Information for Undergraduate Students

Are you an undergraduate student looking to learn or participate in cyber-physical systems courses or research? Below are a few ways to get involved:

Take a CPS course

Below are the CPS courses being offered in spring 2026:

CE 4025 Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) Coordination and Control (Arsalan Heydarian)
CE 4050 Risk Analysis (James Lambert)
CE 4500 World Building with Virtual and Augmented Reality (Sep Sabeti)
CE 4600 Adapting Civil Infrastructure Systems for Climate Change (Negin Alemazkoor)

CS 4501 Internet of Things (Kun Qian)
CS 4710 Artificial Intelligence (Yen-Ling Kuo)
CS 4740 Cloud Computing (Haiying Shen)

ECE 3502 Decision Making for Robots (Nicola Bezzo)
ECE 4501 Advanced Embedded Systems (Homa Alemzadeh)
ECE 4501 Internet of Things (Kun Qian)
ECE 4501 Sensors and Ubiquitous Comp (Amanda Watson)
ECE 4784 Machine Learning for Wireless Communications (Cong Shen)

MAE 4501 Model & Control Manufac Proc (Qing Chang)

SYS 3062 Discrete-Event Simulation (Henning Mortveit)
SYS 4050 Risk Analysis (James Lambert)
SYS 4582 Human Error (Sara Riggs)
SYS 4582 Network Modeling/Applications (Hongru Du)

Work on a Research Project

Explore Link Lab research areas to identify an area of interest and reach out to Link Lab faculty in those areas. 

If you have questions or if you are looking for other ways to engage with the Link Lab as an undergraduate student, contact Kelley Tobler.