K. Daneshvar/Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept. Center for Optoelectronics and Optical Communications University of North Carolina  at Charlotte 9201 University City Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28223-0001

Education

Louisiana State University , Electrical Engineering ,   BS ,   1970,  University of Illinois, Electrical Engineering ,  MS ,  1972, University of Illinois, Physics, MS, 1975, University of Illinois, Physics, Ph.D.,  1979                

Appointments

Professor: Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC, 1992-present    Associate Professor: Electrical Engineering Department, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC, 1987-91,  Assistant Professor: Electrical Engineering Department, Auburn University, AL, 1984-87 , Assistant Professor: Physics Department, Auburn University, AL, 1981-84 ,University of Pennsylvania, Physics (Post-Doctoral Fellow), 1979-81,  Senior Research Associate: Physics Division, Argonne National Lab. Argonne, IL, 1975-79

Courses:

ECGR 3121                 Electromagnetic Field                                Fall Semesters

ECGR 3122                 Electromagnetic Radiation                        Spring Semesters

ECGR 4125/5125        Foundations of Optical Engineering         Fall Semesters

ECGR 4231/6090        Sensors and Actuators                              Spring Semesters

Other courses: 

ECGR 4165/5165            Laser Electronics              

ECGR 6090/8090            Nonlinear Optics

ECGR 4186                     Optical Communication and Optical Signal

ECGR 3131                    Electronics I

ECGR 3132                    Electronics II

ECGR 4123                     Analog and Digital Communication

ECGR 6125/8125           Advanced topics in Photonics

 ECGR 4121/5121          Antenna

ECGR 4185/5123           Electromagnetic Optics         

Research:

Optical devices:

Optical materials:

Current Research:

Resume: (available at request)

Laboratories:

Laser and Electro-optics Laboratory

Microelectronics Fabrication Laboratory

Center for Optoelectronics and Optical Communication

The William States Lee College of Engineering