Vignesh Rajamani, PhD

I have been heavily involved in the implementation of experimental methods in the application of reverberation chambers.  I am also serving as an instructor in the three industry level courses that we have run at OSU that draw clients from the US and overseas.  The impacts of this effort can hardly be overstated with the potential to impact product quality, reliability, and safety in both commercial and military systems through instruction of technicians, engineers, and managers in both private industry and government. 

 

I am interested in providing the best university instruction possible in the areas of electrical science, electromagnetics, and electromagnetic compatibility testing, and am also dedicated to providing original contributions to the field. I hope my work has and will continue to impart tremendous benefits to the field of statistical electromagnetics. My work for the advancement of engineering education and the struggle to provide the best education possible to students at Oklahoma State University has been widely recognized.

 

I have lectured around the world as a distinguished lecturer for the IEEE EMC society on reverberation chamber test methodologies. I have also taught design engineering seminars for faculty and students at many universities focusing on challenges in engineering education and prepare the faculty to handle them by spreading a significant number of Project Based Learning (PBL) classes across the curriculum. 

 

I also serve as the Vice President of Member Services of the of the IEEE EMC Society and involved with several technical committees and educational activities through EMC Society and Oklahoma State University. 

 

I am the instructor of record for the Design of Engineering Systems – Electrical and Computer Engineering Capstone Design course and Introduction to Electrical Science - Sophomore level electric circuits class at Oklahoma State University .