Dissertations
The Dissertation is a significant body of work that represents the culmination of the student’s research efforts that resulted in the awarded doctoral degree. Below is a list of the doctoral dissertations produced by the USA Ph.D. students.
- Bikash Rhanabat, "Magnetic Compaction force Assisted Additive Manufacturing of Continuous Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites and System Architecture Investigation using System Modeling Language (SysML)", October 7, 2020. Advisor: Dr. KT Hsiao
- Tom Wade, "An Engineered System for Suppression of Large-Scale Wildfires", May 2020. Advisor: Dr. Henry Lester
- Sebastian Kirmse, "Towards the Commercialization of a Carbon fiber composite Reinforced with Carbon Nanofiber Z-Threads Utilizing a Hybrid Lean Launchpad / Model-Based Systems Engineering Approach", October 2019. Advisor: Dr. KT Hsiao
- Mattias Colomb, “Scalable Hydrodynamic Model for the Hydrochlorination Reaction and Experimental Verification on a Pilot-Scale Fluidized Bed Reactor”, April 2016
- Kari Lippert, “Toward the Evolution of Information Digital Ecosystems”, May 2018
- Barbara Turrens, “Toward Systems Complexity in Modern Shipbuilding”, May 2018
- Jacob Deal, “A Comparative Life Cycle Assessment of Pt-CeOx/Al2O3 Catalysts: The Effect of Production Pathway”, July 2018
- Meagan Bunge, “The Application of Systems Engineering to Functionalize Fabrics at the Nanoscale”, July 2018
- Salter, Cody, “Towards Early Lifecycle Prediction of System Reliability”, July 2018
- Sam Mayes, “Improving Hyperspectral Imaging Technology Through Systems Engineering”, September 2018