College of Engineering and Computer Science News

UCF’s first Ph.D. graduate in aerospace engineering has his thoughts trained on faster ways to take us across the world and back.

Growing up on a family farm, graduating senior Dale Wagner never imagined the skills he learned raising palm trees would lead to a mechanical engineering degree, a rare chance to work on innovating a Honda motor or land him a job at Boeing.

UCF will develop a new way of powering and heating spacecrafts when they are far from the sun and solar energy isn’t practical.

During a visit on International Day of Persons with Disabilities, branding director Mrudula Peddinti ’18 shared how the nonprofit is empowering kids through prosthetics.

Science and research stories that make an impact on our health and that inspire the explorer in each of us are among the most popular.

The sensor will use terahertz waves to detect fire and chemicals whose unique molecular signatures can be determined based on how the waves interact with them.

The winners earned a total of $4,250 in scholarship awards during the fourth annual competition, which aims to solve society’s biggest problems.

As the industries’ No. 1 preferred supplier from Florida, UCF is fulfilling demand for ‘critical, high-value jobs’ across the state with industry partners such as Lockheed Martin, Siemens and NASA.

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