Systems and Controls

Research

Overview

Systems and control researchers investigate a broad range of topics covering systems, control and decision making. Topics currently under investigation include:

estimation
optimal control
stochastic systems
system identification
decentralized control
nonlinear systems
adaptive control systems
robustness, pattern recognition
stability
intelligent control
performance analysis

Projects

Current projects in control systems cover the following areas:

adaptive control theory
robust control system
control of large-scale systems

Projects in signal processing include:

adaptive signal processing
blind signal processing
MIMO systems

Faculty Information

Jan Bialasiewicz, PhD, Associate Professor
E-mail: jan.bialasiewicz@ucdenver.edu

Miloje Radenkovic, PhD, Professor
E-mail: Miloje.Radenkovic@ucdenver.edu

Related Courses

Graduate Courses

ELEC 5248 - Digital Communication Systems
ELEC 5230 - Advanced Linear Systems
ELEC 5436 - Nonlinear Control Systems
ELEC 5446 - Introduction to Modern Control Theory
ELEC 5456 - Sampled Data and Digital Control Systems
ELEC 5466 - Adaptive Control System Design
ELEC 5476 - Optimal Control Systems
ELEC 5486 - Modeling and System Identification
ELEC 5496 - Robust Control Systems
ELEC 5551 - Pattern Recognition

For complete, up-to-date course descriptions, visit the CU Denver academic catalog and search for the course numbers listed above.