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3 days ago · The programs and courses listed in this section of the catalog describe Cullen College of Engineering offerings as of the date of publication. While the degree programs are expected to remain unchanged, the courses themselves will change to meet the demands of the engineering profession.
4 days ago · Thomas Padgett, a biomedical engineering graduate from the University of Houston's Cullen College of Engineering, earned a fellowship to attend the National Science Foundation's 21st International Summer Academy BIO-X on AI, ML, Data Science in Healthcare, Medicine and Biology. The academy was held in early June in Greece. As part of the event, Padgett presented research he is working on in ...
4 days ago · Course Load. The recommended and maximum course loads for undergraduate students are specified on the University’s Course Load webpage. Students should expect to devote a minimum of three hours of study time per week for each engineering course.
4 days ago · Pradeep Sharma has been appointed as the Cullen College of Engineering’s new dean, effective July.1. Sharma, currently serving as the interim dean, joined the faculty in 2004. Since then he has held significant roles including chair of the mechanical engineering department for 12 years.
4 days ago · The Master of (major field) Engineering is offered in Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Industrial, and Mechanical Engineering. The college also offers the Master of Science degree in aerospace engineering, computer and systems engineering, environmental engineering, materials engineering, and petroleum engineering.
5 days ago · The second two years provide a carefully chosen blend of topics from computer engineering, control systems and robotics, and data analytics, which build upon the core engineering foundation. The Computer Engineering and Analytics Major GPA is calculated using all CEA courses as well as all Engineering Computing XXXX 1331 courses.
4 days ago · Local engineering firm Oceanit, in collaboration with the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering, was selected for a $3.3 million grant that the company intends to use to develop a horizontal tunnel drilling guidance system that senses and avoids obstacles in part by linking “AI-infused ” drill heads with information from unmanned aerial drones.
