The Electrical Engineering Department office is in BB310C, which is on the east third floor in Brown Hall near the northeast stairwell.
- If you have a department-specific question, contact Martha Sanchez-Hayre.
- If you have an EE lab question, contact Darren McSweeney.
- If you have a question about the undergraduate program, contact Ben Moore.
- If you have a question about the graduate program, contact Dorothy Cheng.
If you are unsure who to ask, contact Martha Sanchez-Hayre.
Electrical Engineering Department Office
Martha Sanchez-Hayre
Program Administrator
Brown Hall 310C
303-384-2465
marsanch@mines.edu
Darren McSweeney
Electronics and Computing Support Manager
Brown Hall 317
303-384-2064
dmcsweeney@mines.edu
Ben Moore
Undergraduate Program Manager
Brown Hall W275
303-384-2394
benmoore@mines.edu
Dorothy Cheng
Graduate Program Manager
Brown Hall W275
303-273-3658
eegrad@mines.edu
From the Department Head
Between our high-caliber faculty, excellent faculty-to-student ratio, cutting-edge labs and equipment and strong ties to research centers and industry, Mines' electrical engineering programs are a great choice for students who want to be leaders in the field today and in the future
Peter Aaen
Professor and Department Head
- Congratulations to Abdulhakeem Alsaleem on winning 3rd place in the Mines Solar Challenge. The picture seen here is his novel Board Design. Below is some info about the project. Great work and keep it up!
The main purpose of this project is to design a very thin micro-inverter to be seamlessly mounted on a PV panel. Micro-inverters allow a single PV solar array panel to be connected to the grid, or also to work in stand-alone. This power electronic project provides flexibility, reliability, low maintenance, also retrofitting to already installed PV panels. The design and implementation for such a very thin and compact micro-inverter can replace junction boxes, making PV panels more aesthetically appealing, allowing them to be individually mounted on lighting poles, building entrances, as well as in public spaces where a convenient AC outlet powered by solar energy can provide people a connection for their AC portable equipment.
Congratulations to Abdulhakeem Alsaleem on winning 3rd place in the Mines Solar Challenge. The picture seen here is his novel Board Design. Below is some info about the project. Great work and keep it up! The main purpose of this project is to design a very thin micro-inverter to be seamlessly mounted on a PV panel. Micro-inverters allow a single PV solar array panel to be connected to the grid, or also to work in stand-alone. This power electronic project provides flexibility, reliability, low maintenance, also retrofitting to already installed PV panels. The design and implementation for such a very thin and compact micro-inverter can replace junction boxes, making PV panels more aesthetically appealing, allowing them to be individually mounted on lighting poles, building entrances, as well as in public spaces where a convenient AC outlet powered by solar energy can provide people a connection for their AC portable equipment.
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