CONCRETE SOLUTIONS
An East Carolina University construction management professor and a local construction company have teamed up in search of a solution to a problem facing the North Carolina Department of Transportation...
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Engineering better medical outcomes
Dr. Ali Vahdati, assistant professor of engineering, is working to improve precision medicine using computers and machine learning. His research using semantic data integration, standardization and dimensionality reduction to predict...
Technology Systems students earn SAP University Alliance recognition
ECU is one of more than 3,500 educational institutions in over 113 countries to integrate SAP technologies into curriculum through the SAP University Alliance. SAP is a world leader in...
ECSHS donates $1,000 for scholarships
The Eastern Carolina Safety and Health School board presented a $1,000 scholarship donation to the ECU College of Engineering and Technology on Feb. 14. Scholarship funds are used to support students...
ECU team wins Best Health Related Hack
On Feb. 16-17, members of WiCS (Women in Computer Science) and ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) attended an organized visit to IBM's campus in RTP and also attended a hackathon for women...
NetApp engineer returns to class
James Bradshaw recently visited the ICTN 1500 Introduction to Computer Technologies class to talk with students on his career after college. He discussed a short bit of his personal journey...
CET students attend ISSA meeting in Raleigh
The ECU chapter of the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) traveled to Raleigh on Feb. 7 for the organization's monthly. There were 13 students who were in attendance as well as...
IDIS students visit Bosch distribution center
Department of Technology Systems teaching instructor Natalie Aman and students from the Industrial Distribution and Logistics program visited the BSH Home Appliances Central Distribution Center in New Bern on Wednesday,...
ECU team competes in Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition
Twelve ECU students competed in the first round of the Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition on Tuesday, Feb. 12, defending a virtual IT infrastructure from attack. Eight of the 34 teams...
New equipment trains students for future of manufacturing
East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology has officially launched the first phase of an effort to create a unique advanced manufacturing lab in the high bay of the...