NSF NeTs Bulldog Mote Project

Activities and Outputs

Activities

Enhanced ECE courses, such as senior design, embedded systems, wireless communications, networking, power systems and smart grid designs by adding up-to-date technical contents and projects.
Improved involvement of underrepresented students in research projects.
Enhanced learning experience of undergraduate and graduate students by involve them in real world projects.
Attract students from underrepresented groups to Fresno State's Lyles College of Engineering.
Improve students' interest in enrolling to programs at Fresno State.

Involved 5 graduate and 4 undergraduate students from underrepresented groups in the research projects
International interdisciplinary collaboration with researchers and students from China and Korea.
Dr. Nan Wang, presented results and progress of the NSF Bulldog project in the LIVE WEBCAST: STEM-NET "CSU NSF Research at Undergraduate Institutions (RUI)" to the students and Faculty from 23 California State University Campuses, June 23rd 2021.
Dr. Nan Wang presented the NSF NeTs Bulldog Mote project to the freshmen majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering, 01/2021
Dr. Nan Wang presented the NSF NeTs Bulldog Mote project to the first year graduate students in ECE200, 11/2020
Dr. Woonki Na and his students will present their paper in Energy Harvesting in IEEE Energy Conversion Congress & Expo, Vancouver, Canada, Oct. 10~14, 2021
Dr. Nan Wang and his students will present their paper in low power WSN protocol design in IEEE IEMCON 2021, Vancouver, Canada, Oct. 27-30, 2021

Involved 4 graduate and 6 undergraduate students from underrepresented groups in the research projects
International interdisciplinary collaboration with researchers and students from China and Korea.
- Dr. Nan Wang, PI, keynote speaking, “Low Power Wireless Sensor Network Designs: past, present and future”, IEEE ICCSN 2019 Conference, Chongqing, China, 2019.
- Dr. Woonki Na, colleboration with J.park, C. Lim and J. Kim from Univeristy in Korea.
Supported several senior design projects and graduate projects.
- Senior Deisgn Project: Mixed Reality Control Panel, by Russell Skaggs-Schellenberg and Daniel Wright, Supervisor: Dr. Shahab Tayeb, Dr. Aaron Stillmaker and Dr. Nan Wang, Completion: 05/2020. Final Project Report
- Senior Design Project: Facial Recognition and Position Tracking Embedded System, by Jason Luc and Brian Cardwell, Supervisor: Dr. Nan Wang, Completion: 05/2020. Final Project Reprot
- Senior Design Project: Multi-source Energy Harvesting for Wireless Sensor Networks, by Alwin Villamor, Lee Lor, Lawrence Brieno III, Supervisor: Dr. Woonki Na and Dr. Nan Wang, Completion: 05/2020. Final Project Report.

Involved 5 graduate and 7 undergraduate students from underrepresented groups in the research projects
International interdisciplinary collaboration with researchers and students from China and Korea.
- Dr. Nan Wang, PI, keynote speaking, "Low Power WSN Design and Applications: the NSF NeTs Bulldog Mote Project”, in IEEE ICCC 2018 Conference, Chengdu, China, December 2018
- Dr. Woonki Na, colleboration with J.park, C. Lim and J. Kim from Univeristy in Korea.
Supported several senior design projects and graduate projects.
- Senior Deisgn Project: Energy Harvesting for Wireless Sensor Networks, by Luis Miguel Ortiga, Jasmine Lopez, Jared Sarajian, Supervisor: Dr. Woonki Na and Dr. Nan Wang, completion: 05/2020. Final Project Report
- Graduate Project: MAXIMUM POWER-POINT TRACKING USING THE EXTENDED KALMAN FILTER ALGORITHM UNDER UNIFORM AND PARTIAL SHADING CONDITIONS, by Shwetha Murali Gopika Manoharan, Supervisor: Dr. Woonki Na, Completion: 08/2019. Final Project Report
- Graduate Project: DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CONGESTION CONTROL IN DSR ROUTING PROTOCOL FOR MANET, by Harshdeep Jhajj, Supervisor: Dr. Nan Wang, Completion: 05/2019. Final Project Report

Last updated on 10/06/2021