Computer-Aided Engineering

Faculty

• Sankar Arumugam (Ph.D. Tufts University), Assistant Professor
  Modeling and forecasting hydrological fluxes at large spatial scales based on land surface and climatic indices, water resources planning and analysis, integrated water management and environmental assessment in developing countries management and environmental assessment in developing countries
  
  
• John W. Baugh Jr. (Ph.D. Carnegie Mellon), Professor
  Concurrent and distributed algorithms and systems; formal approaches for reasoning about computer systems; mathematical modeling, optimization, and support for engineering design; verification of real-time systems

• E. Downey Brill Jr. (Ph.D. Johns-Hopkins), Professor
  Mathematical modeling and optimization methods for engineering design, planning, and management, development of new methods for use in generating alternative solutions, computer based design environments for creative engineering, environmental quality management strategies

• T. Matthew Evans (Ph.D. Georgia Tech), Assistant Professor
  Geotechnical engineering, soil micromechanics, granular materials, unsaturated soil mechanics, discrete element methods, complex earth structures and geotechnical processes, soil-continuum interfaces, computer applications, image analysis

• Murthy N. Guddati (Ph.D. Texas, Austin), Assistant Professor
  Computational mechanics, solid mechanics, wave propagation, scientific computing

• Abhinav Gupta (Ph.D. North Carolina State), Associate Professor
  Computer modeling of structures, including both experimental and analytical behavior, earthquake engineering, and uncertainty and reliability

• George F. List (Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania), Professor and Department Head
  Transportation system operations and control; sensors, instrumentation, and observability; network optimization
  

• G. (Kumar) Mahinthakumar (Ph.D. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), Assistant Professor
  Computer-aided engineering, high performance computing, parallel processing

• Vernon C. Matzen (Ph.D. California, Berkeley), Professor
  Experimental, numerical, and theoretical analysis of structures; structural vibrations

• Margery F. Overton (Ph.D. Duke), Professor
  Wave mechanics, computer modeling of hydrodynamic systems

• M. Shamimur Rahman (Ph.D. California, Berkeley), Professor
  Geomechanics, soil dynamics, numerical methods, probabilistic analysis, containment transport in groundwater

• Ranji S. Ranjithan (Ph.D. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), Associate Professor
  Environmental engineering and systems analysis; evolutionary computing, genetic algorithms, neural networks

• William J. Rasdorf (Ph.D. Carnegie Mellon), Professor
  Computer-aided design, engineering databases and information management systems, geometric modeling, artificial intelligence, integration of engineering processes, and applications in analysis, design, construction, and manufacturing

• John R. Stone (Ph.D. Virginia), Associate Professor
  Transportation systems simulation and evaluation, land use planning and traffic impact analysis, public transportation, computerized decision support methods