Precision Engineering Center Graduates

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Graduates-2004

Since it began in 1982, the Precision Engineering Center has produced over 80 MS and PhD degrees in mechanical engineering, materials science, physics, electrical engineering and computer science. These graduates have taking positions in industry, national labs and universities. The demand for our graduates remains high as industry becomes more aware of the benefits of precision engineering on the design and manufacturing of mechanical, electronic and photonic components.

Graduates - 2004

	Karl P. Freitag MS Mechanical Engineering - 2004 Advisor: T. Dow Thesis: Two-Axis Force Feedback Deflection Compensation of Miniature Ball End Mills
	Witoon Panusitikorn PhD Mechanical Engineering - 2004 Advisor: T. Dow Thesis: Error Compensation Using Inverse Actuator Dynamics
	Travis Randall MS Materials Science - 2004 Advisor: R. Scattergood Thesis: Characterizing the Ductile Response of Brittle Semiconductor Materials to Dynamic Contact Processes
	Simon Halbur MS Mechanical Engineering - 2004 Advisor: P. Ro Thesis: Assessment of Cooling Microelectronics using Piezoelectric Bimorphs