Newsroom | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 2
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering hosts Fall 2024 Design Showcase, winners announced
Mississippi State University’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering held the end-of-the-semester ECE Capstone Design Showcase, and three student teams were recognized for their projects. The showcase highlighted the ECE Capstone Design II class. The students presented their two-semester projects to faculty, staff, students and visitors to demonstrate the culmination of their knowledge and skills….
John Ball: A Passion for Teaching and Student Success
As you step into John Ball’s digital signal processing class at MSU, you’re immediately drawn into his enthusiasm for teaching. It’s close to 4:00 p.m., the time of day when students and professors alike are often tired and ready for the day to end. But despite the late timeslot, Ball, a professor in the Department…
LINK: Online Engineering Programs > Civil Engineering, featuring expert Dr. Isaac Howard
Mississippi State University hosts Argonne National Laboratory’s Richard Ezike
STARKVILLE, Miss. – Mississippi State University recently hosted Richard Ezike, a Clean Technology Project Manager at Argonne National Laboratory, during a visit on November 11. In his role at Argonne, Ezike supports the Sustainable Transportation and Education Partnership department’s mission to research, develop, demonstrate, and deploy cutting-edge science and technology. He also assists in creating…
McCullough Engineering Services supports MSU engineering students with new scholarships
McCullough Engineering Services, owned by 1992 Mississippi State alumnus Shane McCullough, has established two scholarships within the Bagley College of Engineering to lessen financial obstacles for small-town engineering students. The McCullough Engineering Services Endowed Scholarship and the McCullough Engineering Services Annual Scholarship support full-time students in the Bagley College of Engineering with a minimum 30…
Butler Hall renovations enhance computer science facilities for students and faculty
