Mark L. Fowler

Roles & Affiliations: Mark L. Fowler is a Distinguished Teaching Professor Emeritus in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Binghamton University (State University of New York at Binghamton). He specializes in Signal Processing and has pioneered flipped classroom methodologies, emphasizing problem-solving and hands-on learning. He was instrumental in developing the university’s fully online undergraduate electrical engineering (BEE) program, including its flagship Signals and Systems course.

Education: BT from Binghamton University; PhD in Electrical Engineering from Penn State University.

Research Interests: Focus on emitter location estimation, data compression for sensor networks, electronic warfare systems, wavelet applications, frequency estimation, and digital receiver design. His work bridges theoretical foundations with practical applications in signal theory and processing.

Awards & Recognition: Notable honors include the 2012-2013 University Outstanding Graduate Director Award, 2011-2012 Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Faculty Service, and 2006-2007 Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching, reflecting his impactful contributions to both education and service.

Teaching & Innovation: A leader in pedagogical innovation, Professor Fowler has authored papers on flipped classrooms and active learning strategies. His courses (e.g., EECE 301, 521–523) emphasize signal analysis, system modeling, and Fourier techniques. He maintains active engagement with students through Blackboard and personalized office hours.