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Degrees
University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT 1966-72
- B. S., 1969, Electrical Engineering
- B. A., 1970, Mathematics
- M. S., 1970, Electrical Engineering
- Ph. D., 1972, Electrical Engineering
Research Interests
- Intelligent systems with applications to computer networks and power systems
- Wireless communications and networks
- High power density actuators
- Energy systems
Selected Publications
- "A Control System for a Hybrid Linear Actuator for a Flush Deck Hatch", with Saroj K. Biswas, Jopesh P. Teter, David J. Brady, Proceedings of 2004 American Control Conference, Boston, Massachusetts.
- " Magnetostrictively Actuated Power Screw", with J.P. Teter and E.J. Crawford, Proceedings of 2000 Naval Symposium on Electric Machines, December 2000, pp 170 - 174.
- “ Communication Network Failure Detection Utilizing Artificial Neural Networks”, with Dr. Biswas, Proceedings of the International Conference on Dynamics and Control of Systems, Ottawa, June 1999.
- " A Linear Actuator with Integrated Magenetostrictive Drive", with J.P. Teter and E.J. Crawford, Proceedings of 1998 Naval Symposium on Electric Machines, October 1998, pp 183 - 189.
- "Magnetostrictive Linear Motor Development", with J.P. Teter, J. Vranish and E.J. Crawford, Proceedings of the &th Joint MMM-INTERMAG Conference, San Francisco, January, 1998, also IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, July, 1998.
Projects
- Musoke Sendaula and Saroj K. Biswas, "Science and Engineering Interactive Learning Communities", funded by National Science Foundation, 2002-2005.
- Musoke Sendaula and Saroj K. Biswas "Development of a Hybrid Linear Actuator", funded by US Navy Naval Surface Warfare, Cardrock Division, $117,000, June 2002 – March 2003.
- Saroj K. Biswas and Musoke Sendaula, "An Intelligent Agent for Isolation of Incipient Faults in Communication Networks", funded by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD, 1999-2000.
Present Teaching (Spring 2008)
- ADVANCED MICROPROCESSOR SYSTEMS
- NETWORKS DESIGN/ANALYSIS
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