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School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

Meet the cross-disciplinary student engineers who taught machines to speak the same language for a senior design project sponsored by BTD Manufacturing.

Dr. Noren Pan, 2025 Honorary Degree Recipient, co-founder of MicroLink Devices and Electrical Engineering graduate, addresses graduates at the College of Engineering & Mines Graduation Ceremony.

For a group of senior computer science students, the final boss wasn’t just a giant in-game monster; it was their senior design project. The objective? To build an entire video game from the ground up that was not only fun and playable but procedurally generated — meaning that the game is different every time you press start.

What if grabbing a fresh and delicious smoothie was as easy as pressing a button? Teams of UND engineering students have spent the past four years blending innovation with automation to make it work — quite literally.

New programs in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity are in fields vital to North Dakota’s economic growth and workforce development.

At Memorial Union event, students showcase findings that could dramatically shape future.

UND cybersecurity research to safeguard modern power grids earns the spotlight in the highly selective IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials, a top-tier journal in engineering.

UND’s Association for Computing Machinery takes first and third place, crushing the 12-hour Byte-le Royale coding competition in Fargo.

Harry Nyquist, famous inventor and UND alumnus, has his 136th birthday celebrated by the College of Engineering & Mines.

Kyle Foerster, graduate research assistant in Electrical Engineering, along with other writers, introduces a special edition of UND Today focused on the “Discovery” core value of the UND LEADS Strategic Plan.