Vision: To become a leading engineering education research center with regional and global impact.
Mission: To promote engineering education research, publicize various engineering fields, enhance students learning outcomes, foster life- long learning, and train engineering educators.
- Engineering Education Research
- Educational Aspects of Robotics
- Cyber Security Training
- STEM Education Research
- Research Experience for Undergraduates
- National Science Foundation
- US Department of Army
- US Department of Energy
- US Department of Airforce
- Union Pacific
- HEB
- UT Health – San Antonio
- Chunjiang Qian
- Yongcan Cao
- Arturo Ayon
- Karina Ivette Vielma
- Teja Guda
- Brian Kelley
- Henry Griffith
- Michell Zhang
- Qian Chen
- Nikolas Gatsis
- David Akopian
- Miltos Alamaniotis
- Sara Ahmad
- Yufang Jin
- Eugene John
- Ibukun Awolusi
Participating Laboratories
- Photonic Communications
- Unmanned Systems
- Control, Computation, and Cybernetics Laboratory (C3).
- Smart Power Grids
- Systems and Control
- Autonomic Computing and Cyber Security
- Wireless Information and Next Generation Systems
Quick Facts
Established: 2008
Initial Funding: $800k from US Dept of Education, $360k from THECB, $280k from TX Workforce Commission, $100k from NSF, and gift funds from Union Pacific, HEB and Haliburton.
Average Annual Expenditure: About $1M Stipend Support for Undergraduates: about 10 per year.
Research Assistantship for Graduate Students: about 15 per year.
Travel Support for Students: about 5 per year.
Initial Funding: $800k from US Dept of Education, $360k from THECB, $280k from TX Workforce Commission, $100k from NSF, and gift funds from Union Pacific, HEB and Haliburton.
Average Annual Expenditure: About $1M Stipend Support for Undergraduates: about 10 per year.
Research Assistantship for Graduate Students: about 15 per year.
Travel Support for Students: about 5 per year.
Directed by Mehdi Shadaram
Contact:
(210) 458-4431
mehdi.shadaram@utsa.edu
