Missouri University of Science and Technology - Rollamo Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

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RESEARCH FACILITIES EXPAND IN ELECTRICAL ENCINEERINC In the past two decades Electrical Engineering has experienced a dynamic growth, resulting from many new discoveries and applications in the fields of national defense and the space program, and in commercial Helds such as radio, automa- tion, television, and energy conversion. The Elec- trical Engineering Department has five elective preference programs, namely: energy conversion, electronic devices and circuits, electromagnetics and antennas, communication systems, and com- puter and control systems. The Department is rapidly expanding its research programs on both the graduate and undergraduate level. Evidence of this expansion is the future movement of the Electronics Research Center to a separate building on campus in the summer of 1967. Dr C Chenowith lecturing on Feedback Control Systems. long hours of work. Far Left: Dr. Carson, one of many new faculty members at UMR Left: Graduate study means many

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Z 2 ,f .Q - ar , 4 z is ' ' l Af Electronics Research will soon be moved to a separate building. Extensive laboratory facilities are available in the Department. Specialization is offered in Hve electronic preference programs. mmm Research programs receive special emphasis in the department. 28 Ii! .,k. . 5. RESEAR Dr. F Cl Department of I , A- . .,.t.x.t,. - Sljqk 1 c.t15p. I ..

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Professor L. C. Christianson, Chairman, Department of Graphics. All UMR students are required to take one course in Engineering Graphics. I BASIC C The Graphi student the drafting whi for the stud principles. 'I a blueprint 1 models and ' in such subjf architecturai lations and r 2 5