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Students: If you are looking for an opportunity for undergraduate research, please look at this list to see what projects have already been completed. Some info might be slightly out of date: an available project might have been taken just a few days earlier, but the same contact person may have another project very similar to the one listed here! Please contact the person directly. Some of the project listed here may qualify as an ESE 497 or 499 project. We plan to make this as a clearing house for any projects and to list as many projects as possible. Hence, some projects listed here may not qualify as an ESE 497 or 499 project. You need to talk with the professor in charge of the course about the eligibility as such a project. Also, look here for new opportunities.

Professors and off-campus sponsors: If you are looking for an undergraduate for your project or if you have already have a project going with an undergraduate and if you would like to list it, please send it to Sandra Devereaux.

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Current Undergraduate Research Projects

2007

Amanda Virkus, Brian Wrenn, Coalescence During Chemical Dispersion of Oil Spill
Cara Freling, Optimizing the Administration of Mammography Procedures
Eric Seidler, William Smart, Simulation of Robotic Code System
Kathryn Robinson, David Weaver, FedEx: A World on Time An Optimization Problem
Ryan Renne, Robert Morley, DC Motor Control Laboratory Design
Ben Allen, Heinz Schaettler, Resource Allocation Optimization in Agile Software Development Project Management
Scott Dixon, Giammar, UO₂ Dissolution Modeling
Steven Vogl, Michael S. McCoy, Supply Distribution Model
Julie Higgins, Swartwout, The Bandit Program
Pankaj Chhabra, Gary L. Crawford, Predicted Reliability and Optimal Procurement of an Integrated Circuit

2006

James Brockman, Optimum Assignment Problem Extension of “Sequential Linear-Quadratic Method for Differential Games with Air Combat Applications”
Sie Deen Lau, Experimental Study of Robotic Assembly and Force Control Tasks
Margaret Frericks, Product Packaging and Palletizing Using a Rhino XR-4 Robot And a Specially Designed Platform,
Jason Hall, Breathing Motion Compensation for Medical Robots
Callie Maples, Hemodynamic Modeling of the Cardiovascular System
Brent Goldman, ECG Beat Detection and Pulmonary Dynamics Simulation
Aliza Skolnik, Exploration of a Two-Mass Rectilinear System
Amanda Virkus, Development of a High-Frequency Ultrasonic Imaging Platform

2005

Paul Frihauf, Mitigating a Degenerating Observability Space: An Estimation Problem
Thomas Simpson, Acquisition of Ultrasonic Echoes for use in Ultrasonic Thermometry
Sharad Bhooplapur, Creating Body Surfaces of the Visible Human Male using IsoSurf
John Bogovic, Comparing Heart Models and Locating Anatomical Features

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