Harpreet Singh

Harpreet Singh is a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Wayne State University (WSU), appointed in 1981 with tenure awarded in 1986 and promoted to Full Professor in 1984. He previously held academic appointments at the University of Roorkee from 1963 to 1981, including roles as Lecturer, Reader, Associate Professor, and Professor.

• Education: High School (1957), Baccalaureate (Thapar Institute, 1963), M.E. and Ph.D. (University of Roorkee, 1966 and 1971).

His research focuses on

• Software Engineering
• Intelligent Systems
• Neural Networks
• VLSI Design
• Fuzzy Logic
• Robotics
• Image Compression
• Computer Architecture
• Sensor Fusion

. He has led numerous funded projects, including

• "Fuzzy Logic Approach to Sensor Fusion" (2002–2004)
• "Neural Networks for Image Compression" (1990s)
• "Development of Software for Automotive Quality Control" (1993)

with sponsors like General Dynamics, Ford Motor Company, and Battelle.

His recent work trends involve

• Neuro Fuzzy Systems for 3D Visualization
• Wavelet Transforms in Infrared Imaging
• Fuzzy Logic Applications in Target Detection
• Parallel Processing in Hypercube Networks

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Scientific awards include

• Khosla Research Award (1970)
• Khosla Medal (1979)
• Distinguished Alumni Award by India's President (1983)

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He has taught courses such as

• ECE5960 - Introduction to VLSI Systems
• ECE5680 - Computer-Aided Logical Design
• ECE7530 - Advanced Digital VLSI Design
• ECE9997 - Doctoral Seminar

across Fall 2023 to Winter 2025 terms.