Fact Sheet

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering has 22 Tenure-track faculty plus 8 full time lecturers. They are supported by a staff of 7 full time administrative staff personnel and one computer support scientist.

The faculty boasting credentials include

• Two IEEE fellows
• One CAREER Awards recipients (NSF Young Faculty award)
• Several Best Paper Awards
• Authors of more than
  • 9 Books
  • 89 Book Chapters
  • 565 Published Papers
  • 517 Conference Papers
• Eight patents
• Editors in Chief or Associate Editors of
  • Four IEEE Transactions
  • Six other major journals

The department's annual operating budget is over $3.6M. In 2006, the department generated over $3.8M in sponsored research awards.

Recipient of $3M grant from National Science Foundation for Technology based learning with Disability.

Partner in a $10M project with Cleveland Clinic, University Hospital and Riverain.

SBA grant for WSU incubation, "RFID Integrated Solutions"

Multiple grants from NSF (National Science Foundation), NIH (National Institute of Health), AFRL (Air Force Research Laboratory) and local industry.

The department annually enrolls over 410 undergraduate students, over 150 master's level students, and over 35 PhD students.

The department annually awards over 50 Bachelor of Science degrees, over 30 Master of Science degrees, and from 8 to 12 PhD degrees.

We are housed in Russ Engineering Center, a state of the art facility of over 174,000 sq ft. The department itself has over 23,700 sq ft of teaching laboratory, research laboratory, and office space in the Russ Engineering Center