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       About CECSTR

The Center of Excellence for Communication Systems Technology Research (CECSTR) contributes directly to the research component of the University’s mission. CECSTR conducts comprehensive research in the selected aspects of Communication Systems and Engineering problems by way of algorithm developments, modeling, simulation, analysis, design, testing and performance evaluation and supports technology transfer to our sponsors. CECSTR supports and trains undergraduate and graduate students by recruiting talented students, awarding scholarships and creating pipelines with our industry partners for students’ placements. CECSTR is  a Texas A&M University System Board of Regents approved center.

• CECSTR occupies over 10,000 SFT. of state-of-the-art R&D facilities

• Attracts more qualified students to the College of Engineering by providing scholarship/financial support and educational training.

• Enhances the electrical engineering curriculum in the study of telecommunications, signal processing and their real world applications.

• Provides avenues for collaboration with other research laboratories within the university, the Texas A&M university system and industry.

• Exposes students to real industrial experience by serving as interns with industry during the summer under the supervision of the principal investigators and industry personnel.

• Supports Undergraduate, Masters and Ph.D. programs in electrical engineering and the vision of the College of Engineering and PVAMU.

•  CECSTR is the only academic center of its kind in Texas, filling a gap in educating the state's future leaders in emerging high-technology areas.

• It supports specially undergraduate and graduate students of electrical and engineering technology departments.

• CECSTR is funded by various industries and government agencies.

• Established Texas Instruments (TI) Endowed Chair ($1 Million)
  Established TI Scholarship Endowment ( Close to $1 Million)

The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents approved CECSTR
on July 25, 2003.

CECSTR'S GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE


CECSTR-ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE
 

Annual Report 2010

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