Story Summary Technology management graduate student Trevor Bourne is developing a new operational technology panel that combines a human-machine interface (HMI) and programmable logic controller (PLC). The upgraded panel is designed to...
When Hurricane Florence hit North Carolina in 2018, it decided to stay awhile. The wind blew, and the rain fell for days. And though Cameron Doby didn’t experience major impacts...
A recent East Carolina University engineering graduate has received a fellowship to support his efforts to get a master’s degree. Kyle Kirwin, who graduated May 8, has been named a...
Just a few days before Mother’s Day, one father received a special gift during the Graduate Recognition Ceremony for the East Carolina University College of Engineering and Technology. Brian Dietrick,...
Nearly 600 students heard their names called to walk across a stage and be recognized for graduating from the East Carolina University College of Engineering and Technology on Friday. In...
East Carolina University student Michaela Weber experienced the true engineering experience while working on her senior capstone project. “I just love the iterative process of testing and design, figuring out...
Two teams of East Carolina University students placed in the top 10 of the Minutemen Cyber Cup, a statewide capture-the-flag cybersecurity competition hosted by the North Carolina National Guard in Greensboro....
A group of East Carolina University engineering students navigated rough waters to place second in the national Promoting Electric Propulsion boat racing competition April 14-16 in Portsmouth, Virginia. It was...
Artificial intelligence can do a lot of things, but controlling the weather isn’t one of them. “I hate cold places,” Sarthak Acharya said. When deciding on where to attend college,...
Pirates have always faced challenges on the sea. For eight engineering students at East Carolina University, that challenge means designing and building a boat for the Promoting Electric Propulsion (PEP)...