Stephen M. Phillips, Ph.D., P.E.
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Director of the School
School of Electrical, Computer and Energy
Engineering
Arizona State University
Tempe
BSE program 120 credit hours EE Required 32 credit hours Science 15 credit hours Mechanics 4 credit hours EM 4 Modern Physics 3 EE Elec@ve 34 credit hours Computer org 3 Calculus 9 credit hours EM CS 100 3 Random Signals 3 Linear Circuits 4 Circuits II 4 cr hours English Composi@on 6 Social Sciences/ Econ 9 Intro to Engineering and ASU 3 Pathway elec@ves 16 Technical elec@ves 15 Humani@es 6 credit hours
1000 undergraduates
275 onine
1000 graduate students
300 PhD
Mathema@cs 15 credit hours Chemistry 4 credit hours Mth/Sci/Eng elec@ve 3 School of Electrical, Computer and Energy EngineeringDigital Logic Circuits 3 Differen@al Equa@ons 3 Linear Algebra 3 ASU/Eng requirements 24 credit hours Capstone I 3 Signals/Syst 3 Capstone II Capstone 6 credit hours BSE in Electrical Engineering
Laboratory classes
Curriculum is disappoin@ngly similar to my own
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ECEE School Plans - Academics
BSE retention: 89%
FTFT Freshmen
(persistence at ASU)
BSE 33% minority
BSE 50% have >=
12hrs transfer credit
On-line BSE Fall 2013
Investment in Ph.D.
(>4.5 per faculty)
~ 300 PhD
~ 800 MS+MSE
(~100 online)
~ 1000 BSE
(>250 online)
~65 faculty
BSE EE
PhD
Total
Masters
Number of enrolled students
Fall semester
MS thesis
One online approach
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Institution negotiates agreements with other states (each one is different!)
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Complete path to graduation available (includes general education)
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ABET accreditation achieved
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Appropriate faculty incentives
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Most engineers seek perfection given tools: video editing … watch yourself
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Produce, debug, produce, pilot-deliver, debug, produce, deliver
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Instructional designers:
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modules, on-demand examples, prerequisite topics, quizzes, exams
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Labs: hardware kits, simulations, web controlled experiments
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Office hours via Skype very popular
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Proctor-U: exam authentication (institution pays for service)
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Out-of-state tuition discounted
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Student profile – few first-time freshmen, few full-time, mostly working
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Advising challenges (xfer credit, military deployment,
“
old
”
courses …)
ABET accredited 100% online programs
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ABET defines
“
online programs
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as 100% online.
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2 Applied Science Programs
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3 Engineering Technology Programs
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3 Computing Technology/Information Systems Programs
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1 Computer Science Program (Regis U)
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1 MS Engineering program (AFIT Systems Eng)
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1 BS Engineering program (ASU EE) … several more soon
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Other accredited BS programs that are
“
mostly
”
online
Fiscal year ending in
$ (millions)
Number of faculty
Research generating
return of indirect costs
Sponsored Research Expenditures
T+TT faculty FTE
Faculty growth
64 T/TT faculty,
13 women = 20%
Strong research growth
~$500k/faculty
member
Arizona Board of Regents - 2020
Leverage population growth
AZ growth 85% increase 2000 – 2025
Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees awarded
Community college transfers to universities and awarded degrees
Must accommodate large numbers of low-income learners
ABOR Strategies
Grow federal and state support
Invest in research infrastructure
Recruit and retain top research faculty
Support MS and PhD programs
Grow technology transfer
Develop clinical partnerships
ABOR Funding
Continue to excel in efficient use of state resources
Align tuition model with affordability needs
ASU Numbers
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ASU People
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>75,000 students (>55,000 in Tempe)
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~13,000 graduate students
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~12,000 faculty and staff
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~3000 faculty
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ASU Programs
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> 150 undergraduate majors
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> 75 doctoral programs
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~2 billion total revenue, $250M state support (~12%)
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ASU Research Goal is $700M by 2020
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$400M research activity (expenditures + internal)
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$320M expenditures (sponsored + TRIF + gifts)
Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering
Schools (Director)
Lead These Engineering Degree Programs Coordinate Themes across Engineering
1
Biological & Health Systems
Engineering
(Marco Santello)
Bioengineering
Health Care – treatments and cures for
diseases, re-‐engineering of biological
systems and human physiology
2
Sustainable Engineering & the
Built Environment
(Edd Gibson)
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Construc@on Engineering
Construc@on Management
Sustainable Engineering Emphasis (across
all majors)
Sustainable Engineering – advance
theory and prac@ce of sustainable
engineering. Provide access to clean
water and clean air. Restore and
improve urban infrastructure.
3
CompuAng, InformaAcs &
Decision Systems Engineering
(Ron Askin)
Computer Science, Computer Engineering
Computer Systems Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Informa@cs (across all majors)
Secure cyberspace
Health Care Delivery Systems –
informa@on, diagnos@cs, healthcare
policy
4
Electrical, Computer & Energy
Engineering
(Stephen M. Phillips)
Electrical Engineering
Computer Engineering
Nuclear Engineering cer@ficate
Electric power/energy concentra@on
Arts, Media and Eng. concentra@on
Energy – genera@on, storage,
transmission and distribu@on
Security and Explora@on – control,
communica@on and iden@fica@on
5
Engineering of MaFer,
Transport, and Energy
(Kyle Squires)
Materials Science & Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Security and Explora@on – securing
cyberspace, communica@ons,
monitoring threats, developing
“
self
healing systems
”
, exploring
inaccessible regions
Fulton Schools’ Programs
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Degree Programs
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10 ABET accredited engineering programs
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~20 programs
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Fulton Enrollment
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9500 undergraduates Fall 2013
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3500 graduate students Fall 2013
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Fulton Faculty
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290 Tenured or tenure-track Fall 2012
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Fulton Research
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$79 M expenditures FY 2013
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$85 M awards FY 2013
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Engineering Graduate Program Ranking
ECEE Programs
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Electrical Engineering Degree Programs
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ABET accredited BSE (on-line option)
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Thesis MS and non-thesis MSE (on-line option)
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Ph.D.
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Computer Engineering Degree Programs
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Thesis and non-thesis MS
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Ph.D.
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ECEE Research
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$31 M expenditures FY 2013
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$27 M awards FY 2013
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Tripled since 2005
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Electrical Engineering Graduate Program Ranking
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31 in latest US News (among ~180 US grad. programs)
Unit Head (School Director) Program Chair for EE (Undergrad)
Graduate Program Chair
( Rsrch Mktg) Faculty
Biz Ops Mgr Advancement Research Mgr Faculty Center Dirs Assoc. Dean Research Res Adv Admin Res Adv Admin Res Adv Admin Res Adv Admin Sr Asst to dir
Academic Payroll Spec Academic Payroll Spec Academic Payroll Spec Sr Hourly Academic Lab Mgr Graduate Advisor Undergrad Advisor Advising Specialist Ctr and Fac Admin Assoc (Nano -‐ SS) Ctr and Fac Admin Assoc Power Ctr and Fac Biz Ops Spec
SenSIP Ctr and Fac Biz Ops Spec Connec@on 1 Hourly Student workers 1FTE Hourly Student workers 1FTE Ctr Acct PSERC Ctr Admin PSERC Acad Profl E&M/C1 Desktop support Sr. Desktop support Acad Profl Con@nuing Status Ctr Dir QESST Academics Research (excl BioDesn)
Biz Ops 60 faculty ECEE Technical 4FTE Ops staff 20 FTE students 240hr/wk Ctr 7 FTE Co-‐ fund’d
50% 4FTE Assistant Director
Res Adv Admin Associate Dir. Infrastructure Hourly Student workers 2FTE
School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering
Biz Ops Specialist Undergrad Advisor Graduate Advisor Graduate Advisor Hourly Student workers 1FTE Ctr Biz Ops QESST Ctr Tech Undergrad Advisor Ctr Coord Connec@on 1
