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“Hero” engineer to visit the Watson School

This week, students have the chance to meet an engineer who works on some of America's most popular video games including Guitar Hero and Call of Duty. David Czarnecki ’97, earned a bachelor’s degree from the Watson School and will return to campus Friday, Nov. 20, to talk with students about his career post-Binghamton.

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Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science

Staying ahead of the curve

Change happens, and in today’s fast-paced world, it happens rapidly. At the Watson School, we know the role of engineers and computer scientists must evolve quickly to keep pace. We eagerly accept this challenge as we continually look at new ways to think and work.

Our environment is a demanding one, and it takes all of us to succeed. We embrace students from across the world and from a range of backgrounds – and we work together. Teamwork is a key component of nearly every class here, as our students learn to appreciate and benefit from the varied perspectives of teammates from different disciplines and backgrounds. This experience prepares our graduates to succeed in an increasingly diverse and team-oriented workplace.

Coupled with our forward-looking programs and holistic approach, we prepare engineers to meet our world’s challenges and create the future.
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Bahgat Sammakia, director of Binghamton's Integrated Electronics Engineering Center, is ushering in a new age of flexible electronics.

Bahgat Sammakia, is ushering in a new age of flexible electronics.


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Students build a 1 kW wind turbine from scratch.

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