Texas A&M University -Electrical Engineering Applications to Homeland Security, REU
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Deadline: |
February 20, 2013 |
Start Date: |
June 3, 2013 |
Duration: |
10 Weeks: June 3 to August 9, 2013 |
Location: |
College Station, TX |
Area of Interest: |
 Arts Biomedical Sciences Engineering, Computer Science, and Applied Sciences Humanities Physical Sciences Social and Behavioral Sciences Other: |
Category: |
Education |
Description: |
This is a National Science Foundation / Department of Defense funded 9-week undergraduate research program based at Texas A&M University (TAMU) in College Station, Texas. The purpose of the program is to involve in a summer research experience outstanding electrical engineering students who have completed at least their sophomore year. The program focuses on research topics in processing, communication, and transmission of timely information in resource-constrained environments. TAMU electrical engineering faculty, whose research includes novel high-performance and low complexity solutions for state-of-the-art problems in the dynamic area of Homeland Security, will serve as mentors for REU students. |
Benefits: |
$5,000 stipend, tuition and fees for one credit hour of required independent study/research course, housing, and partial reimbursement for travel |
Major(s): |
Electrical Engineering |
GPA: |
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Year In School at start of program: |
Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior |
Employment Eligibility: |
Has Citizenship Has Permanent Residence Has Work Permit Other: |
Required |
Resume Personal Statement Letters of Recommendation Other: Transcripts |
Contact: |
Dr. Karen Butler-Purry |
Program Website: |
http://www.ece.tamu.edu/~reu |
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