The Industrial Engineering program within the UCF College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS) has earned a top-40 ranking in the U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools guide. The program placed No. 35 in the nation in rankings…
Read More Jim Jammal and his daughter, Leila Jammal Nodarse. Leila Jammal Nodarse, P.E., a University of Central Florida civil engineering graduate and devoted daughter of a renowned Florida sinkhole expert, has established a lecture series to honor her father’s life and…
Read More Pamela McCauley – Bush ORLANDO – Feb. 22, 2013 – There is no better time than now for young African Americans to pursue a science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) education, according to University of Central Florida engineering educator and…
Read More Industrial engineering students race to make hundreds of quality sandwiches to feed the homeless. Members of the Institute for Industrial Engineers at the University of Central Florida today made 327 peanut butter-and-jelly sandwiches in an exciting sandwich-making competition. The event…
Read More Want to play a life-sized version of ‘Angry Birds’ or stick yourself to a wall with duct tape? How about creating a PB&J sandwich production line to benefit the homeless? These activities and more — including opportunities to launch water-bottle…
Read More A portion of Interstate 75 soon will become safer for driving in low-visibility conditions, thanks to the recommendations of a study led by Mohamed Abdel-Aty, a professor in the CECS Department of Civil, Environmental and Construction Engineering. One year ago,…
Read More Read about the new Materials Science and Engineering Department in the Fall 2012 issue of “CECS Updates,” the official newsletter for the UCF College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS). Also in this issue, see which CECS faculty received notable…
Read More Ni-bin Chang, a UCF environmental engineering professor, spent his childhood swimming in rivers, climbing mountains and even jumping into drainage ditches to catch fish with his bare hands. Now, the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world’s…
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