Daryl Beetner

Daryl Beetner is a Professor and Director of the Electromagnetic Compatibility Laboratory at Missouri University of Science and Technology (College of Engineering and Computing, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering). He teaches courses in computer engineering and electrical engineering, including CpE 111, CpE 213, CpE 318, CpE 311, EE 371, and senior design projects.

• Education
  • D.Sc.EE (1997, Washington University in St. Louis)
  • MSEE (1994, Washington University in St. Louis)
  • BSEE (1990, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville)

His research focuses on Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) at both chip and system levels, with applications in electronics detection and neutralization. This work intersects digital systems modeling, VLSI design, and grounding/shielding techniques for mitigating electromagnetic interference.

• Selected Courses
  • CpE 111: Introduction to Computer Engineering
  • CpE 213: Digital Systems Design
  • CpE 318: Digital Systems Modeling
  • CpE 311: Introduction to VLSI Design
  • EE 371: Grounding and Shielding
  • CpE/EE 391-392: Senior Design Projects
  • CpE 411: Advanced VLSI Design