Seattle University Electrical and Computer Engineering

This quarter, Embedded Systems students showcased their robotic creations—bringing a chaos on wheels to their demos.
The Main Event: 21 Unique Student Designed Robots!
Events:
* Robots Line Up for Figure-8 Demolition Derby
* Mad Max Cliff Maze: Chaos with Purpose
* Autonomous Line-Following Maze Competition -Fastest Time Wins.

Embedded systems design is about building real product hardware that works in the physical world. It is the practice of applying theory to products that are manufactured, powered on, and expected to behave reliably.
Accomplishments: Schematic and Board (PCB) Layout, Sensors, Motor & Drivers, Debugging Tools, Autonomous & Remote Phone Control Coding, and taking home what they’ve designed!

21 Robots Unleashed! Line up! Rev Those Engines! 1, 2, 3, go…

Alumnus Scott Moser delivered a presentation on embedded systems safety during the course.

It is with deep sadness that we share the news of the tragic passing of Vitali Siumbeli on February 15. Vitali, who graduated from Seattle University in 2017 with a BS in Electrical Engineering, is fondly remembered throughout our department as a kind and genuine person, devoted to learning, and a loyal friend to many in the Seattle University community. His presence touched the lives of classmates, faculty, and staff alike, and he will be deeply missed.

A GoFundMe page has been created to help support his wife and daughters during this difficult time. If you would like to contribute, you can do so here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-for-tatyana-siumbelis-family

Oh what a Networking Night! A big turn out of ECE students enjoyed a fantastic keynote speech from Mary Jesse, followed by some real-life networking with industry professionals. A big thanks to our student IEEE team for their help in organizing this annual event.