendees. Topics such as Machine Learning, Business Intelligence, Software Testing and many more were covered.

CEC Participated at Annual AIRC Conference

CEC proudly supported the American International Recruitment Council 2017 conference that took place from December 7-9 in Weston, FL. Approximately 400 international recruiters and institutions throughout the USA were present to discuss trends in global mobility for the next few years. This was their 9th annual conference and the theme was:  A New Outlook on Global Student Mobility: Recruiting in Changing Times . Many challenging issues were discussed, such as the USA current political scenario and how it is affecting demand for international students to come here for their higher education experience.

CEC Welcomes High Schoolers

CEC welcomed high school students from Elite Academy on November 20th. It's never too early to inspire and encourage young students to be curious about careers in Engineering and Computing. Dr. Levy and Dr. Laszlo welcomed just over a dozen students from Elite Academy School of Excellence to talk about the possibilities in fields such as Cybersecurity as well to have a little exposure to coding through a 3D graphics activity.

Cybersecurity Day 2017

Cybersecurity Day was a success! CEC hosted yet another great Cybersecurity Day event on October 19th, 2017! Dr. Levy organized the event and spoke to about 100 students from Miami Dade Education Center and G. Holmes Braddock High School. The event welcomed a few distinguished experts in Cybersecurity, such as Benjamin Scribner from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), as well as other industry experts in the areas of security in data centers, FBI and cyber crime prevention, cyber hygiene, as well as fun activities intended to engage and inspire young students to explore this booming field.

Congratulations to Dr. Laurie Dringus!!!

The Online Learning Consortium (OLC) recognized Dr. Dringus as an OLC Fellow in the 2017 class for her outstanding contribution and devotion to improving the field of online learning.

External Funding Recognition Award

On October 19, Drs. Greg Simco, Dr. Martha Snyder, Dr. Meline Kevorkian and Dean Tao received the external funding recognition awards during the annual research award ceremony held in Grande Oaks Country Club. Congratulations to all of them for their contributions towards advancing the NSU's research mission. Dr. Snyder was not present at the awards ceremony.

Professor of the Year Award

Please join us in congratulating Prof. Frank Mitropoulos who received the award of 2016-2017 CEC Professor of the Year for his long-time achievements in teaching, research and services. The award ceremony was held last week on October 18, 2017 during the annual faculty reception in the Alvin Sherman Library. The attached picture includes Dr. Mitropoulos, this year's recipient and Dr. Laurie Dringus the 2015-2016 CEC Professor of the Year.

Dean Yong Tao attends Academic Leaders Council Meeting in Palm Beach, August 18, 2016

Dean Tao was joined by university presidents of FAU, Palm Beach Atlantic University, Keiser University, Lynn University, and Palm Beach State College. Representing NSU, Dean Tao participated in the conversation which surrounded the needs of the Distribution/Logistics, Healthcare, and Manufacturing Industries.

CEC hosted a roundtable discussion with Dr. Xueji Zhang, VP of R&D, Chief Scientist of World Precision Instruments, LLC. - March 23, 2017

Dr. Zhang is a world-renowned research scholar in the field of biomedical sensors and devices, and he is being recognized for significant contributions in the development of free radical analyzer system for biomedical applications, biosensors for cancer diagnostic. His research includes Bio-analysis, electrochemical sensors and biosensors, microelectrodes, ultramicroelectrodes and nanoelectrodes, nanosensors, free radical sensors, nitric oxide sensors, cancer diagnostic, design and application of biomedical instrumentation.