the last
hispanics
1
Our ranking awarding degrees to
5,700+
8
17 Alumni are
college faculty
to African Americans
national rank
• Construction Management
19
• Electrical Engineering
th
undergraduate engineering
• Information Technology • Mechanical Engineering
florida
6
th
Largest program nationally in computer science
2
Largest number of degree
engineering awarded to women
in Ph.D.s in
engineering in the State of Florida
10 16 3 20 47 3
National Science Foundation Career Award winners
• Biomedical Engineering
• Construction Management • Electrical Engineering • Engineering Management • Environmental Engineering • Information Technology • Material Science & Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Telecommunications & Networking
Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors
• Compuquip Technologies • Cummins Engine • Dell • Florida Power & Light • General Dynamics • Google • IBM • Intel • Johnson & Johnson • Kaseya • Lockheed Martin Corporation • Mastech • Microsoft Corporation • Moss & Associates, LLC • Motorola
Editors in professional journals
• Munilla Construction Management LLC • NASA • NextEra Energy, Inc.
Editorial Board Members
Association for Computing Machinery Distinguished Scientists and Educators
• Odebrecht Construction Inc. • Qualcomm
Research Highlights
• Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.
25 $19 $200,000
• Stantec Consulting
state-of-the-art research facilities million awarded contracts and grants
• Ryder System, Inc. • State Farm
• Turner Construction • Ultimate Software • US Department of Transportation
cec.fiu.edu
Opportunity
Laboratory
Research
Statistics Manufacturing
Systems
Invention
Future
Design
Future
Analysis Future
Enrich information Science
Research
Development
Education
Degree
Executive
Models Management
construction
Sustainability
Professional Research Infrastructure Equipment
Software
Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/fiuengineeringandcomputing For general information, visit www.fiu.edu. Florida International University is an Equal Opportunity/Access Employer and Institution.
Creative
Manufacturing Creative
• TECO Energy, Inc. • Titan America
average per tenured faculty member
Equipment
Creative Infrastructure
Civil
Management
The collaboration, academics, networking and partnership with industry to which I was exposed at FIU greatly impacted my career as an engineer. The college allows us to thrive as students by building a sense of entrepreneurship and pride with our work. ~ Richard Castillo ‘07 Mechanical Engineering Weights & Mass Properties Engineer-Aircraft Systems Boeing Commercial Airplanes
• Northrop Grumman Corporation
Operation
Quality
Engineering
FIU has an international environment, which makes students from all over the world comfortable. In addition to its social engagement and beautiful campus, the education and research possibilities have had positive impact in my career path. ~ Gulbin Ozcan-Deniz ‘11 Construction Management Assistant Professor Milwaukee School of Engineering
• Metric Engineering, Inc.
Project
Build
Science
FIU has been a tremendous source of pride for me as a graduate. Many of us are making a difference in our communities, leading transformative change and developing the newest technologies. ~ Javier Rodriguez, ’90 Civil Engineering Executive Director Miami-Dade Expressway Authority
• HEICO Corporation
Sustainability
Opportunity
13205_2/14
in percentage of M.S. degrees awarded to women and 2
nd
Graduate Programs of Study
• Computer Science
graduated in 2012-13
Our distinguished faculty is recognized by the university for excellence in teaching, research and service, and has received numerous national awards for innovative development. Faculty members hold numerous patents, provide consulting services to national and international organizations and serve as officers in leading professional societies. The American Society for Engineering Education ranked the college’s faculty ninth in the country and first in Florida in terms of productivity. Our faculty includes:
Fellows in professional societies
• Computer Engineering
Record number of students
Ranked 2nd in state for B.S. degrees in engineering awarded to women,
1
• Environmental Engineering
• Civil Engineering
programs in
st
• Computer Engineering • Computer Science
nd
national rank
Bachelor of Science
925
members
Our rank in awarding degrees in engineering
• Civil Engineering
nationally in
alumni 2013 graduates
african americanS
our student body
• Biomedical Engineering
program
in engineering science
Countries represented in
Largest
Hispanics both and computer
100
Undergraduate Program Majors
Faculty Highlights
Professional Science electrical Executive Math Computing Build Enrich Software Improvement
Going to FIU has helped me prepare for the real world when it comes to the people, technologies and challenges in the tech industry. I’m proud to be an alumnus and take pride in the school and everything that comes with it. ~ Lenny Simon, ’09 Information Technology Support Manager Kaseya
• Coastal Construction
three years students
• Citrix Systems, Inc.
countries
Invention Equipment Research
Models
Creative
Industry Math
Global Statistics
Opportunity
Partnership
Global
environmental
Math Systems Improvement
Invention
Project
Quality
Operation
Future Laboratory
mechanical
Industry
Creative
Statistics
New faculty
• CEMEX
Software
Systems
Infrastructure
32
students in 2012-13
welcomed in
women
doctoral
50
graduating doctoral
• Boeing
OHL School of Construction
faculty Record number of
• Bioheart, Inc.
Build
School of Computing and Information Sciences
Models
Sustainability
Project
• Beckman Coulter
Global
Management Math Partnership materials
Future
• Balfour Beatty Construction
Global
Mechanical and Materials Engineering
Research Analysis
FIU is considered by those in our industry to be one of the top programs in the United States, and with continued technological advancement through initiatives, its reputation will continue to grow. ~ Chad Moss, ’94 Construction Management Senior Vice President/Project Executive Moss & Associates
• B/E Aerospace
biomedical
Innovation
• AXA Advisors
Design
Math
• Atkins Global Electrical and Computer Engineering
Degree
Models
• Apple
I ndustry
• Arellano Construction Company Civil and Environmental Engineering
Systems
• Alcatel-Lucent
Biomedical Engineering
Quality
FIU’s College of Engineering students receive a global education that is closely aligned with today’s industry needs. The phenomenal opportunities at their fingertips is a direct reflection of the excellent education we receive at FIU. ~ Irma Becerra-Fernandez, ’94 Electrical Engineering FIU Vice President for Engagement
Invention
work
Math
our graduates
Schools and Departments
What Our Alumni Say About Us
Analysis
Where
Analysis
From the smallest nanoparticle
to the
tallest skyscraper
Who we are
Where we’re going
FIU Engineering & Computing faculty, students and alumni are impacting the world. They’re using nanotechnology to improve people’s health. They’re advancing sustainability of construction. They’re enhancing communities’ resistance to natural disasters. They’re building better bridges, solving crucial engineering problems and showing a new generation how to unlock the future through STEM education.
We are committed to offering our students an outstanding and rigorous education in an environment that supports intellectual growth. We conduct research that contributes significantly to the world around us and enhances the research capabilities and scholarly achievements of our faculty and students.
Our diverse student body has grown to almost 6,000 students, and our alumni are now more than 15,000 strong. FIU attracts students from all over the globe, and our graduates are effecting change from South Florida to Washington, D.C. and in places across the world.
We are responsive to the emerging challenges and opportunities that the new century and the global environments of research and economic activities present.
Programs With Influence to the computers that we use to do just about everything these days, few other disciplines impact the world so pervasively as
engineering.
What we’re about As the research engine of the university, and as a strong force for Miami’s economic development, we provide quality education, problem-solving research and community engagement through local involvement, national prominence and global exposure. Pursuing the discovery and application of innovative engineering ideas and technologies, we enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in our community, our region and the nation. Crossing the blood-brain barrier to deliver HIV-drugs, building telebots to assist disabled veterans, testing and designing structures to withstand strong winds and monitoring highway health with smart sensors are just a few ways we are working to make our community and our world better places to live.
We are here to provide the high quality foundation and research opportunities our students need to become tomorrow’s leaders, innovators and world-changers.
With a $250,000 gift from the state’s third largest building contractor, the OHL School of Construction is opening the Moss & Associates Built Environment Informatics Lab. The innovative facility will allow students to learn from real-world data and case studies using virtual simulations without having to make trips into the field. Through a partnership with global construction giant Obrascon Huarte Lain (OHL), we have launched FIU’s first international internship program, giving our students an extraordinary opportunity to work at the company’s headquarters in Madrid and receive assignments at OHL projects around the world. We have teamed up with Miami-Dade County Public Schools to offer training workshops for STEM teachers in computational thinking, algorithms and programming. We provide advanced programming and problem-solving workshops for talented high school students from Miami-Dade and Broward counties. FIU’s strong relationships with the information technology industry helped us rank No. 1 among universities that submitted for a pilot program in performance funding and secure $7.5 million in additional funding from the State University System – recognition of our success in computer science and information technology education. FIU’s online graduate engineering program is among the nation’s best, coming in at No. 41 in the latest rankings by U.S. News & World Report. FIU ranked third among all the schools ranked in faculty credentials and training.
Research That Matters • Faculty in Biomedical Engineering are developing a handheld device to detect breast cancer, as well as conducting research that aims to restore touch and feel to arm and hand prostheses. • Mechanical and Materials Engineering faculty are an integral part of a team of researchers from universities across the nation developing a retinal implant to restore functional sight to people who have gone blind due to certain diseases. • Electrical and Computer Engineering faculty are teaming up with surgeons to develop minimally invasive precision surgery on patients with epilepsy, and using nanotechnology to deliver cancer-killing drugs and life-saving drugs to the brain. • FIU’s Discovery Lab is using telerobotics – the combination of telepresence and robotics – to develop a prototype for a telebot that will allow disabled police and military veterans to serve as patrol officers. • Civil and Environmental Engineering faculty in the Lehman Center for Transportation Research have instrumented the busiest interchange in Miami with sensors to monitor its structural health and create an extended laboratory for FIU students. • The Accelerated Bridge Construction University Transportation Center (ABC-UTC) at FIU is working on one of the nation’s leading challenges—deteriorating bridges. The center is the first federally funded entity focused on developing technology and methods to improve and speed up the construction of bridges. • Students from the OHL School of Construction have created a tradition of excellence with their continued success in the Associated Builders and Contractors Student Chapter Construction Management Competition. Our team won the championship in 2012 and has finished second in the last two competitions. • The School of Computing and Information Sciences is creating a coordinated resource management framework that optimizes the allocations of cloud computing and storage resources according to application-desired Quality of Service. • FIU engineers are partnering with other universities on a national nanotechnology research effort to create small, wearable, self-powered devices that will help people monitor their health. • Engineers at FIU’s 12-fan Wall of Wind – the largest and most powerful university research facility of its kind – conduct full-scale testing of building and infrastructure components in wind and rain flows that replicate up to Category 5 hurricane conditions.
From the smallest nanoparticle
to the
tallest skyscraper
Who we are
Where we’re going
FIU Engineering & Computing faculty, students and alumni are impacting the world. They’re using nanotechnology to improve people’s health. They’re advancing sustainability of construction. They’re enhancing communities’ resistance to natural disasters. They’re building better bridges, solving crucial engineering problems and showing a new generation how to unlock the future through STEM education.
We are committed to offering our students an outstanding and rigorous education in an environment that supports intellectual growth. We conduct research that contributes significantly to the world around us and enhances the research capabilities and scholarly achievements of our faculty and students.
Our diverse student body has grown to almost 6,000 students, and our alumni are now more than 15,000 strong. FIU attracts students from all over the globe, and our graduates are effecting change from South Florida to Washington, D.C. and in places across the world.
We are responsive to the emerging challenges and opportunities that the new century and the global environments of research and economic activities present.
Programs With Influence to the computers that we use to do just about everything these days, few other disciplines impact the world so pervasively as
engineering.
What we’re about As the research engine of the university, and as a strong force for Miami’s economic development, we provide quality education, problem-solving research and community engagement through local involvement, national prominence and global exposure. Pursuing the discovery and application of innovative engineering ideas and technologies, we enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in our community, our region and the nation. Crossing the blood-brain barrier to deliver HIV-drugs, building telebots to assist disabled veterans, testing and designing structures to withstand strong winds and monitoring highway health with smart sensors are just a few ways we are working to make our community and our world better places to live.
We are here to provide the high quality foundation and research opportunities our students need to become tomorrow’s leaders, innovators and world-changers.
With a $250,000 gift from the state’s third largest building contractor, the OHL School of Construction is opening the Moss & Associates Built Environment Informatics Lab. The innovative facility will allow students to learn from real-world data and case studies using virtual simulations without having to make trips into the field. Through a partnership with global construction giant Obrascon Huarte Lain (OHL), we have launched FIU’s first international internship program, giving our students an extraordinary opportunity to work at the company’s headquarters in Madrid and receive assignments at OHL projects around the world. We have teamed up with Miami-Dade County Public Schools to offer training workshops for STEM teachers in computational thinking, algorithms and programming. We provide advanced programming and problem-solving workshops for talented high school students from Miami-Dade and Broward counties. FIU’s strong relationships with the information technology industry helped us rank No. 1 among universities that submitted for a pilot program in performance funding and secure $7.5 million in additional funding from the State University System – recognition of our success in computer science and information technology education. FIU’s online graduate engineering program is among the nation’s best, coming in at No. 41 in the latest rankings by U.S. News & World Report. FIU ranked third among all the schools ranked in faculty credentials and training.
Research That Matters • Faculty in Biomedical Engineering are developing a handheld device to detect breast cancer, as well as conducting research that aims to restore touch and feel to arm and hand prostheses. • Mechanical and Materials Engineering faculty are an integral part of a team of researchers from universities across the nation developing a retinal implant to restore functional sight to people who have gone blind due to certain diseases. • Electrical and Computer Engineering faculty are teaming up with surgeons to develop minimally invasive precision surgery on patients with epilepsy, and using nanotechnology to deliver cancer-killing drugs and life-saving drugs to the brain. • FIU’s Discovery Lab is using telerobotics – the combination of telepresence and robotics – to develop a prototype for a telebot that will allow disabled police and military veterans to serve as patrol officers. • Civil and Environmental Engineering faculty in the Lehman Center for Transportation Research have instrumented the busiest interchange in Miami with sensors to monitor its structural health and create an extended laboratory for FIU students. • The Accelerated Bridge Construction University Transportation Center (ABC-UTC) at FIU is working on one of the nation’s leading challenges—deteriorating bridges. The center is the first federally funded entity focused on developing technology and methods to improve and speed up the construction of bridges. • Students from the OHL School of Construction have created a tradition of excellence with their continued success in the Associated Builders and Contractors Student Chapter Construction Management Competition. Our team won the championship in 2012 and has finished second in the last two competitions. • The School of Computing and Information Sciences is creating a coordinated resource management framework that optimizes the allocations of cloud computing and storage resources according to application-desired Quality of Service. • FIU engineers are partnering with other universities on a national nanotechnology research effort to create small, wearable, self-powered devices that will help people monitor their health. • Engineers at FIU’s 12-fan Wall of Wind – the largest and most powerful university research facility of its kind – conduct full-scale testing of building and infrastructure components in wind and rain flows that replicate up to Category 5 hurricane conditions.
From the smallest nanoparticle
to the
tallest skyscraper
Who we are
Where we’re going
FIU Engineering & Computing faculty, students and alumni are impacting the world. They’re using nanotechnology to improve people’s health. They’re advancing sustainability of construction. They’re enhancing communities’ resistance to natural disasters. They’re building better bridges, solving crucial engineering problems and showing a new generation how to unlock the future through STEM education.
We are committed to offering our students an outstanding and rigorous education in an environment that supports intellectual growth. We conduct research that contributes significantly to the world around us and enhances the research capabilities and scholarly achievements of our faculty and students.
Our diverse student body has grown to almost 6,000 students, and our alumni are now more than 15,000 strong. FIU attracts students from all over the globe, and our graduates are effecting change from South Florida to Washington, D.C. and in places across the world.
We are responsive to the emerging challenges and opportunities that the new century and the global environments of research and economic activities present.
Programs With Influence to the computers that we use to do just about everything these days, few other disciplines impact the world so pervasively as
engineering.
What we’re about As the research engine of the university, and as a strong force for Miami’s economic development, we provide quality education, problem-solving research and community engagement through local involvement, national prominence and global exposure. Pursuing the discovery and application of innovative engineering ideas and technologies, we enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in our community, our region and the nation. Crossing the blood-brain barrier to deliver HIV-drugs, building telebots to assist disabled veterans, testing and designing structures to withstand strong winds and monitoring highway health with smart sensors are just a few ways we are working to make our community and our world better places to live.
We are here to provide the high quality foundation and research opportunities our students need to become tomorrow’s leaders, innovators and world-changers.
With a $250,000 gift from the state’s third largest building contractor, the OHL School of Construction is opening the Moss & Associates Built Environment Informatics Lab. The innovative facility will allow students to learn from real-world data and case studies using virtual simulations without having to make trips into the field. Through a partnership with global construction giant Obrascon Huarte Lain (OHL), we have launched FIU’s first international internship program, giving our students an extraordinary opportunity to work at the company’s headquarters in Madrid and receive assignments at OHL projects around the world. We have teamed up with Miami-Dade County Public Schools to offer training workshops for STEM teachers in computational thinking, algorithms and programming. We provide advanced programming and problem-solving workshops for talented high school students from Miami-Dade and Broward counties. FIU’s strong relationships with the information technology industry helped us rank No. 1 among universities that submitted for a pilot program in performance funding and secure $7.5 million in additional funding from the State University System – recognition of our success in computer science and information technology education. FIU’s online graduate engineering program is among the nation’s best, coming in at No. 41 in the latest rankings by U.S. News & World Report. FIU ranked third among all the schools ranked in faculty credentials and training.
Research That Matters • Faculty in Biomedical Engineering are developing a handheld device to detect breast cancer, as well as conducting research that aims to restore touch and feel to arm and hand prostheses. • Mechanical and Materials Engineering faculty are an integral part of a team of researchers from universities across the nation developing a retinal implant to restore functional sight to people who have gone blind due to certain diseases. • Electrical and Computer Engineering faculty are teaming up with surgeons to develop minimally invasive precision surgery on patients with epilepsy, and using nanotechnology to deliver cancer-killing drugs and life-saving drugs to the brain. • FIU’s Discovery Lab is using telerobotics – the combination of telepresence and robotics – to develop a prototype for a telebot that will allow disabled police and military veterans to serve as patrol officers. • Civil and Environmental Engineering faculty in the Lehman Center for Transportation Research have instrumented the busiest interchange in Miami with sensors to monitor its structural health and create an extended laboratory for FIU students. • The Accelerated Bridge Construction University Transportation Center (ABC-UTC) at FIU is working on one of the nation’s leading challenges—deteriorating bridges. The center is the first federally funded entity focused on developing technology and methods to improve and speed up the construction of bridges. • Students from the OHL School of Construction have created a tradition of excellence with their continued success in the Associated Builders and Contractors Student Chapter Construction Management Competition. Our team won the championship in 2012 and has finished second in the last two competitions. • The School of Computing and Information Sciences is creating a coordinated resource management framework that optimizes the allocations of cloud computing and storage resources according to application-desired Quality of Service. • FIU engineers are partnering with other universities on a national nanotechnology research effort to create small, wearable, self-powered devices that will help people monitor their health. • Engineers at FIU’s 12-fan Wall of Wind – the largest and most powerful university research facility of its kind – conduct full-scale testing of building and infrastructure components in wind and rain flows that replicate up to Category 5 hurricane conditions.
From the smallest nanoparticle
to the
tallest skyscraper
Who we are
Where we’re going
FIU Engineering & Computing faculty, students and alumni are impacting the world. They’re using nanotechnology to improve people’s health. They’re advancing sustainability of construction. They’re enhancing communities’ resistance to natural disasters. They’re building better bridges, solving crucial engineering problems and showing a new generation how to unlock the future through STEM education.
We are committed to offering our students an outstanding and rigorous education in an environment that supports intellectual growth. We conduct research that contributes significantly to the world around us and enhances the research capabilities and scholarly achievements of our faculty and students.
Our diverse student body has grown to almost 6,000 students, and our alumni are now more than 15,000 strong. FIU attracts students from all over the globe, and our graduates are effecting change from South Florida to Washington, D.C. and in places across the world.
We are responsive to the emerging challenges and opportunities that the new century and the global environments of research and economic activities present.
Programs With Influence to the computers that we use to do just about everything these days, few other disciplines impact the world so pervasively as
engineering.
What we’re about As the research engine of the university, and as a strong force for Miami’s economic development, we provide quality education, problem-solving research and community engagement through local involvement, national prominence and global exposure. Pursuing the discovery and application of innovative engineering ideas and technologies, we enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in our community, our region and the nation. Crossing the blood-brain barrier to deliver HIV-drugs, building telebots to assist disabled veterans, testing and designing structures to withstand strong winds and monitoring highway health with smart sensors are just a few ways we are working to make our community and our world better places to live.
We are here to provide the high quality foundation and research opportunities our students need to become tomorrow’s leaders, innovators and world-changers.
With a $250,000 gift from the state’s third largest building contractor, the OHL School of Construction is opening the Moss & Associates Built Environment Informatics Lab. The innovative facility will allow students to learn from real-world data and case studies using virtual simulations without having to make trips into the field. Through a partnership with global construction giant Obrascon Huarte Lain (OHL), we have launched FIU’s first international internship program, giving our students an extraordinary opportunity to work at the company’s headquarters in Madrid and receive assignments at OHL projects around the world. We have teamed up with Miami-Dade County Public Schools to offer training workshops for STEM teachers in computational thinking, algorithms and programming. We provide advanced programming and problem-solving workshops for talented high school students from Miami-Dade and Broward counties. FIU’s strong relationships with the information technology industry helped us rank No. 1 among universities that submitted for a pilot program in performance funding and secure $7.5 million in additional funding from the State University System – recognition of our success in computer science and information technology education. FIU’s online graduate engineering program is among the nation’s best, coming in at No. 41 in the latest rankings by U.S. News & World Report. FIU ranked third among all the schools ranked in faculty credentials and training.
Research That Matters • Faculty in Biomedical Engineering are developing a handheld device to detect breast cancer, as well as conducting research that aims to restore touch and feel to arm and hand prostheses. • Mechanical and Materials Engineering faculty are an integral part of a team of researchers from universities across the nation developing a retinal implant to restore functional sight to people who have gone blind due to certain diseases. • Electrical and Computer Engineering faculty are teaming up with surgeons to develop minimally invasive precision surgery on patients with epilepsy, and using nanotechnology to deliver cancer-killing drugs and life-saving drugs to the brain. • FIU’s Discovery Lab is using telerobotics – the combination of telepresence and robotics – to develop a prototype for a telebot that will allow disabled police and military veterans to serve as patrol officers. • Civil and Environmental Engineering faculty in the Lehman Center for Transportation Research have instrumented the busiest interchange in Miami with sensors to monitor its structural health and create an extended laboratory for FIU students. • The Accelerated Bridge Construction University Transportation Center (ABC-UTC) at FIU is working on one of the nation’s leading challenges—deteriorating bridges. The center is the first federally funded entity focused on developing technology and methods to improve and speed up the construction of bridges. • Students from the OHL School of Construction have created a tradition of excellence with their continued success in the Associated Builders and Contractors Student Chapter Construction Management Competition. Our team won the championship in 2012 and has finished second in the last two competitions. • The School of Computing and Information Sciences is creating a coordinated resource management framework that optimizes the allocations of cloud computing and storage resources according to application-desired Quality of Service. • FIU engineers are partnering with other universities on a national nanotechnology research effort to create small, wearable, self-powered devices that will help people monitor their health. • Engineers at FIU’s 12-fan Wall of Wind – the largest and most powerful university research facility of its kind – conduct full-scale testing of building and infrastructure components in wind and rain flows that replicate up to Category 5 hurricane conditions.
the last
hispanics
1
Our ranking awarding degrees to
5,700+
8
17 Alumni are
college faculty
to African Americans
national rank
• Construction Management
19
• Electrical Engineering
th
undergraduate engineering
• Information Technology • Mechanical Engineering
florida
6
th
Largest program nationally in computer science
2
Largest number of degree
engineering awarded to women
in Ph.D.s in
engineering in the State of Florida
10 16 3 20 47 3
National Science Foundation Career Award winners
• Biomedical Engineering
• Construction Management • Electrical Engineering • Engineering Management • Environmental Engineering • Information Technology • Material Science & Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Telecommunications & Networking
Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors
• Compuquip Technologies • Cummins Engine • Dell • Florida Power & Light • General Dynamics • Google • IBM • Intel • Johnson & Johnson • Kaseya • Lockheed Martin Corporation • Mastech • Microsoft Corporation • Moss & Associates, LLC • Motorola
Editors in professional journals
• Munilla Construction Management LLC • NASA • NextEra Energy, Inc.
Editorial Board Members
Association for Computing Machinery Distinguished Scientists and Educators
• Odebrecht Construction Inc. • Qualcomm
Research Highlights
• Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.
25 $19 $200,000
• Stantec Consulting
state-of-the-art research facilities million awarded contracts and grants
• Ryder System, Inc. • State Farm
• Turner Construction • Ultimate Software • US Department of Transportation
cec.fiu.edu
Opportunity
Laboratory
Research
Statistics Manufacturing
Systems
Invention
Future
Design
Future
Analysis Future
Enrich information Science
Research
Development
Education
Degree
Executive
Models Management
construction
Sustainability
Professional Research Infrastructure Equipment
Software
Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/fiuengineeringandcomputing For general information, visit www.fiu.edu. Florida International University is an Equal Opportunity/Access Employer and Institution.
Creative
Manufacturing Creative
• TECO Energy, Inc. • Titan America
average per tenured faculty member
Equipment
Creative Infrastructure
Civil
Management
The collaboration, academics, networking and partnership with industry to which I was exposed at FIU greatly impacted my career as an engineer. The college allows us to thrive as students by building a sense of entrepreneurship and pride with our work. ~ Richard Castillo ‘07 Mechanical Engineering Weights & Mass Properties Engineer-Aircraft Systems Boeing Commercial Airplanes
• Northrop Grumman Corporation
Operation
Quality
Engineering
FIU has an international environment, which makes students from all over the world comfortable. In addition to its social engagement and beautiful campus, the education and research possibilities have had positive impact in my career path. ~ Gulbin Ozcan-Deniz ‘11 Construction Management Assistant Professor Milwaukee School of Engineering
• Metric Engineering, Inc.
Project
Build
Science
FIU has been a tremendous source of pride for me as a graduate. Many of us are making a difference in our communities, leading transformative change and developing the newest technologies. ~ Javier Rodriguez, ’90 Civil Engineering Executive Director Miami-Dade Expressway Authority
• HEICO Corporation
Sustainability
Opportunity
13205_2/14
in percentage of M.S. degrees awarded to women and 2
nd
Graduate Programs of Study
• Computer Science
graduated in 2012-13
Our distinguished faculty is recognized by the university for excellence in teaching, research and service, and has received numerous national awards for innovative development. Faculty members hold numerous patents, provide consulting services to national and international organizations and serve as officers in leading professional societies. The American Society for Engineering Education ranked the college’s faculty ninth in the country and first in Florida in terms of productivity. Our faculty includes:
Fellows in professional societies
• Computer Engineering
Record number of students
Ranked 2nd in state for B.S. degrees in engineering awarded to women,
1
• Environmental Engineering
• Civil Engineering
programs in
st
• Computer Engineering • Computer Science
nd
national rank
Bachelor of Science
925
members
Our rank in awarding degrees in engineering
• Civil Engineering
nationally in
alumni 2013 graduates
african americanS
our student body
• Biomedical Engineering
program
in engineering science
Countries represented in
Largest
Hispanics both and computer
100
Undergraduate Program Majors
Faculty Highlights
Professional Science electrical Executive Math Computing Build Enrich Software Improvement
Going to FIU has helped me prepare for the real world when it comes to the people, technologies and challenges in the tech industry. I’m proud to be an alumnus and take pride in the school and everything that comes with it. ~ Lenny Simon, ’09 Information Technology Support Manager Kaseya
• Coastal Construction
three years students
• Citrix Systems, Inc.
countries
Invention Equipment Research
Models
Creative
Industry Math
Global Statistics
Opportunity
Partnership
Global
environmental
Math Systems Improvement
Invention
Project
Quality
Operation
Future Laboratory
mechanical
Industry
Creative
Statistics
New faculty
• CEMEX
Software
Systems
Infrastructure
32
students in 2012-13
welcomed in
women
doctoral
50
graduating doctoral
• Boeing
OHL School of Construction
faculty Record number of
• Bioheart, Inc.
Build
School of Computing and Information Sciences
Models
Sustainability
Project
• Beckman Coulter
Global
Management Math Partnership materials
Future
• Balfour Beatty Construction
Global
Mechanical and Materials Engineering
Research Analysis
FIU is considered by those in our industry to be one of the top programs in the United States, and with continued technological advancement through initiatives, its reputation will continue to grow. ~ Chad Moss, ’94 Construction Management Senior Vice President/Project Executive Moss & Associates
• B/E Aerospace
biomedical
Innovation
• AXA Advisors
Design
Math
• Atkins Global Electrical and Computer Engineering
Degree
Models
• Apple
I ndustry
• Arellano Construction Company Civil and Environmental Engineering
Systems
• Alcatel-Lucent
Biomedical Engineering
Quality
FIU’s College of Engineering students receive a global education that is closely aligned with today’s industry needs. The phenomenal opportunities at their fingertips is a direct reflection of the excellent education we receive at FIU. ~ Irma Becerra-Fernandez, ’94 Electrical Engineering FIU Vice President for Engagement
Invention
work
Math
our graduates
Schools and Departments
What Our Alumni Say About Us
Analysis
Where
Analysis
the last
hispanics
1
Our ranking awarding degrees to
5,700+
8
17 Alumni are
college faculty
to African Americans
national rank
• Construction Management
19
• Electrical Engineering
th
undergraduate engineering
• Information Technology • Mechanical Engineering
florida
6
th
Largest program nationally in computer science
2
Largest number of degree
engineering awarded to women
in Ph.D.s in
engineering in the State of Florida
10 16 3 20 47 3
National Science Foundation Career Award winners
• Biomedical Engineering
• Construction Management • Electrical Engineering • Engineering Management • Environmental Engineering • Information Technology • Material Science & Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Telecommunications & Networking
Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors
• Compuquip Technologies • Cummins Engine • Dell • Florida Power & Light • General Dynamics • Google • IBM • Intel • Johnson & Johnson • Kaseya • Lockheed Martin Corporation • Mastech • Microsoft Corporation • Moss & Associates, LLC • Motorola
Editors in professional journals
• Munilla Construction Management LLC • NASA • NextEra Energy, Inc.
Editorial Board Members
Association for Computing Machinery Distinguished Scientists and Educators
• Odebrecht Construction Inc. • Qualcomm
Research Highlights
• Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd.
25 $19 $200,000
• Stantec Consulting
state-of-the-art research facilities million awarded contracts and grants
• Ryder System, Inc. • State Farm
• Turner Construction • Ultimate Software • US Department of Transportation
cec.fiu.edu
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• TECO Energy, Inc. • Titan America
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The collaboration, academics, networking and partnership with industry to which I was exposed at FIU greatly impacted my career as an engineer. The college allows us to thrive as students by building a sense of entrepreneurship and pride with our work. ~ Richard Castillo ‘07 Mechanical Engineering Weights & Mass Properties Engineer-Aircraft Systems Boeing Commercial Airplanes
• Northrop Grumman Corporation
Operation
Quality
Engineering
FIU has an international environment, which makes students from all over the world comfortable. In addition to its social engagement and beautiful campus, the education and research possibilities have had positive impact in my career path. ~ Gulbin Ozcan-Deniz ‘11 Construction Management Assistant Professor Milwaukee School of Engineering
• Metric Engineering, Inc.
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Build
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FIU has been a tremendous source of pride for me as a graduate. Many of us are making a difference in our communities, leading transformative change and developing the newest technologies. ~ Javier Rodriguez, ’90 Civil Engineering Executive Director Miami-Dade Expressway Authority
• HEICO Corporation
Sustainability
Opportunity
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in percentage of M.S. degrees awarded to women and 2
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Graduate Programs of Study
• Computer Science
graduated in 2012-13
Our distinguished faculty is recognized by the university for excellence in teaching, research and service, and has received numerous national awards for innovative development. Faculty members hold numerous patents, provide consulting services to national and international organizations and serve as officers in leading professional societies. The American Society for Engineering Education ranked the college’s faculty ninth in the country and first in Florida in terms of productivity. Our faculty includes:
Fellows in professional societies
• Computer Engineering
Record number of students
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Going to FIU has helped me prepare for the real world when it comes to the people, technologies and challenges in the tech industry. I’m proud to be an alumnus and take pride in the school and everything that comes with it. ~ Lenny Simon, ’09 Information Technology Support Manager Kaseya
• Coastal Construction
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• Citrix Systems, Inc.
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• Boeing
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• Bioheart, Inc.
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• Balfour Beatty Construction
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FIU is considered by those in our industry to be one of the top programs in the United States, and with continued technological advancement through initiatives, its reputation will continue to grow. ~ Chad Moss, ’94 Construction Management Senior Vice President/Project Executive Moss & Associates
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• AXA Advisors
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• Atkins Global Electrical and Computer Engineering
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• Apple
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• Arellano Construction Company Civil and Environmental Engineering
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• Alcatel-Lucent
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FIU’s College of Engineering students receive a global education that is closely aligned with today’s industry needs. The phenomenal opportunities at their fingertips is a direct reflection of the excellent education we receive at FIU. ~ Irma Becerra-Fernandez, ’94 Electrical Engineering FIU Vice President for Engagement
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FIU’s College of Engineering students receive a global education that is closely aligned with today’s industry needs. The phenomenal opportunities at their fingertips is a direct reflection of the excellent education we receive at FIU. ~ Irma Becerra-Fernandez, ’94 Electrical Engineering FIU Vice President for Engagement
• Alcatel-Lucent • Arellano Construction Company • Apple • Atkins Global • AXA Advisors
FIU is considered by those in our industry to be one of the top programs in the United States, and with continued technological advancement through initiatives, its reputation will continue to grow. ~ Chad Moss, ’94 Construction Management Senior Vice President/Project Executive Moss & Associates
• B/E Aerospace • Balfour Beatty Construction • Beckman Coulter • Bioheart, Inc. • Boeing • CEMEX • Citrix Systems, Inc.
Going to FIU has helped me prepare for the real world when it comes to the people, technologies and challenges in the tech industry. I’m proud to be an alumnus and take pride in the school and everything that comes with it. ~ Lenny Simon, ’09 Information Technology Support Manager Kaseya
• Coastal Construction • Compuquip Technologies • Cummins Engine • Dell • Florida Power & Light • General Dynamics • Google
FIU has been a tremendous source of pride for me as a graduate. Many of us are making a difference in our communities, leading transformative change and developing the newest technologies. ~ Javier Rodriguez, ’90 Civil Engineering Executive Director Miami-Dade Expressway Authority
• HEICO Corporation • IBM • Intel • Johnson & Johnson • Kaseya • Lockheed Martin Corporation • Mastech
FIU has an international environment, which makes students from all over the world comfortable. In addition to its social engagement and beautiful campus, the education and research possibilities have had positive impact in my career path. ~ Gulbin Ozcan-Deniz ‘11 Construction Management Assistant Professor Milwaukee School of Engineering
• Metric Engineering, Inc. • Microsoft Corporation • Moss & Associates, LLC • Motorola • Munilla Construction Management LLC • NASA • NextEra Energy, Inc.
The collaboration, academics, networking and partnership with industry to which I was exposed at FIU greatly impacted my career as an engineer. The college allows us to thrive as students by building a sense of entrepreneurship and pride with our work. ~ Richard Castillo ‘07 Mechanical Engineering Weights & Mass Properties Engineer-Aircraft Systems Boeing Commercial Airplanes
• Northrop Grumman Corporation • Odebrecht Construction Inc. • Qualcomm • Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. • Ryder System, Inc. • Stantec Consulting • State Farm • TECO Energy, Inc. • Turner Construction • Ultimate Software • US Department of Transportation
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• Titan America
Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/fiuengineeringandcomputing For general information, visit www.fiu.edu. Florida International University is an Equal Opportunity/Access Employer and Institution.